Recommend Me Some Horror Games

Even if theyre not that new. I played Vampires Bloodlines, Bioshock, Silent Hill 2(for PC - 3 and 4 for PS2), Undying, Alone in the Dark(2001)etc etc.

So anything nice I missed?

System Shock 2

FEAR

Dead Space

Penumbra

Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners of the Earth

STALKER (Has some parts that will freak you out. But its not all about the scary in this game)

Condemned Criminal Origins

Out of all of those. Penumbra will make you soil yourself. Dark Corners of the Earth comes in a close second though.

FEAR, Condemned, System Shock 2, Clive Barker's Undying......

System Shock 2 is IMO the greatest horror game ever made for PC. I just finished Dead Space myself. While it is a great horror game in many respects, I found it to be very repetitive and it has a little bit of consolitis. Still, very good atmosphere and it does make you genuinely panicked at times.

System Shock 2 is IMO the greatest horror game ever made for PC. I just finished Dead Space myself. While it is a great horror game in many respects, I found it to be very repetitive and it has a little bit of consolitis. Still, very good atmosphere and it does make you genuinely panicked at times.

hartsickdiscipl

Hows the graphics? Is it still ok enough to spook me?

Also I played Dead Space in PS3.

Out of all of those. Penumbra will make you soil yourself. Dark Corners of the Earth comes in a close second though.Chyropraise

I second this statement. The Penumbra series is probably my all-time favorite horror games (although it may change once I complete a few more Silent Hill games). The whole atmosphere of the game just gives it a new level of creepiness. Dark Corners of the Earth is also really good. It has a bit more action to it, but it definitely has its horror moments as well.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

System Shock 2 is IMO the greatest horror game ever made for PC. I just finished Dead Space myself. While it is a great horror game in many respects, I found it to be very repetitive and it has a little bit of consolitis. Still, very good atmosphere and it does make you genuinely panicked at times.

Me_Ann

Hows the graphics? Is it still ok enough to spook me?

Also I played Dead Space in PS3.

It is old, but it will spoke you.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

System Shock 2 is IMO the greatest horror game ever made for PC. I just finished Dead Space myself. While it is a great horror game in many respects, I found it to be very repetitive and it has a little bit of consolitis. Still, very good atmosphere and it does make you genuinely panicked at times.

Me_Ann

Hows the graphics? Is it still ok enough to spook me?

Also I played Dead Space in PS3.

When System Shock 2 came out, the graphics were pretty darn good. But the game is now 10 years old. I'd still recommend playing it though, just like I still recommend that people play the original Half-Life. It's good to play games that are truly standards of the genre.

Thanks guys! Glad there are some old-school gamers here like me!

Also, Ultima Underworld was pretty creepy too to those who havent played it!

Shame on all of you for not mentioning Aliens vs. Predator 2

Got RE5 in PS3, and its not even considered a horror game. Unlike the first 3. Sigh.

Yeah played AVP2, playing as the marine indeed makes your heart go fast. Playing as an Alien ora Predator doesnt anymore.

Batman: AA biggest_loser

Huh? Its horror?

Batman AA is a horror game? Condemned Criminal Origins, Stalker and Fear are pretty good..

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

System Shock 2 is IMO the greatest horror game ever made for PC. I just finished Dead Space myself. While it is a great horror game in many respects, I found it to be very repetitive and it has a little bit of consolitis. Still, very good atmosphere and it does make you genuinely panicked at times.

Me_Ann

Hows the graphics? Is it still ok enough to spook me?

Also I played Dead Space in PS3.

No game has ever come close to penumbra in terms of the sheer terror i experienced while playing it. Dead Space, F.E.A.R and the first Stalker are good choices as well.

Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Batman: AA Me_Ann

Huh? Its horror?

The Call of Cthullu ( not sure how you spell it... ). never played it, but i heard it's pretty creepy. if you're not adverse to the old stuff, you should try the Gabriel Knight trilogy as well.

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[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Batman: AA biggest_loser

Huh? Its horror?

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"][QUOTE="Me_Ann"]

Huh? Its horror?

jedinat

Oh my mistake I was under the impression it was from Bob Kane's desire for food when he was trying to come up with a name so when he asked his mistress in the cellar of his castle "Got ham?" when she offered him lunch then he came up with the name "Gotham!!" I beg to differ greatly. There is a deliberate decision to design the villains in particular in a much darker scarier way than that of the cartoon. The setting too is horrific given both its violent inmates and also its violent history. That is what makes it scary: the fact that the place was built for nutcases by a nutcase. The violence of it too adds to the horrific nature of the game.

[QUOTE="jedinat"][QUOTE="biggest_loser"] Its like a gothic nightmare version of Batman, so yes. biggest_loser

Oh my mistake I was under the impression it was from Bob Kane's desire for food when he was trying to come up with a name so when he asked his mistress in the cellar of his castle "Got ham?" when she offered him lunch then he came up with the name "Gotham!!" I beg to differ greatly. There is a deliberate decision to design the villains in particular in a much darker scarier way than that of the cartoon. The setting too is horrific given both its violent inmates and also its violent history. That is what makes it scary: the fact that the place was built for nutcases by a nutcase. The violence of it too adds to the horrific nature of the game.

[QUOTE="jedinat"][QUOTE="biggest_loser"] Its like a gothic nightmare version of Batman, so yes. biggest_loser

Oh my mistake I was under the impression it was from Bob Kane's desire for food when he was trying to come up with a name so when he asked his mistress in the cellar of his castle "Got ham?" when she offered him lunch then he came up with the name "Gotham!!" I beg to differ greatly. There is a deliberate decision to design the villains in particular in a much darker scarier way than that of the cartoon. The setting too is horrific given both its violent inmates and also its violent history. That is what makes it scary: the fact that the place was built for nutcases by a nutcase. The violence of it too adds to the horrific nature of the game.