What Are the Scariest Video Games You Played?

[@barryclark6119]

The LJN logo scares the shit out of me.

[@maxm4308]

I just shit myself

[@NerdGlassGamingPA]

+Barry Clark Acclaim = LJN Spread the TRUTH !

[@barryclark6119]

***** Ha ha. I totally agree man! Game on.

[@chrispham6599]

+Barry Clark I gave my best friend an LJN game on Halloween. He's been avoiding me since.

[@barryclark6119]

Chris Pham I hope you didn't lose a good friend, but you should prepare for the worst.

[@shopo6847]

1.Hannah Montana The Game 2.Jonas Brothers The Game 3.High School Musical 2: Back to Shool 4.Silent Hill 4

[@4LoveOfMoney]

high school musical scared me so much i cant even look at the box

[@BETHEBEST21]

everyone remembers the first time they saw the 1st zombie is RE1!

[@danielmehlhopt9668]

yep!

[@gordanlazinica]

The first time I saw it, I turned off the console. :D

[@koulor315]

Antikoagulant we were all young back then, that's why we scared of it, when i first saw that zombie, i was scared as hell, i was too little to play video games so i only watched my older brother played it, i didn't even play these games till resident evil 0 came out, then i went back to resident evil 1-3 to play it

[@mikaelaluna4133]

To be honest the intro of resident evil that states at one of the guy's eye scared me enough to take the disc out

[@danielmehlhopt9668]

***** thats because.......MEGADUFFMANN!!!!!

[@LJComposer]

Alien: Isolation is one of the only games that have done this recently. Couldn't hear the Alien, motion tracker didn't work, turns out he is....right...behind me. As soon as I turn around, it jumps. God damn.

[@Segeric]

Silent Hill 3's atmosphere scared me so bad that when I first picked it up, I was listening to the soundtrack included on the way home and it started to creep me out so bad I nope'd and took it out. Then the fucking game's intro traumatized me to the point that I couldn't force myself to play the game...for 3 years at the age of 16. I had the EXACT same problem with REmake...I still get goosebumps when I play it, the atmosphere is just amazing, the monsters are terrifying (hunters are fucking horrifying in REmake, jesus christ capcom) and the introduction of Crimson Heads was just the cherry on top.

[@Icantdothatrightnow]

SH2 is the scariest game I've ever played. Even playing it today, it scares the fucking piss out of me more than any other game I've ever played. There's something about the atmosphere that's so claustrophobic and terrifying.

[@solomongumball9570]

I remember the craziest moment in Resident evil history for me was the village in RE4. Cause it just lulls into this false seance of security. Me I was just like. Oh I made it through 1998 , killed scores of lickers and hunters and made nemesis my bitch. Bring it on Capcom. And then you find out Leon is like Bruce Lee mixed with James Bond now. And you think. " Oh I got this shit in the bag." Then the fucking elephant man comes out of nowhere with a chainsaw. And cuts Leon's head off. And your jaw just hits the ground hard enough to create a crater.

[@therustyspork4112]

I agree with you totally when I was little and played res4 I just stood their before going into the village because I was afraid of the chainsaw guy

[@charliechan6892]

+Creepy Logan I thought the hallway chase scene and underground labyrinth with ph was way freakier lol

[@tali6844]

+Creepy Logan My craziest moment in an RE game was the fucking elephant from Outbreak File 2...because you're fighting a fucking zombie elephant.

[@solomongumball9570]

Dev n Yeah those two. Or the Hotel. It was just really unsettling. Kinda like the lodge from the Shining.

[@solomongumball9570]

Talibanana Funny. I was going to say the scariest moment in Resident Evil history. Was coming to grips with Operation Raccoon City being Outbreak 3. Lol

[@DoorMatt29]

Resident Evil 2. One of the few games that still scares me today.

[@hinder_epoch4440]

The 1st 3 Silent Hill games scared the living hell outta me. Eternal Darkness was genius. The Fatal Frame series truly got under my skin. Outlast completely unnerves me. The Evil Within freaks me the hell outta me. But Silent Hill 2, when you witness Pyramid Head screwing the mannequins violently... Yeah. Freaks me out to this day to the point of nightmare fuel worthy.

[@bjmgraphics617]

Doom 3 has moments where supernatural things would happen, lights went out, souls screaming, you look old, glowing glyphs, whispering chants and a sudden appearances of a huge hulking demon. The stage with the glowing and screaming corridor that ends with a pinky demon trying to chew you to threads is very scary to me. Chainsaw is the best weapon in close quarters with a pinky demon. I like Dead Space 2 where you start out in a straight jacket and every move you make must be flawless until you can close the door. My brother said RLH for the 360 was scary. Sanity Requiem and Silent Hill 2 & 3 are scary too.

[@matthewd6306]

Resident evil Remake is the scariest in the series imo. Dead Space 1 freaked me out too. Fallout 3 was really creepy at times especially in the subway, even though its not really a horror game it still freaked me out. The atmosphere and the fact you are alone in a barren wasteland is what made it scary.

[@brendonparker3775]

The Dunwich Building in Fallout freaked me out.

[@trixiegreatandpowerfultrix8643]

***** NV: World of Pain Silent Hill Mod Rockwell Pursuit Rockwell Descent Mo Monsters Fallout HD sound 3: World of Pain Mo Monsters Fallout HD sound Dunwich Expanded The Cube Experimental

[@SodaMan929]

Trixie "Great and Powerful Trixie" Lulamoon Thx bro

[@robkearsy2995]

Shinji Mikami knows how to craft a good game.

[@scribble71891]

Resident Evil 2 - When that damn tyrant busted through the wall in the B scenario I damn near had a heart attack - and I wasn't even playing at the time XC. My first Silent Hill game was the third one and I absolutely refused to play that in the dark and without a sibling nearby. Man the first time I seen a Closer I damn near died. Haha ah the memories when I couldn't tell doors from walls in the Otherworld Hospital XD.

[@PriestovBaphomet]

Fucking Siren! Nobody talks about that game but it scared me more than any game i've ever played. I had to dig around google for a while before I could remember the title. That is a game for true survival horror people. Shame I remember having to import it when I was younger, broke my piggy bank for that nightmare.

[@LandonViizual]

idk if you will read this but I completely agree with you! the first is such a classic.

[@TheSleathable]

love resident evil, but silent hill 1 i remember running round, progressing through the game with just the pipe. it felt very real with little weight on weapon levelling up, more just using your wits. also silent hill was the first game that felt like it had a mind of its own, like it was watching you.

[@delawrenceperkins9917]

Back then, it was Metroid Prime 2 and its dark half that scared me. Dark Torvus Bog and the Ing Hive were very scary places due to its bleakness and minimalist versions of its light counterparts. The enemies I was scared the most were the Hunter Ing, which was this spectral energy being covered in tentacles and phases in and out of timespace. Now, its Bloodborne with its Lovecraftian influences.

[@montreauxs]

Top 4 for me 1.) Clive Barker's Undying 2.) DeadSpace 1 3.) System Shock II 4.) Silent Hill 2

[@turleymedia1961]

Doom 3 was scary so scary! Also outlast is pretty nerve racking as well. I love all the old school RE which were scary at the time but not so much anymore.

[@rowie324]

Idk. Doom 3 is an amazing game but after awhile ur just like that's a hell knight... And I has BFG. It becomes more of an action game. A very very good action game.

[@michaelcoulter1725]

I think Doom eternal and doom 2016 are scary to me by the way I have both of those games I bought the Doom Slayer Edition and after that I bought Doom eternal both games are Shear masterpieces capable of revolutionising horror genre and taking survival horror games to new levels and by the way I just love taking it to Demons

[@Velgroth]

Silent Hill 1 still gives me the creeps every now and then.

[@Miyuuu860]

So how are you fluttershy?

[@corvusalendar5405]

I've never beaten Silent Hill 1 because I stopped after Lisa Garland died and I just couldn't go on knowing that everything that made me happy was gone. It's worse to go through hell alone, rather than with a friend or another person.

[@yourwelcome9336]

You weren't very far from the end.

[@TheGameDirect]

Bathtub scene in Eternal Darkness! That was a jump-out-of-my-seat moment for me.

[@madfinnishgamer38]

Doom 3 back in 2007. Yes, I was a wimp.

[@paullee3476]

---evil within for me. --- I played -resident evil 1-6 including outbreaks and remakes. -silent hill 1-6 and origin -alien isolation -outlast. -evil within evil within is most underatted horror game in my opinion. lots of people were turned off from story plot and clunky camera, but those reviewers who bashed saying "evil within story doesn't make any sense", "it has absolutely no story", honestly they didn't finished the game when they review this game. because evil within 30 seconds ending explains you the whole nonsense you been through out the game. the game has 180 degree twist that you Probly count though about and explains everything how this wasn't non sense within last ending cut scene. the camera is clunky because it's Bethesda made. now dont get me wrong , im huge bethesda fan who 100 percent skyrim,fallout3,nv,fallout4. but I gotta admit Bethesda makes horrible 3rd person camera because they make 3rd person view based on first person view. meaning when you move your camera it doesn't rotate based on the character you see on the screen but the whole screen moves like first person camera with character on the screen. this is why Bethesda game has real time camera change between 1st person and 3rd person because their 3rd person camera is basically just 1st person camera with character on the screen. now the evil within was 3rd person only.. but Bethesda used the same camera style they used on other Bethesda games... and obviously it feels fken weird because the camera is basically 1st person camera with protegnist on the screen. beside this, shinji mikami pulled amazing job bring horror into the game, game is not only scary atmosphere it also punish you, it's gore, enemy are actually strong make you feel weak and helpless. honestly if your horror game fan give this game a chance, get over clunky control and camera done by bethsda. play till the end even the story is total non sense, I mean honestly you Probly played silent hill series and control and camera is at least better than those xD

[@markwheeler4245]

Paul Lee I really enjoyed Evil Within aswell mate I had the same issues with the camera and Sebastian was a pretty weak lead I thought but gameplay wise and story wise I was really into it.

[@brandonkeisler86]

Nosferatu in code Veronica scared the hell outta me!

[@shengyu6061]

Silent Hill 1 for me, no doubt...

[@serenade1275]

I love your videos AOS! I'm also a mega fan of survival horror games, but my all time favorite is Resident Evil everything. My most memorable and frightening moments were the zombies getting right up after shooting them multiple times, the zombie dogs bursting through the mansion windows, and the one that scared me most was the big guy in Resident Evil 2. I love it and I always will.Keep up the good work!

[@koulor315]

1st resident evil, silent hill 1-3, fatal frame and outlast

[@hiramsiqueiros9018]

i dont know if im alone in this, but i never found silent hill games scary, disburbing but not scary.

[@MrERJ1992]

+hiram siqueiros Same here, to be honest.

[@lolbackmountain]

Completely agree, the atmosphere feels a bit frightening and really disturbing, but never really scary.

[@charliechan6892]

Yea, I found it scary through tension, meaning it made me uncomfortable, but not disturbed, which is a type of scared someone can experience. There was only like 2 jump scares I can remember, but that's cause it's not built from jump scares, but it was still frightening, and drains one of their mental state if played too long. of course, you can only play sh so many times before it stops being spooky, just like anything.

[@tali6844]

+hiram siqueiros 1 was flat out disturbing 2 was a psychological horror 3 Legitimately scared me so bad I would have to pause the game and leave for a few minuets. I know that makes me sound like a bitch but I was 12 alright? 4 was....4

[@charliechan6892]

4 was great, the first time through spooked me for sure. 3 was sick lol

[@Tgkjj]

the suffering and dead space 1

[@Tgkjj]

Tgkjj and amnesia descent into darkness

[@shreksbrotherhood2826]

+Tgkjj and outlast

[@JagStang77]

The Suffering was AMAZING!!!!

[@TylerGames4LIFE]

My top five are: Majora's Mask Silent Hill (1999) DOOM 3 Dead Space Zelda CDI

[@Todo776]

I remember when I was a kid, that old arcade shooter "Carnevil" scared the crap out of me. the limited amount of ammo, the diverse amount of monsters, the bosses that showed up after you're about to reach a different area/zone... it was so fun and scary.

[@trowabarton4840]

I feel you bro carn evil was scary

[@RavenXRW]

My scariest moment is Silent Hill 3 mirror scene I was like make it stop make it stop goddamit open the door why its locked my reflection is stopped whyyyy whhyyyy fuck you team silent and than the door opens and i scream freedom like william wallace at the end of the braveheart

[@mintytheshade3754]

RE4 (regenerators and iron maiden 0-0), RE2 (lickers 0-0), several others

[@dumbfoundedkiryu9468]

Fatal Frame was by far the best trilogy i played. i played the first and got too scared to beat so went to 2, FF2 hit me so bad i actually cried at the end so i played 3, 3 made me feel under pressure and finally beat it, went back to 1 pissed like AVGN and beat it in 4hrs 10mins. i bossed the fuck out of 2 though. 3hrs flat

[@KevinStriker]

2:33 LOL, how naive your 2011 self sounds now that Eternal Darkness commands absurd amounts of money online and has been hyped to the moon.

[@rickardrakkoon2777]

clock tower series. scissor man literally gave me nightmares as a kid. couldn't play it with light off or without my back against a wall.

[@hambone3327]

When I was younger when Doom 3 came out I was scared by it

[@Shmandalf]

Ham Bone Yeah that was a great game. The graphics were really good for the time. I still remember that one part where you're in the security checkpoint, and through the glass you see that giant gross monstrosity jump down and it starts bashing the door in. And then it stops, circles around to where the glass is and jumps through at you! I was like OH GOD NO!

[@hambone3327]

Shmandalf Oh yeah man. Good times.

[@DeathBringer769]

Shmandalf I had just got a new top of the line computer with the best ATI card you could get at the time right around when that game came out, that was truly a good time back in 2004. It was a perfect test for my new gaming PC playing Doom 3 on Ultra right out of the box, and like you said those graphics were really good at the time, it seemed insane from the PC I was coming from.

[@Shmandalf]

Deathbrewer I had it for the Xbox and even on there it looked fantastic. I never beat it but it was a pretty solid shooter/horror. It's possible it inspired Dead Space - it kind of has the same atmosphere.

[@Derekrife1]

THE SCARY PIANO IN SUPER MARIO 64.

[@twinspectregaming9584]

me too ehehehehe , i remember like it was yesterday :( i was 7 years old

[@stephangoldenberg9163]

Oooh, six years later... The first Resi when the dogs jump through the windows. A few weeks ago when I tried Resi 7 and Jack broke through the wall, my heart almost jumped out of my chest. I had to quit, my whole body was shaking and I had a heart rate of 180. I don't memorize Eternal Darkness as scary. It was weird AF. I too remember that reset scene, it said something like "game save corrupt". Silent Hill - Unplayable for me. I need the Y axis inverted like a flight stick. SH did not allow to invert it...

[@brendonparker3775]

Doom 3, Silent Hill 2, Resident Evil 4, Dead Space 2, and F.E.A.R 2 all had moments that really got to me. They are also some of the most memorable horror games for me.

[@TheNewEmphinix]

The scariest games I played are Resident Evil 2 Silent Hill Resident Evil 3 Silent Hill 2 Dead Space P.T. Demo (RIP Silent Hills) Emily Wants to Play Devil May Cry

[@paullee3476]

first time ever heard dmc was scary lol

[@maliktraylor2408]

dead space was the scariest game I ever played.

[@scottydan6352]

100000% im dying to play a game as good as ds1 but cant find one

[@callmeepstein687]

Scotty Dan Have you played the second one?

[@mornstar5514]

Scotty Dan have u tried fatal frame 2?... it will make dead space look like child play

[@Yussnan84.]

Then you have not played many horror games...

[@RetroBigCat75]

Agree. Plus, it was the first survival horror game I've ever played.

[@chickenporkasado]

1.) Resi 1 2.) SH 2 3.) The Evil Within 4.) DS 1 5.) Alien Isolation (The heart attacks were real) 6.) Resi 7 Demo

[@blank-vj1mc]

...Yoshi's Island.

[@codymcgraugh1444]

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[@milliefreddie1]

HAHAHA

[@RetroDeathReviews666]

YOUR SUFFOCATION SHIRT IS ORGASMIC. You have a perfect taste in music and games, please never stop making videos.

[@ElementalHeroJoe]

Batman Arkham Asylum during the Scarecrow part when the game looked like it froze. I almost lost my shit since I was playing on 360 and thought the console crapped out on me. The Scarecrow really does know a persons deepest fear...

[@solidSnake4580]

Games that scared me. 1. King Kong 2. Slender man 3. The Last of Us 4. MGS2 (freaky moments with A.I Colonel)

[@HugoStiglitz88]

King Kong?

[@solidSnake4580]

Hugo Stiglitz Have you played King Kong before as a kid?

[@HugoStiglitz88]

solidvipersnake no. I'm honestly asking. What's scary about it?

[@solidSnake4580]

Hugo Stiglitz Play it and find out for yourself.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

solidvipersnake Not gonna happen. I don't have a PS2. Can you just tell me what scared you? I just don't know anything about the game and I'm curious

[@HobLobbington]

FEAR.

[@randomfaca]

Same here. Maybe it was because I picked up the game blindly and wasn't expecting scary shit. One of the few FPS that did the creepy atmosphere right. Sure it had jump scares but it also had tense moments where you wouldn't see anything but would still be scared as fuck. Still one of my favorite games.

[@HobLobbington]

theravenousbeast I never actually played it, but I watched my brother.

[@jonathankozenko]

I didn't find it the scariest, but I will agree that it was legitimately scary. Interestingly, I actually found it scarier during the cat-and-mouse gunfights than during the ghost bits, because I knew that most of the ghost bits were spectacle - I more enjoyed those because they were imaginative than because they were scary. But guys coming into a room, searching for me, glowing eyes and flashlights, getting closer and closer.... seriously plays to your instincts.

[@randomfaca]

Jonathan Kozenko Sorry I should've stated that I mainly play FPS, so I'm biased as fuck.

[@HobLobbington]

Jonathan Kozenko Dude, have you never encountered the girl when it's just a little thing to make you shit yourself and not actually important?

[@milehighac2738]

Have you played the suffering on PS2? It was pretty scary.

[@Tgkjj]

Andrew Clark would love a remake

[@braffzackland6920]

Tgkjj Yeah that was pretty good, sequel was heinous though.

[@Goblinmodeing]

Scratches. Bet you've never played it but it was good

[@xxhitttmanxx]

Andrew Clark is that the one where that guy is in the prison?

[@milehighac2738]

hittman sanjo Yes, it is.

[@hamstergirl4444]

I never touched a gaming controller until I was 40 :) My roommates son bought me a PS1 for Christmas of 1999 (yes, I am that old) with 2 games - Medievil, and Resident Evil 1. I had the same troubles with the #!^(#% controls, AND the sight of that first zombie, but the dogs that jump thru the windows when you go down the hall had me throwing the controller across the room - that game scared the shit out of me! Anyway, a gaming addict was born :) Funny thing watching this video - last night, I dug out my Gamecube for the first time since about 2001, and am currently playing Eternal Darkness :) The combat is awful, but the game makes up for it - I love the glitch where you have roaches on your screen :) And with the Cube out, I'm also playing the remake of Resident Evil 1...in fact, those two games were the reason I bought a GameCube to begin with - remember the horror when Nintendo announced they were contracting with Capcom for the RE franchise for the next five years?! Bet that sold more Cube's than any other gaming franchise - was Nintendo's way of saying, "hey, it's not a kiddie console" (but really, it was lol). Silent Hill - that opening scene and the music, loved it. And yes, the first 2 were the shit. I loved all 3 Fatal Frame games...and Alone In the Dark for Dreamcast was pretty good as well - how about the worst survival horror game? I'll offer up Illbleed for that honor * shudder* :)

[@noeggfotyou]

I appreciate you for just mentioning Clock Tower and Alone in the Dark. Hardly anybody ever mentions those games anymore.

[@tjlnintendo]

Fatel frame 2 o-O

[@helloofiree]

The Fatal Frame series is my favorite video game series of all time. Even though Crimson Butterfly (#2) was my favorite out of the 3, I honestly found the first one to be the scariest.

[@dumbfoundedkiryu9468]

i remember hearing Fatal Frame 1 had many returns just because the fear factor was too much for people. FF2 is my all time favorite game. the emotion through the game hurt my heart i was in tears at the end. FF2 has a special place in my heart, played it during my miserable days so its special to me

[@tjlnintendo]

Odin Bueno when I was a wee bab, I thought fatal frame 2 was sentient game. lol

[@wiilover07]

RE2 the locker on the Police Station ceiling. Scared me to death and still does to this day.

[@SaultyG]

I bet many viewers would love to see you and TheStickyPaddle gaming in a Creepy Gaming episode!

[@MrBacondeath]

The part with the thing in Dead Space that regenerates, the part where you stuck in that room with it and you have to slowly slide the beds around before you can run away.

[@gokusondbz]

Resident Evil Resident Evil 2 Resident Evil Code Veronica Silent Hill Silent Hill 4 the room Clock Tower 3 Fatal Frame Fatal Frame 2 Crimson butterfly The Condemned Silent Hill in The Condemned are great psychological horror games. In Fatal Frame will just mess with your head. In Resident Evil is just your classic traditional.

[@gokusondbz]

One thing if you want to be scared play The Condemned and a pitch black dark room. Plug in a headset and turn up the music you will hear voices in the background in the game. And you will literally be looking behind you in your pitch black room wondering if there's somebody behind you it's that good at creeping you out.

[@Chaosian]

Trippe comments! I'd also recommend SCP Containment Breach and SCP 087-A Staircase Simulator, both are great for different reasons. Containment Breach for great replayability (randomly generated, and a lot of 'monsters') and the Simulator for have one truly amazing scare that takes a psychological mountain to climb over to get through.

[@bigsauce1116]

I have two games. The first being thief 4, which is no longer allowed in my household due the game's very presents emanating negative energy which im convinced has the power to inspire the urge to commit mass homicide. That, and a tie between Fatal Frame 2 and Silent Hill 3.

[@nachos1162]

I know it isn't that scary or survival horror esque, but a scene that stuck with me for a long time is the shopping mall level from Condemned, and the abandoned house level from the same game, the mannequins scared the shit out of me, and in the abandonned house basement all the noises above you, gave me the willies

[@NoisyBones]

Silent Hill is one of my favorite game series in general! They do the 'harmless scare' a bunch, like in SH3's mannequin room, that scared me so much that I almost threw my computer.

[@renegadehero7393]

Scariest games I've played. Fatal Frame, Silent Hill, Cold Fear, Phobia 1.5 and Alien Isolation. Scariest moments for me. The first time I encountered Hammer Man in Clock Tower 3, I did not leave the locker for like two minutes! And this isn't horror, but it scared the shit out of me when I was young. The first Tomb Raider, the Atlantis level. Those monsters scared the crap outta me! Everytime they first broke out of their bubbles, I was like "Nope!". Nice video dude, you're pretty funny.

[@straightedge76]

I remember The Suffering: Ties That Bind, and Silent Hill 3 being two of the only games that legitimately scared me, but the jump scares in the first Bioshock were pretty sweet too.

[@MrBacondeath]

Or the prison in SH 2, when you jump down those massive holes and end up further and further underground. That place is absolutely terrifying. Especially the room filled with cages and those weird barred windows.

[@UneXDesigns]

Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Love the atmosphere in that game. The fact that you can't really fight with the monsters lurking in the castle is really creepy.

[@ssbroly1978]

For some reason I'm still freaked out from the first few chapters of Bioshock 1 where you see all the people stuck down there.

[@HomicidalDavid]

The nurses scared the hell out of me in Silent Hill 2 and 3. I played PC version a few years ago and I have HD collection.

[@fervorRed]

What scared me the most was hearing the rapid footsteps of Nemesis in Resident Evil 3, but especially when I didn't see him yet and didn't know which way he'd come from....always scared the shit outta me.

[@danf1518]

Love survival horror! Great video as always! Keep rockin'!

[@Metaler]

Original Resident Evils, Original Silent Hills, Dead Space, Fatal Frame and Amnesia The Dark Descent and Outlast are the one's that jump to mind. Growing up on Resident Evil the first time I ever came across the Nemesis since RE3 was the first I ever played was probably one of the scariest fucking things I've ever experienced in a video game.

[@mikigirl18]

I am SO glad you mentioned Clock Tower, Eternal Darkness and ESPECIALLY the Fatal Frame series. And the camera thing, if you know the fact that some mythologies believe that cameras can steal a person's soul. But yeah. Those are the ones that are lesser known but I love to watch people play. ADDED: Recently played Parasite Eve. For an rpg it's messed up. First finding out that everyone around you is spontaneously combusting was jarring. Then the other gross ways that Eve messes with you. And holy shit! The magnum opus is after you beat the final boss. You're being chased by a 1 hit kill. You can't waist time. You can't accidently take a wrong turn because he will find you. He will catch you. And he will kill you...

[@Sarah-yd9ml]

Resident Evil 1 & 3 scared me the most out of the whole series, but Resident Evil will always be my favourite and most sacredly held series no matter how much the new developers fuck it up. Nightmare Creatures on PS1! No one seems to remember those games but they're really sweet and decently scary. Haunting Ground is fucking awesome and scary because you can't really fight back other than ordering your dog to bark at and bite the enemies, and the style of game is like a bitching mashup of Silent Hill, Resident Evil and Clocktower, yet somehow also super pretty and while the game's story is primarily about rape, it almost feels like it's aimed to appeal to girls. Which I suppose works, because as a female the underlying fear of rape will always be there. Primal for PS2 was satisfyingly spooky but not scary, and is such an underrated game. The realm of Aetha was pretty much a vampire world and I loooove playing it on Halloween. Medievil on PS1 was pretty fucking awesome too. Bloodrayne 2 was a fun ride but definitely not scary...or even good, really.

[@UncoolForYou]

Jesus Alpha just hearing you talk about Fatal Frame 2 has me scared as hell. I don't think could ever play that. :(

[@llRIGORll]

Resident Evil 1 for the PS was my first horror game I played and I died in the first corridor where the zombie is, then the dogs got me jumping through the windows. It really made my heart race. I completed Silent Hill 1 to and I did think that was much worse than Resident Evil. The other game that creeped me out was Parasite Eve! For later games the remake of Resident Evil 1 for the GameCube really got me, Lisa Trevor scared the crap out of me! The worst bit with her is in the cabin where you get knocked out then she chases you all the way back to the mansion. Reading the diaries and logs were always chilling to read, then a freakin zombie bursts out from the wardrobe! That wasn't nice XD

[@janoslowa2368]

Vampire Bloodlines. You find a newspaper during the Hotelmission, the headline reads "Child's Severed Head Found in Hotel Laundry Room!". Then later when you are in the Laundry room there is only one dryer left to open up... I was like 12 when playing this, scary stuff :D

[@FrankBoothDeLarge]

Condemned: Criminal Origins was very creepy, especially in the second to last level with the old house. The fact that the house is so quiet and empty in the first half of the level makes the enemy attacks in the basement of the house absolutely terrifying. Condemned 2 ruined this effect by having a barrage of enemies attack you and constantly jump at you to the point where I became numb to it

[@freeagentxms]

Clock Tower on the SNES. Not as scary as I remembered it being, but it scared the shit out of me when I was young.

[@TheAmazingDOGG]

Great video and topic. Let's see... Mmmmm I don't know of it's all that scary, but I liked the Clock Tower games (especially 1 and first fear). When Scissorman appeared I was so scared I didn't know how to remain calm and get the control of Jennifer.

[@speedos]

The last boss of Lone Survivor. What I liked the most was the fact that it was not jumpscare, the monster just came there but in such a horrific way the game was building up to I was scared to death.

[@MaidenTrollBlood]

My scariest game experience is a toss up between 2: Silent Hill 1 and Fatal Frame. In Silent Hill, it's pretty much the whole game, I can't pinpoint a certain aspect that makes it scary. It's just a beautifully terrifying composition. Never forgot it. Fatal Frame is so freaking scary, I've REplayed it again just the other year and it STILL freaked me out! That damn broken-neck ghost jumping in front of the camera and that freaky floating head ghost makes my life quite stressful LOL. Even as I played it a second time at 28 years old, I was still screaming in fear at the tv. And yes, survival/horror is practically my top favorite genre. These games I will truly miss in these recently days of xbox one and ps4, which I am not buying. I'm quitting consoles unless someone goes back to basics and invents something less online-oriented.

[@DoctorProfessorDai]

Metroid Fusion, whilst not being actual survival horror, does have some elements, and the S.A.X. is one of the scariest things I've encountered in gaming. Even now, that thing still gets to me. Namely since you can handle most things in this game, but here, the S.A.X. can still wreck you, even if you have everything. I'd liken it to Nemesis a little bit since, when you encounter it, if it finds you, it WILL chase you. Honestly, there's nothing scarier than you at your full potential actively hunting you down and being able to destroy you.

[@animeangelprincess5936]

When i was a kid, monster party for the NES scared me so much that for years my dad kept the game in his nightstand drawer.

[@animeangelprincess5936]

I realize its not a survival horror game but whatever. Still scared me.

[@evantomlinson]

I remember the first time I played Wolfenstein 3D. As soon as I opened the door the mini-gun-armed boss uttered the words of death: "Comin' for ya!". Classic.

[@AdriftForWeeks]

1. Silent Hill: The beginning/Dark Alley 2. Vampire the Masquerade - Bloodlines: Ocean House Hotel (oh god the scares) 3. Eternal Darkness: Sanity effects + general atmosphere in the mansion 4. Call of Cthulhu - Dark Corners of the Earth: The Innsmouth Chase (Intensity!) 5. Silent Hill 2 (all time favorite): Burned hotel (not really scary, but oppressive/sad atmosphere is amazing)

[@TazBallKid]

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories on the Wii: I played the first one many other survival horror games, but hearing shit coming from the wii remote and being chased every minute scares the hell out of me.

[@AgonizedCandle]

Kurushi (Intelligent Qube) scared me when I was a kid. I used to imagine that your character was stuck in hell or purgatory, forced to puzzle through blocks until you eventually fall into the void for eternity. Maybe it was the absence of music and the pure black background, but it had me unintentionally creeped out.

[@lowlytarnis]

The suffering on ps2. First time I've ever been scared playing a game. The mental hospital the babies crying you can't see sudden flashes. The whole place felt sadistic it was very nice. One of the reasons I like the evil within

[@dariyanvalentine3564]

The fatal frame series the only games where i feel like im holding my breath the whole damn time im playing

[@jonathanlee3860]

alien isolation, the fact that the alien is unpredictable and never does the same thing twice is terrifying. and the fact u don't have shit to defend yourself with gives me a sense of terror

[@AmazingMarvelFan]

Hey man found ur channel a couple days ago and love ur videos but anyway could u do a video game collection video

[@stephenkessel6037]

i truly enjoyed this video, you sir have just gained a sub c: also, killer hair, mine is almost there c:

[@ghouldash9761]

Some of the Resident Evil games were a little freaky. Whenever I see the insects in there, I always panic and run out of the rooms as quickly as I can. But the moments when I'm really scared when I either run into the Colmillos or those goddamned Regeneradors.

[@TastyYumYums]

Great video and great suggestions though. I desperately need to play eternal darkness. It's depressing to see what they've done with resident evil. That was THE best once upon a time. It's been all downhill since 5 :(

[@D4V35PR1NG]

I will definitely agree with the list there. I didn't realise that Crimson Butterfly was called Fatal Frame though (over here it is called Project Zero), and I had that on the PS2.

[@chemicalxthug]

Silent Hill 3 was the last game that ever really scared me that borely mansion and times where you would walk down a corridor and the walls would bleed, or the accidental death scene where you would cross bridge in the tunnel and that tentacle would pull you in the dark water. Ive never really got into dead space but silent hill parts 1 through 3 are masterpieces in terms of horror and scared me best

[@Eddierayilerjr]

Resident evil 2 when you walk down that hallway at the beginning and that thing smashes through the window. Silent hill 2 is one of the creepiest and best psychological horror games. Also bioshock creeped me out when you walk into that bathroom that's flooded with water and there are frozen bodies in like a ballet pose just frozen still with their heads covered. Those creeped me out

[@christinalittleton2242]

I know that this isn't a scary video game, but it did scare me as a child. In this video game called Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy. When your'e at the first level, you're swimming in the water, you hear a creepy version of the Jaws theme.... this big, yellow, monstrous fish swims up and eats you. When that happened to me, my heart almost skipped a beat.

[@Igoreshkin]

I remember playing The Suffereing. And near begining of the game you see dark croridor and only sparks on the wall light up enemy who scratchin wall with his blade-hand walking in your direction. Damn this was terrifying expirience.

[@sebastiaoclaudioolivio2509]

that part in metal gear solid 2 where jack is naked and the radio starts to glitch really scared me in the first time

[@EDFCentral]

You know what scares me the most. Is when you turn on your television and your scrolling through the channels and you accidentally land on channel 3 (on your actual television, not your cable box or dish receiver). Then that horrifyingly loud static sound comes out of your speakers because your volume is still turned up and catches you off guard. I about crap my pants everytime I do that. Thats scarier then any video game lol.

[@Pimpczar2011]

Though not a survival game series...the early PS1 Tomb Raider games were quite scary.I found the music,Bear encounters, big spiders,screaming Yeti's,Atlantean creatures,Mummies,Raptors,Cult Members emerging from darken areas to be quite scary.

[@poiison994]

I remember playing Resident Evil 1 back when I was a kid and there was this one incident I'll never forget hah! I was playing Chris with my uncle and brother watching, at the time I was talking to my brother who was a year younger than I when the first encounter with a Hunter played out. I was all like "What the hell is that?!", the hunter took 2 steps and leaped at me, chopping my head off in result insta-death. After the shock of such a scene, I started to talk to my brother while trying to restart my game. With little knowledge that he'd actually vanished and my uncle was sitting in a chair giggling to himself. I asked what had happened as I was clueless what went on, turns out my brother pegged it when that scenario happened. Didn't get up, just gone. In such a manor I didn't even realize it! Shortly afterwards we went to go see him and ask him what was up (like we didn't know that already) but to move like he did was truly amazing and to emphasize how fast he moved... Well lets put it this way, he had Carpet Burn on his knees. Yup! Carpet Burn. Ahhhhhh... Don't make games like this anymore...