My favorite part about Ao Oni is that it's a joke and all you wimps think it's actually scary.
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Or are the graphics so ass-deep in uncanny valley that it's terrifying, like CLANNAD?
Overall it was a very good game. Gotta love the opening too
In the game I fucking tried all the things to save her.. but nope.. she always died.. damn.
And her voice in the game was so epic.. ><
oh man these references are the scariest thing ever
i was paying attention all along like a retard then smiled at the end, lmao good one good one
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Rii_old_1
Topic Starter
OH MY GAAAH!!!Guujin wrote:
no it's a true story, the ao oni really does exist.Pokebis wrote:
it's a joke
Nah, I just felt like it, making people respond to this will be fun
What makes Ao Oni scary is that demon thingy. It's creepier than Gigyas itself.
Where can I see this monster? Is it really worse than the startling monsters in Silent Hill?Haseo wrote:
What makes Ao Oni scary is that demon thingy. It's creepier than Gigyas itself.
Rii_old_1
Prepare for scary (lol)8find3r wrote:
Where can I see this monster? Is it really worse than the startling monsters in Silent Hill?Haseo wrote:
What makes Ao Oni scary is that demon thingy. It's creepier than Gigyas itself.
Creepy indeed.
@8find3r: Don't google Gigyas unless you want to see Hentai fanworks.
@8find3r: Don't google Gigyas unless you want to see Hentai fanworks.
Rii_old_1
*Googles Gigyas*Haseo wrote:
Don't google Gigyas unless you want to see Hentai fanworks.
Hotel 626
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Corpse Party: Blood Covered. Playing at 3:00am with my PSP.
:l
:l
Dead Space 2. It was the first and last one. I don't do good with horror.
How can you take that game seriously with the moe style?OmNii wrote:
Corpse Party: Blood Covered. Playing at 3:00am with my PSP.
:l
Comedy Horror?Pokebis wrote:
How can you take that game seriously with the moe style?OmNii wrote:
Corpse Party: Blood Covered. Playing at 3:00am with my PSP.
:l
Or are the graphics so ass-deep in uncanny valley that it's terrifying, like CLANNAD?
Not quite Clannad levels, more around K-on.
eh, none of 'em have that aviation-style hair from what I've seen, so it doesn't really look that bad in that respect. The SNES RM2K-style sprites I find a bit off-putting though.
Also: the more dialog/actors involved, the less scary it is
Also: the more dialog/actors involved, the less scary it is
i remember when friends got drunk and decided to play nosferatu, i tihnk. scene with the coffin (basically right at the start of the game) made one of them run into the wall. yeah, playing horror games for lulz is awesome 
I gotta agree that the style was very moe.. still.. playing at that time with headphones in a corner..(first time playing) :\Pokebis wrote:
How can you take that game seriously with the moe style?OmNii wrote:
Corpse Party: Blood Covered. Playing at 3:00am with my PSP.
:l
Overall it was a very good game. Gotta love the opening too
I'll be honest, I watched the opening Pokebis linked to, and muted it about 25 seconds in
It looks more creepy than horror. Love the moe loli style. Might play it.OmNii wrote:
Corpse Party: Blood Covered. Playing at 3:00am with my PSP.
:l
I'm reading the manga for now. OMG! IT'S SO FREAKING MOE LOLI EPICNESS! Love the art style. Also, the girl with the curly hair reminds me of the girl from Puella Magica MadokaOmNii wrote:
^Very good game, you will totally enjoy it.
dead space 2 with full volume at night without lights alone at home with your teddy bear
The iOS version is scarier. I made my lil bro' play it for 10 minutes and he woke me up later, shivering and somewhat shocked.nVidi4x wrote:
dead space 2 with full volume at night without lights alone at home with your teddy bear
Haha yup! Seiko pawns!hoihoisoi wrote:
I'm reading the manga for now. OMG! IT'S SO FREAKING MOE LOLI EPICNESS! Love the art style. Also, the girl with the curly hair reminds me of the girl from Puella Magica MadokaOmNii wrote:
^Very good game, you will totally enjoy it.
Must Seiko die in chap 1? I mean like you know.....can she be saved or something?OmNii wrote:
Haha yup! Seiko pawns!hoihoisoi wrote:
I'm reading the manga for now. OMG! IT'S SO FREAKING MOE LOLI EPICNESS! Love the art style. Also, the girl with the curly hair reminds me of the girl from Puella Magica Madoka
Nope.. she cannot be saved T_T.. she needs to diehoihoisoi wrote:
Must Seiko die in chap 1? I mean like you know.....can she be saved or something?
In the game I fucking tried all the things to save her.. but nope.. she always died.. damn.
And her voice in the game was so epic.. ><
Oh damn. Me so sad now.OmNii wrote:
Nope.. she cannot be saved T_T.. she needs to diehoihoisoi wrote:
Must Seiko die in chap 1? I mean like you know.....can she be saved or something?
In the game I fucking tried all the things to save her.. but nope.. she always died.. damn.
And her voice in the game was so epic.. ><
^I know right ..
Anyways, hoping for a translated version of Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, ported on PSP
..Anyways, hoping for a translated version of Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, ported on PSP
I've watched the whole walk through of blood covered already. Man, that is one of those games when the characters don't get ressurected, not saying it's a bad thing or anything, but it adds some real kick into it. Especially the phone part at the end, man I got teary. I don't think I'm gonna get blood covered. I guess I'll be waiting for Book of Shadows, said they tied up some loose ends there. But yea, overall the game (From the walk through) was pretty damn good (Storyline and drawing wise) .OmNii wrote:
^I know right
Anyways, hoping for a translated version of Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, ported on PSP
Thanks to this topic, I will not be able to sleep tonight.
And the closest thing to a horror game I played (because I'm a wuss): Left 4 Dead 2
And the closest thing to a horror game I played (because I'm a wuss): Left 4 Dead 2
I don't want to be that guy who says Amnesia: The Dark Descent. It was pretty damn immersive, I was on Skype with a friend and I kept telling him I keep hearing the floorboards creak and warp above me, with dust falling off and everything, even though I knew it's all scripted.
So I'm going to say Nightmare House 2 instead.
There was also this time when I was a wee little boy, and I remember this 18 or so kid playing a Silent Hill (?) game while I watched and the dogs popped out and scared the shit out of me.
So I'm going to say Nightmare House 2 instead.
There was also this time when I was a wee little boy, and I remember this 18 or so kid playing a Silent Hill (?) game while I watched and the dogs popped out and scared the shit out of me.
Then look into some of the prevalent examples in the thread.
Also, Nightmare House 2 had some creepy moments but I thought ultimately tried too hard.
Also, Nightmare House 2 had some creepy moments but I thought ultimately tried too hard.
Amnesia and Dead Space? I seriously don't see how either are scary. Amnesia did a good job with atmosphere, but it never ever came off as even unsettling. Dead Space is oooooh a skeleton popped out of the closet and got blood all over the carpet, hurrr so skwawy.Mogsworth wrote:
Then look into some of the prevalent examples in the thread.
Well, it's more like a place to start. I wouldn't start off a horror game newbie on something like Fatal Frame 2 unless I wanted to scare them away from the genre.
Though I will admit that people should steer clear of that shitty Dead Space series in general, Amnesia is a good baby's-first-horror title.
Though I will admit that people should steer clear of that shitty Dead Space series in general, Amnesia is a good baby's-first-horror title.
Fear 3. <3
Haven't played many "scary" games, but imo,
Amnesia (duh) and
Saya no Uta
were pretty scare, yeah. Saya no Uta was more disturbing than scary, though.
Amnesia (duh) and
Saya no Uta
were pretty scare, yeah. Saya no Uta was more disturbing than scary, though.
Fatal Frame even i don't play it
Resident Evil 2 was the first game that scared me
probably the last one, too, since I aged like 6 years between playing that and any other even remotely scary game.
probably the last one, too, since I aged like 6 years between playing that and any other even remotely scary game.
Everyone says Amnesia or some Silent Hill or some Resident Evil game even though those games aren't really scary. The thing is that once you play one scary game then you already know what the rest are like. Sure you can get scared at random scares but it's not SCARY or TERRIFYING. People say that Amnesia is scary because of the atmosphere but seriously, everything in that game gets predictable after like 1 hour.
I would like to play a game that would scare me a lot, but I guess that just knowing that it's just a game makes it instantly not scary.
I would like to play a game that would scare me a lot, but I guess that just knowing that it's just a game makes it instantly not scary.
I concur. Finishing Dead Space 3 times in one day could get boring.ragelewa wrote:
Everyone says Amnesia or some Silent Hill or some Resident Evil game even though those games aren't really scary. The thing is that once you play one scary game then you already know what the rest are like. Sure you can get scared at random scares but it's not SCARY or TERRIFYING. People say that Amnesia is scary because of the atmosphere but seriously, everything in that game gets predictable after like 1 hour.
I would like to play a game that would scare me a lot, but I guess that just knowing that it's just a game makes it instantly not scary.
Forbidden Siren for ps2
Serioulsy, that game is so scary, at points it's not even fun anymore :_:
Also I thought Amnesia was quite scary, since I can easily immerse myself into games, and immersing yourself into Amnesia is quite a horrifying experience IMO T_T
Serioulsy, that game is so scary, at points it's not even fun anymore :_:
Also I thought Amnesia was quite scary, since I can easily immerse myself into games, and immersing yourself into Amnesia is quite a horrifying experience IMO T_T
Now I think the scariest game is... Minecraft ;__;
Here is the list:
1. Silent Hill (even the mobile version..)
2. Resident Evil 4
3. Fatal Frame (just seeing my friend play this game.. I'm scared)
4. and others..
1. Silent Hill (even the mobile version..)
2. Resident Evil 4
3. Fatal Frame (just seeing my friend play this game.. I'm scared)
4. and others..
1st. Amnesia
I heard some scary noises, and rage quitted the game. Haven't touched it since August. lolol
2nd. Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly
(spoiler alert) So I was at this one part where your map says theres a path. Yet I have this damn tree blocking me. I can't figure how to get through it, so I aim my camera at it and a face pops out. Son of a motherless. D: Once again, rage quitted.
3rd. Fear 2
Screw Alma and her issue with making things have seizures all over the place. D:
I heard some scary noises, and rage quitted the game. Haven't touched it since August. lolol
2nd. Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly
(spoiler alert) So I was at this one part where your map says theres a path. Yet I have this damn tree blocking me. I can't figure how to get through it, so I aim my camera at it and a face pops out. Son of a motherless. D: Once again, rage quitted.
3rd. Fear 2
Screw Alma and her issue with making things have seizures all over the place. D:
Silent Hill [probably all versions] and Resident Evil. ◄◄
The only horror games I played were Resident Evil 1 and 2 (THAT WAS AGES AGO!). Then I just started to play Resident Evil 4 right now, then 5 once I finish it. Anyway, I'm such a wimp that I'm really jumpy at times. I heard that Silent Hill is much scarier than Res Evil, so I won't be playing that game for a long time. 
Amnesia. I've only watched videos of it but it was enough to scare the living heck out of me.
Scariest game I ever played was probably Silent Hill 4: The Room? Still can't get over the two-headed thing :O
oh man these references are the scariest thing ever
Oh yes, for me it's got to be, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, AND Silent Hill (all versions.)` D;
Hmm, I'm not sure between Amnesia or Silent Hill: Homecoming. I'd say Silent Hill: Homecoming because of the fact in the first area, I would jump when the doors closed on their own. Thing is, I knew what it was but still kept jumping.
As for Amnesia, I got past the water part and wasn't really scared because I knew it was going to happen since I watched videos of it. Though, I can't seem to get myself to play it. I have to have someone either in a call with me or have my boyfriend sit by me XD.
As for Amnesia, I got past the water part and wasn't really scared because I knew it was going to happen since I watched videos of it. Though, I can't seem to get myself to play it. I have to have someone either in a call with me or have my boyfriend sit by me XD.
shadow hearts so awesomeragelewa wrote:
oh man these references are the scariest thing ever
So... no one posted this yet. I am disappoint.
THE SCARIEST GAME EVER
I just got done playing one of the SCARIEST video games ever. Now, hear me out before saying, "Oh, he's probably just a fag that gets scared of everything." I don't get scared of video games or movies. I've played many survival horror games and have seen many horror movies in my day. The only thing that made me just a tiny bit scared were some parts of Penumbra and Condemned. Amnesia was pretty good. Everything else was just boring. This game was different. VERY different.
You aren't given any sort of backstory to the game at all. As soon as you press play, it throws you right into the game. However, I was able to piece together what the story basically is through finally beating this little brick shitter. Apparently, you're a madman. We're never given the name, but you can guess what it is if you pay attention to the title screen. For some reason, you escaped from whatever mental hospital room you were hiding in. Now, the very horrid state of your mind has transformed the halls of the hospital into nothing but a pitch black maze with the only light being the walls, which glow a deathly blue.
Your character is apparently some type of mad cannibal that you can barely control. You can force him to turn corners in the creepy hallway, but not much else can be done. Your character seems to grab anything and try to eat it; whatever is in front of him is thrown into his mouth and he munches it down.
While playing the game, you're being chased by four hideous and fucking scary ghost monsters. You cannot hurt them at all, and to come even close to one is instant death, in which the ghost latches onto you and rips you inside all, all while you hear the horrible noise of your body being torn.
You can, however, eat some odd objects hidden in the maze, after which your character goes into an even more unstable state. You can literally EAT the ghost monsters. Your character runs right up to them and devours them, only leaving their eyes.
There aren't any words to describe how horrific and terrifying this game is, and I don't want to spoil the surprises for you. Just go ahead and try it for yourself. Google the word Pac-Man. You'll find it on the first search.
You aren't given any sort of backstory to the game at all. As soon as you press play, it throws you right into the game. However, I was able to piece together what the story basically is through finally beating this little brick shitter. Apparently, you're a madman. We're never given the name, but you can guess what it is if you pay attention to the title screen. For some reason, you escaped from whatever mental hospital room you were hiding in. Now, the very horrid state of your mind has transformed the halls of the hospital into nothing but a pitch black maze with the only light being the walls, which glow a deathly blue.
Your character is apparently some type of mad cannibal that you can barely control. You can force him to turn corners in the creepy hallway, but not much else can be done. Your character seems to grab anything and try to eat it; whatever is in front of him is thrown into his mouth and he munches it down.
While playing the game, you're being chased by four hideous and fucking scary ghost monsters. You cannot hurt them at all, and to come even close to one is instant death, in which the ghost latches onto you and rips you inside all, all while you hear the horrible noise of your body being torn.
You can, however, eat some odd objects hidden in the maze, after which your character goes into an even more unstable state. You can literally EAT the ghost monsters. Your character runs right up to them and devours them, only leaving their eyes.
There aren't any words to describe how horrific and terrifying this game is, and I don't want to spoil the surprises for you. Just go ahead and try it for yourself. Google the word Pac-Man. You'll find it on the first search.
Mercurial
Rii_old_1
I was somehow thinking of a pac-man ripoff in 3d with horror effects, seems it was pacman lolBlue Dragon wrote:
So... no one posted this yet. I am disappoint.THE SCARIEST GAME EVERI just got done playing one of the SCARIEST video games ever. Now, hear me out before saying, "Oh, he's probably just a fag that gets scared of everything." I don't get scared of video games or movies. I've played many survival horror games and have seen many horror movies in my day. The only thing that made me just a tiny bit scared were some parts of Penumbra and Condemned. Amnesia was pretty good. Everything else was just boring. This game was different. VERY different.
You aren't given any sort of backstory to the game at all. As soon as you press play, it throws you right into the game. However, I was able to piece together what the story basically is through finally beating this little brick shitter. Apparently, you're a madman. We're never given the name, but you can guess what it is if you pay attention to the title screen. For some reason, you escaped from whatever mental hospital room you were hiding in. Now, the very horrid state of your mind has transformed the halls of the hospital into nothing but a pitch black maze with the only light being the walls, which glow a deathly blue.
Your character is apparently some type of mad cannibal that you can barely control. You can force him to turn corners in the creepy hallway, but not much else can be done. Your character seems to grab anything and try to eat it; whatever is in front of him is thrown into his mouth and he munches it down.
While playing the game, you're being chased by four hideous and fucking scary ghost monsters. You cannot hurt them at all, and to come even close to one is instant death, in which the ghost latches onto you and rips you inside all, all while you hear the horrible noise of your body being torn.
You can, however, eat some odd objects hidden in the maze, after which your character goes into an even more unstable state. You can literally EAT the ghost monsters. Your character runs right up to them and devours them, only leaving their eyes.
There aren't any words to describe how horrific and terrifying this game is, and I don't want to spoil the surprises for you. Just go ahead and try it for yourself. Google the word Pac-Man. You'll find it on the first search.
Blue Dragon wrote:
So... no one posted this yet. I am disappoint.THE SCARIEST GAME EVERI just got done playing one of the SCARIEST video games ever. Now, hear me out before saying, "Oh, he's probably just a fag that gets scared of everything." I don't get scared of video games or movies. I've played many survival horror games and have seen many horror movies in my day. The only thing that made me just a tiny bit scared were some parts of Penumbra and Condemned. Amnesia was pretty good. Everything else was just boring. This game was different. VERY different.
You aren't given any sort of backstory to the game at all. As soon as you press play, it throws you right into the game. However, I was able to piece together what the story basically is through finally beating this little brick shitter. Apparently, you're a madman. We're never given the name, but you can guess what it is if you pay attention to the title screen. For some reason, you escaped from whatever mental hospital room you were hiding in. Now, the very horrid state of your mind has transformed the halls of the hospital into nothing but a pitch black maze with the only light being the walls, which glow a deathly blue.
Your character is apparently some type of mad cannibal that you can barely control. You can force him to turn corners in the creepy hallway, but not much else can be done. Your character seems to grab anything and try to eat it; whatever is in front of him is thrown into his mouth and he munches it down.
While playing the game, you're being chased by four hideous and fucking scary ghost monsters. You cannot hurt them at all, and to come even close to one is instant death, in which the ghost latches onto you and rips you inside all, all while you hear the horrible noise of your body being torn.
You can, however, eat some odd objects hidden in the maze, after which your character goes into an even more unstable state. You can literally EAT the ghost monsters. Your character runs right up to them and devours them, only leaving their eyes.
There aren't any words to describe how horrific and terrifying this game is, and I don't want to spoil the surprises for you. Just go ahead and try it for yourself. Google the word Pac-Man. You'll find it on the first search.
i was paying attention all along like a retard then smiled at the end, lmao good one good one
6 years ago i played resident evil 4 (I was 10)
omg the horror...... but it was super super addicting though~
omg the horror...... but it was super super addicting though~
The first Silent Hill. (considering that I was 8 first time I played it)
Fatal Frame II and Corpse Party
I remember having serious trouble building up the courage to slay the first zombie in The Elder Scroll IV: Oblivion
damn..
now I'm scared of Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Amnesia: Justine
now I'm scared of Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Amnesia: Justine
Space Quest 4 had a few creepy moments. Particularly in the post-apocalyptic Space Quest (12, I think?) with those pasty starving white guys with their eyes clamped open who would scream if they saw you
Amnesia
I know that feeling bro...9GAG_Trooper wrote:
Amnesia
Pokemon...I'm joking of course.Believe it or not,I have played only Dead Space 2 and F.E.A.R 3 as I don't dare to buy scary games.Bought Dead Space 2 because of its Advanced Suit and F.E.A.R 3 because of its slow-motion ability.
I tried playing Amnesia but had to Alt-F4 halfway to make sure my OWN sanity remain intact though that game is more about the atmosphere and the monsters as a added "bonus".
Watched Fatal Frame 4 trailer,never see it again and never will.
I tried playing Amnesia but had to Alt-F4 halfway to make sure my OWN sanity remain intact though that game is more about the atmosphere and the monsters as a added "bonus".
Watched Fatal Frame 4 trailer,never see it again and never will.
Amnesia: The dark descent
I played it all the way through. My brains will be scarred for life. Needless to say I removed Amnesia from my computer immediately after completing it x.x
I played it all the way through. My brains will be scarred for life. Needless to say I removed Amnesia from my computer immediately after completing it x.x
the scary maze game, with the face popping up in lvl 3.
I don't find the Dead Space series that scary, and F.E.A.R.'s scariness factor wasn't enough to scare me. From what I've seen from it, Corpse Party may be the game to finally scare me.
The Scary Maze. Played it at Halloween. Alone. Dark. ugu
In regards to horror games I'm admittedly quite a wimp. So far I have yet to try the likes of Resident Evil, or most of the names mentioned in this topic for that matter. xD
One moment that definitely scared the shit out of me was in Super Metroid for SNES though. When I played it for the first time a few years ago I already had played the GBA Metroid titles and was familiar with the environment of the series. Super Metroid, however, managed to keep me on my toes many times throughout, especially from Lower Norfair onwards.
To be even more specific, that final area where you finally encounter the Metroid larva that was stolen from the space station, now massively oversized and immune to all your attacks, sucking you down mercilessly to 1HP health until it finally realizes something, and later the 2nd boss phase of Mother Brain, with it's giant SHOOP DA WHOOP... I mean Hyper Beam lockdown of doom. On both situations I felt so overwhelmed I thought I missed some key item or skill beforehand, until I realize there's nothing I could do but watch (or in the latter situation, pray and fight back holding my heart tight).
On top of that, Super Metroid is a game without a dense narrative. All storytelling was done through small animated sequences alone. This made the end-game experience really, REALLY memorable, IMO.
One moment that definitely scared the shit out of me was in Super Metroid for SNES though. When I played it for the first time a few years ago I already had played the GBA Metroid titles and was familiar with the environment of the series. Super Metroid, however, managed to keep me on my toes many times throughout, especially from Lower Norfair onwards.
To be even more specific, that final area where you finally encounter the Metroid larva that was stolen from the space station, now massively oversized and immune to all your attacks, sucking you down mercilessly to 1HP health until it finally realizes something, and later the 2nd boss phase of Mother Brain, with it's giant SHOOP DA WHOOP... I mean Hyper Beam lockdown of doom. On both situations I felt so overwhelmed I thought I missed some key item or skill beforehand, until I realize there's nothing I could do but watch (or in the latter situation, pray and fight back holding my heart tight).
On top of that, Super Metroid is a game without a dense narrative. All storytelling was done through small animated sequences alone. This made the end-game experience really, REALLY memorable, IMO.
Resident Evil isn't scary at all so you can qualm your fears.
Now that I think about it... I did remember seeing someone playing an earlier version of Ao Oni. Wasn't v6, which is apparently much scarier, but still... Doesn't look that scary.
mine was The Scary Maze game . . it scared the shit out of me when i was 7 =w=
darn that friggin scary face
darn that friggin scary face
The Bastion swamp fungus nightmare sequence. With headphones.
The narrator's voice switching from ear to ear...
The screen flashing black...
Playing the levels in reverse...
The narrator's voice switching from ear to ear...
The screen flashing black...
Playing the levels in reverse...
Definetly - Call of cthulhu dark corners of the earth.
And "scp-087" was awesome too.
And "scp-087" was awesome too.
Yume Nikki, with Clocktower (the SFC original) as follow-up.
And while it wasn't scary in general, Thief: Deadly Shadows had some of the scariest moments that I ever experienced in a game. And all of them in one mission. Of course, I'm talking about the Shalebridge Cradle.
And while it wasn't scary in general, Thief: Deadly Shadows had some of the scariest moments that I ever experienced in a game. And all of them in one mission. Of course, I'm talking about the Shalebridge Cradle.
Fatal frame III and hotel 626
ugh
ugh
Clock Tower II - The Struggle Within.
Oh. My. God. *gets a broom and smacks the zombies into the ground*
Oh. My. God. *gets a broom and smacks the zombies into the ground*
Lulzz puzziezzz
My friend once got this surgery game for wii for Christmas and she was all like "AJHDKSJDHF try it it's amazing" and I was like, "No, no, no surgery for me, thank you ;w;" but she forced me and at first my hands were all shakey and I kept killing the patient. Then I got hooked and bought my own copy.
It gave me a fetish for doctors.
Not really scary, but it was at first. It helped me get over my phobia of surgery.
It gave me a fetish for doctors.
Not really scary, but it was at first. It helped me get over my phobia of surgery.
The first Silent Hill, probably because I was underage at the time. After that Fatal Frame II, and Forbidden Siren used to make me really nervous, but not afraid.
I'd say Silent Hill: Homecoming. I tried playing that game with my boyfriend sitting with me and I'd get jumpy from doors closing XD. Either that or Amnesia. I use to think F.E.A.R was scary but not really anymore.
I'd also have to say Amnesia: The Dark Descent <- Some really scary stuff O.o
Definitly Minecraft~
Cause when I downloaded the Demo-Version it lagged so much that I could only play with about 12fps o.0
Everything sounded like a weird nightmare version and when it became dark and the monsters came out it scared me to death D:
But yet I'm still alive, so don't worry about me.
I should buy myself a new PC, so this happens never again...
Cause when I downloaded the Demo-Version it lagged so much that I could only play with about 12fps o.0
Everything sounded like a weird nightmare version and when it became dark and the monsters came out it scared me to death D:
But yet I'm still alive, so don't worry about me.
I should buy myself a new PC, so this happens never again...
Lol, I practically fainted when I played that.NexGnP wrote:
Scary maze
Amnesia - the dark descent.
Actaully, i'm playing it right now...........5 minutes at week.
It's stupid but way efective the sound aspect.
Actaully, i'm playing it right now...........5 minutes at week.
It's stupid but way efective the sound aspect.
Zelda when I was 5 years of age. Ganon's face....