No other game come as close as Dark Souls to give you a gleeful sense of accomplishment when you overcome a tough challenge. This game is a tough challenge that is EXTREMELY tensed to play, especially on the first playthrough. You will be afraid of turning a new corner, of venturing in a new hallway, you will dread every new encounter and feel a potent rush of blood in every new fight. By fear I mean that this game will bully you into submission. You need a controller to play this game (the game was not designed at all for keyboard controls). This game is not a horror game at all, it's a very difficult third person combat-focused dark-themed RPG. If you want to live a very different kind of fear, I would recommend Dark Souls. It has only one jump scare in the entire game, so it's nothing like Amnesia and you can ALWAYS defend yourself with guns. It's much, much more fast paced than Amnesia and more disturbing than it is horrifying. It has tons of audio logs to let yourselve be immersed in the lore and atmosphere of the dreadful city of Rapture after its downfall.
Best played with a focus on stealth on the hardest difficulty for a tensed experience.īioshock 1 is post-industrial dystopian action-horror FPS.
In this game you are very powerful and can always defend yourself, but you also die very, very easily when spotted on higher difficulties. People who love to have the sprint key pushed down through the whole game didn't like it as much. People who take their time through games and let themselves be soaked in the environment, lore and atmosphere of a game mostly loved Dishonored. Here are some suggestions of great game that you might already have played anyway :ĭishonored is not a horror game, but it's a very dark stealth/assassination fps game in an early industrial fictional victorian era, much like A Machine for Pigs. I like games in the same vain that have deep lore and a very dark atmosphere in a troubled and violet world. I took my sweet time exploring most hallways in all three games and reading every note and hearing every textlog. I LOVED both Amnesia and Outlast and finished them all. Especially the part where you are defenseless but still constantly in danger is very rare in games and few games do it successfully like Outlast and Amnesia : The Dark Descent. I have no truly similar games to recommend, but I do have good games that share SOME similarities with them, but not that much. These three games exemplify three very different types of horror. Very few games are as eerily horrifying as Amnesia : The Dark Descent, or as poethically dreadful as A Machine for Pigs or heart-pounding intense as Outlast.
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