Dave is easily the bravest member on the team. It's not about not being scared, it's about working through it and completing the objectives/games despite being scared and poor Dave gets put through that far more often than the others.
To be fair, it's way more entertaining to watch someone who's easily scared play a scary game, then it is to watch a horror aficionado play a scary game.
@@themightycongueror8383 My one exception is Gab. She is so chill watching, horror almost becomes relaxing. Which is actualy really nice if your usualy the really scared person who avoids playing horror games like myself :P
I love that game so much! It is pretty terrifying and not just because of the enemies but the sounds and atmosphere can be nightmare fuel. I remember being on edge on the section with no threats in it.
Lol yes i can relate. At the Nest, i didn’t move out from my hiding spot for an hour or more because it was super terrifying. Creative Assembly did an amazing job with the game. Sadly, we’ll not gonna get any Alien games like Isolation anymore 😭
@@thepuppetmaster9284 Yeah i know. It's sad. Creative Assembly seemingly got loads of audio and concept art and sketches from 20th Century Studios to help them with the game and they said it's one of the reasons the game turned out as good as it did.
Oh no. You all fell in to Ash's trap. You should have said "That time I was playing 'The Teletubbies' on PS1 and you had to make tubby custard." Now you all know what's coming up for you at Halloween and you only have yourselves to blame.
Dave has aged like fine wine over the years, he gets funnier and more entertaining every week, plus he’s looking good these days and lost a lot of weight and just looks happy
Thank you for reminding me to continue my biannual viewing of Dave’s Rush of Blood gameplay. I need a good cry from laughing so hard. My favorite part is how his shoulders progressively consume his neck as he turtles away
PT is still the scariest thing I’ve ever played. It’s such a shame that there was never full game and was removed from the store, because despite the fear it was still good fun. What happened to Silent Hills is the biggest tragedy of the gaming industry in recent years
Did you read the article of Kojima's next project being a Silent Hill game? So it may be Silent Hills and you'll get to relive all the PT memories in greater detail and with more context.
I agree completely. I know Kojima can be a bit too overt and sometimes a little bit pretentious, but the man absolutely has a brilliant understanding of horror. Dark Souls and P.T. are probably the most influential games of the last decade going by the amount of games that they have gone on to inspire. Especially impressive with P.T. given that it was an hour long teaser for a game that was canned.
I think Dead Space in general was the most scared I've ever been playing games. I would jump out of my skin at every opportunity. Even on Dead Space 3 in co-op I was jumping at my partner being nearby. Just a nervous wreck playing those 🤣
Wonder if Dave remembers this but I first thought he was going to say P.T. Then I realized the video was about being scared in games he's actually played. With P.T, he couldn't even do that. I believe these were his words: "Rob wanted me to capture something (from P.T.). And I just couldn't do it." And that was during the day in a well-lit room in the office.
Thought Ash might enjoy this: A few years ago now one of the local junior high schools would put on an event every year for Halloween where they would go out to the nearby forest preserve and decorate one of the trails, dress up in costumes along the way, stage set pieces, and then guide groups of people along it - at night. It was called Terror in the Timber, and one year we came down the trail and straight ahead on a little hill between two trees was a student dressed up as Slenderman. It. Was. Awesome. 😀
Given Ash's sneaky track record of late ("come 'ere") I am absolutely expecting this Halloween to consists of her diabolically forcing Rosie, Dave and Rob to play through each of their entries in this video
Not a horror game but the butler in Lara's mansion in Tomb Raider always freaked me out. Why must he follow you everywhere! Thinking of the groaning and clinking cutlery gives me chills
I’m sorry that poor Dave had to endure the terror of Until Dawn Rush of Blood VR, but I hope he can take some solace in the fact that the video of the most scared he has ever been is the best video I’ve ever seen in my life!
The Evil Within when you are in the castle/mansion and Ruvik keeps appearing out of no where. The music sent shivers down my spine. The Evil Within 2 as well with that Anima ghost lady.
my first playthrough of Silent Hill 4, the ghosts coming from the walls and following me everywhere, back in the day that game felt like a whole new level of horror to me, still my favorite horror game from all time
Lol I was too scared of the visuals in the trailers to even play it back in the day...I really want to play it now, but it's too expensive to buy second-hand😅😭
Darkwood is possibly the scariest game I've played (so far) and I can't understand why it gets me so much. I've only played like 3 day-night cycles of it across 2 years and I essentially fear even playing it.
The sound design in _Control_ as you're just walking around the Oldest House is super creepy before you've memorised where the Hiss spawn. Ever single sound effect in the distance has you thinking "Is that them? Is that something else?" I also remember going through a box in the Mold-infected ward and turning around to see some Mold zombies had silently walked right up to me. Plus, because of Covid lockdown, my brother was on the PS4 all day and I only got to play on it during the night. When the whole house is quiet and you don't want to wake up your family, and you're slowly progressing through a den of paranatural horrors, the smallest noise makes you quiver.
Freaking silent mold zombies... Also, the STRESS induced by those shrieking floating explod-y ones. Even after learning how to deal with them easily, that sound does not get any less horrifying.
The moment in videogames that scared me the most was years ago when I played Fatal Frame 2 Crimson Butterfly. It was the first time I played a game that had such a strong atmosphere of permanent threat and suspense and I was completely unprepared. My breath was very silent, my jaw was clenched, it was really intense. And great!
I can sight the exact moment. SILENT HILL 3. The hospital. The part where it transitions to hell. You enter a door you’ve unlocked. The last door left. You’re running in a hallway that’s not on the map, you know by now what this means. You’re going to enter hell and deal with the hell hospital. As you run, metal doors drop blocking your return. You’re now trapped in a square space and You see a symbol, THE SYMBOL. It gives you the original tape scene from silent hill 1. The wall has vanished where the symbol was. You go down it and you see a ladder. As you climb it. You realise you’re in hell. The scenery looks like it’s been set on fire and rotted. you can hear loud noises like 20 washing machines going off at once. There’s a humanoid figure turning a valve. You can hear the soundtrack faintly in the background, it’s not music, it’s noises, groaning and crunching, it’s faint but noticeable. You get to the top of the ladder, you see a door at the end of the corridor. You enter it. The crunching/groaning ambience now is blasting in your ears. I SWITCH OFF THE GAME. ITS BEEN 18 years and I still remember. I am numb to horror and it’s because of that scene.
Funnily enough, mine is pretty close, same game, same location. It's that darn bloody mirror/wall puzzle room, or whatever you'd like to call it. No joke, that one scene made me terrified of mirrors, and going to sleep with a giant mirror closet next to me for about a year. Even now (as an old man), I still refuse to watch that 30 second scene.
I love when Rosie really gets into her stories and she’s so into it that her words jumble together and we get gold like ‘shooken’ I hope she never leaves, if I ever had a sibling I wish it would be Rosie :)
The Evil Within with the multi-arm lady chasing through the level. I am pretty sure I remember just calmly getting up, placing the controller down, taking off my headset, turning on the lights in my room, and walking out to my apartment living room where my roommate asked if I was alright. I am pretty sure all I said was, “I think am doing playing video games for a while” just starring off into the distance… yeah, took me a while to get back to that game.
The best advice for Ash or anyone else scared of Slenderman would have to be, Dave from the Christmas Maze episode saying "he's just a thin man". Surprised at no honorable mention from last year's Halloween episodes, Ash wearing the Freddy Fazbear mask next to him as Dave is taking off the VR headset... too funny!
200 hours into Skyrim with 86 Mods installed at once... a save corrupting mod error is far scarier than any so called 'monster' or 'raved naked lunatic'
Silent hill 2 had such a great creepy environment & atmosphere. The first Condemned game, criminal origins i think it was, it had a real palpable sense of tension throughout.
Condemned really got under my skin. Too many nights spent winding my way home in dark subway stations and apartment blocks. Same reason Silent Hill 3 is so memorable to me.
NGL the doll house in RE8 is up there for me. Just the atmosphere before the baby even showed up.. i was expecting jump scares everywhere and the fact that they never came had me on edge the entire time
Probably when I played outlast. I don’t often get as scared and am the one who will be in front at a haunted house attraction but when it comes to outlast, it just got to me. I’ve gotten caught off guard in RE2 & 7 and even in games that aren’t necessarily scary but with outlast, I didn’t have the option to shoot the monster away. I could only run and hide. That stuck with me and I wouldn’t survive an outlast VR.
Dave in the PSVR headset is why I found this channel and subscribed.. he was instantly likeable, genuine, and despite being completely uncomfortable still hilarious..
Probably the most scared I ever got from a game was in Evil Within. The chainsaw guy near (or at, I can't remember) the beginning of the game made me put my controller down and walk away to calm down TWICE. I tried so hard to finish the game, but after a few chapters, I finally threw in the towel.
Resident Evil 2 on the original PS when the Licker crashes through the one way glass in the interview room. Jesus I s**t my keks at that one, heaving the controller right out of the port when jumping about 8 feet in the air. B*****D!!
I think the big one for me was outlast, when you’re about to enter the part where you go into a small space and you get grabbed by the guy who calls you little pig
OMG Rosie... I almost had a heart attack on Alien Isolation too,in that same initial section of the game. I just had no idea what to do, where to run, my heart was rushing and I was totally just expecting the alien to come and grab me, but he didn't. Upon realizing he was not chasing I felt the most relief I've ever had on my life.
My first RE4 playthrough in 05 will always be my most scared moment in gaming. I had major anxiety going through the game cause I thought Dr.Salvador (chainsaw guy) was around the corner in each area I entered.
I never really played or got into horror games before, but after beating Until Dawn I was intrigued by them. My curiosity led me to Outlast...the part that scared me the most was the end of a chase sequence. I don't remember all the details anymore but I do remember that you fell off and landed on a pile of decapitated bodies. Needless to say, I was done with the game, at least for that day.
Never played Outlast either, but have watched many let's plays of it, and fell in love with the game, my favorite thing about it is the tense chase sequences, the game does a great job of making you feel like the enemy is behind you at all times, and that you barely escape every time, and I loved the ending, even though I know it was one of the few criticisms people had about the game.
The Drowned Lady from Cry of Fear freaks me out. If you look at her she makes you commit suicide but even worse is if you get close to her a creepy baby fetus shoots out of her stomach with a knife and chases you. It's really fast and hard to dodge especially when you can't look at the mother. Also it's a free game on steam if anybody wants to play it.
Original Silent Hill on ps1. I played that when I was like 10, and remains to this day, the only game to get SCARIER the second time you play it. That goddam hospital and nurses.
Dave looks great. BTW that Until Dawn Rush of Blood game is the one I didnt make it 10 minutes into it. The moment the twins jumped out at you from both sides, that VR headset came flying off my head and the PS4 got turned off. I was done, forever.
I do fine with horror games AS LONG AS I CAN DEFEND MYSELF. A friend invited me over to play a game but didn't tell me what it was, turned off the lights and sat across the room. I unpause the game and they had put on outlast the next 20 minutes were me refusing to move at all telling them I won't play it while holding the controller
@@Dragon9Nexus I managed to get through the first one but had no interest returning for the sequel. It was actually Fatal Frame that made me realize some horror games just aren't for me. Still haven't touched Alien Isolation either due to hearing how most of it you're unarmed with anything but sensory items like flares and the radar
For me it was The Suffering: Ties That Bind. Never quit a horror game before that one and ended up noping out after awhile because it got to be too much.
I have to say that two moments stand out for me. Deadspace 2 in the nursery was a stand out from the past that I still remember giving me chills. But more recently it was playing Call of Cthulhu in the Riverside Institute...
The most scared I've ever been in a game was in Theif: Deadly Shadows in an asylum level with twitchy dead inmate things walking around. I didn't finish the game for several years because of that. Best jump scare I've ever had in a game was in a Nancy Drew game though lol. Fell right out of my seat.
My cousin playing Fatal Frame 3 was the most scared we've been. There is the nightmare section where you take photos of ghosts in a haunted mansion and the house section where it's relatively safe and you develop the photos. We all thought the house was a safe space and nothing will hurt you, then mid game there are ghosts out there!
The original Resident Evil 3. You know exactly what part if you’ve played it. Walking down the stairs in the RPD station and then AGHHHFNEBDHSHWJLA *switches PlayStation off*
That was my first resident evil i was so little and my uncle handed me the controller to play that bit, he had a huge laugh when the thing happened and i jumped lol
Brilliant as always folks. Vod eflindor here.. Can I just say though .. having researched easy platinums to help Nathan on his final stream I now get adverts for how to get easy platinums constantly which my younger sister and daughters have already noticed. Embarrassing. I better get a shout out for this. Plus I saved Rosie on round 4 of Fall guys. Cheers. X Ps. If Nathan really doesn't want to play anymore im kinda gutted. But. Give me his job.
The worst scare I ever had in a game was outside of a game. Dead Space 2, having a great time getting very upset, very late at night with a storm on for perfect atmosphere. Right at the peak of the incredibly-unsettling section when you find yourself back in the USG Ishimura in half-cleaned state, where the sound gets more and more intense and yet nothing happens for like FIVE MINUTES and it is getting to you very badly, in my real house there was the sound of an intense gust of wind and the enormous ceiling vest which look uncomfortably like the ones on the Ishimura bursts open and to the floor. The good news is there was nobody else home, so there were no witnesses to the sound I made or to me fishing the controller out of a hole in the ceiling and patching it back up the next day.
My most scared moment i think was Alien Isolation, specifically at the Nest. Started with the reactor sound, then all the creepy Alien sounds, the radar shows blips filling the screen, eggs everywhere, and the bodies in the wall. That place gave me the biggest goosebumps that made me not move an inch from my hiding place like an hour or more lol. Kudos to Creative Assembly, they did an amazing job with the game 👏🏻👏🏻
I have to agree with Rob on Resident evil: Biohazard (minus the lights & noise) that game went so much chills down my spine. In complete darkness. Alone with headset volume turned right up, if only you heard my scream
Well i'm almost blind, so playing Resi 7 in VR was horrific, because what's interestingis, every character I play, Nathan Drake, Skyrim protaganist, spiderman, Ratchet and/or clank etc are all blind when controlled by me lol. so Resi 7 required me to get close to everything! terrifying and on top of that, I use sound so much more than the average human, so every sound made me freeze! A close second is the giant frostbite spider in Skyrim VR and bleekfalls barrow. I'm not even scared of spiders, I have a zoology degree. so I just closed my eyes and flailed my weapons around until it unsatisfyingly floated to the floor. it's the noise they make when they walk more than anything, I don't like it haha
Joe and Mac inside the dinosaur level, anyone? Fighting its kidney stones and taking out its heart gave me serious nightmares. My brother and I couldn't finish the level because Sunday breakfast was ready.
Most scared I’ve ever been in a game was in the game F.E.A.R. Crawling through a ventilation shaft when suddenly my flashlight blinked and I saw Alma running at me on all fours. Needless to say I emptied my shotgun into nothing, but I swear my heart must have stopped for an instance!
Watching the trailer for Parasite Eve on the PlayStation Underground demo disk was terrifying for me as a kid. Watching those cutscenes where the ooze transformed everything it touched gave me the creeps.
Dave, Rob, and Rosie are all playing their games in VR. Have fun! Most scared I've ever been in a horror game: Fatal Frame/Zero/Project Zero (region dependent). I've only ever managed to get to the point where you give the big bad a hug and get the rope curse (end of Act 1 basically). I did that once, but sadly that was on the memory card with my finally on Disc 4 FF8 save...a card that got stolen. I've not been able to make it through the first 5 minutes of the game since.
Would it be possible for future videos like this to include links to the clips you're talking about? I really want to watch Dave being attacked on a rollercoaster of doom and it would be great to have a link to that in the description to go straight there!
Fatal Frame 2; the woman in the box. I didn't even get the cut scene. She just started crawling out, and I just saw her raising her hand out the box from the corner of my eye.
Rosie you are so precious! How you said you did a big swear and the first thing you were worried about was scaring your neighbours ❤️ You are just so wholesome. Also Rosie was a great addition to the team due to her natural charisma, charm and entertaining stories. Also it added a lot of new variety and game expertise to the channel. Fantastic hire and I hope she stays for a long time. P.S Still love all the old crew and ones no longer here, also Ash is really starting to shine too so lots of love for her as well. If we had Nathan staying, Dan back and a huge list of ideas for Rob’s Friday Features then I’d say it’s perfect! Incredible skill from the whole team to be going 10 years and still finding new ideas to talk about or refreshing old ideas in creative ways to make it interesting. Also Rob is an absolute wordsmith and poet with some of his videos. Love you all and keep at it everyone, you make life a little easier for a lot of people and it gives me something to look forward to and cheer me up on days that I’m struggling with life so thank you all
I kid you not, I never knew what actual terror felt like before I played Amnesia The Dark Descent. Well... Played is a big word, I uninstalled after an hour or so. No other game or movie before or since ever scared me, though.
I once turned Resident Evil 7 on while wearing my VR headset. Quickly realised my mistake, turned it off and popped it back on the shelf. This was over a year ago. Haven't touched either since. They're cursed.
My older cousins had two of us younger kids play a section of RE2 (PS1). We've been watching them play and seen that nothing happens at that part, except it's different when your walk by again. Right when the surprise zombie hands grab you from through the window barricade, the sliding door (IRL) opens and one of the older cousins was wearing a zombie mask and crawling in. I threw the controller down and started backing away in terror like in a horror movie. They had a big laugh, us kids embarrassed....FIN.
Dave is easily the bravest member on the team. It's not about not being scared, it's about working through it and completing the objectives/games despite being scared and poor Dave gets put through that far more often than the others.
To be fair, it's way more entertaining to watch someone who's easily scared play a scary game, then it is to watch a horror aficionado play a scary game.
@@themightycongueror8383 My one exception is Gab. She is so chill watching, horror almost becomes relaxing. Which is actualy really nice if your usualy the really scared person who avoids playing horror games like myself :P
Dave has lost a bit of weight the last few years and he is looking really great! Well done Dave!
Was gonna make the same comment. Looking good Dave!
all the horror games hes been forced to play contributes to that
I was thinking the same thing, dude is looking svelte
Wow, he does look great! Good for him and congrats!
Was thinking same. He's actually looking better with age. Go Dave.
Rob's instant regret when he realized what he had just said and who was in the room who's already making plans in her head.
My playtime for Alien Isolation was close to 40 hours. Over 20 of those hours were spent hiding in lockers sobbing.
Edit: *sobbing quietly
I love that game so much! It is pretty terrifying and not just because of the enemies but the sounds and atmosphere can be nightmare fuel. I remember being on edge on the section with no threats in it.
Lol yes i can relate. At the Nest, i didn’t move out from my hiding spot for an hour or more because it was super terrifying. Creative Assembly did an amazing job with the game. Sadly, we’ll not gonna get any Alien games like Isolation anymore 😭
@@DevanHorror_ Yup, sounds about right. 😂😂 They nailed the atmosphere in that game. Very underrated horror game imo.
@@thepuppetmaster9284 Yeah i know. It's sad. Creative Assembly seemingly got loads of audio and concept art and sketches from 20th Century Studios to help them with the game and they said it's one of the reasons the game turned out as good as it did.
@@thepuppetmaster9284 Any idea as to why?
Oh no. You all fell in to Ash's trap. You should have said "That time I was playing 'The Teletubbies' on PS1 and you had to make tubby custard." Now you all know what's coming up for you at Halloween and you only have yourselves to blame.
"oh look
it's October, wheel out the clown" 😂. 👏👌
Dave has aged like fine wine over the years, he gets funnier and more entertaining every week, plus he’s looking good these days and lost a lot of weight and just looks happy
The way Dave was speaking in the beginning ('Bring out the clown' bit) was like he was channelling Ricky Gervais :)
Thank you for reminding me to continue my biannual viewing of Dave’s Rush of Blood gameplay. I need a good cry from laughing so hard. My favorite part is how his shoulders progressively consume his neck as he turtles away
PT is still the scariest thing I’ve ever played. It’s such a shame that there was never full game and was removed from the store, because despite the fear it was still good fun. What happened to Silent Hills is the biggest tragedy of the gaming industry in recent years
Did you read the article of Kojima's next project being a Silent Hill game? So it may be Silent Hills and you'll get to relive all the PT memories in greater detail and with more context.
I agree completely. I know Kojima can be a bit too overt and sometimes a little bit pretentious, but the man absolutely has a brilliant understanding of horror.
Dark Souls and P.T. are probably the most influential games of the last decade going by the amount of games that they have gone on to inspire. Especially impressive with P.T. given that it was an hour long teaser for a game that was canned.
Hahahaha Rob: "I would have said stop it now." But really Rob would have been like poking Dave to make him jump even more. lol.
Too bad Rob wasn't at the Gamescom event in '17/'18 (someone will correct me), when Nath and Holly made Dave play Until Dawn Rush of Blood
Lmao Rosie saying she did a big swear is the funniest and cutest thing ever.
BLOOMIN' HECK! 🤣
Rosie is awsome, I play on Xbox but still love this channel lol
I was shocked to learn she's Caddicarus' sister and to hear her curse in a Caddy/Rosie Moments video!
I think Dead Space in general was the most scared I've ever been playing games. I would jump out of my skin at every opportunity. Even on Dead Space 3 in co-op I was jumping at my partner being nearby. Just a nervous wreck playing those 🤣
Wonder if Dave remembers this but I first thought he was going to say P.T. Then I realized the video was about being scared in games he's actually played. With P.T, he couldn't even do that. I believe these were his words: "Rob wanted me to capture something (from P.T.). And I just couldn't do it." And that was during the day in a well-lit room in the office.
The static radio in the silent hill games. Nothing more frightening then hearing something coming but not seeing it
Thought Ash might enjoy this: A few years ago now one of the local junior high schools would put on an event every year for Halloween where they would go out to the nearby forest preserve and decorate one of the trails, dress up in costumes along the way, stage set pieces, and then guide groups of people along it - at night. It was called Terror in the Timber, and one year we came down the trail and straight ahead on a little hill between two trees was a student dressed up as Slenderman. It. Was. Awesome. 😀
Given Ash's sneaky track record of late ("come 'ere") I am absolutely expecting this Halloween to consists of her diabolically forcing Rosie, Dave and Rob to play through each of their entries in this video
Man I hope so! Make them “face their fear”
Not a horror game but the butler in Lara's mansion in Tomb Raider always freaked me out. Why must he follow you everywhere! Thinking of the groaning and clinking cutlery gives me chills
Yes!! Locking him in that freezer was the only solution
@@allphunintended8699 Absolutely!
@@allphunintended8699 He gave us no choice.
I’m sorry that poor Dave had to endure the terror of Until Dawn Rush of Blood VR, but I hope he can take some solace in the fact that the video of the most scared he has ever been is the best video I’ve ever seen in my life!
The Evil Within when you are in the castle/mansion and Ruvik keeps appearing out of no where. The music sent shivers down my spine. The Evil Within 2 as well with that Anima ghost lady.
Yes, Evil Within games had some extremely scary moments indeed
Great games indeed, platinumed The evil within last year I think
@@neargrog685 Yep.
@@juliushegge4845 Nice man. I've only completed the game twice so it's likely I will play it for a 3rd time one day.
@@adamclark8994 goodluck, especially if you’re gonna try akumu. It’s not as hard as it sounds but it is annoying AF
my first playthrough of Silent Hill 4, the ghosts coming from the walls and following me everywhere, back in the day that game felt like a whole new level of horror to me, still my favorite horror game from all time
Don’t even get me started on the fact that halfway through the game the apartment isn’t even a safe zone anymore
Lol I was too scared of the visuals in the trailers to even play it back in the day...I really want to play it now, but it's too expensive to buy second-hand😅😭
This was dave’s horror moment but it was my moment of crying with laughter. You need to watch it . Brilliant. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Darkwood is possibly the scariest game I've played (so far) and I can't understand why it gets me so much. I've only played like 3 day-night cycles of it across 2 years and I essentially fear even playing it.
Definitely when Colonel Campbell freaks out in Metal Gear Solid 2, and in BioShock when the Houdini Splicer shows up right behind you in Arcadia.
The sound design in _Control_ as you're just walking around the Oldest House is super creepy before you've memorised where the Hiss spawn. Ever single sound effect in the distance has you thinking "Is that them? Is that something else?"
I also remember going through a box in the Mold-infected ward and turning around to see some Mold zombies had silently walked right up to me.
Plus, because of Covid lockdown, my brother was on the PS4 all day and I only got to play on it during the night. When the whole house is quiet and you don't want to wake up your family, and you're slowly progressing through a den of paranatural horrors, the smallest noise makes you quiver.
Freaking silent mold zombies... Also, the STRESS induced by those shrieking floating explod-y ones. Even after learning how to deal with them easily, that sound does not get any less horrifying.
Playing that high was terrifying
My favorites of these are always Nath's can't wait for my favorite thing of the week... oh
The moment in videogames that scared me the most was years ago when I played Fatal Frame 2 Crimson Butterfly. It was the first time I played a game that had such a strong atmosphere of permanent threat and suspense and I was completely unprepared. My breath was very silent, my jaw was clenched, it was really intense. And great!
Literally said "What the heck, no Nath?"...and then the member-berries kicked in.
😭
Oh I member! Member Christmas Maze?
Dave is looking extremely healthy and super sharp. Welldone lad!
Was thinking the same thing! Happy for him!
@@Die-Angst ever considered a hobby as a tyrannical forum moderator?
The first Chooseday Checklist after Nath's camera retirement, and it makes me sad.
Ash being the most afraid is so adorable because she is the horror queen you'd think is unmoved my most things scary
I can sight the exact moment. SILENT HILL 3. The hospital. The part where it transitions to hell.
You enter a door you’ve unlocked. The last door left. You’re running in a hallway that’s not on the map, you know by now what this means. You’re going to enter hell and deal with the hell hospital. As you run, metal doors drop blocking your return. You’re now trapped in a square space and You see a symbol, THE SYMBOL. It gives you the original tape scene from silent hill 1. The wall has vanished where the symbol was. You go down it and you see a ladder. As you climb it. You realise you’re in hell. The scenery looks like it’s been set on fire and rotted. you can hear loud noises like 20 washing machines going off at once. There’s a humanoid figure turning a valve. You can hear the soundtrack faintly in the background, it’s not music, it’s noises, groaning and crunching, it’s faint but noticeable. You get to the top of the ladder, you see a door at the end of the corridor. You enter it. The crunching/groaning ambience now is blasting in your ears. I SWITCH OFF THE GAME.
ITS BEEN 18 years and I still remember. I am numb to horror and it’s because of that scene.
Funnily enough, mine is pretty close, same game, same location. It's that darn bloody mirror/wall puzzle room, or whatever you'd like to call it. No joke, that one scene made me terrified of mirrors, and going to sleep with a giant mirror closet next to me for about a year. Even now (as an old man), I still refuse to watch that 30 second scene.
My first playthrough of P5R during the Okumura boss fight with the wrong personas. Truly a terrifying experience
Best part is Rosie being 'Shooken', yet still getting a Trophy hahahahaha!
I love when Rosie really gets into her stories and she’s so into it that her words jumble together and we get gold like ‘shooken’ I hope she never leaves, if I ever had a sibling I wish it would be Rosie :)
All of Outlast, The Whistle-blower DLC, The Witch in Outlast 2...oh and when I first saw a Little Sister in Bioshock 🤯🤯
The Evil Within with the multi-arm lady chasing through the level. I am pretty sure I remember just calmly getting up, placing the controller down, taking off my headset, turning on the lights in my room, and walking out to my apartment living room where my roommate asked if I was alright. I am pretty sure all I said was, “I think am doing playing video games for a while” just starring off into the distance… yeah, took me a while to get back to that game.
Laura? Ruben’s sister? Oh, she returns in 3 different occasions
Outlast. The bit between the opening cut scene and the end credits.
Part of me fears for Dave's safety this year because Ash is a horror queen. At the same time I know it'll be hysterical.
Daves weight loss is amazing! Well done to you Sir!
The entire team after telling their deepest, darkest horrors to Ash
"What have we done?"
The best advice for Ash or anyone else scared of Slenderman would have to be, Dave from the Christmas Maze episode saying "he's just a thin man".
Surprised at no honorable mention from last year's Halloween episodes, Ash wearing the Freddy Fazbear mask next to him as Dave is taking off the VR headset... too funny!
200 hours into Skyrim with 86 Mods installed at once... a save corrupting mod error is far scarier than any so called 'monster' or 'raved naked lunatic'
Or any regular unmodded game that decides to crash and most certainly didn't even autosave before crashing. Thus losing hours of hard work.
This was totally Ash collecting ideas on how to torture the team for Halloween week.
October is the best bit of the year and ash just makes it so much better. Well done
Silent hill 2 had such a great creepy environment & atmosphere. The first Condemned game, criminal origins i think it was, it had a real palpable sense of tension throughout.
Condemned really got under my skin. Too many nights spent winding my way home in dark subway stations and apartment blocks. Same reason Silent Hill 3 is so memorable to me.
At a friends place I played Crackdown 3 on Xbox, it was scary how bad it was.
It's actually decent further in but yeah nothing great lol
NGL the doll house in RE8 is up there for me. Just the atmosphere before the baby even showed up.. i was expecting jump scares everywhere and the fact that they never came had me on edge the entire time
Probably when I played outlast. I don’t often get as scared and am the one who will be in front at a haunted house attraction but when it comes to outlast, it just got to me. I’ve gotten caught off guard in RE2 & 7 and even in games that aren’t necessarily scary but with outlast, I didn’t have the option to shoot the monster away. I could only run and hide. That stuck with me and I wouldn’t survive an outlast VR.
Outlast VR would probably be a health risk
Dave in the PSVR headset is why I found this channel and subscribed.. he was instantly likeable, genuine, and despite being completely uncomfortable still hilarious..
When Marguerite smashed throught that window and started the boss fight...that was when I knew I was NEVER gonna play that game in VR
Probably the most scared I ever got from a game was in Evil Within. The chainsaw guy near (or at, I can't remember) the beginning of the game made me put my controller down and walk away to calm down TWICE. I tried so hard to finish the game, but after a few chapters, I finally threw in the towel.
Resident Evil 2 on the original PS when the Licker crashes through the one way glass in the interview room. Jesus I s**t my keks at that one, heaving the controller right out of the port when jumping about 8 feet in the air. B*****D!!
I think the big one for me was outlast, when you’re about to enter the part where you go into a small space and you get grabbed by the guy who calls you little pig
Dude, when I was playing Until Dawn and you have to go back downstairs in the hospital!!!!! “NOOOOOOOOPPEE” in Lana’s voice from Archer
OMG Rosie... I almost had a heart attack on Alien Isolation too,in that same initial section of the game. I just had no idea what to do, where to run, my heart was rushing and I was totally just expecting the alien to come and grab me, but he didn't. Upon realizing he was not chasing I felt the most relief I've ever had on my life.
Tomb raider the TREX was quite terrifying when your young. also dead space throws in the deep end right away no holding back.
My first RE4 playthrough in 05 will always be my most scared moment in gaming. I had major anxiety going through the game cause I thought Dr.Salvador (chainsaw guy) was around the corner in each area I entered.
I never really played or got into horror games before, but after beating Until Dawn I was intrigued by them. My curiosity led me to Outlast...the part that scared me the most was the end of a chase sequence. I don't remember all the details anymore but I do remember that you fell off and landed on a pile of decapitated bodies. Needless to say, I was done with the game, at least for that day.
Never played Outlast either, but have watched many let's plays of it, and fell in love with the game, my favorite thing about it is the tense chase sequences, the game does a great job of making you feel like the enemy is behind you at all times, and that you barely escape every time, and I loved the ending, even though I know it was one of the few criticisms people had about the game.
The Drowned Lady from Cry of Fear freaks me out. If you look at her she makes you commit suicide but even worse is if you get close to her a creepy baby fetus shoots out of her stomach with a knife and chases you. It's really fast and hard to dodge especially when you can't look at the mother.
Also it's a free game on steam if anybody wants to play it.
Original Silent Hill on ps1. I played that when I was like 10, and remains to this day, the only game to get SCARIER the second time you play it. That goddam hospital and nurses.
Dave looks great. BTW that Until Dawn Rush of Blood game is the one I didnt make it 10 minutes into it. The moment the twins jumped out at you from both sides, that VR headset came flying off my head and the PS4 got turned off. I was done, forever.
Outlast with the doctor chasing you and Resident Evil 7 for me.
I do fine with horror games AS LONG AS I CAN DEFEND MYSELF. A friend invited me over to play a game but didn't tell me what it was, turned off the lights and sat across the room. I unpause the game and they had put on outlast the next 20 minutes were me refusing to move at all telling them I won't play it while holding the controller
@@Dragon9Nexus I managed to get through the first one but had no interest returning for the sequel. It was actually Fatal Frame that made me realize some horror games just aren't for me. Still haven't touched Alien Isolation either due to hearing how most of it you're unarmed with anything but sensory items like flares and the radar
I half expected Ash to be like "Never. You're all a bunch of babies" and then laugh all evil
For me it was The Suffering: Ties That Bind. Never quit a horror game before that one and ended up noping out after awhile because it got to be too much.
I have to say that two moments stand out for me. Deadspace 2 in the nursery was a stand out from the past that I still remember giving me chills. But more recently it was playing Call of Cthulhu in the Riverside Institute...
18:32 Ash... this was perfect. Youre ready for the big screen
The most scared I've ever been in a game was in Theif: Deadly Shadows in an asylum level with twitchy dead inmate things walking around. I didn't finish the game for several years because of that. Best jump scare I've ever had in a game was in a Nancy Drew game though lol. Fell right out of my seat.
Gab (Seans gf) is playing through all of the Nancy Drew games.
Dave says "i''m the boss, I'M THE BOSS'
Mine would have to be Subnautica and I first saw that Ghost Leviathan...my god that thing terrified me
My cousin playing Fatal Frame 3 was the most scared we've been. There is the nightmare section where you take photos of ghosts in a haunted mansion and the house section where it's relatively safe and you develop the photos. We all thought the house was a safe space and nothing will hurt you, then mid game there are ghosts out there!
The original Resident Evil 3. You know exactly what part if you’ve played it. Walking down the stairs in the RPD station and then AGHHHFNEBDHSHWJLA *switches PlayStation off*
That was my first resident evil i was so little and my uncle handed me the controller to play that bit, he had a huge laugh when the thing happened and i jumped lol
@@Sathrimel it was my sister that made me endure it haha our elders are evil!
Brilliant as always folks. Vod eflindor here.. Can I just say though .. having researched easy platinums to help Nathan on his final stream I now get adverts for how to get easy platinums constantly which my younger sister and daughters have already noticed. Embarrassing. I better get a shout out for this. Plus I saved Rosie on round 4 of Fall guys. Cheers. X
Ps. If Nathan really doesn't want to play anymore im kinda gutted. But. Give me his job.
Playing The Suffering on PS2 was scariest experience I've had in gaming. The atmosphere, set up, and creature designs were insane.
The worst scare I ever had in a game was outside of a game. Dead Space 2, having a great time getting very upset, very late at night with a storm on for perfect atmosphere. Right at the peak of the incredibly-unsettling section when you find yourself back in the USG Ishimura in half-cleaned state, where the sound gets more and more intense and yet nothing happens for like FIVE MINUTES and it is getting to you very badly, in my real house there was the sound of an intense gust of wind and the enormous ceiling vest which look uncomfortably like the ones on the Ishimura bursts open and to the floor.
The good news is there was nobody else home, so there were no witnesses to the sound I made or to me fishing the controller out of a hole in the ceiling and patching it back up the next day.
Sephiroth after the Midgard Zolom fight when you realize the strongest character you've ever seen isn't a hero, but the villain of the game.
My most scared moment i think was Alien Isolation, specifically at the Nest. Started with the reactor sound, then all the creepy Alien sounds, the radar shows blips filling the screen, eggs everywhere, and the bodies in the wall. That place gave me the biggest goosebumps that made me not move an inch from my hiding place like an hour or more lol. Kudos to Creative Assembly, they did an amazing job with the game 👏🏻👏🏻
I have to agree with Rob on Resident evil: Biohazard (minus the lights & noise) that game went so much chills down my spine. In complete darkness. Alone with headset volume turned right up, if only you heard my scream
Rob has a way with words hard to match
Alien isolation, I was "Most Scared" during the whole game.🙂
Masterpiece
Same. The constant tension is overwhelming in that game. Great atmosphere, but ultimately not for me haha
Well i'm almost blind, so playing Resi 7 in VR was horrific, because what's interestingis, every character I play, Nathan Drake, Skyrim protaganist, spiderman, Ratchet and/or clank etc are all blind when controlled by me lol. so Resi 7 required me to get close to everything! terrifying and on top of that, I use sound so much more than the average human, so every sound made me freeze!
A close second is the giant frostbite spider in Skyrim VR and bleekfalls barrow. I'm not even scared of spiders, I have a zoology degree. so I just closed my eyes and flailed my weapons around until it unsatisfyingly floated to the floor. it's the noise they make when they walk more than anything, I don't like it haha
When I played F.E.A.R and it's like the second or third time you encounter Alma but she just throws you out the window.
Joe and Mac inside the dinosaur level, anyone? Fighting its kidney stones and taking out its heart gave me serious nightmares. My brother and I couldn't finish the level because Sunday breakfast was ready.
Nothing scared me more than PT
The game that scared me as a kid was silent hill, a game that scared me more recent was the intensity of Alien Isolation
Most scared I’ve ever been in a game was in the game F.E.A.R. Crawling through a ventilation shaft when suddenly my flashlight blinked and I saw Alma running at me on all fours. Needless to say I emptied my shotgun into nothing, but I swear my heart must have stopped for an instance!
Watching the trailer for Parasite Eve on the PlayStation Underground demo disk was terrifying for me as a kid. Watching those cutscenes where the ooze transformed everything it touched gave me the creeps.
A true classic. Still a beautiful game, with a terrifying idea.
Legit I thought about posting this as well. It intrigued me so much but also caused me so much unease.
My anticipation for Ash's Halloween special is at it's peak! Poor David 🥲
Dave, Rob, and Rosie are all playing their games in VR. Have fun!
Most scared I've ever been in a horror game: Fatal Frame/Zero/Project Zero (region dependent). I've only ever managed to get to the point where you give the big bad a hug and get the rope curse (end of Act 1 basically). I did that once, but sadly that was on the memory card with my finally on Disc 4 FF8 save...a card that got stolen. I've not been able to make it through the first 5 minutes of the game since.
Gab (Seans gf) is playing through all of the Fatal Frame games, even the re-mastered version coming out either this or next week.
Would it be possible for future videos like this to include links to the clips you're talking about? I really want to watch Dave being attacked on a rollercoaster of doom and it would be great to have a link to that in the description to go straight there!
Bloomin Heck! Love the idea of Rosie trying not to swear while being torn apart in Alien
Fatal Frame 2; the woman in the box. I didn't even get the cut scene. She just started crawling out, and I just saw her raising her hand out the box from the corner of my eye.
I would have put money on Daves scariest moment being Five Nights at Freddies VR! Haha!
Rosie you are so precious! How you said you did a big swear and the first thing you were worried about was scaring your neighbours ❤️ You are just so wholesome. Also Rosie was a great addition to the team due to her natural charisma, charm and entertaining stories. Also it added a lot of new variety and game expertise to the channel. Fantastic hire and I hope she stays for a long time.
P.S Still love all the old crew and ones no longer here, also Ash is really starting to shine too so lots of love for her as well. If we had Nathan staying, Dan back and a huge list of ideas for Rob’s Friday Features then I’d say it’s perfect!
Incredible skill from the whole team to be going 10 years and still finding new ideas to talk about or refreshing old ideas in creative ways to make it interesting. Also Rob is an absolute wordsmith and poet with some of his videos.
Love you all and keep at it everyone, you make life a little easier for a lot of people and it gives me something to look forward to and cheer me up on days that I’m struggling with life so thank you all
Whenever the teleporting grudge spider lady showed up in the evil within on my first playthrough
I kid you not, I never knew what actual terror felt like before I played Amnesia The Dark Descent.
Well... Played is a big word, I uninstalled after an hour or so.
No other game or movie before or since ever scared me, though.
Alien Isolation is the most intense gaming experience I’ve ever had.
No doubt. I can’t say it’s the scariest game I’ve ever played (that’s Outlast for me), but it’s absolutely the most intense game I’ve ever played
Rosie needs to finish that game. The egg nest was so scary
I once turned Resident Evil 7 on while wearing my VR headset. Quickly realised my mistake, turned it off and popped it back on the shelf. This was over a year ago. Haven't touched either since. They're cursed.
I have played really yet. I saw a clip and was like... nope!
Yup. No way I'd try that in vr. You're far braver than me for actually trying it.
@@Die-Angst um definitely not haha what is wrong with that?
@@Die-Angst they were already third person action games, the change at 4 was losing the fixed camera
My older cousins had two of us younger kids play a section of RE2 (PS1). We've been watching them play and seen that nothing happens at that part, except it's different when your walk by again. Right when the surprise zombie hands grab you from through the window barricade, the sliding door (IRL) opens and one of the older cousins was wearing a zombie mask and crawling in. I threw the controller down and started backing away in terror like in a horror movie. They had a big laugh, us kids embarrassed....FIN.
First encountering Ratking (LOU2) while playing the game in a dark room.