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try to play White Day on hard difficulty and low light screen and max sound :P
The first time I saw Outlast it was scary, but now it's not scary
It was more so the concept of Outlast I found scary while playing, the anxiety of having something chase you and trying to hide, also the atmosphere of the mental institution lol
DreadOut actually keeps me on edge(and I find it a little difficult to get into with some of the glitches that lurk)
Yah. There aren't real jumpscares in this game since you're always have a hint of what is coming (something that was lost when they got the main Fatal Frame idea). It is a sweet ride with the feeling of something crawling below your skin!
The fun (and thrill) in eastern Terror is the feeling that you know something is wrong, it is something supernatural (you can fight most of the natural things, but how to handle a supernatural situation) and you don't have a way to go back without confronting it.
Last, there is a huge difference between the concepts of horror and terror: from the academical point of view, the difference between Terror and Horror is the difference between awful apprehension and sickening realization: between the smell of death and stumbling against a corpse.
If you expand it to movies/games, terror is the kind of game/movie where the ambient makes you feel afraid, even if they can't hurt you (it is proven that you can die from it). Horror normally doesn't need the ambient because it tries to make you feeling bad using gore and such.
Some games and videos step up and mix both elements, but one of them is always predominant. Outlast is one of these examples where the ambient is already creepy enough, but there are much more gore involved to make you feel sick than the idea of being closed on a sanatorium (in fact, you can always leave the sanatorium and leave it there).
So, pick your poison. I'm a bit old now and I don't see fun in pure gore, so I really prefer games like Dreadout, FF and most Silent Hill than games like Outlast (which I loved each step, including the DLC and waiting for Outlast 2) or most Resident Evil (loved the RE7 demo, welcome to the family!).
How scary is this game? I think the creepiest part of this game is it brings a full-creepy atmosphere with a soul-killing backsound. Of course try playing this game with maximum sound and minimum brightness :P