The only one I was surprised not to see on here was the SA-X from Metroid Fusion. You are able to hide away from its eery stepping sound effects for a good chunk of the game building that tension and then you get to the one sequence you can't evade it and honestly I feel that whole sequence is the one thing that sets Fusion apart from every other Metroid game in the series. A defining moment for sure!
My pick for the best chase sequence is an oldie but a goodie. King Zing from DKC2. You're forced to play as Rambi, which means gross, fast movements in a tight obstacle course. There's not much to collect other than bananas in the area, but navigating that honeycomb maze while that giant invincible bee chases you...and let's not forget the sudden, loud synth music picking up just as the giant frackin' hornet appears on the screen. I nearly crapped myself when I first saw that on the screen. Ay caramba...
A fair point...that game was...mmm...rough, to put it mildly: I thought it was aight, though...not great, just...aight. Though I am reminded, for some reason, of Egoraptor's Sequelitis video on Ocarina of Time vs. Link to the Past, where he says how, technically, LttP is a 3D game, but with a selective Z-axis. I dunno why that popped in to my head. Though now I'm curious...would you count Sonic Labyrinth as a 3D game? It's been a while since I've played that, but I don't remember 3D playing as big a part in it as 3D Blast. Side note, there was an upgraded Saturn port of 3D Blast and its music is just...wow... I don't got much else to say, just...wow. :O
I know that it's not as suspenseful as some on these entries on the list, but Breath of the Wild's Guardians the first time you encounter them and they did it again in Tears of the Kingdom with Gloom Hands. You have no way to beat them, the music is going, and if you don't get away the first time, they k.o. you because you are early game.
I knew there was gonna be a moment from one of the Ori games in here: it's one of the defining features in them. What makes them so much more impactful is when you're trying to do an "Immortal" run of them, where you try to beat the whole game without dying once; when you're trying your damnedest not to die, those chase scenes are suddenly 1,000x more harrowing, because one mistake can be ABSOLUTELY FATAL! Do you have *ANY* idea how heart-wrenching it is to make it to the final chase with Kuro in Blind Forest, only for you to come up just short right before the finish line? It's the kinda soul-crushing defeat that just...never truly leaves you...like the emotional scars from the story. It wasn't my fault...IT WASN'T MY FAULT! T.T
I don't know if this counts because you are the chaser instead of the chasee. But the Goht boss fight in Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask is a great battle. It's so much fun chasing after Goht as Goron Link, ramming into his legs, launcher yourself off ramps like a projectile buzz saw on to his back. Then you gradually see him becoming more damaged, as he starts to become more frantic, launching more attacks at you. With the fight finishing as he loses control, slamming into a wall, burying himself in debris.
Getting chased inside Salazars castle underground by one of his minions was definitely one of the best moments in the game as well as in the remake of Resident Evil 4.
The end of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, where you have to escape from Darth Vader. It’s one thing to watch him strangle Imperial officers and massacre rebel troops in the movies, it’s another thing to actually confront him, find out he’s waaaaaaaaaay out of your league, and run away just barely out of his reach.
While the Sandworm is probably the best escape sequence in WotW on a mechanical level, my favourite one will always be the first Wellspring one. The music is soooo good. Not to mention the callbacks to the Ginso Tree, which was the OG Ori escape sequence (and probably still my favourite overall in the series). Shout-out to the mid-boss fight sequences in Mora's and Shriek's fights, too. Those were *epice*
"Don't Make A Sound" in Pizza Tower. It is a complete upheavel of the game, suddenly being this horror facsimilie of Five Nights at Freddy's. But you're still playing the tight, speedy platforming of Peppino. Littered throughout the level are robots with flashlights. If they spot you, you have 5 seconds to kill them before they raise the alarm (unless you taunt. Taunting them is offensive enough to trigger the alarm immediately) and the local Toppin Monster wakes up, and starts hunting you down. Most of these guys are optional, but sometimes, they put a door that's only open when the alarm is raised, forcing you to deal with them hunting you across this part of the level (and every secret has one of these at the start, for extra pressure). After a while, it won't seem so bad, but then you get to the end, you see an alarm door, and then look behind you, and every single Toppin Monster is resting there, waiting for that alarm to be raised. And then you get to the escape sequence, and pick up a shotgun, which will one-shot the otherwise immortal Toppin monsters, for some sweet revenge.
The Dahaka chase in particular is a favorite because if you rewind time during the chase his 'nonsense dialogue and shouting' becomes legible. It's nothing special, but it's a neat touch.
Called me basic if you will, but I still kinda like the mini chase sequence at the beginning of FF9. Sure, it's not long or hard. But with the accompaniment of the song "Run!" it just tickles my little fancy. ^3^
The chase sequence which terrified me the most was Doc Ock with the Carnage symbiote for PS1. My pick for most thrilling chase is the Shagohad sequence in MGS3.
For #4, Little Nightmares, I’m going to use an OLD quote from rabbidluigi himself. “This made me s**t an untold amount of bricks.” Holy Hell, what were the developers hallucinating on to come up with that?
There is this chase scene in Detroit become human. Where Conner is chasing Kara. And I experienced this game with two friends who we would pass the controller between. And the rapid back and forth and scene tension was so much fun. Very personal I know but still a fond memory.
Techock from Castle Crashers is a chase sequence that always stood out to me with it's comedic buildup and charm. Gives new meaning to scared shitless in the animal's case lmao
I give the last section of Rambi Rumble in DKC2 a shoutout just for how much of a jumpscare it is thanks to the drastic change in music and the sudden appearance of GIANT BEE CHASING YOU. I genuinely dreaded that part for a number of years because of how much it scared me, and my phobia of bees and wasps did not help in the slightest. Muncher Marathon in DKC Returns is similarly great and terrifying.
One chase sequence I adore is in A Plague Tale Requiem, in chapter 4 (I think) you'll have to get back to your brother while tons of rats are after you, there is one part where you even have to run on top of buildings, it's fantastic.
(Used to be) a big Warcraft Fan, played the pre-mmo games, read several of the books. Probably in the 10% if not lower of World of Warcraft players that read the quest-dialogue given to the player for why the NPC's wanted certain objectives done, and also read most of the ingame books as well. Not an MMO guy, and If I hadn't loved Warcraft's story at the time of WoW's release I would never have played it for long. So you can imagine how geeked out I'd be at the last released dungeon for Wrath of the Lich King where after defeating Falric and Marwyn, you team back up with either Jaina or Sylvanis and run the fuck away from Arthas himself as he toys with you by creating giant icy-blocks ahead of the player and sends minions to keep the stress on you, knowing (Or rather believing) that you have nowhere to escape to at the end of the hallway anyway.
The hat trick of Pit of Saron, Forge of Souls, and Halls of Reflection, are a big part of what made WotLK the GOAT of WoW dungeons. Everything built up Arthas as the BBEG of the expansion, including how the penultimate dungeon had you running away from him while he strode towards you, inevitable doom in tow.
The chase scenes I remember most from my childhood were the SA-X encounters in Metroid Fusion. Especially because in my early playthroughs, I was never sure when it could show up, AND my lack of expertise caused me to make some wait-for-it-to-leave sequences INTO chase scenes (that I often didn't escape from). Metroid Dread leaned hard into that as well, with many more threats, but at least those were confined within specific areas.
Loutermilch in school segments (especially the pool) - Outlast 2 Intro Sadist - The Evil Within Final segment with the Leviathan - SOMA Monster Ock - Spiderman
I'm still a sucker for a good Crash Bandicoot chase, and I feel like there needs to be a mention for being chased by Doctor Octopus with the Carnage symbiote in the PS1 Spider-Man game.
Probably more obscure and maybe not a chase scene by definition, but the most anxiety I ever had was on Gameboy's Castlevania Adventure Stage 3: First you got spikes coming from the ceiling and you need to outrun them and destroy some mechanisms to keep the from crushing you, then comes a long vertical climbing section with spikes coming from below and some very tight jumps on a slightly annoying jump mechanic (you jump very high but never as far as you'd expect, so even jumps that look rather easy are very precise) and some mandatory drops from very high, taking you even close to the spikes chasing you. Finally, there's another section where you have to fight your way to the left with spikes pushing in from the right, packed with enemies and of course some sections where you have to walk right towards the spikes, meaning you can never slow down if you want to outrun those spikes. By the time you reach the stage boss, you're so high on adrenaline, you will always get beaten even though the boss is not very hard, but that means you have to play the whole stage again to get another shot. I believe I was never able to beat that stage as a child. The music in that stage was awesome though.
The Hounds chase scene in Fire Emblem Engage stands out in my mind. I may have my gripes with the game’s story, but being hunted down by the antagonist’s lieutenants while the MC is at their lowest point is a pretty neat idea.
I'd say that Dying Light has some pretty good chase scenes especially if you get caught out at night and have to gtfo from volatile when you are just starting out and aren't quite so ready to take one down yet. Parkouring your way through the city trying to find a safe zone to bunker down for the night.
My favorite chase scene in current moment comes from Laika: Aged Through Blood. Without going too deep into poilers; you drive a motorcycle in this 2D metroidvania and one of the bosses is a giant mutated molerat chasing you down. The art style of the game is stunning and every time you defeat the mole rat it comes back looking worse and worse.
Do I want to be chased? Not really but in some games in cases gamers like myself don't have a choice. Course the more intense the threat of the chase the better. My favorites are Truck in City Escape, king boo from Luigi's mansion 2 (i mean half the fight has chase sections that are actually fun during it) and the Dhahaka from POP Warrior Within (cant go wrong with being chased while listening to I Stand Alone by Godsmack).
Gonna go for a bit of an unconventional one and say the Dante/Raido chase in Shin Megami Tensei III. Bit odd for an RPG to have a chase, but it works. Being chased down by Dante, his battle music getting louder as he gets closer and shooting you to stall you and deal damage outside of combat which never happens, and if he catches you he kills one of your party members and sends you back to the start of the puzzle.
crash bandicoot , boulders , Bears , Tricarratops , a hears of rynos , a Dragon , THE LITERAL SUN, Tribes man , a hungry walrus ,mask spirt and N gin's sabortarged monster truck take your pick
Surprised no one mentioned Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth when you're getting chased through the inn. Definitely not a perfect game lol but very tense and enjoyable scene 👍
got an idea for a list for you. unexpected boss fights. a boss fight that appears without the usually warnings of a close by safe room and a large amount of ammo being found etc..
Might not count and be receny bias for me but... My favorite is easily the Darth Vader sequence at the end of Jedi Fallen Order. It's short, sweet, tense and it makes you not just watch, but experience the reason Darth Vader is to be feared. You can't fight this. No, you can't even damage him. Your job is plain and simple. Haul ass. Haul ass as using just the Force Vader pulls the entire fortress apart around you.
Uncharted 4 is definitely one of the best chase sequences, going from on foot to in a car to hanging from a crane over way to dragged behind in a car to on a motorcycle it's just straight fun.
Ori's music really is tremendous, makes everything that happens in it feel twice as moving. I still hum the theme from the first game qhere you escape the rising waters in the tree... shame about the studio head being a douche though. Also I had not played Generations, so Gun truck having sawblades and wall riding is... incroyable.
"Even thought it looks like it was scripted..." It was. That's the Uncharted games. Giving you the illusion that you're actually playing something with some degree of freedom and control, but you're just running through tight rails and scripts for fifteen hours. They're barely games.
The case sequence in dying light 1 is great but my PC was running it at around 20fps so i kinda had to pretend i was having more fun than i actually was It's not the games fault and i don't blame it my PC just sucks lol
I think more gamers are "chaste" than would like to admit it. It's odd that the list starts with a platformer and ends with a Naughty Dog game, but Crash Bandicoot didn't make the cut.
Rabbid Luigi remains my GOAT for list countdowns
The E.M.M.I.s from Metroid Dread
The only one I was surprised not to see on here was the SA-X from Metroid Fusion. You are able to hide away from its eery stepping sound effects for a good chunk of the game building that tension and then you get to the one sequence you can't evade it and honestly I feel that whole sequence is the one thing that sets Fusion apart from every other Metroid game in the series. A defining moment for sure!
Agreed. I still occasionally have nightmares about the damn thing, too.
that intro music brings back memories from his 25 scariest moments in zelda video.
One of my favourite chase sequences is killer Croc in Batman Arkham Asylum. Such a tense sequence of sneaking, ended by a rapid sprint to the exit
The E.M.M.I from Metroid Dread? Not the most visually stunning chase scenes but MAN they got my heart thumping!
Another chase sequence I’d like to shoutout is the SA-X from Metroid Fusion. Because holy shit
My pick for the best chase sequence is an oldie but a goodie. King Zing from DKC2. You're forced to play as Rambi, which means gross, fast movements in a tight obstacle course. There's not much to collect other than bananas in the area, but navigating that honeycomb maze while that giant invincible bee chases you...and let's not forget the sudden, loud synth music picking up just as the giant frackin' hornet appears on the screen. I nearly crapped myself when I first saw that on the screen. Ay caramba...
It's good to see Ori on here, love those games. That worm sequence had me stuck for a good while, but it's fun.
Still don't get why people forget Sonic's ACTUAL transition to 3D was 3D Blast...
That´s an even worst transition to 3D
We don’t talk about that.
Yeah, it was technically impressive for the time, but man, it's a pretty mid game otherwise.
The Saturn version's soundtrack absolutely slaps tho.
You can't spell rough without *"R"*
A fair point...that game was...mmm...rough, to put it mildly: I thought it was aight, though...not great, just...aight. Though I am reminded, for some reason, of Egoraptor's Sequelitis video on Ocarina of Time vs. Link to the Past, where he says how, technically, LttP is a 3D game, but with a selective Z-axis. I dunno why that popped in to my head. Though now I'm curious...would you count Sonic Labyrinth as a 3D game? It's been a while since I've played that, but I don't remember 3D playing as big a part in it as 3D Blast. Side note, there was an upgraded Saturn port of 3D Blast and its music is just...wow... I don't got much else to say, just...wow. :O
I know that it's not as suspenseful as some on these entries on the list, but Breath of the Wild's Guardians the first time you encounter them and they did it again in Tears of the Kingdom with Gloom Hands. You have no way to beat them, the music is going, and if you don't get away the first time, they k.o. you because you are early game.
I knew there was gonna be a moment from one of the Ori games in here: it's one of the defining features in them. What makes them so much more impactful is when you're trying to do an "Immortal" run of them, where you try to beat the whole game without dying once; when you're trying your damnedest not to die, those chase scenes are suddenly 1,000x more harrowing, because one mistake can be ABSOLUTELY FATAL! Do you have *ANY* idea how heart-wrenching it is to make it to the final chase with Kuro in Blind Forest, only for you to come up just short right before the finish line? It's the kinda soul-crushing defeat that just...never truly leaves you...like the emotional scars from the story. It wasn't my fault...IT WASN'T MY FAULT! T.T
I don't know if this counts because you are the chaser instead of the chasee. But the Goht boss fight in Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask is a great battle. It's so much fun chasing after Goht as Goron Link, ramming into his legs, launcher yourself off ramps like a projectile buzz saw on to his back. Then you gradually see him becoming more damaged, as he starts to become more frantic, launching more attacks at you. With the fight finishing as he loses control, slamming into a wall, burying himself in debris.
Me: I mean the truck from SA2 has to be somewhere on the list right?
*City Escape starts playing*
Getting chased inside Salazars castle underground by one of his minions was definitely one of the best moments in the game as well as in the remake of Resident Evil 4.
The end of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, where you have to escape from Darth Vader. It’s one thing to watch him strangle Imperial officers and massacre rebel troops in the movies, it’s another thing to actually confront him, find out he’s waaaaaaaaaay out of your league, and run away just barely out of his reach.
I was gonna pitch this too
The final setpiece in Jedi Fallen Order is just great. Just a short yet tense escape from a force of nature
While the Sandworm is probably the best escape sequence in WotW on a mechanical level, my favourite one will always be the first Wellspring one. The music is soooo good. Not to mention the callbacks to the Ginso Tree, which was the OG Ori escape sequence (and probably still my favourite overall in the series).
Shout-out to the mid-boss fight sequences in Mora's and Shriek's fights, too. Those were *epice*
"Don't Make A Sound" in Pizza Tower.
It is a complete upheavel of the game, suddenly being this horror facsimilie of Five Nights at Freddy's. But you're still playing the tight, speedy platforming of Peppino.
Littered throughout the level are robots with flashlights. If they spot you, you have 5 seconds to kill them before they raise the alarm (unless you taunt. Taunting them is offensive enough to trigger the alarm immediately) and the local Toppin Monster wakes up, and starts hunting you down. Most of these guys are optional, but sometimes, they put a door that's only open when the alarm is raised, forcing you to deal with them hunting you across this part of the level (and every secret has one of these at the start, for extra pressure).
After a while, it won't seem so bad, but then you get to the end, you see an alarm door, and then look behind you, and every single Toppin Monster is resting there, waiting for that alarm to be raised.
And then you get to the escape sequence, and pick up a shotgun, which will one-shot the otherwise immortal Toppin monsters, for some sweet revenge.
The Dahaka chase in particular is a favorite because if you rewind time during the chase his 'nonsense dialogue and shouting' becomes legible. It's nothing special, but it's a neat touch.
Called me basic if you will, but I still kinda like the mini chase sequence at the beginning of FF9. Sure, it's not long or hard. But with the accompaniment of the song "Run!" it just tickles my little fancy. ^3^
Boulders from the OG Crash Bandicoot was my first experience with being chased in a game
glad to see some love for Warrior Within!
The chase sequence which terrified me the most was Doc Ock with the Carnage symbiote for PS1. My pick for most thrilling chase is the Shagohad sequence in MGS3.
For #4, Little Nightmares, I’m going to use an OLD quote from rabbidluigi himself.
“This made me s**t an untold amount of bricks.”
Holy Hell, what were the developers hallucinating on to come up with that?
Awesome you included Ori! What a thrill that was first time. As always, great content from the GOAT of videogame content🎉
Metroid Fusion.
There is this chase scene in Detroit become human. Where Conner is chasing Kara. And I experienced this game with two friends who we would pass the controller between. And the rapid back and forth and scene tension was so much fun. Very personal I know but still a fond memory.
The intro was a throwback to the 2012-2014 intros of rabbidluigi, that was so awesome man! Keep doing what you're doing man!
Shoutout to the warthog run; even if for the music alone!
5: Bring Truck kun back!!
Techock from Castle Crashers is a chase sequence that always stood out to me with it's comedic buildup and charm. Gives new meaning to scared shitless in the animal's case lmao
Metroid dread definitely should've been somewhere here
I give the last section of Rambi Rumble in DKC2 a shoutout just for how much of a jumpscare it is thanks to the drastic change in music and the sudden appearance of GIANT BEE CHASING YOU. I genuinely dreaded that part for a number of years because of how much it scared me, and my phobia of bees and wasps did not help in the slightest.
Muncher Marathon in DKC Returns is similarly great and terrifying.
One chase sequence I adore is in A Plague Tale Requiem, in chapter 4 (I think) you'll have to get back to your brother while tons of rats are after you, there is one part where you even have to run on top of buildings, it's fantastic.
(Used to be) a big Warcraft Fan, played the pre-mmo games, read several of the books. Probably in the 10% if not lower of World of Warcraft players that read the quest-dialogue given to the player for why the NPC's wanted certain objectives done, and also read most of the ingame books as well.
Not an MMO guy, and If I hadn't loved Warcraft's story at the time of WoW's release I would never have played it for long.
So you can imagine how geeked out I'd be at the last released dungeon for Wrath of the Lich King where after defeating Falric and Marwyn, you team back up with either Jaina or Sylvanis and run the fuck away from Arthas himself as he toys with you by creating giant icy-blocks ahead of the player and sends minions to keep the stress on you, knowing (Or rather believing) that you have nowhere to escape to at the end of the hallway anyway.
The hat trick of Pit of Saron, Forge of Souls, and Halls of Reflection, are a big part of what made WotLK the GOAT of WoW dungeons. Everything built up Arthas as the BBEG of the expansion, including how the penultimate dungeon had you running away from him while he strode towards you, inevitable doom in tow.
I really like the energy of this countdown. It feels like you had fun making it. Keep it up!
Man, that was fantastic, but you should have made a top 6, just to include the final encounter in Jedi Fallen Order!
The chase scenes I remember most from my childhood were the SA-X encounters in Metroid Fusion. Especially because in my early playthroughs, I was never sure when it could show up, AND my lack of expertise caused me to make some wait-for-it-to-leave sequences INTO chase scenes (that I often didn't escape from).
Metroid Dread leaned hard into that as well, with many more threats, but at least those were confined within specific areas.
3:00 - Well, you know what they say: There's no kill like OVERKILL!
"Do you wanna get chased?"
By Rabbidluigi? Absolutely
The last part in chapter 4 of A plague Tale: Requiem.... 😮. A perfectly executed palet cleanser after a few hours of
slow methodical stealth.
The Water Dragon, from Okami
scared me senseless when i first played through it
Loutermilch in school segments (especially the pool) - Outlast 2
Intro Sadist - The Evil Within
Final segment with the Leviathan - SOMA
Monster Ock - Spiderman
I'm still a sucker for a good Crash Bandicoot chase, and I feel like there needs to be a mention for being chased by Doctor Octopus with the Carnage symbiote in the PS1 Spider-Man game.
The vortex sequences from Tak 2 and the Staff if Dreams for the Gamecube was pretty memorable.
That chase at the start of The Evil Within 2 was nerve racking AF.
Was fully expecting the horror chase buildup to lead to ResE8's fetus. Stuff of nightmares, I hate it.
I love that I hate it.
Probably more obscure and maybe not a chase scene by definition, but the most anxiety I ever had was on Gameboy's Castlevania Adventure Stage 3: First you got spikes coming from the ceiling and you need to outrun them and destroy some mechanisms to keep the from crushing you, then comes a long vertical climbing section with spikes coming from below and some very tight jumps on a slightly annoying jump mechanic (you jump very high but never as far as you'd expect, so even jumps that look rather easy are very precise) and some mandatory drops from very high, taking you even close to the spikes chasing you. Finally, there's another section where you have to fight your way to the left with spikes pushing in from the right, packed with enemies and of course some sections where you have to walk right towards the spikes, meaning you can never slow down if you want to outrun those spikes. By the time you reach the stage boss, you're so high on adrenaline, you will always get beaten even though the boss is not very hard, but that means you have to play the whole stage again to get another shot. I believe I was never able to beat that stage as a child. The music in that stage was awesome though.
11:17 always bothers me Nathan coulda just gone left here though lol.
The bear from Condemned 2
The only correct answer
The Hounds chase scene in Fire Emblem Engage stands out in my mind. I may have my gripes with the game’s story, but being hunted down by the antagonist’s lieutenants while the MC is at their lowest point is a pretty neat idea.
I hope the Meowzer chase is on here. The first time was so fun and immersive!
100% agree with Sonic Adventure 2 and Uncharted a Thief’s end being on top 5.
I came for the Dahaka and was not disappointed.
Either I am having some wierd exestential experience or a video similar to this was made many many years ago.
I'd say that Dying Light has some pretty good chase scenes especially if you get caught out at night and have to gtfo from volatile when you are just starting out and aren't quite so ready to take one down yet. Parkouring your way through the city trying to find a safe zone to bunker down for the night.
My favourite will always be Pyramid Head when he chases you
My favorite chase scene in current moment comes from Laika: Aged Through Blood.
Without going too deep into poilers; you drive a motorcycle in this 2D metroidvania and one of the bosses is a giant mutated molerat chasing you down.
The art style of the game is stunning and every time you defeat the mole rat it comes back looking worse and worse.
the only thing I'd add is the E.M.M.I chases (pick any they're all great)
Do I want to be chased? Not really but in some games in cases gamers like myself don't have a choice. Course the more intense the threat of the chase the better. My favorites are Truck in City Escape, king boo from Luigi's mansion 2 (i mean half the fight has chase sections that are actually fun during it) and the Dhahaka from POP Warrior Within (cant go wrong with being chased while listening to I Stand Alone by Godsmack).
Gonna go for a bit of an unconventional one and say the Dante/Raido chase in Shin Megami Tensei III. Bit odd for an RPG to have a chase, but it works.
Being chased down by Dante, his battle music getting louder as he gets closer and shooting you to stall you and deal damage outside of combat which never happens, and if he catches you he kills one of your party members and sends you back to the start of the puzzle.
Phanto in Mario 2.
Now that's Trauma
crash bandicoot , boulders , Bears , Tricarratops , a hears of rynos , a Dragon , THE LITERAL SUN, Tribes man , a hungry walrus ,mask spirt and N gin's sabortarged monster truck take your pick
Surprised no one mentioned Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth when you're getting chased through the inn. Definitely not a perfect game lol but very tense and enjoyable scene 👍
The original Resident Evil 3
Has plenty of great chase movements.
The Bear from Condemned 2.
got an idea for a list for you. unexpected boss fights. a boss fight that appears without the usually warnings of a close by safe room and a large amount of ammo being found etc..
My fave chase scenes are nemesis from OG RE3, U3 from RE4 and the emmi from metroid dread
Uncharted 4 being on two positive lists in a row just goes to show how great of a game it was!
Might not count and be receny bias for me but...
My favorite is easily the Darth Vader sequence at the end of Jedi Fallen Order.
It's short, sweet, tense and it makes you not just watch, but experience the reason Darth Vader is to be feared.
You can't fight this. No, you can't even damage him.
Your job is plain and simple.
Haul ass. Haul ass as using just the Force Vader pulls the entire fortress apart around you.
Something from resident evil, Metroid has a couple as well.
No Deep Duck Trouble Starring Donald Duck?
I guess I'm one of the few people who remember that game though...
Now we need the stalker version
Top five best first bosses?
Or have you done a list like that already?
Also, I appreciate the Dahaka being an entry.
Warrior Within wasn't well received, but I'll always have a spot for it and the Dehaka. Those chases were awesome.
It's all fun and games til the screen changes colors and Godsmack starts playing
Uncharted 4 is definitely one of the best chase sequences, going from on foot to in a car to hanging from a crane over way to dragged behind in a car to on a motorcycle it's just straight fun.
I see I misremembered the Dahaka or however it's spelled being in Sands of Time.
8:06 😂
Thanks for the great new list when I need it RabbidLuigi and go hug your furbabies all 💙🐱💙
Ori's music really is tremendous, makes everything that happens in it feel twice as moving. I still hum the theme from the first game qhere you escape the rising waters in the tree... shame about the studio head being a douche though.
Also I had not played Generations, so Gun truck having sawblades and wall riding is... incroyable.
Pepsi Man and the giant can
Uncharted 4, the last good thing to come out of Naughty Dog, while Uncharted 2 & 3 are better games, 4 was a good send off.
"Even thought it looks like it was scripted..."
It was. That's the Uncharted games. Giving you the illusion that you're actually playing something with some degree of freedom and control, but you're just running through tight rails and scripts for fifteen hours. They're barely games.
Etrian Odyssey should have been on this list
The case sequence in dying light 1 is great but my PC was running it at around 20fps so i kinda had to pretend i was having more fun than i actually was
It's not the games fault and i don't blame it my PC just sucks lol
Yeah, the Dahaka doesn't redeem Warrior Within from being a pretty... icky experience.
There's a shit tonne of epic chase scenes in video games
I expected something from outlast or amnesia dark descent to be on here for some reason
I would just point to Alien: Isolation with curiosity if it fits with your idea of "chase sequence"?
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I can't really pick just one. Lol. I do love a good chase scene, though. If a game I like has one or two in it? Even better. Lol.
I disagree on RE8 chase sequence, that thing was good.
No rayman music levels?
NEMESIS
Very very good video
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I think more gamers are "chaste" than would like to admit it.
It's odd that the list starts with a platformer and ends with a Naughty Dog game, but Crash Bandicoot didn't make the cut.
I hate being chased.
BUT
I like Rabbidluigi videos
#truck-kun