Scary experiences in video games.

[ZB]

Half life 2. Every loving where you turn, something is there to scare the stuff outta ya. Especially with the teleporter.

Ravenholm was the only thing remotely scary in Half Life 2. Even then, that was never really all that bad.

How were the teleporter scenes in any way scary? I cannot at all even begin to imagine what in them scared you.

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[orange wolf]

any part of dead space

I've never found any game that let em have a gun all that scary, more like it gave me a reason to beat the stuff out of something for jumping out at me.

Now Amnesia, haha, that's in its own league of scary.

[MegaScientifical]

There's this scripted event in BioShock, at Medical Pavilion. There's this dentists office where you have to go in through a window and unlock the door from the inside. There's a turret behind the counter.

You go into the dentist's working room (whatever it's called where he actually does the stuff) and the room whites out in mist. After hearing footsteps, the mist clears and now there's a corpse in the dentists chair. Over to the right is a tonic. Pick it up, set it. This is where the real fear came in for me.

After setting the tonic, I started walking backwards. Couldn't move. My first thought was "Dang it, stupid game." I turned around, and standing right against me, weapon drawn, is this dentist. I freaked out and beat him to death with my wrench, scared as hell.

I heard he only attacks back if you attack, but you can't move until somebody attacks anyway...

* MegaScientifical shivers *

[Tokthree]

Something scary happened in a game I was playing.
And.... And it was, like, SCARY and stuff.

I guess

[Jacob 123456789]

In mine mining iron

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[Talent74]

Mother loving Minecraft fanboys.

Anyway, when in Fallout 3, after testing out the Repellant Stick from Myra Brown, after coming out of the sewers, I noticed a radroach that was to the right of me. Looking at it, I decided not to kill it, and return back to Megaton. Because I didn't know about quick travel, I walked to the left back in the direction of the town, and some random mirelurk hunter pops up making some sort of a loud weird-ass noise, and lunges right at me, all in one shot.

[steve5451]

Only game I've ever beat was Spyro 1, 2, and 3 when I was younger.
:S

[BubbaGum]

Uhm In Legend of Zelda : Wind waker ,  I would almost piss mah pants when the sharks attacked my boat :o. I would literally scream out loud.

Don't judge :c

[Jetlok]

Uhm In Legend of Zelda : Wind waker ,  I would almost piss mah pants when the sharks attacked my boat :o. I would literally scream out loud.

Don't judge :c

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[MegaScientifical]

Uhm In Legend of Zelda : Wind waker ,  I would almost piss mah pants when the sharks attacked my boat :o. I would literally scream out loud.

Don't judge :c

I forgot about that. I actually can't remember it fully, but I have the vague feeling I always freaked out when I was being attacked by them.

[Captain Crazy]

Oh lord, Pikmin 2. Not necessarily scary, more like suspenseful. I'm talking about the areas where you expect to see the boss, walk foward a bit, doesn't appear. Walk like 2 steps forward and WHAM, out falls the motherloving clawbeast lobster hate-demon.

[hotshot87]

god loving F.E.A.R.
it means "forget everything and run"

[Dnitro]

I found MW2's single player campaign, mainly the assault on the US, a bit scary because it could actually happen.

[Jubel]

I found MW2's single player campaign, mainly the assault on the US, a bit scary because it could actually happen.

The part of MW2 i found scary was in a cutscene where it showed that old TV message screen with colours, and said all people of Prince George county had to leave or sumthing.

Even though it took place in the US, I was scared because that's my town's name. :c

[Anti-Block]

The god damn things in the water in Amnesia Dark Descent.

Or the re generators from Res Evil 4

Or the boss from the Meat Circus in Psychonauts.