Hey Bros my Name is TheRocker and Today i Found you a list of really creepy unknown Horror Games that i hope that you will Hopefully Enjoy them So Lets Start with the Games :
1: Fester's Quest
Uncle Fester alone is one of the creepiest things to hit video games since Michael Jackson, but throw in god-awful gameplay mechanics and endlessly respawning enemies, and you've got one of the most intensely frightening experients on the NES. And because it's so damn hard, I've never gotten very far.
2:Nightmare Creatures
Though incredibly outdated now, Nightmare Creatures actually had a legitimately gothic art design that added a sense of creeptasticness to it. There's a devil worshipping cult taking over the world, and its obviously up to you to stop them. Except, they've got an army of...nightmare creatures (mwa ha ha) in your way. The game wasn't survival horror, but the intensity was delivered through the adrenaline bar that required you to keep fighting or your health would diminish.
3: Clock Tower (North American Version)
Where most survival-horror games give you the means to blow away what's making you piss your pants, Clock Tower only let you turn into the Neve Campbell character of the story and run like a little girl to hide. Most scenarios played out like this: you'll be solving a puzzle when the creepy, midi music would kick in and ol' Scissorman would slowly limp his way onto the scene, snipping his giant bloody scissors. This lead to you crapping your pants and feverishly pointing and clicking you way in the opposite direction. You would find something to hid behind and sit and wait until Scissorman reached your location and pray to god he didn't find you. If he did; you lost your head. If he didn't; you survived to live the same experience over and over again. Clock Tower was one of the first Playstation titles I ever played and hooked me on the horror gaming genre
4-Dino Crisis
What's scarier than zombies with shitty controls? Dinosaurs with shitty controls! 'Nuff said.
5: Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex(wtf is that game O_O)
As though an old (old) German woman speaking about vaginas and orgasms wasn't horrifying enough, Victory Games Inc. thought it would be prudent to release Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex back in the mid 1980's, during the peak of Dr. Ruth's popularity. Essentially it was a sexuality quiz, but as a child, what the hell did I know? Before I got an NES, my main gaming platform was the awesome Commadore 64, which for some reason, my family owned Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex for. There were many times that I attempted to pop the disk into the drive and magically catch a glimpse of pixelated boobies, but every time I was foiled by one of my many sisters or a parent coming downstairs. I have a feeling that if I were to have successfully gotten into the game, I would have been scared into asexuality by the terrifying mug of the titular Dr. Ruth.
The Games Are Going to be in two Parts because there was not enough space XD.
*BROFIST*
1: Fester's Quest
Uncle Fester alone is one of the creepiest things to hit video games since Michael Jackson, but throw in god-awful gameplay mechanics and endlessly respawning enemies, and you've got one of the most intensely frightening experients on the NES. And because it's so damn hard, I've never gotten very far.
2:Nightmare Creatures
Though incredibly outdated now, Nightmare Creatures actually had a legitimately gothic art design that added a sense of creeptasticness to it. There's a devil worshipping cult taking over the world, and its obviously up to you to stop them. Except, they've got an army of...nightmare creatures (mwa ha ha) in your way. The game wasn't survival horror, but the intensity was delivered through the adrenaline bar that required you to keep fighting or your health would diminish.
3: Clock Tower (North American Version)
Where most survival-horror games give you the means to blow away what's making you piss your pants, Clock Tower only let you turn into the Neve Campbell character of the story and run like a little girl to hide. Most scenarios played out like this: you'll be solving a puzzle when the creepy, midi music would kick in and ol' Scissorman would slowly limp his way onto the scene, snipping his giant bloody scissors. This lead to you crapping your pants and feverishly pointing and clicking you way in the opposite direction. You would find something to hid behind and sit and wait until Scissorman reached your location and pray to god he didn't find you. If he did; you lost your head. If he didn't; you survived to live the same experience over and over again. Clock Tower was one of the first Playstation titles I ever played and hooked me on the horror gaming genre
4-Dino Crisis
What's scarier than zombies with shitty controls? Dinosaurs with shitty controls! 'Nuff said.
5: Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex(wtf is that game O_O)
As though an old (old) German woman speaking about vaginas and orgasms wasn't horrifying enough, Victory Games Inc. thought it would be prudent to release Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex back in the mid 1980's, during the peak of Dr. Ruth's popularity. Essentially it was a sexuality quiz, but as a child, what the hell did I know? Before I got an NES, my main gaming platform was the awesome Commadore 64, which for some reason, my family owned Dr. Ruth's Game of Sex for. There were many times that I attempted to pop the disk into the drive and magically catch a glimpse of pixelated boobies, but every time I was foiled by one of my many sisters or a parent coming downstairs. I have a feeling that if I were to have successfully gotten into the game, I would have been scared into asexuality by the terrifying mug of the titular Dr. Ruth.
The Games Are Going to be in two Parts because there was not enough space XD.
*BROFIST*