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ALL OF MY YES. Please. Emotes in the shoutbox get really irritating.

Top 5 nostalgic games? Here I go: 1. Final Fantasy VII 2. Spyro: Year of the Dragon 3. Croc: Legend of the Gobbos 4. Tomb Raider III 5. Jak and Daxter and the Precursor Legacy (or something like that) The reason they're all PS/PS2 games is because my mum had a PS about a year before I was born, and I've always loved playing it. I can remember for my 5th birthday I got a PS2, and I went crazy. The first game I played was the first Jak and Daxter game (what happened to that franchise? I'll Google …

Sorry, I should've said I only watched about 10-15 minutes of content, and I wasn't paying that much attention. I think it's a good game, if I knew how to code I would mod it, and I'll probably play it when I get bored of ERIE

The only scare I saw that wasn't a random image was the floating head in the office that faded before you got the first teddy. Also, when you walk into his mom's room, he says in a really creepy voice (kinda similar to Bioshock's Little Sisters) "Where's mommy?". The game needs a lot of improvement and a lot more jumpscares/creepy stuff, in my opinion.

Nevertheless, I will (probably) play it. I think that the sound would be enough to scare the wits out of me. Also, the creator said "It's just a minigame about Tommy exploring his little house", so I didn't really expect that good a game from it. There is obviously a lot of room for improvement, as I'm sure y'all will agree.

I watched a video of it, and I personally found it quite scary. I would've found it a lot worse if the jumpscares were a little more than random images popping up on the screen. I might do a let's play of it when I get my new PC (in a couple of weeks), I really want to play it for myself! Although, I wouldn't suggest you play it Pewdie.

The game feels a bit like Slender from a different perspective. The gameplay's a bit weird and the jumpscares are pretty poor, but I think the sound effects and 'soundtrack' are awesome.