What is the most Scariest Game You've ever Played ?

Stalker SoC

Amnesia, never before has a game gotten me to shout "Oh SH**!" and then have to pause the game and throw my headphones off. I want more games like Amnesia. I played Penumbra, but that game isn't nearly as scary.

Dead Space 2 I had so many OMFG I AM GOING TO DIE or WHERE ARE THEY COMING FROM moments. But I think I scare easily. I found RE4 very scary the first time I played it.

RECON64bit

Games aren't scary....anymore. I remember when i was scared of the zombies in Ocarina of Time as a kid.

Demon Souls- Tower of Latria.

Probably Demons Souls, the sounds while walking through the dark dungeons were enough for me to stop going and turn back.

JohnF111

It's a hard pick between the Resident Evil and Silent Hill series. Both had scares in there own ways, I must say the most litteral shock I ever has was either in...

RE2 had a few moments that almost made me crap my pants as a child.

That damn interrogation room

There is a hallway that once every few playthroughs zombie arms will pop out and try to grab you...scared me to death.

Silent Hill had alot of good ones as well

How anyone can play either series nowdays and not pine for these games in HD just makes me crazy. I want a RE2-3 HD remake in the vien of the first REmake. I would love Capcom again.

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Probably Demons Souls, the sounds while walking through the dark dungeons were enough for me to stop going and turn back.

NAPK1NS

I try to stay miles away from scary games, but one game that I played I thought was supposed to be action adventure and it actually turned out to be survival horror & I was pissed at the deception. That game was Batman: Arkham Asylum & I felt it was just too creepy to truly enjoy.

A close tie between System Shock 2 and Minecraft.foxhound_fox

Nothing comes close to Amnesia. Not even Condemned 1. I'mma finish it someday! I will!!! Im gonna go play it ri-OMFG WHAT IS THAT!!! /shuts game off.

The first game to really scare me was REmake. Hey I was a kid and that game so had realisitic graphics during its time. Also didn't help my dad liked to make zombie noises and I always played in the dark. After that it was FEAR. It actually wasn't that scary but it had a ton of jumper, shock, and some really scary moments. Then I played Condemned and every turn seemed to be a OMFG WHAT WAS THAT thing. Condemned 2 didn't scare me though. It had that high-pitch whine thing you always had to find and destroy and I can't stand high-pitch noises. Gives me a massive headache. The next was Amnesia.

Also Doom 3, SH:Shattered Memories, FEAR 2, Bioshock, and Metro 2033 are worthy mentions.

Nothing really came close to the original Siren for me.

I'm playing a point & click adventure game on the PC for the first time. It's a horror adventure called Dark Fall: Lost Souls. It's by far the scariest game I've ever played. I've played Amnesia, the Resident Evils, the Fatal Frames, Silent Hill 3, plus others. None of them match it. I'm about half way through and plenty of times it has made me jump in my chair. I think the way the graphics are presented: not having full control and the way it pans around and zooms in on things adds to the tension. The creepy, atmospheric settings and amazing sound helps too. It could partially be because it's the first game of that type I've played.

I'm playing a point & click adventure game on the PC for the first time. It's a horror adventure called Dark Fall: Lost Souls. It's by far the scariest game I've ever played. I've played Amnesia, the Resident Evils, the Fatal Frames, Silent Hill 3, plus others. None of them match it. I'm about half way through and plenty of times it has made me jump in my chair. I think the way the graphics are presented: not having full control and the way it pans around and zooms in on things adds to the tension. The creepy, atmospheric settings and amazing sound helps too. It could partially be because it's the first game of that type I've played.

tubbyc

That's a great game. May I suggest you try Jonathan Boakes' scariest one, The Lost Crown: A Ghost Hunting Adventure after you complete that.

However, my personal favourite PC horror adventure has to definitely be Scratches. It's on Steam now, and oh man, does it keep you up in the wee hours of the night. Agustin Cordes, who designed Scratches, is working on his new game which looks even better, called Asylum.

Welcome to the awesomeness that is the PC adventure :)

Man alot of people are saying Amnesia, game deserves some credit. The only downside was it was so predictable, the game pretty much telegraphed that **** was going to go down in a certain area and the monsters just vanishing into thin air didn't help either.Jynxzor

But to make you not want to go into another room...because you know that mofo is gonna be there...

Yeah, the game deserves massive props for being able to do that.

That said, I never was scared by Fatal Frame games. Just wern't appealing at all.

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I'm playing a point & click adventure game on the PC for the first time. It's a horror adventure called Dark Fall: Lost Souls. It's by far the scariest game I've ever played. I've played Amnesia, the Resident Evils, the Fatal Frames, Silent Hill 3, plus others. None of them match it. I'm about half way through and plenty of times it has made me jump in my chair. I think the way the graphics are presented: not having full control and the way it pans around and zooms in on things adds to the tension. The creepy, atmospheric settings and amazing sound helps too. It could partially be because it's the first game of that type I've played.

FrozenLiquid

That's a great game. May I suggest you try Jonathan Boakes' scariest one, The Lost Crown: A Ghost Hunting Adventure after you complete that.

However, my personal favourite PC horror adventure has to definitely be Scratches. It's on Steam now, and oh man, does it keep you up in the wee hours of the night. Agustin Cordes, who designed Scratches, is working on his new game which looks even better, called Asylum.

Welcome to the awesomeness that is the PC adventure :)

Thanks. It's taken me a while to get used the whole focus on puzzle solving and making sure to thoroughly check every location for any clues and key items, but it's been a breath of fresh air for me. I'll definitely give some others a try.

A close tie between System Shock 2 and Minecraft.foxhound_fox

Anyway I think Amnesia and Condemned 1 took the cake for me.

Either Silent Hill 2, REmake, or maybe Minecraft? :P

Hey those ninja creepers are scary. :(

RE2. i rented a playstation for that game, multiple times.

Granted its not scary anymore, so recently.. i would say condemned.

Fatal Frame 2.

Resident Evil Remake

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Probably Demons Souls, the sounds while walking through the dark dungeons were enough for me to stop going and turn back.

VensInferno

I try to stay miles away from scary games, but one game that I played I thought was supposed to be action adventure and it actually turned out to be survival horror & I was pissed at the deception. That game was Batman: Arkham Asylum & I felt it was just too creepy to truly enjoy.

JakeMeltzer

I haven't really played scary games, but I'll have to go with Gears of War. The first time I encountered a Berserker, I shat bricks.

Silent hill the room....... I get the creeps just saying the name

fatal frame series > silent hill series > alone in the dark 4 > FEAR 1 ..and.....sorry i find that resident evil is nothing scary at all...is just zombie and overated...

Siren Blood Curse

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[QUOTE="NAPK1NS"] :| ...:? :lol: Anyway, probably Amnesia. Actually, definitely Amnesia. That junk is terrifying. DragonfireXZ95

Like most people I would have to say Amnesia. 2am in the dark on my own with headphones. Understandably my pants were off because I kept S****ing in them

Amnesia certainly ... along with System Shock 2 ... oh and Silent Hill 2 was creepy

Other honourable mentions (more to do with certain levels/areas rather than the whole game)

STALKER - the Labs area .... Thief 3 - the Cradle level ... Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines - the Haunted Hotel level ... those levels really got under the skin

People really need to play Siren Blood Curse. It makes Amnesia look like tellitubbies

I don't really play scary games. When I was younger I was afraid of the Re-deads in OoT.

Though playing Thief Deadly Shadows I didn't something in one mission and I went to steal a Jacknall's Paw then out of nowhere I was killed from behind by a Treebeast I jumped because I didn't expect it.

I believe it's pretty safe to say that anyone who didn't mention Amnesia has never played it.

The monster in that game was scary at first, but I eventually became desensitized towards it. It was the writing, the scenery, and the sound in that game that really scared me.

I will never forget reading about the torture victims while standing in the room the victims were tortured in with my oil lamp barely illuminating the torture devices, and blood stains.........

I believe it's pretty safe to say that anyone who didn't mention Amnesia has never played it.

The monster in that game was scary at first, but I eventually became desensitized towards it. It was the writing, the scenery, and the sound in that game that really scared me.

I will never forget reading about the torture victims while standing in the room the victims were tortured in with my oil lamp barely illuminating the torture devices, and blood stains.........

Ly_the_Fairy

It's fairly scary, though the story is too obscure to really feel chilling. I actually found Penumbra: Black Plague scarier.

The single scariest game ever probably is Silent Hill, though my fave scariest games are System Shock 2 and Scratches.

Dead Space, through I didn't play much scary games.