Scariest Game You Have Ever Played

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lokust2001

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When me and a friend first go the demo of Alien Vs Predator 2 he played for roughly 60 seconds before turning it off to nerve wracked to continue. He still hadn't encountered any enemy's by that point.
 

jim_doki

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one game that freaked the living crap outta me was Dark Seed. HR Giger did a lot of the art, and in the first scene an alien embryo is implanted in your head!

check it out here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB2s5gdBbzU
 

MegamattZero

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The games the scared me was, "Fatal Frame I,II,III"
Then it was Clocktower.

Quick questions,"How can you guys be scared of zombies?"
 

Pzest

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Not enough people are mentioning Fatal Frame/Project Zero games!

It really bothers me when people talk about how scary FEAR or Condemned are but neither of them come close to some horror games.
 

BaldingSteve

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The game that really freaked me out was Resident Evil (the first) for GC. Lisa Trevor (i think thats the name) Really was the freakiest character I can think of.

Also, (when i played it when i was about 7) Resident Evil: Code Veronica really freaked me out, just because of the zombies and blood (I WAS 7)
 

Lazzi

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EnzoHonda said:
NickyT said:
Portal. Not in an actual scary way, but just scary. I can't explain it, you have to play the game, and yes I know that just about everybody will disagree but my friends and I found it very "off putting" as we say.
I think I know what you mean. Your character is a lab-rat, an experiment that is fighting for her life in a cold, clinical lab. It's got a Nazi-Germany, "Ve vill start ze experiment now" vibe.
I got the same thing. also as a very far off side comment i woudl like to state the "horten hears of who" creeped me out, ALOT>
 

aussiesniper

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one more STALKER vote here.

never in any other game have I actually thought that the enemies are as scary as their in-game reputation.

these videos should be enough proof:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi-iWR31W9A&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv2UlMknI6E&feature=related
 

GeeseH

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vote for avp (as col. marine)

watching the films is one thing but this is the only game i had to turn off for overbearing fear factor & never look back :(

also the ss2 monkey sounds are not good :(
(guess you had to be there, will have to check if it's patched for xp & vista yet)

heard about fatal frame, didn't buy it for the obvious reason that i'm a total wuss

edit: oddly while typing this fermata in mystic air from silent hill popped into my head & won't leave
 

Thaius

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Seriously, did no one here but the select few play the Fatal Frame games? Those were the scariest experiences of my LIFE. Any game that plays like a well-produced movie is good, in my opinion, but this went farther than any I've seen. I mean, it's scary enough by nature, and it's fantastically designed, but in order to fight the ghosts that pop up everywhere (all the while mumbling, screaming, or saying something in some terrifying way), you have to take out a camera and take pictures of them in FIRST PERSON. If the game was an FPS, that would be one thing, but you're scared out of your mind looking at it from a distant camera perspective, then you have to get in up close and personal. Scariest thing EVER. Those games were terrifying, and so amazing.

I remember in the first game when you are walking outside, with dark forest all around you, and you come into a small shack. YOu must solve a rather morbid puzzle, then something happens. It is obvious that there is a ghost around, and you cannot leave the room. I was playing it with my cousin, and we were looking around frantically for the ghost, but it never came. We were freaking out until we finally looked up... and a dead guy who was hanging from the ceiling immediately fell down in front of us and started coming at us. You know how sometimes guys have reactions kind of like a scream, but they're trying to be manly so they just kind of go crazy and panic instead? Yeah. *shudders*
 
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The original Silent Hill FTW.

Also, the Shalebridge Cradle in Thief Deadly Shadows was pants soiling when the mental patients got out.
 

nightmare_gorilla

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i don't really like scary games because it seems they require a totally helpless main character, i'm not helpless nor have i ever been helpless and it's not the kind of thing i'd want to do for fun. but i did rent and play call of chthulu: dark corners of the earth, that was a scary fucking game. honorable mention for me goes to the dahaka from prince of persia 2. i was terrified of that thing.
 

Yan-Yan

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HappyZealot said:
F.E.A.R. should get a mention too. The moment with the ladder when I encountered Alma on the top of it is creepy but when I went down and looked to my left...almost suffered an heart attack.
That section made me squeal. Like, seriously loud, ohmygodwhatwasthat kind of squeal that one expects from a 10 year old girl in a dark house during a thunderstorm after the power goes out and something creaked downstairs but oh man what was that outside is it just a branch!?
 

Strafe Mcgee

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Yup, chalk up another vote for Project Zero/Fatal Frame. Those games were fucking terrifying. System Shock 2 also gets my vote, purely because it's one of the best gaming experiences ever made. And it features screaming psychic monkeys that are ACTUALLY SCARY!

And the spiders *shivers*.
 

irrelevantnugget

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Programmed_For_Damage said:
The original Silent Hill FTW.

Also, the Shalebridge Cradle in Thief Deadly Shadows was pants soiling when the mental patients got out.
Dang, completely forgot about the cradle :eek:

One guy from the dev team was constantly working on that one level on his own. How do they even come up with the idea of an orphanage being turned into an asylum? Without removing the orphans, that is.