Scary games.

Hi guys, please I'm in urge need of scary games, doesn't matter genre or even if the games is average (6 or even 5). But I need some scary games. Played:

Doom 3, Bioshock, Thief 3, System Shock 2, F.E.A.R, etc. and none of them made it for me. But the Suffering managed to scare me a bit. Please, I need horror, or anything, doesn't matter if it could traumatize me for life :P, but I want something scary, horryfing. You know ;).

I might try Condemned, it's about serial killers and stuff:P, isn't it? But I heard Call of Cthulhu had mediocre shooting and other problems. Would you recommend it?

Try Resident Evil 4.It's great on PS2.Not sure about the PC version though.marinko123

I just saw my friend playing it in its PS2, it seemed fun, I might get it, but it wasn't scary :S

[QUOTE="marinko123"]Try Resident Evil 4.It's great on PS2.Not sure about the PC version though.vash47

I just saw my friend playing it in its PS2, it seemed fun, I might get it, but it wasn't scary :S

[QUOTE="vash47"]

[QUOTE="marinko123"]Try Resident Evil 4.It's great on PS2.Not sure about the PC version though.marinko123

I just saw my friend playing it in its PS2, it seemed fun, I might get it, but it wasn't scary :S

re4 wasnt sacary in the slightest if youve ever watched a horror movie, try doom3

[QUOTE="marinko123"][QUOTE="vash47"]

[QUOTE="marinko123"]Try Resident Evil 4.It's great on PS2.Not sure about the PC version though.inyourface_12

I just saw my friend playing it in its PS2, it seemed fun, I might get it, but it wasn't scary :S

re4 wasnt sacary in the slightest if youve ever watched a horror movie, try doom3

Try STALKER. the scariest game out IMOfatzebra

you're damn right , son !

the underground missions give me the creeps .

here's a countdown of the "scariest games of all time" (just one person's opinion, keep in mind)

personally, i think Big Rigs is pretty friggin scary

Try STALKER. the scariest game out IMOfatzebra

Yea i agree, its also a really good game.

There are no games that are scary as such.. but there are some fantastic games with creepy atmosphere..

Condemned: Criminal Origins

Alens vs Predator

Aliens vs Predator 2

STALKER

Undying,Call of Cthulhu:Dark corners of the earth and definitely dark seed!!vaggos_18

I had undying, didn't scare me :(. And I downloaded darkseed off an abandonware site and it always crashed, that seemed a pretty scary one.

oh yeah...speaking of HL2 mods, Hidden: Source can scare the crap out of youinfect999

yea, if the player knows how to play the hidden right... but yea, def. a scary mod.

Aliens Vs Predator 1 & 2

play as a human, in the dark and don't crap your pants

:)

I don't know if this helps but..

I remember when I was young I bought resident evil 1 for my playstation. And when you go through the L shaped corridor with the windows and 2 dogs break in the room I was so freaking scared that I returned the game (eventually I got myself togheter and I bought it again :P)

Well back into PC gaming.. I could tell you to try Silent hill 1 which is great and the radio telling you there are enemies and the alternate reality is really scary (the hospital is great), but it probably won't scare you.

If you really want to be scared take my advise. Play the game around midnight, with no lights on, turn the volume up and if possible sit next to a window. That's how I played Silent hill.

lulz... Well Silent Hill: The Room got me a bit, but I saw this one game for PS2(Idunno if it's been ported to PC) I think it was called Siren, I saw it reviewed on Xplay and it seemed pretty creepy.

Try the Silent Hill series, Penumbra: Episode 1: Overture, Penumbra: Episode 2: Black Plague, and the previously mantioned Condemned.dark_being

Ah yes, I came acros Penumbra: Black Plague yesterday when I was searching for a scary game, and it suited my want very well. After completing the Black Plague demo, I sat there saying to myself... "omg, I've never played a game quite like this before." The physics were more realistic than Half Life 2's because the physics engine technology is more advanced, and the game world combined with the physics was one of the most realistic horror game experiences I've ever had in a first-person game.

The way you open doors and drawers with holding your mouse button in and pulling side ways or back or forth to open a drawer, cupboard door or door was just amazing I thought. The atmosphere was great too, especially when you turn on motion blur for realism.

Penumbra: Overture and its sequel Black Plague are tailor-made for the Wii-mote I think, and they'd suit the hardcore console gamer too who want a game with genuine horror, which I don't believe the Wii has yet.