What was the first game that scared you?
I remember my cousin showing me the original Doom on PC when I was like four years old! The game's pretty tame nowadays but back then I was having nightmares about those Cacodemons for about a year!
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There was one really old game on snes.
If I remember correctly you were in a labirynth and you had to get out of there before monster found you.
when the monster caught you there was a scary voice saying either "Chimera" or "Chupacabra", can't remember...
I was 3 or 4 when I played it.
The first game that scared me on a PC was the "Blair Witch Project: volume one" game I think.
I was 7 or 8 when I played it.
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I remember when I was really young, I used to play this game on the GameCube based off one of the Ice Age movies, and those tarantula thingies in those cave thingies creeped me out.
More recently, I was playing Ocarina of Time, and when you go under this grave, you come into this cave, and these undead skeletons come at you with a piercing scream. Wouldn't say it scarred me or anything, but it was pretty freaky.
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berberberber wrote:
The evil piano in Super Mario 64.
That was pretty freaky as well, but by the time I played that, I was already a bit older to handle it. I actually thought it was epic.
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hmm
I don't think many games have scared me
i mean there's some games i wouldn't play at midnight if i wanted to sleep
but they weren't all that scary
probably 'The Lord of the Rings; The Two Towers'
cos when you die the eye of sauron pops on the screen
man that scared me whenever i played it at night
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Donkey Kong Country. The game over.
I was four years old.
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One of the sonic games, I think sonic adventure 2 for gamecube. When I had to fight this ghost boss, it left me trembling. Although I was only about 5.
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I didn't play any scary games til' I manned up (about time) and played Slender.
Seriously, it was the first horror game I'd played.
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I think the first time a game scared me was when I saw my sister playing The Blair Witch Chapter Two: The Elliot Kedward Story, she made it to Coffin Rock, then the zombies came, and I left. I was only a bit freaked out.
The first game that GENUINELY scared me was Fatal Frame.
Let me clerify, that I was eight years old, in the dark, no one was home, so I played my sister's Fatal Frame because she talked about it.
Today we have Slender to scare us silly, but at the time, Fatal Frame was our Slender.
The mechanic is kind of the same for both games, something is lurking right behind you, and whether you see it or not, it is there, and there's nothing you can do about it. While Slendy has his violin screech, the Himuro family has many screams, moans, cries, and dialogue. While Slenderman is a fude with no face that kidnaps children, the Himuro family performed rituals, rituals so greusome that I can't speak about it on the forums.
You fight the ghosts with a camera ina first-person view, you get criticals by holding them in frame longer, and you do more damage by being as close as you can to the ghost.
THE GAME is pretty hard too, the final boss can only be damaged by doing criticals.
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Very few games have actually scared me now that I think about it... probably the biggest and only scare that comes to mind is Eternal Darkness' bath scene. It pops out at you like one of those scary faces that scream randomly on videos but much worse... also pretty freaky parts in the game because of the sanity meter.
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There was this one Bionicle connect-the-dots game but if you did it in the wrong order or went too far off the track then it like screamed at you.
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Probably in Call of Duty WaW when someone was driving a tank and they blew the cannon in my face. xD
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this little-known game called "999" for the DS.
basically someone gets blown up and the game spends like 5 minutes going over the gory details.
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Wes64 wrote:
this little-known game called "999" for the DS.
basically someone gets blown up and the game spends like 5 minutes going over the gory details.
...I thought it was going to be some game in a creepypasta, but wow.
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ive played games with moments where you turn around and theres an alien in your face that makes you jump but ive never played a game that genuinely scared me
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veggieman001 wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
this little-known game called "999" for the DS.
basically someone gets blown up and the game spends like 5 minutes going over the gory details....I thought it was going to be some game in a creepypasta, but wow.
there are several more deaths too, which are narrated in the same fashion, but I didnt see them.
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All4one wrote:
berberberber wrote:
The evil piano in Super Mario 64.
That was pretty freaky as well, but by the time I played that, I was already a bit older to handle it. I actually thought it was epic.
Well, I was completely freaked out, because of the peaceful music, then the piano come chomping at you. I almost broke the controller.
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Um, MineCraft.
I didn't know what a creeper was until one blew up behind me. I jumped off my chair and hit my head on my lamp.
It was a simple jump scare, but that was the first game to successfully scare me. Now it's no big deal.
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right i forgot about ju on
the grudge
the game
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Sonic The Hedgehog.
Drowning is the scariest thing ever.
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Gotta agree with owetre, before I started playing MC my gaming life mostly consisted of Pokemon and Kirby. ...And I had it on PEACEFUL.
...the underworld levels in Skylanders? >w< I had my little bro co-opping with me, so it wasn't that bad.
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Er, well, rather embarrassingly Pikmin 2 scared me
It was probably a combination of fear and also sadness though, it was when my pikmin got devoured by the bird-snake thing. I was attached to my pikmin, so it hit me pretty hard, and I didn't play for months.
It is now my favorite game
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veggieman001 wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
this little-known game called "999" for the DS.
basically someone gets blown up and the game spends like 5 minutes going over the gory details....I thought it was going to be some game in a creepypasta, but wow.
I thought the game was called like Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Nine Deaths or something?
Unless they just happen to be really similarly titled, but both sound like "novel" story type games.
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