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And Five Nights At Freddy's does it the best.
Submachine has a grim atmosphere and dark music, and the creep-factor rises well above anything else in the series.
Back on topic,
I can't seem to find a pure, original, indie horror that seems to just click with me. The closest I've gotten was Five Nights at Freddy's and Penumbra.
Ok, before I say this know I am a HUGE Clive Barker fan. Three years ago for halloween I was Pinhead.
Undying was more atmospheric horror. Not jumpscares and the like. The game was more creepy than scary. Great game btw. I think it's on GoG.
Quick! Somebody get the straitjacket!
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