| Mercenarion says : Apparently Amnesia: Dark Descent is batshit scary, though I haven't played it. Having heard people say it is literally scary makes me want to play it even more. |
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| miniradman says : citation :
I'm not too sure what is so scary about that game. The Monsters look like Pokemon and the setting reminds me of Elder Scrolls. I think it might be the atmosphere itself that made it so scary. Out of all the games I've played. Only one game, has truely given me nightmares (when I was 10 years old) and that game was Silent Hill 4. I've never played silent hill 3 but number 4 is officially the scariest thing I've ever played. The atmosphere is scary, the storyline is quite long and dark. But the dialogue is somewhat cheesey. It's those damn ghosts that give me the creeps. They sound like vaccum cleaners and cannot Die, they come through walls and the same ghosts can reappear multipul times. |
The ghosts and all are scary at first but after some time playing they get become just repetitive and annoying. Not to mention the tedious Fact that you always have to go back to the room so you keep travelling back and forth. The combat system and movements were terribly slow and the mouse sensivity was so low that I had to slide it multiple times to be able to turn around. 
| emofreak33 says : Bioshock (not necessarily scary but it really got my adrenaline going at full blast, but the part where i was watching that crazy plastic surgeon was pretty Vile) |
Sillent Hill 4, really? It made me scream, but from frustration, not fear. 
The ghosts and all are scary at first but after some time playing they get become just repetitive and annoying. Not to mention the tedious Fact that you always have to go back to the room so you keep travelling back and forth. The combat system and movements were terribly slow and the mouse sensivity was so low that I had to slide it multiple times to be able to turn around. |
. But now... I can take it | miniradman says : citation :
Have you played Bioshock 2? that, in my opinion is much more Intense then Bioshock 1 because this time, you get to play as the big daddy for the whole game and there are a tonne of new powerups/ablilities/ect available. It's just awesome when you can take control of more than 1 enemy and just have a huge battle in a SinKing city...it's just sheer awesomeness citation :
Well, I played it when I was Ten (I think) but it was those ghosts that scared me. You cannot Kill them and they pop out anywhere in the map. They gave me nightmares for over a couple of months because the hallway in my house reminds me of subway world . But now... I can take it |
I was 8 or 9 years old when I played the first Resident Evil and I was seeing bloody zombies coming from the closet and from under the bed at night. You should try the other Silent Hill games, at least I find them much better. Silent Hill 4 was not supposed to belong to these series, but to new ones. They decided to include it afterwards because they feared the new series wouldn't be successful. It makes the "original" Silent Hill games pretty much different than this one. But you might like them also. 
