what other games is like at dead of night?

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this game is amazing what i want in a horror game it is really good scary game. Also doesnt have to be fmv but it can be anything as long as its simialr to at dead of night

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im guessing no answer cause i guess that game is really unique

[DamnFineCoffee]

If you like the hiding from a stalker element, check out the Clocktower series or Haunting Ground, although those games are really rare now. There's also NightCry on steam.

Edit: Forgot that White Day is another game with a stalker and ghosts.

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Originally posted by DamnFineCoffee:

If you like the hiding from a stalker element, check out the Clocktower series or Haunting Ground, although those games are really rare now. There's also NightCry on steam.

Edit: Forgot that White Day is another game with a stalker and ghosts.

thank you

[Wolfe]

Check out the game "Dead Secret"

It's more of a mystery game, but it's also point-and-click movement and there are some Stalker sequences

[MKrone]

There's an old Sierra Game with 1 woman as main char.
It's a bit like that Game too.

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Originally posted by MKrone:

There's an old Sierra Game with 1 woman as main char.
It's a bit like that Game too.

do you know whats it called

[sicod]

I think the reference is to Phantasmagoria, although it does not have many pop up and get you scares, mostly it is an point and click adventure game.

[Boog]

Decay:The Mare

[The bachelor]

Originally posted by TonyLikesGaming234:

im guessing no answer cause i guess that game is really unique

its not so much as unique as these kinds of games arent really made anymore

back in the olden days when games were weird and graphics werent the best we got fmv games which was games with actors and usually the background was a still shot or if lucky some small animations, notable mentions is phantasmagoria and harvestor or hell even the infamous "night trap"

but when game design got better and graphics got much better it was then easier to just create in game characters instead of filming actors as i would assume hiring actors to appear in ur game was more costly then just hiring VA's

nowndays FMV games still exist but i havent really seen a game of this complexity in a really long time. usually FMV games are small little art projects maybe an 30 min game from some indie dev.

[skomand]

I like to call these games "cat and mouse" survival horror, where you have a defenseless character, a stalker (or stalkers), and your only main options are to avoid or hide from the enemies. Games like resident evil or even silent hill, with major combat components, don't apply.

The Clock Tower series is great, tho hard to find. Night Cry is a spiritual successor with some of the samv devs. It's on Steam but it's pretty bad.

The Penumbra and Amnesia series are a good fit.

Maid of Sker actually takes place in a hotel. I enjoyed it.

I enjoyed the first Remothered. I've heard mixed things about the sequel.

If you like FMV layered over graphics, there's an old horror game called Temujin

[Qzzzy]

there's a game that's actually pretty similar to this it's called 21 rooms

[josephmiller943]

There is one that I know of, but it's not in the style of pursuit. It's mainly a mystery game involving ghosts, so you're not chased around. It's called 7th guest and 11th hour and 13th doll, but that's an old game. But if you like a little pursuit in your puzzle solving skills, I strongly recommend Visage.