Let's have a good old-fashioned horror thread
What are you guys…
Saturday night horror thread
Owen Lee
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Dylan Flores
Bought that big shitty $30 bundle since it had a few games I was interested in, including Subnautica. Deep sea shit is the only thing that really spooks me anymore in vidya.
Anthony Gonzalez
Nice to see that there also are other Anons who live for the spoopy stuff.
May or may not boot up Scratches later on. Tried to play it last week, but being drunk doesn't go well with slow-paced adventures like this. At least I've got all the fidgeting done to run the damn thing in the first place.
Actually wrote a little bit of OC creepypasta. Might dump it later on if anyone's interested.
Nothing right now.
Also, Suitwalkers are so 2016. Now Bodydolls, on the other hand.
Nathaniel Cooper
What about cave diving?
Kevin Sanchez
Penumbra is always the hardest sale when it comes to recommending games to friends
You basically have to tell them the first game is terrible but completely required to appreciate the second and that the third is a mostly plotless puzzle game
Noah Moore
Googling that turned up babydolls. Now I'm curious.
I guess I could expand that into underwater shit in general spooking the fuck out of me. I found the underwater sections in SOMA to be pant-shittingly intense compared to the rest of the game which was boring and super predictable.
What the fuck?
Caleb Hughes
Resident Evil 0 HD. It looks incredible, but I find the design choice to split it between two playable characters interesting to say the least. Its also odd that there doesnt seem to be storage boxes at least from the 20 minutes I've played. Also finished Corpse Party on 3DS a few weeks ago but I just didnt care much for it.
Havent read any creepypastas or horror mangas in a while
Last Stand. Not the best movie but fine as a low budget flick.
Sorta tempted to get RE7 or Dead Rising 4, something about them that interests me. Skinwalkers are creepier than suitwalkers
Elijah Richardson
Do it, user. New creepypastas are always welcome.
Are there videos of someone doing that irl?
There isn't, you have to leave your stuff laying in the ground, which is why I dropped the game.
Juan Rogers
Bodydolls isn't the real name. Gimme a moment so I can find the copypasta for this…
Not that I know off. The very closest thing to this I can think of are the typical diving segments in 3d platformers like Tomb Raider.
Camden Cook
Ah well, might as well drop the OC creepypasta now. Bear with me - it may be a bit TL/DR, and I'm not exactly a veteran on this
You know what would be really creepy?
Imagine being some recluse in a log cabin, all the way down in the forest. Perhaps you're a writer looking to get the creative juices flowing again. Or you've isolated yourself from society to finish that one book you've been working on. Anyhow, you're there in your hut in the middle of bumfuck-nowhere, cut off from civilization, electricity, and flowing water. The only thing to keep the darkness out at night are some candles, a few oil lamps, and a trusty oven in the main room.
You sit at your desk, writing on an old typewriter, because if you go retro, you might as well go in full. Then you hear something. A rustle. You raise your head, the window right in front of you giving you a good look at the darkness surrounding the hut, and the vague shades of trees residing therein. Yours is a small island of light within a much larger sea of pure black.
You strain your eyes as you try to make out the origin of the noise outside of your hut, but to no avail. With a shrug, you blame it on some kind of fox or deer that might have been passing by, and return your attention to the paper in your typewriter.
Tick-tick-tickity-tick. Your fingers fly across the keys. Tick-tick-tickity-tick. Tick-tick-ticky-tick-wsssh.
Wssh?
Your head shoots upwards, just in time to see one of the nearby bushes shudder ever so subtly. Your hands have come to a standstill, like two robotic arms in resting position. Again, you squint your eyes as you try to spot some kind of form or pattern in the undergrowth, but to no avail. If there's any kind of monster in these woods, it is exceedingly shy.
But just the same. If there's nothing out there, then there's nothing to be afraid of. If there is something out there, then you're inside of the hut and it is not, which greatly limits any danger you could face. The door is locked, and all windows barring the one above the desk are covered by heavy shutters. It can't get in.