Strangest/Sickest/Weirdest game you've ever played?

[Gariom]

Manhunt, definitely. Remember Pigsy?

 

[Hazy]

Killer 7 was pretty weird (In a good way.)

 

[Sparrow]

Close Range. It was an internet game. I say was cause I don't think you can play it anymore. It was just put up as an extended gag from the Onion video talking about a game "consisting entirely of shooting people at point blank range in the face". And that is really all it was (except at one point you get to shoot a horse and an ostrich).

Sounds weird. But fun. Don't see why you'd want to shoot and ostrich though.

Bioshock
Strange? Sick? Weird? ... definitely!

Definitely Amazing too!

Bioshock didn't grab me as weird or scary, but I definately liked it.

 

[Pimppeter2]

Mario party, that shit was straight up fucked

 

[kaiser_what]

Hmm... Postal 2 and Doki Doki Majo Shinpan series. The latter is a game where you hunt down witches in your school by sexually harassing them.

 

[matsugawa]

Kagero II: Dark Illusion, known in the US as Trapt. Luring people into a series of traps always pulled at my conscience, even the lowlife bounty hunters out for my head.

 

[Higurashi]

Killer 7 is probably the most disturbing one. Condemned and the NGC remake of Resident Evil are masterpieces when it comes to fright, however.

 

[Sparrow]

Killer 7 is probably the most disturbing one. Condemned and the NGC remake of Resident Evil are masterpieces when it comes to fright, however.

Alot of people have been saying Killer 7. Whats it about?

Close Range. It was an internet game. I say was cause I don't think you can play it anymore. It was just put up as an extended gag from the Onion video talking about a game "consisting entirely of shooting people at point blank range in the face". And that is really all it was (except at one point you get to shoot a horse and an ostrich).

Sounds weird. But fun. Don't see why you'd want to shoot and ostrich though.

Why WOULDN'T you want to shoot at ostrich?

Because it's a ostrich... I'd shoot a bear, cus' you know, it's dangerous and all. Fairly certain and ostrich wouldn't want to hurt me or eat me though.

 

[Higurashi]

Alot of people have been saying Killer 7. Whats it about?

It's.. uh, about a contract killer who has a severe case of split-personality disorder, to say the least. The design and audio of the game is the creepiest part. You will need to play it to understand. It is not... scary, per se. Just very bizarre.

 

[toapat]

the sims 2 (all Xpacs+everything you can find on one of the public websites) you can do anything in it

 

[Twilight_guy]

Um, probably Bioshock. It was designed with an atmosphere that makes everything ridiculous creepy. The Houdini splicers are also pretty horrific because when they teleport they explode into a cloud of blood. Fallout 3 is also pretty pretty creepy but it has breaks in the creepiness and isn't as unrelenting as Bioshock. Somehow "welcome to the circus of values" is just not right when there are murderous hordes about.

 

[kizzneth]

Carnevil... though it was fun ^^

 

[TheMadDoctorsCat]

I've played? Probably BioShock. World at War is a bit sick, but no where near as much as BioShock. Might get F.E.A.R., and I hear that's pretty sick, so we'll wait & see.

That reminds me, I finally finished F.E.A.R. AND YOU NEVER EVEN FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FRIKKIN' BLONDE YOU HAVE TO KEEP GODDAMN RESCUING ALL THE GODDAMN TIME. Or what part she plays in the "main" plot. Or what happens to half the characters... not that you'd want to spend any more time with any of them... my final thought was, "I worked my way through this entire game for THAT?"

Trust me here. Save your money. Buy a flashlight and go searching your basement for spiders, it's a lot scarier and probably a lot more fun than this tosh.

 

[KamachoMcSagget]

Sorry if I'm sounding predictable, but No More Heroes, then Killer 7. they are still awesome games, though, and Thrill Kill sounds a lot like Killer 7, judging by what I read on Wikipedia

 

[iggyus]

The Suffering. That game disturbed and scared the shit out of me. Close behind is Condemned 1

 

[iggyus]

Oh yeah and the circus of values in BioShock. That clown creeped the shit out of me (I instantly remembered Stephen King's novel It.)

 

[silentsentinel]

I stumbled on a Japanese rape simulation game once.

*shudder*