Scariest/creepiest/most unnerving sequences in any game
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Most of Call Of Cthulhu: Dark Corners Of The Earth.
Some of the bosses are SO F**KED UP THAT YOUR CHARACTER WILL LITERALLY GO INSANE IF YOU LOOK AT THEM TOO LONG.
That, or Drakenguard 2 when you break the seal that kept the Gods out of the world. The first time I saw them and very shortly into the next level my only thought was, "JESUS CHRIST, WHY THE F**K DID YOU RELEASE THE SEALS?"
Oh, also shortly before you break the seals, you fight a little girl in a shadow dimension where there are about 50 of her with glowing red eyes, torn dresses, and a bloodstained butcher knife with teddybears and stars drawn on all of the walls with blood. It was like the worst Tonberry fight ever.
Some of the bosses are SO F**KED UP THAT YOUR CHARACTER WILL LITERALLY GO INSANE IF YOU LOOK AT THEM TOO LONG.
That, or Drakenguard 2 when you break the seal that kept the Gods out of the world. The first time I saw them and very shortly into the next level my only thought was, "JESUS CHRIST, WHY THE F**K DID YOU RELEASE THE SEALS?"
Oh, also shortly before you break the seals, you fight a little girl in a shadow dimension where there are about 50 of her with glowing red eyes, torn dresses, and a bloodstained butcher knife with teddybears and stars drawn on all of the walls with blood. It was like the worst Tonberry fight ever.
Oh my god THIS.PayJ567 said:
This is what I thought of when I saw the thread title.
I absolutely HATED the poltergeists as the first timed I played it I had a fear of even moving (Even going so far as to hide under the stairs you comedown from for like 4 minutes) because I could just hear them all the time and I had no idea what they were and what was causing shit to fly around. The second time I played I still dreaded going down there and just ran like a scared little girl often times getting lost.
When I was playing that part, It was 3:30 in the morning and I had the sound cranked...MassiveGeek said:
"Wow! This is pretty sweet... I wonder if I can move my family into-WADAFUCKWAZAT!!!!"
I remember this old gamecube mag i used to get had a "forum" section screenshot on one page. One time the topic was "best game deaths", and as soon as i got the interwebs i googled what everyone seemed horrified about:
Someone's added TF2 sounds to it, but it's still horrific as fuck.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMobSwEilWM
EDIT: (It's Clock Tower 3)
Someone's added TF2 sounds to it, but it's still horrific as fuck.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMobSwEilWM
EDIT: (It's Clock Tower 3)
If you don't do scary, then it will be bad at first, but trust me, after a while it'll get better.Darkgoosey666 said:
Quake 4: On the assembly line, when you realize you're going to be CONSCIOUS while you're processed into a Strogg. That messed with me. Maybe I'm just a wimp.
Half-Life: "Destroy the damn thing before it grows any larger!" You can hear a gigantic IT banging away, and you know the only way out is through.
Doom 3: Say what you will, it's got its moments. Not many, but they are there.
Half-Life 2: Ravenholm, and the first time I heard a crab-zombie yelling "help" all muffled
FEAR: some of the Alma sequences are pants-crappingly scary. My fridge kicked on in the middle of one once and my heart did that THUH-**WHAM** thing that takes a year or so off your life.
Bioshock: First encounter with a Big Daddy. Not a fight, just this massive implacable alien THING trundling slowly towards me, making its strange whalesong sounds. "What's inside the suit?" and "I DON'T wanna know" at the same time.
The big winner is still Silent Hill 2. That whole damn game makes me feel like I've got spiders crawling down my back. First and only game that has made me shiver in fear. Also the only game where I *ever* turned and fled from something I had never seen based solely on the sound it made.
Half-Life: "Destroy the damn thing before it grows any larger!" You can hear a gigantic IT banging away, and you know the only way out is through.
Doom 3: Say what you will, it's got its moments. Not many, but they are there.
Half-Life 2: Ravenholm, and the first time I heard a crab-zombie yelling "help" all muffled
FEAR: some of the Alma sequences are pants-crappingly scary. My fridge kicked on in the middle of one once and my heart did that THUH-**WHAM** thing that takes a year or so off your life.
Bioshock: First encounter with a Big Daddy. Not a fight, just this massive implacable alien THING trundling slowly towards me, making its strange whalesong sounds. "What's inside the suit?" and "I DON'T wanna know" at the same time.
The big winner is still Silent Hill 2. That whole damn game makes me feel like I've got spiders crawling down my back. First and only game that has made me shiver in fear. Also the only game where I *ever* turned and fled from something I had never seen based solely on the sound it made.
do they manequins attack you? if you were playing an fps and you knew stone angels were creeping up behind you, freezing into stone when you see them, insta-killig would be extreme, maybe draining health head crab style, or pulling you back to a checkpoin. You would be tense as fuck to this day after watching dr who when i am wlak past a cemetary or church and see an angel statue i cant turn my back on it for longKuhkren said:Stone angels=mannequins in Condemnedirani_che said:
Totally agree! STALKER X-18 was really unsettling the first time through, genuinely makes you feel vulnerable. Once you know how to handle the poltergeists, and figure out that if you keep running about you dont get hit so much, it becomes less so. But those random bangs and knocks and noises that seem to come from nowhere - they really put the wind up you. Weirdly when I play that level it reminds me of my old school chemistry lab, and I can almost smell the odd chemically smell that floated about in there. It came as a weird relief when humans turned up in that level, even if they had come to shoot you!Simskiller said:
First time through F.E.A.R was pretty scary too. Once you've played it once though, they arent so frihgtening.
