And be prepared to play it again afterwards. Seriously, just play it, don’t be put off by the red herring adventure game part, the puzzles are quite straightforward and there are only a few locations. I won’t spoil any more of it, which like Moirai and Doki Doki Literature Club will already have you anxiously anticipating the thing that has to happen. Which, of course, is where the best horror lurks. A DATE IN THE PARKģ0 minutes of gameplay and it’s a point-n-click adventure game with digitized actors reenacting a man’s first date with a cute lady while on holiday in Portugal? With ducks? That’s about the un-scariest thing I can think of.
And that’s the scariest thing in the world. The graphics are sub-Spooky’s Jump Scare Mansion and the most tense part is actually outside the game, but you will never forget your brief time in Moirai as it forces you to confront what type of person you really are. I’m not going to spoil anything, but you know something is going to happen just on the little you know already – and that’s enough. At 10-15 minutes it’ll hardly make a dent in your computer time, and yet it’s nail-biting as you wait for the thing to happen. The shortest game on this list is also the one that’s most likely to make you reevaluate your life. Then of course there's the fact that the whole thing's terrifying, and the vaguely Bioshock or Prey-like design is actually pretty cool. Perfection is scary because it roots out your own insecurities and reminds you that maybe you shouldn't be perfect. Perfection isn't scary because of the frequent jump scares, the tension, and the underlying sense of dread, loneliness, and oppression (although they certainly make it more scary). They're quite cheap at least, but it might be worth waiting until the game is complete before you dive in. moving? And oh god, what happened to Bendy's friend Boris?īendy and the Ink Machine is a very stylish horror, with excellent scares and a unique hook - who would've thought a cute cartoon character would be terrifying? The downside is that only Chapter 1 is free, and the other chapters have to be paid for. There's ink dripping from the ceiling, strange messages on the walls, the cardboard cutouts seem to be. In the abandoned old cartoon animation studio behind popular character Bendy, something strange has been unleashed. Get it then play the first five minutes and try not to jump out of your seat. The monster design is both excellent and sickening (one of the creatures cuts their own throat rather than let you kill them), the constant pervasive darkness unnerving, and the certainty that literally nowhere is safe combines into a superb horror title. By that I mean it’s a decent size, it has exploration and combat, it has save points and progression, and it’s bloody terrifying. CRY OF FEARīest described as a first-person Silent Hill, Cry of Fear is the most “proper” scary game in this list. and you'll be watching every mannequin you see. There are lots and lots of mannequins, and because this is a horror game, you'll soon be seeing things move out of the corner of your eye, noises from afar. You're already creeped out, aren't you? Urbex, and it's prequel game Midnight Shift, has you trapped in a deserted warehouse at night - and it's not deserted enough. You'll wish it went on for longer - but at the same time, you'll be glad you got out when you did. September 1999 runs for exactly 5 minutes and 30 seconds, and in that time you'll be chilled to the bone at the implications of the things you see. A found footage horror game that perfectly recreates grainy footage from '90s VHS recorders, to the point where I wasn't sure if it was live-action or not.
Why It’s So Scary: This one's a weird one. It spawned a thousand imitators, but the terrifying original can't be beat. Two hallways, a bathroom, one murderous freaky ghost, and a deeply unsettling atmosphere.
#BENDY AND THE INK MACHINE CHAPTER 2 PHOTOS PC#
demo on PC for anyone to play - and find out why players call it the scariest game ever made. Wait, what? Are we talking the P.T.? The so-called "Playable Teaser" of Hideo Kojima's cancelled Silent Hills game, and the last thing he worked on before Death Stranding? Yes, there is a perfect port of the P.T.
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