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Sorry, we are not really connecting on opinions here. A lack of eviscerated hobos (Sorry Bob!) does not a bad game make. I mean, a certain amount can certainly add to the atmosphere of a game. But real horror comes from messing with your mind, not slashing the walls with gore.
I will agree, modern horror games have taken kind of a bad turn, with the FNAF trash dominating the market, and the new I.P.s either being half-assed and broken (The Evil Within) or dying on the vine (R.I.P. Silent Hills and Allison Road.) But we ARE still getting some good games too. Alien: Isolation, Outlast, Layers of Fear, Among the Sleep, and a little stretch back for the Dead Space games and Alan Wake.
Horror is thriving, just usually without a lot of chunks of dead people everywhere. Well... Except for Dead Space. That has chunks everywhere.
Oh, and as for the Resident Evil series. Yes. 4 was a Departure from the games roots. The game moved from static camera angles and nearly unplayable controls to a fully functional and playable game. True, the plot changed gears pretty heavily, but the former plots were so boringly paint-by-numbers it was nice to see them try something different. And I am super pumped for this new shift in Resident Evil. Into an actual survival HORROR game. Might be nice to play one finally, for the supposed genre it created. It didn't, btw. That was Alone in the Dark.
When I think of true horror I think of games and movies that use psycological tricks to build tension, such examples can be The Shining, The Babadook, Silence of the lambs, Silent hill 2, Slender the eight pages, Bloodborne and five nights at freddies.
its not that i don't find psycological horor scary its just that its so overdone
i like it when im looking at insanity from the perspective of a sane person
when you look at insanity from the perspective of a insane person all i think about is how much heroin the charecter is injecting
There was one part in that game that got me good. You fell down into a catacomb and the setting was just right.
Green mist and you could only see so far. Then there was a screeching sound in the distance and you had no clue what it was.
It wasn't just messing with your head, there was something bad there...
yeah but some horror is scaryer than other forms of horror. like soma, soma wasnt verry scary but it was still concidered a "horror game"
Second of all Colonel Sanders is much more scary from what he did with them chickens.
Third of I don't know whats more scary, Alien Isolation or your spelling/grammar...