Most of you should have a favorite game that you consider scary, so post your fav here!

My fav? Clive Barker's Undying.

You play as an Irish WW1 veteran named Patrick Galloway, you are summoned to a mansion by an old friend called Jeremiah Covenant who asks you to investigate strange happenings in the mansion, during the game you will have to face off against strange monsters and Jeremiahs undead siblings, who all died in grotesque ways.

Alot of the game's horror comes from the characters ability to cast a spell which allows him to view events that have happened in the past, most of them being grotesque in nature.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill

I probably haven't played enough games, but . . . my favorite "scary" game is System Shock 2.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/system-shock-2

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Ah, that game rocked for me it was disturbing at parts, but never scared me :S

The White Chamber all the way.

I've mentioned this game several times before, but i'll do so once more.

It's created by Studio Trophis, an Independent company that hails from the UK.

The White chamber is a point and click game which can be downloaded for free from their site. it had a distinct animé styling to it, which gives it extra marks in my book.


STORY
[taken from the trophis website...mostly]
the story revolves around a nameless woman, who wakes up to find herself in a strange glowing coffin, in the middle of a dark room. Who is she? What is this place? Why is she here? As she explores the warped environment she finds herself trapped within, she must search for answers, all of which will lead her closer and closer to the white chamber and the truth it holds.

my opinion:
I havn't played many scary games, so I don't really have anything to relate to, but the general ambiance of the surroundings [and in particular the events that get triggered] scared me rotten.

there's one part where this woman finds herself collecting severed body parts from around various areas, bringing them all to a medical bay and arranging them on a bed, only to come back later to see the exact same corpse had moved into the quarantine bay next door. when investigating further, the woman and the corpse somehow switch places, leaving her stuck in the quarantine bay and the corpse to squelch off down a corridor.

there's a fer other parts that spooked me up good, but that was the scariest thing, particularly collecting the head...

if you've seen the movie event horizon, it's a bit like that.

I really enjoyed the remake of Resident Evil for the GameCube. I played through it several times and even though I knew what to expect around the next corner, it was still creepy, gross, and even a little disturbing at times. Oddly enough, I really enjoyed those elements.

I also liked Eternal Darkness a lot, also for GameCube. It was sadly lacking in the graphic department, which was disappointing, but conceptually it was a great game with some very creepy and cool themes going on. There was even a VERY cool feature in the game where the character can "loose sanity" when in the presence of the evil creatures. They ingeniously passed along the loss of sanity to the player of the game. So both your character AND you tend to loose sanity and it manifests itself in some very confusing and amusing ways. Got a GameCube? I recommend this game JUST for that feature alone. It's a cool game too with some good replay value.

Both games are best when played alone and in a dark house. My wife is aware of this and made it a point to quietly sneak in the house a few times and scare the f---ing CRAP out of me while playing! I still owe her for that! where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

Okay, this is kinda sad, but there is one part in the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess that literally gives me goosebumps and sends chills up my spine.
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It must be the music. If you've played it, you know what I'm talking about.

Clickin's!
I know what you mean, Cam.
Back when I first had an N64, My sister got Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of time. And let me tell you, I was FREAKED OUT by something as simple as the redeads, let alone Monster Ganondorf. Back then, I would even run SCREAMING from the room if my sister so much as unearthed this one gray mask. Shudder.

What I hate in OoT: ReDeads and Wallmasters
What I hate in TP: ReDeads and Wallmasters

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