They crash in nearby Whitney County, and from there cross a bridge on foot to a truck depot, where they take a truck and drive towards Riverside.
Unfortunately, the pilot becomes infected and Zoey must shoot him. They make their way to Mercy Hospital, where the infection is suspected to have started, and are rescued by a news helicopter. Some other horror highlights in my history include P.T., Resident Evil 7, Little Nightmares, Friday the 13th, the hospital in The Last of Us Part 2, and Condemned: Criminal Origins (a game I played way too young).Bill, Louis, Francis, and Zoey find themselves stuck in the city of Fairfield, Pennsylvania in the middle of an epidemic known as the Green Flu. I don’t go to church, but I felt like I needed to after finishing it. Then there’s Outlast 2, which is perhaps the most disturbing and terrifying game I’ve ever played. I won’t spoil it here, but the House Beneviento segment in it is downright disturbing. There’s this year’s Resident Evil Village, as well. Large menace that stalks you constantly? Check.
Stuck in a terrifyingly hostile place? Check. The recent Resident Evil 2 Remake does the trick. There are others that really get under my skin, too. BioShock doesn’t scare me too much these days as I’ve played it probably near a dozen times, but if you haven’t yet played it, go in blind and enjoy.
Oh, and the Splicers are terrifying, too, of course. I blame Disney World for this one – something about an animatronic moving underwater just freaks me out. Then there’s the submechanophobia, which is the fear of mechanical objects underwater. My all-time favorite horror game is something some might not necessarily consider a game in that genre, but it spooks me nonetheless: BioShock.įor starters, I’m claustrophobic and Rapture is perhaps the most claustrophobic in-game city ever made (you know, the whole completely underwater thing is quite suffocating). Add a touch of claustrophobia to the formula and you’ve created my nightmare. You can die in most games, though, but the ones that really emphasize those deaths are the ones that leave me shaking in my boots. However, there’s plenty of games where you die. Fortunately, there aren’t any games based on Halloween out there for me to play (although the famed slasher is a playable killer in the excellent asymmetrical multiplayer horror, Dead by Daylight). For me, it’s death and suffocating spaces. If you’re saying right now, “I ain’t scared of anything,” well, come on, you know there’s that something that makes your spine shiver. If there’s one thing we all have in common, it’s that we’re scared of something.
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