VIDEO: THIS Is the Scariest Game Ever! Not Many People Can Play It!

Over the years, a lot of amazing games have appeared, but some are just a notch about others every time. Now we have impeccable graphics that make everything seem so realistic that it’s like you enter the game and become a character inside of them.

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While there are many genres, one that seems to have a lot of appeal to people is the kind that scares you half to death and that most people are actually afraid to play alone in the dark. There are several games that will do that for you, but gamers agree that it’s just a few of them that really deserve to make the cut.

According to t3.com, the scariest games frighten us through a combination of atmosphere, narrative and plain shock factor.

Fear is an odd thing. We’re hard-wired to avoid it at all costs, but there is very little in life that gives us the same rush of adrenaline as absolute terror. Games that utilize fear for this very reason are a very careful balancing act – and the horror factor only works if you care about the narrative.

The games before you are not just about simple shocks. They range wildly from mind-messing psychological thrillers to post-apocalyptic horror, but they all have one thing in common – they’ll scare the living cheesy corn-based snacks off you.

Want to get a The Ring-style, long haired, creepy supernatural girl vibe going this Halloween? Well, then look no further than the F.E.A.R series, which smashes together J-horror and FPS in a surprisingly scary way.

The best survival horror games are often the simplest, something that is definitely true with Outlast. You play as a journalist, who heads out to, as you do, investigate a remote psychiatric hospital situated deep in the mountains of Colorado.

While it’s development was long and arduous, Resident Evil 4 stands as one of the finest survival horror games ever and one of the games that really made third person shooters mainstream.

Originally a GameCube exclusive, the skin-crawling European set adventure boasted fantastic characters, a gripping story and strong gameplay.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent – The year is 1839 and you play as Daniel, an amnesiac who wakes in Brennenburg Castle with a letter, from himself, stating he deliberately wiped his own memory and instructing himself to murder Alexander, the Baron of the castle. Daniel only remembers three things: his name, where he lives and that something is hunting him.

Slender is a free first person survival horror game based around the urban legend of the Slenderman, a tall, faceless, suit wearing individual who makes a habit of abducting children.

In the middle of a dark wood, you have to collect 8 cryptic notes explaining the true terror of the Slenderman, before succumbing to his horror. It is a chilling game with incredible atmosphere that greatly succeeds in furthering the terror spread by the urban legend.

Manhunt 2 – Rockstar London’s psychological horror game follows Daniel Lamb and his escape from Dixmor Asylum for the Criminally Insane. Daniel is an amnesiac and his journey brings him face to face with insane inmates and mysterious, deadly organizations.