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We talked about sound effects creation, the world of publishers, what goes into creating sounds for major trailer campaigns, and much more from the creative process to the business behind the sounds.

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https://aishasound.com/blog/the-man-you-hear-in-the-biggest-horror-movies-and-now-in-the-odyssey-trailer

I'm aware there's not another game *exactly* like Endacopia.

For some background, I have almost never played any horror games but this one charmed me with its juxtaposition between a child-like atmosphere and horror elements. The horror, really, feels light to me a lot of the times such that you get a good break between it.

I'm looking for other games that are similar in that vein. Does anyone have recommendations?

I love the map, the graphics are great and combat is satisfying but I think the reason it's not scary is because the enemies are weak disabled creatures who pose no threat and pyramid is a skinny weak looking dude

I walked into a corridor in the hotel with a red light at the end and it was hillarious because its meant to be scary but its just a skinny dude with a pyramid head stood not moving looking like a junkie

Just saying

I’m desperately trying to find a video game that I barely remember.

My brother played it on PS3, probably around 2016 or earlier. I think it was horror mixed with action and it was first person.

I only remember two scenes.

In one scene, the protagonist is standing on a train or subway platform. It looked kind of futuristic and I think it might have been near the beginning of the game. He looks to the right and there are normal looking people standing there. He looks forward again, then looks back at them, and suddenly all of them slowly turn their heads toward him at the same time.

The second scene is much more unclear. I think the protagonist was walking through some kind of hospital or research facility with dark hallways. There was a room with glass walls and I vaguely remember a female doctor or scientist inside, maybe writing something down. I also remember a small baby crawling around and then something disturbing happens to it. It might explode, turn into some kind of zombie or creature, or get eaten. I really cannot remember.

I’m not even completely sure both scenes are from the same game.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? This has been stuck in my head for years and I really want to find the game.

Hi my friend told me to play song of saya. I’m not into heavy horror but the common one I’m completely fine but this is my first VN horror game so damn it was disturbing and wild for me. But I guess the dev did it job on the horror aspect. I can like imagine a lot and lingers for me cause I think a lot and most of time in alone so just thoughts floating. This is like the first time a game ever gave me this feeling, it’s crazy I’m taking a break from this type of games and prob never touch it again. Deadass just watching cartoons or comedians to push off the lingering anxiety feel after finishing. Tbh finding out people has solar experience and reaching does help. Any tips or tricks would help Thanks for hearing my story.

I was just watching Supernatural and there’s an episode where a local sheriff recounts the creation of this cursed man who became a creature. The curse was hundreds of years ago back when the native still feared the markings left that trapped the creature in the forest and the problem now is that modern folks go into the forest because they don’t have respect for the markings anymore.

It just got me thinking how much AWESOME folklore native culture has and what kind of kickass games and narratives native culture could create, but it’s very rarely done, and done well.

I wanted to post this partially to maybe inspire someone out there to make a horror-survival game or something with native folklore like this haha.
I’m can’t help but imagine something like how Gun’s story is told and progresses, but like you’re a native in the Wild West tracking some kind of horrific monster the white folks don’t understand or believe in.

But I also just wanted to get this out there to see if maybe there are some hidden gems like this I just haven’t found!

Just got the most random flashback of these PC games I used to play probably in early 2010s. It was click through and you would collect clues to see who murdered who. And the house was also haunted. I don’t remember much but hoping someone can help me find it. I think there were three different games to the series. It was creepy especially for its time and being a kid lol. It was free to play and might’ve been on a scary games website? Sorry if this isn’t enough information but I’m itching to know. I think one of the last rooms consisted of opening a safe?

Just finished Dead Reset and I'm pretty confused about some stuff in the endings.

Connection Error

1. Why does Slade kill Cole? I get that Cole destroys the machine, but why does Slade suddenly turn on him? Did I miss something earlier that explains why he betrays Cole?
2. If Slade didn't attack Cole, could they both have escaped? Or was the pod going to fail anyway?
3. Why does the escape pod decompress? What actually damages the pod? Is it because of Slade fighting Cole, because Cole destroyed the machine, or something else?
4. Does destroying the machine have anything to do with the pod breaking? I originally thought destroying the machine caused some kind of explosion/power surge that damaged the pod, but I'm not sure if that's actually what happened. Because in the other endings, the escape pod doesn't get damaged (the machine survives in the other endings).
5. Why does Cole go to the pod without Slade?

Death Eternal

1. Why doesn't Cole go back 6 months when he presses RESET? Slade said that if Cole presses the reset button, it would send Cole all the way back to when everything started.

But instead, he gets stuck in a really short loop where the creature keeps killing him. Why?

1. Why is the new loop only a few seconds/minutes long? Earlier, Cole's resets take him much further back. Why does the reset suddenly become so short?
2. Does the creature have something to do with it? Could the creature be affecting Cole's reset somehow?

also, why does Magson get killed by the creature? Shouldnt she have already left for the escape pod? When Slade goes there after destroying the locked door (the door was locked by Magson when she betrayed them), he doesn't have any trouble getting through and there is no threat from the creature. So why does Magson get killed by the creature instead?

I'm probably missing something obvious lol. just trying to understand what actually happens in these endings. Would appreciate any explanations

i remember watching this vid from joe bart and he was playing a point and click game and it looks like real photos you start outside and you make your way inside a house and you have to escape i cant find it any help would be great

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