lol, I finished it ;<

There are supposedly four endings, and I'm assuming I got one of the bad ones because it was really abrupt and anti climactic, didn't explain any of the happenings in the game, and spoilers!

You guys know those games where you're having fun but are incredibly frustrated at the same time (see also, Manhunt 2)? Afraid of Monsters is one of those. The lack of visibility in most levels is fucking ridiculous (see previoius screenshots) and completely unnecessary because it doesn't add to the game's atmosphere at all. Plus, the real scares come when you hit segments where the game plunges into scribble hallucinations and incredibly surreal level design not unlike Constantine's mansion in Thief.

I liked it for the short time that it lasted, despite some ridiculous parts where I had to antigravity cheat to be able to kill all the zombies rushing to clusterfuck me while I had no ammo and only an extremely slow melee weapon to defend myself with. So yeah if you guys are looking for a quick and really creepy freebie game and don't mind having to turn your gamma up to ridiculous levels check this out mabye.

When Colonel Campbell goes apeshit in MGS2. I was completely freaked out when his face turned intoa a skull.

It looks like you're just playing Silent Hill with more guns, GW

Clock Tower 3 from Capcom for PS2.
full of cheap scares.

there are ghosts that chases you around, and those goddamn stalker (stage boss) that will chase you when the music changes...



it's like when you walking on a dark hallway looking for clues, and suddenly, the bg music changed, then :
"BAMM" the door bangs open and there stands the stalker. and i was like: "WTF?! SHIT! SHIT!! OH MY GOD! SHIIITTT!!!"
and i turn off the console. same goes to my other friends as well.

go look for the game, if you want to shit your pants. seriously.

and, there was this flash game. it's kinda old but if you never heard of it before, try it at least once:
link : THE HOUSE
play it if you dare. (for maximum fun, wear head/earphone, and play it at night.)

Did anyone mention Halfquake yet? It's pretty funny, but some parts get annoyingly creepy.

I played it all the way through, and for me the scares were bellow that of the first two Resident Evil, aside from being chased and that corpse in the tub. I was extremely let down by this game, and the villians were less than menacing with their thick English accents.

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I was about 8 years old when i first got to play Alone in the Dark 1. I was on the edge of the seat all the time, while playing with the female character. At one point, the character was walking down stairs and the camera-angle suddenly changed. I freaked out because of this huge head staring at me from the screen. It took me some time to realize that the head belonged to the character i was playing. It was like the hospital room in Silent Hill 4.

Other game's that scares me, every time i play them are: Fatal Frame 3 (or Project Zero 3 to some). It has this wicked ghost crawling under floor, upside down. She always scares the shit out of me.

Resident Evil 3: First time i played it, the Nemesis scared everybody in the fucking room. But now, seven or some years later, it just doesn't work the way it did.

Forbidden Siren 2: Overall very creepy game, but at the end it has these new monster's, which are made of BIG HEAD and fingers. They are the creepiest shit i have ever seen in any game or movie. :chatter

I love the Silent Hill games, they're full of good scares as in, not a startle jump out at you holy shit then oh its dead dun worry. They have sounds coming from all fucking angles and mix in the occasional invisible monster and Pyramid Head or two (sorry about that spoiler) and it had my pants full with more shit than a geriatric after eating a ladel of laxatives.

i find this one hard to reply to, because when i was little (that age where you get those memorable scares) i always loved scary games. Not for being scared, but "OH LOOK AT THAT THING!" (Pyrimid head), or "DIE ZOMBIE! HAHA!" i was unfortunetly able to seperate reality from fiction alittle to well at that age. Now i find myself jumping out of my seat while playing games like FEAR and Hidden:Source (for HL2). Hidden makes you paranoid as hell, wondering where and when the Hidden is gonna strike, and it even gives you the chance to hunt down this elite squad as this evil being that takes them down one at a time. OH and majoras mask, wasn't scary but it stressed me out so much....

Dude, that moon could not be more horrifying. If there was a movie about the moon going around and killing young teens I'd expect it to look exactly like that.

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. I'm still pissed there's no sequel.

It forever to get through Doom 2 thanks to those pinky demons and giant floating heads.
That damn giant eel Super Mario 64 freaked me out.
The first crimson head from Resident Evil was not fun.

Yeah, as far as giant moons go, they don't get more menacing than that. The fucker even had red eyes. It would just chew right through the death star.

Resident Evil -- i HATE the noises the zombies make!! Silent HIll had the same effect. i had to play with the sound off *hides*

That death theme and the second part of level 1 where you are underneath this building and ninjas kept coming out of hidden walls in Revenge of Shinobi.

The zombie sound effects were kinda creepy, along with the zombie in the closet. Other than that, the first really wasnt that scary. It was pretty much just a playable B movie.

D for psx gave me the wibblies.

The box alone scared me.

I just got D the other day.

It didn't age well. :[ Plus, Wikipedia ruined it for me.

"Thi sis especially significant when you find out that D stands for "

I remember renting that game and my brother and I got up to the second disc which was buggered. I just ended up looking up what happened in the end because I couldn't be bothered scouring the internet for a working copy.

Speaking of which.... I can never find a copy of the original Silent Hill... its the only one I haven't played yet, not including the demo in MGS.

Once you play the others before playing the original it's harder to enjoy. :[

Nuh-uh. I played SH 1 last and I found it to be by far the most enjoyable.

I think the first Silent Hill game scared me the most over all. Walking around the city while you couldn't see through the fog. Also that radio static that accompanied any nearby baddie was a nice touch.

Though Blaster Master was pretty creepy as a kid.

Have you played Silent Hill 2, Umop?