"It's amazing how long the human body acts without a frontal lobe." |
There has been a spike in Scary games lately, one of which is Five Nights At Freddy's. The premise is simple: you're a security guard at a Chuck-e-cheese clone. You're to guard the Anamatronic Musical stars that tend to wander about at night. And the manager warns that if they see a human, they think they're a mechanical skeleton that needs a body and will grab you and force you into a suit, killing you in the process.
Creepy, yeah?
I haven't purchased it, but it has been really fun to watch youtube videos of people freaking the fuck out when one of them will suddenly be staring at the camera (extremely creepily) or a children's song is playing as a pair of eyes glow as they approach you with your impending demise.
I made the mistake of watching a few of them before I went to bed one morning. I didn't sleep well, needless to say. I woke in a cold sweat, made colder from the ridiculously cold weather of Michigan, and I just didn't even bother sleeping again after that.
The thing is, it's the kind of game you want to play after midnight, with the lights off, nothing but the dim glow of the computer monitor to light your way, giving an opportune time for your partner to put on a mask and scare the life out of you.
I've done that before with Doom. Sure, that doesn't seem like a terrifying game, but it really seeps into your skin. Especially the bloody imp static growl. I can never sleep when I hear that before bed.
When I get my PS4 though I want to get Alien Isolation and do that, and spike up my stress when I'm being chased by an Alien. That just sounds Amazingly fun and terrifying.
I should load up the Aliens film again...
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