Playing horror games

| Lights on -> cant see shit on the screen and more vulnerable to jumpscares

| Lights off -> the atmosphere of the room is generally spookier and i get scared of misc. noises

Oh well

@irene theres a man with a gun and hes gon shoot me if i stop

@irene he is talking about me. I will shoot him if he sthaps

@AleCx04 coulda chose a different game, until dawn is pretty mild

@ganjaman
I'd say Resident Evil 7.
It can be pretty creepy, without relying too much on jump-scares.

@metamourge loved re7 but man it still felt more like an action game than a horror survival. I dunno how they did it, but re2 remake hit the nail right in the head

@metamourge nah, ill finish until dawn, the last of us and then jump into the uncharted games

Allow me to suggest Dead Space if you haven't played it already
I think it's a masterpiece

@irene one cannot just stop playing horror videogames 👌🏻

I’d suggest to take a blanket with you. It’s the legendary monster’s repelent

uhmm dimmer switch ?

@RememberMe dead space really is a masterpiece!

@irene negative. One would lose on some really great titles then.
Things like the RE, Fear, Dead Space, Alien are masterpieces!

Even some games such as Half Life 2 mix in some great elements of horror.

Its fucking beautiful man

@irene i do not find any of these titles scary. To me the gameplay, the character design, the storyline amongst other things is what quantifies them as masterpieces. And "horror" games take a very different approach to these elements. As a developer I can't help but appreciate the approach to writing such software.

I think last time a movie scared me was when I was 7 years old and I saw I.T