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#68901
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letriggs (07/08/2012) [-]
I just realised. There are no genuinely terrifying tension building horror games on the current generation of consoles. I got my hopes up with silent hill 8 but it just didn't scare me.
Don't mention Dead Space or Fear they are not scary and my pc sucks so bad it can't run games
time to enter the angry dome
Don't mention Dead Space or Fear they are not scary and my pc sucks so bad it can't run games
time to enter the angry dome
Well, the only scary part of it was on boat, it's really dark in there and big muthafuckas in full body armor with machetes and guns can be quite scary when you are equiped only with bow, 1 arrow and don't have any food with you.
alan wake and catherine, come to mind. neither are pure horror sort of things, but there is definitely the tension, and creepness factor working there. I agree though, need some new horror franchises since resident evil went over the action deep end. 47
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frenchfryy (07/08/2012) [-]
tbh... There were a few times I jumped in FEAR... but you're right scary games aren't really scary, maybe because Castlevania got rid of that fear... Only other horror games that legit scared me were the fatal frame games (ghosts are FAR more scarier imo as compared to mutants or zombies). Your opinion also reflects on how horrible the industry has gotten, there's an article on IGN that says this is the worst year in video games so far... that's bad