Pokemon is actually a very dark series when you think about it. Some pokemon, such as Kadabra, are actually confirmed to be human and Drifloon carries kids away to never be seen again. One pokemon even lives in a hospital feeding off of the souls of the dying. The fact that you're keeping creatures confined to a ball only to use them to battle other pokemon in horrific ways for your own amusement or the terroristic attacks of some of the organizations in the games. It's a VERY DARK series.
+Devgirl Neko People cooking Farfetch'd with the leeks they carry, others cutting off and eating Slowpoke tails, _everything_ about Lavender Town - these aren't myths or rumors and they're dark as hell. Add on to it all the little less obvious tidbits like the ones you've mentioned and yes, it's a very dark series.
Honestly I'm disappointed that you spent more time on some scenes (like an unnecessary amount of time) and absolutely no time on other scenes... Especially the last one. WHY the basement in particular? Come on.
Yeah some of these are like why do we need minutes on end of uncut footage that shows nothing concerning what the list is about? While others don't even show ANY of it, like the last one doesn't even talk about the basement at all, much less show it.
With Ravenholm, it wasn't the atmosphere for me. It was the sounds. Oh God, those sounds... The screaming of the zombies, growls and gurgles of headcrabs, the general ambiance... Ugh *shudders*
+DrArku when you have as many games, as many mediums, and as many psychological grips for the target audience thusly surviving 20 years, it's bound to make it into some lists.
I am so happy that you included VTM:B!!! The Mansion is a terrifying area that I still have issues with after nearly ten years; and it's one of my favorite games!
#5: "This sidequest stands out as particiually horryifing in an allready creepy game"... what was the title of this video again? Arguing for another pick: What's about the Comstock House or the Hall of Heroes from Bioshock: Infinite?"
Just because this guy loves pokemon enough to break the rule doesn't mean you can just break it again with another game which has more than just a single scene of creepiness.
what about the level 343 Guilty Spark from Halo: Combat Evolved? Its the level where the Flood are introduced. The build up to the Flood is utterly horrifying: dead Covenant, alien and human blood on the walls, and even a Marine that's gone insane from the sight of the parasitic horror known as the Flood. And when you do encounter the Flood, you spend the rest of the level backpedaling back the way you came while spraying bullets and trying not to get killed by them, all while freaky music plays!
literally rage quit after that Batman scene. Scariest thing I had seen in a game at that point, other than the god damn yedi in the old Microsoft ski game...
One of my favourite moments in gaming was doing a run of MGS3 where, except for story-necessary times, I had only killed one guard who actually just fell off a cliff and he showed up in the Sorrow section just looking ridiculously lonely.
Nice list, really happy you included almost the whole max Payne nightmare thing, one of my favorite games, the most recent theif game has a great scary part with some kind of insane asylum, really caught me off guard, questioning if things are really there, incl people or monsters, and peeking through keyholes which you got very used too, all of a sudden was something you rather not do anymore lol..
Halo, on the level when you first encounter the Flood. That was _creepy as shit_ your first time going there. Neverwinter Nights, in the Beggar's Nest district. Your first real introduction to undead, in a dark, plague-ridden poor district.
if you understand the context though, the patterns on the walls are a continuation of the wallpaper from his murdered childs bedroom.. when it starts you are in a continuous loop of the kids room, similar to how PT worked, only like 20 years prior... when the game first game out, this section was horrifying.
That dream in MGS3 is an easter egg, it was going to be another game that Konami were going to make, maybe a castlevania title, but they only managed to get that part of the game finished before the idea was scrapped, so instead of just binning their hard work they hid it away there.
I never thought the Arkham morgue was scary. It's my favorite part of the game. It depicts Scarecrow so well and examples hallucinations his victims see.
MGS V when the jungle becomes foggy and you hear the radio from P.T. say "don't turn around" - then you walk through a hospital full of tortured patients. Damn.
Agree. Also when you go into the quarantine area I was half expecting Kojima to turn it into a strange PT hybrid. I thought going in that it would be V's "only Kojima" moment due to the video of the attacking soldier before going in. Then nothing of the sort happened haha.
+Kes Cholo I went looking for that easter egg. Didn't find anything about the hospital. Fuck you if fake. If not, link. I lost 30 minutes because of your comment, and Danny's because of "agree." You broke my hopes.
+furyberserk Haha It's legit but it's not all in one place. You find the tape playing in the tent (literally can't miss it) on your way to the "hospital" (warehouse full of hooked up bodies).
***** I thought he was talking about a radio and then going into a mist like a duststorm where you enter a building where it looks like PT's hallway on a single loop or something. It stupid for me to have gotton my hopes up so much. I remember the hospital with the patients, but I was thinking about the beginning of the game as a hospital rather than the one of the mission. That hospital is kind of glossed over, so I glossed over it too.
+BethelaP Ugh!! Don't remind me... D: I'm still not sure which one was more disturbing, the Broodmother or Hespith's delirious chant. The Broodmother was disturbing, but Hespith's chant was creepy as f^*k.
I hated that fight during my first run through. I think I was a male human warrior or the game's equivalent of that. My second time I was a mage and it was easier
The flood came out of left field in halo:CE. while they weren't really "horrifying" (except the ones with rocket launchers..) they were jarringly dark compared to the otherwise standard "Yeah! kill all the aliens!" of the rest of the game. Mind you, they would be far more terrifying if you played as a regular human.
+Frederic Beaudet It's already scary fighting a losing battle, but when the people you're losing against ends up being afraid of something currently killing them and now after you? Damn son, we gotta get the fuck out of here was my first thought.
that wasn't even half of the actual sequence neither, he missed the actual most scary part at the start.. I know you're sarcastic btw, just saying that the first part with the kids room looping is way more scary,
I screamed my ass off when those things started chasing me in the bunker in Uncharted. I did not realize how scary that part of the game would be. They are freaky, come at times intervals, and chase you relentlessly.
#6 had me at the edge of my seat and with a near heart attack following close behind! i've heard so much about half life, including the whole thing about the backwards yelling that happens when you burn head crabs.... but this!.. this was too much for me!
Shadow Temple isn't much of a tone shift in LoZ. With the tomb where you learn the Sun's Song, the World Of Ruin, the haunted Forest Temple, the bottom of the well, and over half of the run through Ganon's Castle, the Shadow Temple kinda seems like it's just the most interesting of many creepy places in the game.
+White Shadows He's Batman, I'm sure he has some sort of visor linked sensors in his gloves for just such occasions...or it explains why Gordon was still alive after that scene.
During the chase on the rooftops in Enter the Matrix, just turn around the corner of the stairs. Agent Smith will jump out of it, scaring the hell out of you. Definitely my biggest jump scare in an otherwise unfrightening game.
Even though the Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines preview disappointed me (they didn't even show any of the scary stuff), I gotta admit, the Max Payne one was pretty good. I'd have to say that Max had a pretty PAYNE filled past.
god the max payne one. My dad played that game avidly. when he got to that part, it scared me so, so much when i was little. i still remember watching the whole sequence until he finished, and when i took a ride with my mom to the store right after, i still remember vividly siting in the car, looking out the window, thinking about that stage since the baby's and mother's crys wouldn't get out of my head.(yes, that part scarred me...)
Transcendent Sacred Courage You know, the one with the *GIANT* ghost and the level is pretty big so it's pretty scary when he jump scares you from around the corner.
Transcendent Sacred Courage no not the boss fight, the treasure search Version. I described it wrong but it's a giant robot, not ghost but there is a giant ghost in the level.
Halo 2's Alpha Halo missions, especially the first few inside the barrier on the destroyed ring's surface. Scarce ammo, enemies are tougher and move faster, and the screams that you hear in the distance bloodcurdling. There was a time in my life that I just couldn't play those levels.
Also the flood had the best design of the whole series in this game. The infected humans are decayed and skinny. With their flesh mostly rotted away under their UNSC marine armor.
"Pokemon is not a dark series" brah, I remember exploring a graveyard tower back in Pokemon Diamond not to mention venturing through a haunted mansion in the same game
+seneca uk Oh shit, those 4 fucking minutes are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo long, its ridiculous... Fuck outta here ya damn whiner.
+Travis Howell he's right though, the video is 18 minutes long which gives each part 80 seconds. so the fact that it was about 4 times that is stupid. besides, it's just an obnoxious part.
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Don't know if it was a bug, but there's a side quest in Mass Effect 1 where Husks are on a spaceship and the room is a maze of crates, and they don't appear on the map. Playing it on Insanity is no fun and intense for a while. All Husk encounters on Insanity in ME 1+2 is not a lot of fun, usually annoying and tedious.
I wanted to continue the first Uncharted game, but I just can't. The Descendants are absolutely terrifying. I am on, like, chapter 22, I think. It's the parts where I have to get out of the ship.
one question who sets up these projectors at JUST the right time for you to walk in.. i mean you could be in another place for hours.. yet the projector is playing at the right point.. Is there a group of minions who set everything up just before you arrive
Oh, god, Ravenholm... ;-; I remember playing it and the screaming zombies, background soundtrack and darkness ( and of course, difficulty: very little ammo and a lot of zombies) made it by far the creepiest level in the half life series
Two parts that should be in here is the Bloody Baron quest in The Witcher 3. To prevent spoilers you should look up the creature in the quest. Then the Caretaker of the DLC. Those were scary as hell.
Woah woah woah, I get the fairfax residence was a nasty place in Swat 4 but did everyone forget that the Children of Terrone mission had an actual room that was just a mass grave site for their sacrificed children?
All the scary moments I remember playing a video game are from Clive Barker's Undying, probably the most underrated game of all times. Undying combined psychological and explicit horror so well, fueled by one of the darkest stories and styles I've ever seen that, after it, only the original Silent Hill and Doom 2016 are in the same class, IMO.
The scariest part for me in Half Life 2 was meeting my first black head crab. First, I should state that I am scared of spiders. So seeing those things made me literally jump out. There is no such thing as overkill with those black head crabs
"Lumoise City"... You mean Lumiose. (I know it was probably a typo and you read it that way, but it still felt wrong) While I'm there, it is pronounced Pok-ay-mon and not Pok-ee-mon. Keep up the good work anyway! Your videos are getting more interesting than before (even if you could cut some parts of those clips sometimes, because they're pretty long).
+MrCrimsonMonkey I typically keep an eye out for typos while recording, but I haven't played Pokemon in ages lol. Thanks for pointing that out though, I'll make sure to fix it if it pops up again ;)
Sorry very late reply but just wanted to add that the way you pronounce Pokemon depends a lot from where you live. In Japan it's pronounced in a way it's written.
List is in random order :) Enjoy!
You forgot Deadhaven from the Borderlands 1 DLC, Dr. Zeds Zombie Island (I believe) ._. ... That place is horrible when you first go there...
true
I don't know... it just took itself so lightly that I was at most a little unnerved.
you forgot Ortan Thaig from dragon age
ORTAN THAIG WAS AWFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE BROOD MOTHER WAAS CREEEEPY
Pokemon is actually a very dark series when you think about it. Some pokemon, such as Kadabra, are actually confirmed to be human and Drifloon carries kids away to never be seen again. One pokemon even lives in a hospital feeding off of the souls of the dying. The fact that you're keeping creatures confined to a ball only to use them to battle other pokemon in horrific ways for your own amusement or the terroristic attacks of some of the organizations in the games. It's a VERY DARK series.
Yeah.....My childhood is ruined but your right
+Devgirl Neko People cooking Farfetch'd with the leeks they carry, others cutting off and eating Slowpoke tails, _everything_ about Lavender Town - these aren't myths or rumors and they're dark as hell. Add on to it all the little less obvious tidbits like the ones you've mentioned and yes, it's a very dark series.
+Devgirl Neko In White/Black 2 Ghetsis tells Kiyrum to impale you with giant frozen stalactites. Just food for thought.
Devgirl Neko it also puts animal abuse and forced cage fighting into perspective.... I mean locking Pokemon into balls until fights is pretty similar
Honestly I'm disappointed that you spent more time on some scenes (like an unnecessary amount of time) and absolutely no time on other scenes... Especially the last one. WHY the basement in particular? Come on.
Max payne scene is waaaaay too long
So true, I was expecting to actually FIND OUT what made it scary, or at least so scary it was number 1 on the list.
Yeah some of these are like why do we need minutes on end of uncut footage that shows nothing concerning what the list is about? While others don't even show ANY of it, like the last one doesn't even talk about the basement at all, much less show it.
+Nathan Croft Except the list is in random order so number 1 isn't the creepiest.
+FromBeyondTheGrave1 Still... Why do some games have excessively long scenes and other are just glanced by.. That's bad editing IMO
did a fifth of the video have to be dedicated to max payne walking in that labyrinth?
Ffs Ikr. That pissed me off
hahaha
9:57
Especially when the majority of the baby crying is a second long loop.
SmolKing yes, because back in the day this was the scariest shit ever
With Ravenholm, it wasn't the atmosphere for me. It was the sounds. Oh God, those sounds... The screaming of the zombies, growls and gurgles of headcrabs, the general ambiance... Ugh *shudders*
+Winry “Gearhead” Rockbell It gets worse when you listen to the screams backwards and realise that the zombies are still technically alive.
+Death Incarnate oh I KNOW! I heard that from a HalfLife enthusiast. She showed me the clip and I was like "NOPE!"
...
Ambiance and background sounds are part of "atmosphere"...
+OrionoftheStar Okay, whatever dude. Doesn't matter.
i want say that the sounds the zombies make are if turned backwards using a sound software or something translates to HELP ME PLEASE
Fucking pokemon manages to crawl into EVERY goddamned list.
Pokemon= illuminati confirmed
+DrArku when you have as many games, as many mediums, and as many psychological grips for the target audience thusly surviving 20 years, it's bound to make it into some lists.
+DrArku thats a bad thing?
Ah Yes, Uncharted suddenly turning resident evil. Perhaps my favorite part of the original game and it had a lot of great moments.
I like that you tend to start your videos with "we have lots to cover so let´s start right away". That approach is highly appreciated.
I am so happy that you included VTM:B!!! The Mansion is a terrifying area that I still have issues with after nearly ten years; and it's one of my favorite games!
the piano from super Mario 64 on ds scared the shit out of me as a kid.
+Jaime Cecena
same :,(
Jaime Cecena same
#5: "This sidequest stands out as particiually horryifing in an allready creepy game"... what was the title of this video again?
Arguing for another pick: What's about the Comstock House or the Hall of Heroes from Bioshock: Infinite?"
Just because this guy loves pokemon enough to break the rule doesn't mean you can just break it again with another game which has more than just a single scene of creepiness.
I guess he breaks the rule quite a few times actually, still there's no reason to further encourage it.
what about the level 343 Guilty Spark from Halo: Combat Evolved? Its the level where the Flood are introduced. The build up to the Flood is utterly horrifying: dead Covenant, alien and human blood on the walls, and even a Marine that's gone insane from the sight of the parasitic horror known as the Flood. And when you do encounter the Flood, you spend the rest of the level backpedaling back the way you came while spraying bullets and trying not to get killed by them, all while freaky music plays!
The eel in Jolly Roger Bay is 100x scarier then the piano.
literally rage quit after that Batman scene. Scariest thing I had seen in a game at that point, other than the god damn yedi in the old Microsoft ski game...
DarkShadowrule funniest comment I’ve seen.
The Broodmother in Dragon Age Origins was pretty scary. The build up to it, the poem, their creation in general and the design just ugh.
Maria Envoikertoa those tits were the scariest part 0.0
Started watching one of your videos then kept binge watching the others still cant stop just subscribed thanks for the awesome videos!
One of my favourite moments in gaming was doing a run of MGS3 where, except for story-necessary times, I had only killed one guard who actually just fell off a cliff and he showed up in the Sorrow section just looking ridiculously lonely.
Nice list, really happy you included almost the whole max Payne nightmare thing, one of my favorite games, the most recent theif game has a great scary part with some kind of insane asylum, really caught me off guard, questioning if things are really there, incl people or monsters, and peeking through keyholes which you got very used too, all of a sudden was something you rather not do anymore lol..
Why do I watch these at night *sighs*
5:53 I dont know I'd say the latest thief was much more terrifying than the orphanage
Lord General Bernholf finally someone said it!! The asylum with a freaking poltergeist!!
Halo, on the level when you first encounter the Flood. That was _creepy as shit_ your first time going there.
Neverwinter Nights, in the Beggar's Nest district. Your first real introduction to undead, in a dark, plague-ridden poor district.
In the max payne one, the baby crying wasn't scary at all, it was just extremely annoying: anyone agree?
The_Fire_Mite yep
if you understand the context though, the patterns on the walls are a continuation of the wallpaper from his murdered childs bedroom.. when it starts you are in a continuous loop of the kids room, similar to how PT worked, only like 20 years prior... when the game first game out, this section was horrifying.
That dream in MGS3 is an easter egg, it was going to be another game that Konami were going to make, maybe a castlevania title, but they only managed to get that part of the game finished before the idea was scrapped, so instead of just binning their hard work they hid it away there.
the max payne bit of this video can go to hell. so freaking long
+Benjamin Woo It was all of four minutes... quit bitching and blowing it out of proportion. Most songs are longer than the max payne bit.
Travis Howell You sir obviously don't know anything about video content editing.
I'm so sorry you have the attention span of a goldfish and can't pay attention to anything longer than 4 seconds at a time.
Travis Howell Fuck off troll.
+Benjamin Woo no bitching about the half life segment?
I never thought the Arkham morgue was scary. It's my favorite part of the game. It depicts Scarecrow so well and examples hallucinations his victims see.
MGS V when the jungle becomes foggy and you hear the radio from P.T. say "don't turn around" - then you walk through a hospital full of tortured patients. Damn.
Agree.
Also when you go into the quarantine area I was half expecting Kojima to turn it into a strange PT hybrid. I thought going in that it would be V's "only Kojima" moment due to the video of the attacking soldier before going in.
Then nothing of the sort happened haha.
+Kes Cholo
I went looking for that easter egg. Didn't find anything about the hospital.
Fuck you if fake. If not, link. I lost 30 minutes because of your comment, and Danny's because of "agree."
You broke my hopes.
+furyberserk Haha
It's legit but it's not all in one place. You find the tape playing in the tent (literally can't miss it) on your way to the "hospital" (warehouse full of hooked up bodies).
furyberserk It's part of a mission. Hardly even an easter egg
*****
I thought he was talking about a radio and then going into a mist like a duststorm where you enter a building where it looks like PT's hallway on a single loop or something. It stupid for me to have gotton my hopes up so much.
I remember the hospital with the patients, but I was thinking about the beginning of the game as a hospital rather than the one of the mission. That hospital is kind of glossed over, so I glossed over it too.
The broodmother from Dragon Age Origins. God that was disturbing and terrifying.
+BethelaP Ugh!! Don't remind me... D:
I'm still not sure which one was more disturbing, the Broodmother or Hespith's delirious chant. The Broodmother was disturbing, but Hespith's chant was creepy as f^*k.
This is why no one likes the Deep Roads.
BethelaP Well... no one sane anyway... ^^;
That's very true. :D
I hated that fight during my first run through. I think I was a male human warrior or the game's equivalent of that. My second time I was a mage and it was easier
These videos seem so well done, I'm suprised you guys don't have more subs
It's because theyre not so very well done as other channels with the same format
The flood came out of left field in halo:CE. while they weren't really "horrifying" (except the ones with rocket launchers..) they were jarringly dark compared to the otherwise standard "Yeah! kill all the aliens!" of the rest of the game. Mind you, they would be far more terrifying if you played as a regular human.
You put Pokémon on there twice, but forgot the introduction to the Flood in Halo: CE? C'mon now, that shit came out of nowhere.
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The first time you encounter the flood in halo
+Frederic Beaudet RIGHT
+Frederic Beaudet It's already scary fighting a losing battle, but when the people you're losing against ends up being afraid of something currently killing them and now after you? Damn son, we gotta get the fuck out of here was my first thought.
that max payne thing is more annoying than creepy
Wait why is the Vampire Masquerade one in there if it is already a pretty scary game?
batman arkham asylum isn't a horror game but it has a dark, gritty, horror-ish atmosphere going on so it's not entirely unfrightening game.
yeah lot's of parts creeped me out, Mr Croc (I couldn''t pass that level because I spent the whole part shitting myself)
+AngelinBlack yeah that part was intense.
@18:16 You tentatively peeked around every corner? Or did you attentively peek around every corner?
Good video but game play scenes are sometimes way too long
The Boy of Silence jumpscare in BioShock Infinite when you turn around from the lever.
10:31 Jason voohree's mask.
That part in Uncharted really did scare the crap outta me
That's Cool Man Keep It Up! :D
I wish you didn't skip over the Max Payne nightmare sequence so fast...Jesus fucking Christ!
that wasn't even half of the actual sequence neither, he missed the actual most scary part at the start.. I know you're sarcastic btw, just saying that the first part with the kids room looping is way more scary,
That random ass jump scare towards the end of Bioshock Infinite is another good example.
I screamed my ass off when those things started chasing me in the bunker in Uncharted. I did not realize how scary that part of the game would be. They are freaky, come at times intervals, and chase you relentlessly.
#6 had me at the edge of my seat and with a near heart attack following close behind!
i've heard so much about half life, including the whole thing about the backwards yelling that happens when you burn head crabs....
but this!.. this was too much for me!
this needs more bolts
Shadow Temple isn't much of a tone shift in LoZ. With the tomb where you learn the Sun's Song, the World Of Ruin, the haunted Forest Temple, the bottom of the well, and over half of the run through Ganon's Castle, the Shadow Temple kinda seems like it's just the most interesting of many creepy places in the game.
It's *Lumiose City* in Pokemon X and Y, just to clarify.
it's French...
And if it was oi instead of io, it would sound like that.
+Zack Benedict Never said it was good French. lol
What is the music box in the beginning??? I can't find it, or credit for it, anywhere!!!
Nice list and all, but there's few really horrifying things here.
That moment in MGS 3 where you killed NO ONE and just walk for about 2 minutes and he kicks you out.
I think the Strange House and the girl in it from Pokémon Black/White 2 was creepier than the girl from X/Y. Anyone else agree?
The noises that headcrab zombies make always make me so sad.
I like how Batman checks Gordon's pulse with his gloves on :D
+White Shadows He's Batman, I'm sure he has some sort of visor linked sensors in his gloves for just such occasions...or it explains why Gordon was still alive after that scene.
10:29 Did anyone else feel that essence of BioShock when those SWAT Cops find that woman in that creepy room.
incredible that all these moments are better that any present-day horror-game.
even the piano? xD
+Private Switch yes
FekaDeku I wish I could disagree...
The max pains nightmare is the most creative one of them all.
which songs did you used for this video?
During the chase on the rooftops in Enter the Matrix, just turn around the corner of the stairs. Agent Smith will jump out of it, scaring the hell out of you. Definitely my biggest jump scare in an otherwise unfrightening game.
The heads on spikes in Zork Nemesis were pretty creepy - in fact that whole game had little snippets like that.
Even though the Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines preview disappointed me (they didn't even show any of the scary stuff), I gotta admit, the Max Payne one was pretty good. I'd have to say that Max had a pretty PAYNE filled past.
god the max payne one. My dad played that game avidly. when he got to that part, it scared me so, so much when i was little. i still remember watching the whole sequence until he finished, and when i took a ride with my mom to the store right after, i still remember vividly siting in the car, looking out the window, thinking about that stage since the baby's and mother's crys wouldn't get out of my head.(yes, that part scarred me...)
Playing the the ghost levels for Knuckles as a kid in Sonic Adventure 2.
Transcendent Sacred Courage Aquatic Mine
I know, I thought we were just listing them and by FAR the worst one is the *Pyramid Ghost Level*.
Transcendent Sacred Courage You know, the one with the *GIANT* ghost and the level is pretty big so it's pretty scary when he jump scares you from around the corner.
Transcendent Sacred Courage no not the boss fight, the treasure search Version. I described it wrong but it's a giant robot, not ghost but there is a giant ghost in the level.
Halo 2's Alpha Halo missions, especially the first few inside the barrier on the destroyed ring's surface.
Scarce ammo, enemies are tougher and move faster, and the screams that you hear in the distance bloodcurdling.
There was a time in my life that I just couldn't play those levels.
Also the flood had the best design of the whole series in this game.
The infected humans are decayed and skinny. With their flesh mostly rotted away under their UNSC marine armor.
That part in Super Mario 64 with the piano used to scare the hell outta me..
"Pokemon is not a dark series" brah, I remember exploring a graveyard tower back in Pokemon Diamond not to mention venturing through a haunted mansion in the same game
Oh god. Fairfax Residence. Bad memories.
"Snake, what's wrong, Snake, SNAAAAAAAKEEEEEE!!!" Is it my imagination, or did this phrase became a MEME (is that correct?)?
Dreadful video. Minute after minute of Max Payne?
+seneca uk Oh shit, those 4 fucking minutes are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo long, its ridiculous... Fuck outta here ya damn whiner.
+Travis Howell he's right though, the video is 18 minutes long which gives each part 80 seconds. so the fact that it was about 4 times that is stupid. besides, it's just an obnoxious part.
+Travis Howell he focused too much on a few of the spots and others barely got any explanation.
I don't hear you whiners bitching about the half life part, that shit was like 3 and a half minutes long.
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That mimic piano is the grand child of Ganondorf's organ.
9:54 to get past Max Payne. It goes on forever.
Don't know if it was a bug, but there's a side quest in Mass Effect 1 where Husks are on a spaceship and the room is a maze of crates, and they don't appear on the map. Playing it on Insanity is no fun and intense for a while. All Husk encounters on Insanity in ME 1+2 is not a lot of fun, usually annoying and tedious.
I wanted to continue the first Uncharted game, but I just can't. The Descendants are absolutely terrifying. I am on, like, chapter 22, I think. It's the parts where I have to get out of the ship.
one question who sets up these projectors at JUST the right time for you to walk in.. i mean you could be in another place for hours.. yet the projector is playing at the right point.. Is there a group of minions who set everything up just before you arrive
Oh, god, Ravenholm... ;-;
I remember playing it and the screaming zombies, background soundtrack and darkness ( and of course, difficulty: very little ammo and a lot of zombies) made it by far the creepiest level in the half life series
Two parts that should be in here is the Bloody Baron quest in The Witcher 3. To prevent spoilers you should look up the creature in the quest. Then the Caretaker of the DLC. Those were scary as hell.
+CaptainWesker88 Then again the entire game was like that.
+Assassino275 I agree with you, most of the creature design was disgusting so I suppose it would be an unfair comparison.
what is the song in the background of the video, i like it
Woah woah woah, I get the fairfax residence was a nasty place in Swat 4 but did everyone forget that the Children of Terrone mission had an actual room that was just a mass grave site for their sacrificed children?
1:30 Why the fuck is Superman Batman's dad? Looks like him for sure.
All the scary moments I remember playing a video game are from Clive Barker's Undying, probably the most underrated game of all times. Undying combined psychological and explicit horror so well, fueled by one of the darkest stories and styles I've ever seen that, after it, only the original Silent Hill and Doom 2016 are in the same class, IMO.
The scariest part for me in Half Life 2 was meeting my first black head crab. First, I should state that I am scared of spiders. So seeing those things made me literally jump out. There is no such thing as overkill with those black head crabs
The shadow temple was one of my favorite levels in any game
Creepy and complicated and never showing the truth to the naked eye
3:31 I could've sworn that said "this asshole place".
lu-mwa city really did he say that XD 4:44
"Lumoise City"... You mean Lumiose. (I know it was probably a typo and you read it that way, but it still felt wrong) While I'm there, it is pronounced Pok-ay-mon and not Pok-ee-mon. Keep up the good work anyway! Your videos are getting more interesting than before (even if you could cut some parts of those clips sometimes, because they're pretty long).
+MrCrimsonMonkey I typically keep an eye out for typos while recording, but I haven't played Pokemon in ages lol. Thanks for pointing that out though, I'll make sure to fix it if it pops up again ;)
Sorry very late reply but just wanted to add that the way you pronounce Pokemon depends a lot from where you live. In Japan it's pronounced in a way it's written.
The "é" (instead of "e") is pronounced "ay". In Japan they call the games Pocket Monster and not Pokémon, so you can't factor that in.
+MrCrimsonMonkey oh didn't know that about games. The anime version of it it's just Pokemon. Thanks for telling :)
For the ones who know World of Darkness RPG in the Vampire the Masquerade part there was a hardcore use of Pandemonium
The dunwick building from fallout 3 comes to mind. Game suddenly becomes an H. P. Lovecraft story complete with hallucinations and supernatural stuff
Yeah the batman morgue was probably the least "terrifying" thing ever. If anything Scarecrow being so tall and being beat so easily was comic.
How about that creepy killer chest in the Fable games?
Those demons in uncharted seem like they would make a good movie antagonist. :/
I call the freaky Uncharted Mutants “Naked Voldemort’s”
I had to play Gone Home for a college class and boy, that was the LAST time i played any kind of spoopy game.
You forgot the Broken Home quest from Runescape.
When I was 10, I always got freaked out by the flood missions in Halo 2. They really nailed the design for those little fuckers.
why the fuck were you even allowed to play Halo when you were 10?!
What about that winter house in fable 3....
The Max Payne segment of this video was more annoying than it was scary.
And faaar too drawn out.
anybody have a link for the thumbnail?
Um, when I played Pokemon X & Y, she said "You must be the one I've been waiting for." and my 3ds restarted... should I be worried?
I wouldn't consider Batman Arkham Asylum to be "un-frightening" in my opinion. A lot of the game is pretty nerve-racking.
Where's the Ben ending from Ben and Ed?