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[bussinrounds]

I agree with Naughty about Dark Corners of the Earth. Nobody said The Thing yet either. That was a true horror game, and not an action game with horror elements like so many we see these days. (sound familiar to the homogenization of RPGs ?)

What about adventure horror games like...

Phantasmagoria 1&2
I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
Haunting Ground
Harvester
Sanitarium
Blackstone Chronicles
Seven Games of the Soul
Personal Nightmare
Black Mirror 1-3
DarkSeed
Dracula 3: Path of the Dragon
Last Half of Darkness
Tomb of Zohir
Beyond the Spirits Eye
Shadow of the servants
Return of the Phantom
Veil of Darkness
Dead Reefs
Temüjin
Black Dahlia
Twisted Lands Series
Cosmology of Kyoto
Midnight Mysteries Series
Dark Dimensions: City of Fog
Dracula: Love Kills
Alpha Polaris
Waxworks
Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
The White Chamber
Overclocked - A History of Violence. More of a psychological thriller than horror, but still gud
Penumbra
Gabriel Knight 2
The Void (aka Tension, aka Turgor)
Dreamfall
report

[Damariel]

Condemned Criminal Origins
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Alien vs Predator

[vvDRUCILLAvv]

Silent Hill series
Doom 3
Dead Space 1 & 2
          

[Funkcase]

Silent hill 2, the first time playing a Silent hill game, at the age of seven too at the time. It was a scary expierence.

Amnesia the dark decent, probably the most scary game I've ever played.

Dead space isn't a game I consider scary, but I do love the series so far (although I hope they're more subtle in DS3 than how in your face DS2 was) I love the idea of mixing Alien with the Thing, my two favourite horror movies. Dead space suffered from cheap monster in the closet scares, but what Dead space did right was atmosphere, it was one of the most atmposheric games I've ever played! I love the sounds you hear of water dripping from that broken pipe, the lights flashing against two suits that look like two people have hung themselves, and you hear a little screech in the distance. Dead Space would be the best horror game ever made if it had more subtle scares combined with it's atmosphere. (Keep in mind I always play games with headphones)

Modifié par Funkcase, 09 janvier 2012 - 09:30 .

[Beocat]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Eternal Darkness I still have some..."fond" memories of. The best part of it was how meta it went the sanity meter, complete with interface screws and making it seem like your system had deleted your save file. 

That moment in the game scared me half to death.  I never played it again after that happened.  I will never forget that moment of terror gripping my soul.  I sometimes consider going back to finish it, but then I remember...and suddenly I don't want to touch it again. 

Phantasmagoria  -  I played this one when I was around 10-12yrs old and it messed me up big time.  I had nightmares of some of those scenes after I had played around with that one.  Great game but I was way too young to handle it at that point in time.  Curiosity is what did me in there.

Haunting Ground also did a good job of getting my heart racing.  By the end of the game I was more annoyed and frustrated than scared, but with the first two bad guys I was pretty scared.  The second one especially...I think what bothered me the most with her is that she didn't just go after me, but she would attack Hewie too.  The fact that my character would tire out and trip on things when running away really didn't help me with the feeling of fear I got from that game.

As far as "disturbing" goes however, that prize goes to Rule of Rose.  If you've played that game before, you know what I'm talking about.  Another word of caution to those out there:  Animal lovers -- do not play that game.

Edit:  Forgot to mention Kuon.  Good scary game with some interesting gameplay elements.  It had a great method of building up fear through what you could hear but not see.  The fact that you also only had a limited number of saves made the battles much more frightening as well.

Modifié par Beocat, 30 décembre 2011 - 11:25 .

[vometia]

Usually I find "scary" games aren't scary in the least; I get the same things with horror films, which are usually more cheesy than scary.

Every once in a while something unexpectedly gets through my defences, though. I think the games that actually succeeded in freaking me out are the underground sections of Stalker and oddly enough boring old Doom 3, at least in its quieter moments. Dunno why, considering the widely acknowledged scary stuff has zero effect on me, but those two scare the crap out of me.

[Skypezee]

Of all the horror games I've played, Fatal Frame series continues to freak me out.... and I still can't finish the games XP

[KenKenpachi]

*points to his Avatar* TMNT, it is full of so many lies damnable lies! We have never once lost to those foul Turtles, not once.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Feral Ghouls in Fallout 3 and New Vegas ... They backstab you with their scary voice!

[ObserverStatus]

The Luna Game 3 is pretty scary. Not to mention the blank flank ending of Super Filly Adventure or Story of the Blanks

[firefireblow]

DominusVita wrote...
American McGee's Alice. A complete Mindf--- from beginning to end. The end in particular scared the living crap out of me.

Majora's Mask. Let's see... Giant Moon face that will obliterate you in 3 days? Check. Highly Disturbing final boss fight? Check. The majority of the game is bizarre and off-putting. Maybe not scary in the traditional sense, but it's still a very unnerving game.

Would agree with alice but after playing his 1st alice this one makes it like a laugh fest. *side note the controlls made the 1st one scarier.

Also those dang 3 days, curses.


Also Siren. The retared Cop that chases you.

Modifié par firefireblow, 31 décembre 2011 - 06:22 .

[Homebound]

Pokemon Blue...lavender town. LAVENDER. TOWN.

[ObserverStatus]

Hellbound555 wrote...

Pokemon Blue...lavender town. LAVENDER. TOWN.

Poor Cubone. :'(

[Rockworm503]

slimgrin wrote...

GTA4. The thought of being forced into a pointless mini game or carrying out another dreadfully boring mission with no save points became terrifying.

No but seriously I don't get scared easily but Amnesia sure worked on me.

[Had-to-say]

Resident Evil Code Veronica had some scary moments. I can't play Dead Space at night.

[I Ryukage I]

Siren

Resident Evil 2

Modifié par I Ryukage I, 01 janvier 2012 - 04:43 .

[I Ryukage I]

jreezy wrote...

GMagnum wrote...

the sims

wen da burglar came 2 my house n da music dat came on made me shyt my pant tbh

Dat music is hella creepy tbh.

LMAO it was very creepy the first time it happens indeed

[Eski.Moe]

I'm a wuss for the most part, haha. I was even really unsettled by the Collector Ship in ME2.
Haunting Ground was pretty creepy, I suppose. Kinda offset by the woman running around in nothing but even that served to heighten the vulnerability. Especially when the lumbering brute comes charging out of nowhere.

Oh, can't forget to mention Clocktower.
*SNIP. SNIP. SNIP*

[DreamwareStudio]

DA 2...it was horrifying, no but seriously...DA 2.

*** shudders while returning to DA:O ***

Modifié par google_calasade, 01 janvier 2012 - 09:42 .

[Get Magna Carter]

Eski.Moe wrote...

Oh, can't forget to mention Clocktower.
*SNIP. SNIP. SNIP*

Did you notice that the bad guy in that only slowly limps after you?
That's because you should never run while holding scissors:blush:

[Masquerade]

I forgot to mention the part leading up to the Broodmother in DA:O where you can hear Hespith and her creepy poem, perhaps scary isn't the right word here but it was certainly unsettling in my opinion.

[DreamwareStudio]

Kirsty, definitely a spine-chilling moment!

[Reptilian Rob]

Dead Space.