Your conception of "fear" in a video game

the fear is when something run after me

So... I'm not sure if this really makes much sense but I consider a game has "fear" or whatever... uh.. In my terms- A game is scary as shit when the screen goes black in the middle of it and all you hear is screaming and monsters. By this point I have thrown the controller down and ran out of my room. Yes. Call me a girl. But that happened when I played Obscure. *hangs head in shame*

NiteKrawler wrote:

@Ravior: Good! I'm glad you made it through the beginning of 5 Days without quitting. It gets sooooo much better as you go through the series.

Is it really supposed to be the Slenderman though? He's wearing different clothes.

ZombiePrincess wrote:

A game is scary as shit when the screen goes black in the middle of it and all you hear is screaming and monsters.

That happens in Bioshock.

RaviorStygian wrote:

Playing Trilby's Notes now. However the graphics are all messed up and I can only play it with the sucky color resolution. Have to play it in a window!

That's the third game in the series, you know

Mass Distraction wrote:

RaviorStygian wrote:

Playing Trilby's Notes now. However the graphics are all messed up and I can only play it with the sucky color resolution. Have to play it in a window!

That's the third game in the series, you know

I read that Trilby's notes is a direct continuation of 5 Days a Stranger, and connects the first and second game. I figured I would have more fun just playing the direct sequel.

Besides, it's kind of goofy that the second one takes place four hundred years later.

Just play them in order like you have been. And the Tall Man in the game wears a suit just like the Slenderman. It is him.

NiteKrawler wrote:

Just play them in order like you have been. And the Tall Man in the game wears a suit just like the Slenderman. It is him.

Hmm, well in Trilby's notes it looks like he's wearing vampire clothes.

Is it better to play the actual second game? I thought it would be better to play the actual direct sequel.

I don't think it matters. I would do it the way you are doing it. And his clothes are a tiny bit different. Plus he uses a weapon. So a few very small things about him have been tweaked.

He also has the weird white face.

Slenderman has a white face too. He's at least very pale.

NiteKrawler wrote:

Slenderman has a white face too. He's at least very pale.

He's faceless and hairless as well.

He's without a doubt the scariest fictional character known to man. The reason why is because there's no escape from him, and he breaks you down in a psychological way as well as physical. At least with IT the clown you could kill him, or just leave Derry.

I never thought IT was scary. But Slenderman? Arg! I want to sleeeeeeep tonight!!!!

I really hope the tall man isn't stalking me