I remember when I played 3 and discovered that the Nemesis followed you through doors. My thought process just dissolved into, "wait, he can't do that! That's cheating!"
*Mr. X breaks through wall. Players natural reaction is to shoot in the direction he wants to go* Me: "ah, yes. The Tank Control equivalent of pissing yourself."
I think the most terrifying thing from Resident Evil was imagining what horrors the original voice "actors" must have gone through to have talked like that.
@@JimboJammy Well, if Jill ever retires from S.T.A.R.S, or the group her and Chris Redfield are in(sorry, temporary brain lapse, can't remember the name of Chris's new anti-biohazard group right now), maybe her and Chris can open their own sandwich shop, call it Jill's Sandwiches, or something catchy like that, and maybe we can finally find out what the hell a Jill Sandwich tastes like... especially if it comes from Jill Valentine herself. Maybe she's actually good at making sandwiches, who knows? Maybe her family made good sandwiches, and she didn't want to, so she decided to be a badass by joining S.T.A.R.S, after her stint in the Delta Force, where she earned extremely high grades in bomb disposal, and as we all know, she's skillful with opening locks with her lockpick, with her skillful fingers. All things I'm quoting from the Resident Evil Archive. Just the stuff about her being the Delta Force, and earning extremely high grades in bomb disposal, and being skilled at opening locks with her lockpick. Nothing in there about making sandwiches, sadly... but I wish there was. Sounds like it'd be good. What do you think a Jill Sandwich would taste like?
The beginning of 7 with Mia and Jack in the farmhouse, that whole first section is the perfect model for how to make horror games. It was terrifying and challenging, it set the tone so well that the reat of the game was genuinely not as scary because of how insane that first part was.
I don't know why, but Resident Evil isn't alone in hating helicopters. The most dangerous thing to be in a horror movie is not "black guy", it's "helicopter crew". Same thing for action movies, for that matter.
@@tba113 I think it's because they're more compact+vertical than planes so you can get them in more urban landscapes, the explosions are a spectacle (completely with flaming blade windmilling somewhere dangerously close to the player character), and they're open and exposed in a way most vehicles aren't (making the crew both vulnerable and visible). Lots of possibilities there.
Once I was hiking and I heard that exact same sound and just about had a heart attack until my brain caught up with itself and realized that I wasn't in a video game and it was just someone's leaf blower.
@@catphotos9836 but....treasure..... I mean you're right, and there's tons of strategies for rushing that section, like the grenade - wall jump strats speed runners use. But the first time i played it, way back when, i could feel my pulse in my goddamn eyeballs. And even now as an adult, fully knowing what to do and how to handle it, i still get an adrenaline rush when i hear the chainsaw rev. It's just more fun that way.
First time I played RE4 and did that bit, never got to meet the guy. I just gunslinged my way against a wall and used the floor ammo to kill them with a pistol. Only realized that the chainsaw guy appears on my third playthrough... When I actually bothered to enter the house...
The children’s room from RE 7! That moment was straight up heart stopping! The slow build up was so bone chilling that encountering the first Molded around the corner made me jump off my seat.
@@GreasySenpai I think it really depends on everyone's own fears, what scares you or not, and these games have so many ways to scare the player that you're bound to think some of these aren't that frightening. For scaredy cats like me for example everything in re7 is scary all of the time and I still have nightmares about Marguerite. So.
@@machin8593 yh i admit it was scary, but it wasnt as scary as i thought it would be. I think thats just part of my personality that I dont get scared at games? Maybe thats it. That might change though for when I get Resident Evil 8: Village
@@GreasySenpai oh man re8 is so different. some parts of the game are downright funny, but overall i think it did deliver on the horror. for what it's worth, house beneviento had the most horrible, scariest scene i've ever seen in a horror game tbh.
I was a little surprised the Regenerator's introduction from Resident Evil 4 didn't make it onto this list. Just about everything about that monster was designed to really unnerve you--the creepy breathing, its shambling, its music--and, of course, the fact that it just. Won't. DIE.
To be honest, the Regenerators' introduction didn't terrify me as much as the frigorific. That's the second creepiest shit ever in any Resident Evil game (competing head-to-head with Lisa Trevor in RE1 Remake and the Interrogation Room jumpscare in Resident Evil 2).
YES! FINALLY, THE COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER BOSS GETS SOME MUCH DESERVED ATTENTION! I remember playing through revelations the first time; I had such an INTENSE feeling of dread and sadness, knowing that the comms officer transformed while desperately trying to call for help and that I'd have to fight him to progress.
My scariest moment was in Code Veronica. As your leaving the medical room where they had been doing autopsies, it interrupts the loading screen door with a small cutscene of one of the body bags moving. Then later on when you are forced to go back in that room you just know one of those zombies got out of the bag.
Oh, that's a good one. Never played Code Veronica though, sorry. So I'd have to say the scariest one I played in the series, was in RE2, maybe 3 or 4. In RE2, while it wasn't Mr. X breaking through walls like the Kool-Aid guy, although that IS pretty damn scary, I'd say one horrifying moment in that game is when you hear G(William Birkin), roaring in the police station, as Claire, and then hearing Sherry say, "That's him, that's the thing I'm running away from!", or another, when you see either the Police Chief, Brian Irons, or the reporter, Ben Bertolucci, getting eviscerated from the inside, and seeing the little G monster things just crawl off, like something out of Aliens or something... or just seeing G, for the first time, and seeing what looks to be a half-man, half-monster, which also has a pipe in one hand, and a claw on it's other hand, and guess what? Now YOU have to fight it! On a tight walkway in the original, and in a generator room in the remake, but it doesn't mean G is any less scary... and when G keeps transforming throughout the game, I think I almost shat myself a few times. And I played the game for the first time back in 1998, during September, the week before my birthday I believe... when I was a kid, playing the scariest game I'd ever played at the time, on the n64, with my dad, (until RE4 came out on the GC, then that became my favorite RE game). But RE2 is scarier than 4 in a lot of ways, but 4 is a good game, there's no denying that. But the memories I have with RE2 and it's incredible remake, (which Code Veronica BADLY needs), are unforgettable. But out of my favorite scary moments from RE2, it's probably the G transformations. Sorry for the long message though.
The very first time you run into a regenerator in RE4. You panic so damn much because you hear it’s breathing, it shambling towards you with the terrifying music that starts playing and you’re in a tight area and you shoot it repeatedly and you have no idea why it isn’t dying and it is just not a good time
Agreed. The regenators are creepy as hell, and the way they breathe, and the way they shuffle towards you, and the way you first see one, Leon asks "What were they doing here?", and then later on, it disappears, and after you got the keycard and as you're leaving the creepy cold lab, it opens the door, and you have to either run by it, or shoot it, hoping it stays down, and then you run by it. But as you're leaving the cold storage, you also have to fight 2 of them at the same time, and then, there's a DIFFERENT kind of Regenator! One with spikes! Even with the Infared Scope, the Regenators are still creepy as hell. I also think they're the equivalent to the Lickers in RE4. And the spiky regenator, just when you think you're safe from the regenerators and you don't have to worry about their creepy breathing, and shuffling and shambling towards you anymore, here comes the spiky one, who's like their leader or something! As creepy as RE4 gets, that is seriously one of the scariest things ever. The game wasn't super scary throughout, but it had scares here and there, but the Regenerators, may very well be the scariest enemies in an RE game those creepy shambling abominations... It really isn't a good time, dude. But despite that, RE4 is still my favorite RE game, and Leon is still my favorite RE character.
@@geovonnie69 Thanks for the reminder. I already knew that, but thanks anyways. If it's not obvious, RE2 and 4 are my favorite RE games, and Leon S. Kennedy is my favorite RE character, and I've played RE4 multiple times, but I don't always remember the names of every enemy. I did finally, recently go through RE4 on Professional Mode, and beat it, on the PS4, before sony became known for being a-holes. Sorry for the random long rambling, dude, but thanks again. If I ever play RE4 again, I'll try the Switch version. It's just so hard to find that version... and when I finally got the Switch, I couldn't find RE4 on the Switch. Sorry again. I just love RE2 and 4 alot more than any of the other RE games. Leon is just such an awesome character in both RE2 and 4. How he goes from rookie cop to hardened cop in one day, and has the worst first day a cop can ever face, but still come out of it being a badass in RE4, is amazing. Not to say that Claire doesn't do her best too, and how she saves and bonds with Sherry, the whole time, is heartwarming. Because I could relate to Sherry, because my parents were often at work too often to spend time with me. It was also so hard to choose between Claire and Leon to play as, when I was a kid, but i always went with Leon. Also, I accidentally misspelled Regenerators in my first comment, sorry about that too. Here's hoping the next time we see Leon, it's in a better game. Re6 wasn't as bad as people say, but it wasn't as good as it should've been. But Leon was still the best character in that game. I think the Iron Maidens are the scariest version of the Regenerator. The normal ones are scary enough, but the Iron Maiden variation are the same, but scarier. They mix all the things that make the Regenerators look and feel scary, and make them slightly more scary, but even though it's only a slight difference, but it's one hell of a difference that makes them scarier than just a plain old Regenerator, you know? But you don't see them as often as regular Regenerators, so maybe that's why most people don't see them as scarier? And that's fine. It's all opinion. Thanks again, and take care, dude.
Me neither. It's well deserved. Have you HEARD the original voice actors? Seriously, have you heard them, dude? It's like the original cast thought they were supposed to be auditioning for a horror themed porno movie, and got lost on their way to that movie set, so they just figured they'd audition for a horror themed game instead.
@@Alexxv3 Or this classic from Richard Aiken: "This hallway's dangerous, there's monsters... ouch". Or even this from Barry Burton: "Take a look at this!", and you know I can't forget the timeless: "You were almost a Jill Sandwich!" Quote! Quality stuff.
@@Alexxv3 Or how about this one from Barry: "Guess I'll just go outside, and get eaten by a monster!" Or this one from Chris: "No! Don't go!!" Or the character introductions? Yeah, they all looked good at the time. But I never got my hands on a ps1. Plus, I never played the original RE. We had an n64. I loved the n64, but I wanted to play the ps1 too. I know the voice acting was the best they could do at the time. Everybody knows that. I was only 3 when this game came out. The first RE I ever played was RE2. The much better sequel with better voice acting. Not like the first one wasn't good, I just never played it until the remake got ported over to the PS4, along with RE0. But I already knew about the corny voice acting, and the questionable soundtrack in the re-release, the one with the bad circus music, that was composed by a guy pretending to be a deaf composer, but in reality, he just couldn't compose music, and was a fraud. Like, I knew all that stuff before I played the original RE2, and the remakes of the first RE, RE2, and 3. And 4, but I've never played Code Veronica. I started with RE2 in 1998, when I was 5. I first played it with my dad. The game took place in September, the week before my birthday, so I thought it'd be a fun horror game to play before then. Something about the cover art made me want to rent it... sorry for making this about RE2, but Leon's my favorite RE character. Edit: P.S.: Richard's not wrong, demons are scary and dangerous. But then again, they're not technically demons, but zombies, zombie dogs, mutated plants, zombie sharks, Lisa Trevor, zombie crows, whatever the hell the Hunters were, and the T-002, aka, the Tyrant. Alright, that last one could be a demon, thanks for the help, Richard...
This doesn't really count, but back in the day I had a demo disk of some PS1 games that included Resident Evil. My sister and I were very young and only ever played the disk for its snowboarding game. Once or twice, though, we accidentally scrolled too far and selected Resident Evil, which sent us screaming and running to hide behind the couch as the demo started up!
I did the same thing for "Silent Hill" on the dreamcast when I was single digits for age. Couldn't get past the zombies killing you before I fear-panicked shut the game off, haha.
When I was first playing it as a 13 or so year old I was putting off going to the loo until a suitable moment.. the licker made that decision for me (no.1 rather than 2, fortunately!)
I've watched and listened to the resi 2 remake let's play so many times now that when someone mentions RE, all I can think of is all of OX screaming "nap room! Yayyyyyy!"
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human I'm not 100% sure about that. The Japanese are well aware of sex appeal and I think Lady D being a sexier version of the Tall Lady was intentional. It was her transformation that really made her unsettling.
The Regenerator's introduction, you read a note about its existence followed by that creepy music, then you see the door open and it's him just sauntering towards you trying to give you a big ol hug.
Oh yeah. House Beneviento cristallized every single one of my worst nightmares in one single scene... It caught me so off guard that I threw the controller and cowered in a corner. Never before did a game make me go into full blown panic mode like that.
I think he only does if he gets into the room with you after you get the latch key for the trapdoor in the room next to the kitchen. It could also possibly be random.
Scariest moment in all Resident Evil franchise. Nemesis jumping through the window, shooting a bazooka, and able to chase you into the next rooms!!! Heart pounding experience for like 3 minutes straight!!!
Agreed. Same here, dude, and yeah, both seeing and hearing Doctor Salvador rev up his chainsaw, also scared the shit out of me as a kid, playing RE4 for the first time back in 2005 on the GameCube, you don't necessarily HAVE to even deal with him, that one time if you don't get the Shotgun until AFTER you wait for the villagers to leave the area, after Ada rings the bell, causing the villagers to leave. Salvador only shows up if you decide to get the Shotgun first. If you sneak around, and keep out of sight, and DON'T get the Shotgun until after the villagers leave, then he doesn't appear. But you do have to fight him later in the game anyways, but getting the gun later saves ammo. But as scary as Doc Salvador is, I think there's at least a few more moments scarier than him and his chainsaw, no offense. The Verdugo boss fight in the sewer, shooting the lake and causing the Del Lago to appear, and the Regenators. But Salvador and his instakill chainsaw of death are a good choice, dude.
Playing 1st Resident Evil games sitting on my brother's bed with him watching. The dog through the window made us jump so much, that we broke one of the slats.
I will never forget the climber in the beginning of RE2 climbing over the window real quickly. It was so early that you knew it wouldn't hurt you just yet. But still, we can't forget.
The worst part about the baby is that it's just a hallucination, but it's still one that can kill you. That whole section just irritates me now though. I dread having to go there after Lady D's place. I'd rather go to the windmill area instead or just straight to Heisenberg's Factory. Heck, I'd rather do Chris's section. Speaking of, I wish they'd let you play his teams arrival in the village, setting up at the church, as a DLC rather than just before the last fight. (And whoever one of his guys that goes to that cave you can only get to by boat.)
*really trying to resist the 'X Gonna Give It To Ya' meme* But yeah, some solid scares on here -- though honestly, that scene with poor Leon getting his head chopped off? YIKES. O.O Totally agree with the RE7 bits on this list, though -- when I saw Helloween play it, keeping away from Jack was downright TENSE. Gotta say, Village has got a lot to live up to. But it has everyone's favorite nine-foot vampire lady, so I think it'll be okay. XD
That jump scare in resi 4 is nothing compared to the iron maidens, those are the scariest enemies I’ve encountered so far and the way they are presented is nerve wrecking.
Honestly nothing felt more fear inducing than the sound of a reanimator from RE4. That heavy breathing sound they make letting you know they're around, but without telling you where exactly was stressful. Not to mention if you were like me and struggled to figure out how to kill them while they slowly shambled towards you, you were most certainly gonna make a mess in your trousers.
As much as you guys screamed when you found out that Jill could get swallowed whole by a Hunter Beta or all the moments that made Andy and Jane shout "Not Sweet Baby Leon!" in the remakes, I thought those would at least get an Honorable Mention! LOL. Loved watching those play throughs! Probably more fun then actually playing!
Original Resident Evil 2, the hand corridor. You know the one. Gives me a heart attack every time! Also the introduction of the crimson heads 😱 *runs out of the room screaming*
Fridge guy was a quality jump scare but if I had to pick a moment from RE4 it'd be facing the Regenerators for the first time - the noise they make, the intense music, the way they regrow their limbs unexpectedly as you pump them with bullets until you figure out how to kill them. Honourable mentions: first fight with G in the Machinery Room in RE2 Remake, Marguerite fight in RE7, Licker bursting through the interview window in RE2
Chainsaw Guy and Regenerator's first appearance in RE4 could have been on the list. Both of these are overpowered when they first appear and scare the shit out of you.
@@shawnfields2369 Right, the name just went out of my mind. The spikey one isnt that impactful as the first one. The game doesnt even tell you how to kill the first regenerator unless you pass atleast two of them. Same goes for Dr Salvador’s first appearance. Later ones arent something to be afraid of. You know how to defeat them and you have the firepower.
@@Maz2bi Fair enough. It's ok, if your forgot the name of Doctor Salvador. Not an easy thing to remember whilst an insane man with a damn chainsaw is chasing you around, trying to kill you. Also, yeah, while the Iron Maiden(that's what the spiky Regenators are called, I forgot their name too), and while it's not as impactful as the first appearance of a Regenator, it works for me. Sure, you have the firepower to kill them, the Infared Scope, but that doesn't make them not any less scary. Especially on Hardcore mode. Now that's scary. Sure, they're not AS scary on later attempts, but you never forget how scary a Regenator/Iron Maiden's breathing is... or hearing Salvador revving up his chainsaw, and hearing his crazed laugh off somewhere, and realizing he's not that far away... also, there's the creepy cloaked dudes whispering. Also pretty creepy, and all from my deepest memories of playing RE4, and being scared shitless. Although the remakes of 1, and 2, are scarier than 4, as is the original RE3, but I think 4 does genuinely have it's scary moments. Not as many as the first 3, but it's still a great game overall, and an amazing experience of an RE game. Although the RE2 remake is now tied with RE4 as my favorite RE game. Even though I've played the original RE2 and 4. But, again, dude/lady. Fair enough. Thanks though.
You forgot about the margrit baker boss fight, all the times she would spider crawl away only to try to pull you out a window, up a fireplace, or into the attic.
Not resident evil related but One of the worst jump scares I had was when a zombie fell out a wardrobe when I was searching houses in dying light. I had search loads and never had a zombie do that, so this one time it did after 20+ hours of gaming really shat me up lol
The Comms Officer fight was the absolute scariest event of any video game I've ever played. The beautiful music of the promenade deck cutting out to absolute silence only broken that monster's efforts to send his mayday call will forever haunt me. Having to put the beast down while he begs for help was brutal. Poor guy. I felt like it was "itchy tasty" brought to life in terrible detail.
@@outsidexbox Not gonna lie, that's actually pretty hilarious. Just that lone pair of words has been stuck in my head for decades now that it has cropped up in my mind sometimes when I look at rotted meat.
I'll never forget seeing the Hunters for the first time in the first Resident Evil on the PlayStation. That cutscene with it dashing through the hallway, then... Opening the door. Crap, they're smart and fast! Run!!
You got my favourite right here, the zombies crashing the loading screen was absolutely terrifying and I can honestly say I felt my heart stop for a second. Only Lisa from PT has managed to come close to how I felt with the RE2 scare!
"Mia changes back and forth from evil to her "normal" self so quickly.''... You've never dated a millennial girl, huh? The opening of Re7 was like my average Friday night.
For me the most memorable thing was in the original nemeses game when he jumps through the wall at the police station. That gave me nightmares for weeks.
Revelations 2 first encounter with Glasps was just terrifying.... Invisible bugs with instakill mechanics. Even knowing where they are now, those things sounds and hazy screen suckkkkk lol Next to regenerators, those things a freaky as hell.
@2:08 that is the perfect OG Resident Evil response: putting a panic bullet into the wall. Because, you know, bad controls. Things really were harder in the old days...
For me the scariest resi moment will always be that moment in resi 2 where you walk through a long corridor, focusing firmly on the boarded up windows on your right, when a huge zombie crocodile comes crashing through a door on your left. It's the scariest because that's when I threw the controller away (in panic not anger) and stopped playing
I'll never ever forget seeing that zombie turning round to look at me in Resi 1 on PS1. I'd never ever seen anything like that. I have been hooked ever since.
Me: (watches a cutscene) Game: (plagas drop a dead body in the water and a giant monster eats it) Me: ". . . . . . ." Game: "Get in the boat, Tera. . . Get in the boat. . ."
William birkin giving the mayor a mouthwash and later burst out from him is a memorable one indeed in RE 2. Or in the remake when mr x forcefully opens the elevator slowly when your about to go down the sewers....
Resident Evil has always been the master of ambience. I recall cowering in the gun shop with Kendo the very first time I played RE2 because of the Raccoon city carrying the pained moans of the dead were more terrifying than any game I played
The original RE2, one of the first games I played on PS1. I was playing at night, in a room without any overhead lights. When the licker ran across the window, before you even fight it. I screamed, dropped the controller and ran right the hell up on out of there. Didn't go back to play until the next day, when it was nice and sunny.
Oh hell yeah, some love for RE: Revelations! That game was actually the first game I ever played on my 3ds waaaay back in high school. Lotta nostalgia for it, great game
I remember when I played 3 and discovered that the Nemesis followed you through doors. My thought process just dissolved into, "wait, he can't do that! That's cheating!"
My reaction: “This game is broken, that can’t happen! He can’t follow you through doors! Everybody knows the zombies natural enemy is the door.”
@@HARBRINGERZERO My natural reaction to your reaction: "That's not a zombie, you fool! NOW RUN!!"
Love Jane’s “you’re getting all bit”. That’s honestly about as helpful as I’d be in the same situation.
Watch the whole playthrough and see what she says when Alcina shows up...i won't spoil it
@@izzyalistair well, I know what I’m doing later. Thanks!
@@anactualmango I laughed so hard I almost threw up first time I heard it, Jane is the funniest person on this channel
Jack chasing you through the house isn't nearly as scary as garden shed fight with Margerite popping through the ceiling and windows randomly
What's the title of the video?
*Mr. X breaks through wall. Players natural reaction is to shoot in the direction he wants to go*
Me: "ah, yes. The Tank Control equivalent of pissing yourself."
To be That Guy, I suspect that was the player having auto-aim on, but Mr X not counting as being there until he finished his little entrance.
I laughed hard, thank you
I think the most terrifying thing from resident evil was the possibility of becoming a jill sandwich
I think the most terrifying thing from Resident Evil was imagining what horrors the original voice "actors" must have gone through to have talked like that.
Terrifying yet curious....
I do wonder what a Jill sandwich would have looked like.
@@JimboJammy Well, if Jill ever retires from S.T.A.R.S, or the group her and Chris Redfield are in(sorry, temporary brain lapse, can't remember the name of Chris's new anti-biohazard group right now), maybe her and Chris can open their own sandwich shop, call it Jill's Sandwiches, or something catchy like that, and maybe we can finally find out what the hell a Jill Sandwich tastes like... especially if it comes from Jill Valentine herself. Maybe she's actually good at making sandwiches, who knows? Maybe her family made good sandwiches, and she didn't want to, so she decided to be a badass by joining S.T.A.R.S, after her stint in the Delta Force, where she earned extremely high grades in bomb disposal, and as we all know, she's skillful with opening locks with her lockpick, with her skillful fingers. All things I'm quoting from the Resident Evil Archive. Just the stuff about her being the Delta Force, and earning extremely high grades in bomb disposal, and being skilled at opening locks with her lockpick. Nothing in there about making sandwiches, sadly... but I wish there was. Sounds like it'd be good. What do you think a Jill Sandwich would taste like?
@@shawnfields2369 for some reason I imagine a Jill sandwich to be quite peppery. No idea why!
@@JimboJammy Huh... maybe it's because Jill likes to spice things up?
The beginning of 7 with Mia and Jack in the farmhouse, that whole first section is the perfect model for how to make horror games. It was terrifying and challenging, it set the tone so well that the reat of the game was genuinely not as scary because of how insane that first part was.
I was just thinking the same thing. I played it in vr and It was still unsettling but could've been better
Nah it was scary af first playthrough up to marguerite boss fight
the boat was scary too
Well said. Had that feeling where you didn't wanna move forward in the game or even move.
@@SardonischerDean literally
"What does Resident Evil have against walls?"
Probably the same thing they have against helicopters.
I don't know why, but Resident Evil isn't alone in hating helicopters. The most dangerous thing to be in a horror movie is not "black guy", it's "helicopter crew". Same thing for action movies, for that matter.
Well once you find out the word helicopter is made of the two latin words helico and pter encountering a Helico Pter can be quite infuriating.
@@trashaimgamer7822 you mean latin words "Helix" and "Pteros"
Gears of War has an even bigger hate against helicopters, remember that not one of em ever stayed up long
@@tba113 I think it's because they're more compact+vertical than planes so you can get them in more urban landscapes, the explosions are a spectacle (completely with flaming blade windmilling somewhere dangerously close to the player character), and they're open and exposed in a way most vehicles aren't (making the crew both vulnerable and visible). Lots of possibilities there.
The village "ambush" in RE4 when you hear the chainsaw revving. Still sends a chill down my back.
Once I was hiking and I heard that exact same sound and just about had a heart attack until my brain caught up with itself and realized that I wasn't in a video game and it was just someone's leaf blower.
@@cozy_kelpie Yeah well, that's what they want you to think...
Pro tip: you can beat that section without spawning Chainsaw Man by not picking up the shotgun until Leon says his bingo line.
@@catphotos9836 but....treasure.....
I mean you're right, and there's tons of strategies for rushing that section, like the grenade - wall jump strats speed runners use. But the first time i played it, way back when, i could feel my pulse in my goddamn eyeballs. And even now as an adult, fully knowing what to do and how to handle it, i still get an adrenaline rush when i hear the chainsaw rev. It's just more fun that way.
First time I played RE4 and did that bit, never got to meet the guy. I just gunslinged my way against a wall and used the floor ammo to kill them with a pistol.
Only realized that the chainsaw guy appears on my third playthrough... When I actually bothered to enter the house...
The children’s room from RE 7! That moment was straight up heart stopping! The slow build up was so bone chilling that encountering the first Molded around the corner made me jump off my seat.
Idk id its just me Jonathan, but tbh, that part didnt scare me one bit
@@GreasySenpai I think it really depends on everyone's own fears, what scares you or not, and these games have so many ways to scare the player that you're bound to think some of these aren't that frightening. For scaredy cats like me for example everything in re7 is scary all of the time and I still have nightmares about Marguerite. So.
@@machin8593 yh i admit it was scary, but it wasnt as scary as i thought it would be. I think thats just part of my personality that I dont get scared at games? Maybe thats it. That might change though for when I get Resident Evil 8: Village
@@GreasySenpai oh man re8 is so different. some parts of the game are downright funny, but overall i think it did deliver on the horror. for what it's worth, house beneviento had the most horrible, scariest scene i've ever seen in a horror game tbh.
Instablaster...
I was a little surprised the Regenerator's introduction from Resident Evil 4 didn't make it onto this list. Just about everything about that monster was designed to really unnerve you--the creepy breathing, its shambling, its music--and, of course, the fact that it just. Won't. DIE.
Same. Was coming here to say this, glad I’m not the only one who thinks so.
Yeah I’m still terrified. Very surprised that wasn’t here
Not just hard to kill, but moved faster after losing limbs.. And again the breathing..
One time I shot it's leg off and it immediately slithered through the floor and jumped at my face. Oh god that shit made me jump out of my seat.
To be honest, the Regenerators' introduction didn't terrify me as much as the frigorific. That's the second creepiest shit ever in any Resident Evil game (competing head-to-head with Lisa Trevor in RE1 Remake and the Interrogation Room jumpscare in Resident Evil 2).
YES! FINALLY, THE COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER BOSS GETS SOME MUCH DESERVED ATTENTION! I remember playing through revelations the first time; I had such an INTENSE feeling of dread and sadness, knowing that the comms officer transformed while desperately trying to call for help and that I'd have to fight him to progress.
Same! I couldn't sleep after playing that part. It's sad that he screams "stop it, I'm human!" When you're shooting him.
If there is a silver lining, you put him out of his misery.
@@livingcorpse5664 yeah 😱
@@livingcorpse5664 How miserable was he though?
@@marhawkman303 he had his friend telling him jokes, so it wasn't all bad.
My scariest moment was in Code Veronica. As your leaving the medical room where they had been doing autopsies, it interrupts the loading screen door with a small cutscene of one of the body bags moving. Then later on when you are forced to go back in that room you just know one of those zombies got out of the bag.
Oh, that's a good one. Never played Code Veronica though, sorry. So I'd have to say the scariest one I played in the series, was in RE2, maybe 3 or 4. In RE2, while it wasn't Mr. X breaking through walls like the Kool-Aid guy, although that IS pretty damn scary, I'd say one horrifying moment in that game is when you hear G(William Birkin), roaring in the police station, as Claire, and then hearing Sherry say, "That's him, that's the thing I'm running away from!", or another, when you see either the Police Chief, Brian Irons, or the reporter, Ben Bertolucci, getting eviscerated from the inside, and seeing the little G monster things just crawl off, like something out of Aliens or something... or just seeing G, for the first time, and seeing what looks to be a half-man, half-monster, which also has a pipe in one hand, and a claw on it's other hand, and guess what? Now YOU have to fight it! On a tight walkway in the original, and in a generator room in the remake, but it doesn't mean G is any less scary... and when G keeps transforming throughout the game, I think I almost shat myself a few times. And I played the game for the first time back in 1998, during September, the week before my birthday I believe... when I was a kid, playing the scariest game I'd ever played at the time, on the n64, with my dad, (until RE4 came out on the GC, then that became my favorite RE game). But RE2 is scarier than 4 in a lot of ways, but 4 is a good game, there's no denying that. But the memories I have with RE2 and it's incredible remake, (which Code Veronica BADLY needs), are unforgettable. But out of my favorite scary moments from RE2, it's probably the G transformations. Sorry for the long message though.
Damn forgot bout that. It was pretty creepy. Code Veronica was underrated.
The very first time you run into a regenerator in RE4. You panic so damn much because you hear it’s breathing, it shambling towards you with the terrifying music that starts playing and you’re in a tight area and you shoot it repeatedly and you have no idea why it isn’t dying and it is just not a good time
Agreed. The regenators are creepy as hell, and the way they breathe, and the way they shuffle towards you, and the way you first see one, Leon asks "What were they doing here?", and then later on, it disappears, and after you got the keycard and as you're leaving the creepy cold lab, it opens the door, and you have to either run by it, or shoot it, hoping it stays down, and then you run by it. But as you're leaving the cold storage, you also have to fight 2 of them at the same time, and then, there's a DIFFERENT kind of Regenator! One with spikes! Even with the Infared Scope, the Regenators are still creepy as hell. I also think they're the equivalent to the Lickers in RE4. And the spiky regenator, just when you think you're safe from the regenerators and you don't have to worry about their creepy breathing, and shuffling and shambling towards you anymore, here comes the spiky one, who's like their leader or something! As creepy as RE4 gets, that is seriously one of the scariest things ever. The game wasn't super scary throughout, but it had scares here and there, but the Regenerators, may very well be the scariest enemies in an RE game those creepy shambling abominations... It really isn't a good time, dude. But despite that, RE4 is still my favorite RE game, and Leon is still my favorite RE character.
YES! That scary breathing and movement. Also not knowing what the hell you're up against
@@shawnfields2369 The spiked ones were called iron maidens.
@@geovonnie69 Thanks for the reminder. I already knew that, but thanks anyways. If it's not obvious, RE2 and 4 are my favorite RE games, and Leon S. Kennedy is my favorite RE character, and I've played RE4 multiple times, but I don't always remember the names of every enemy. I did finally, recently go through RE4 on Professional Mode, and beat it, on the PS4, before sony became known for being a-holes. Sorry for the random long rambling, dude, but thanks again. If I ever play RE4 again, I'll try the Switch version. It's just so hard to find that version... and when I finally got the Switch, I couldn't find RE4 on the Switch. Sorry again. I just love RE2 and 4 alot more than any of the other RE games. Leon is just such an awesome character in both RE2 and 4. How he goes from rookie cop to hardened cop in one day, and has the worst first day a cop can ever face, but still come out of it being a badass in RE4, is amazing. Not to say that Claire doesn't do her best too, and how she saves and bonds with Sherry, the whole time, is heartwarming. Because I could relate to Sherry, because my parents were often at work too often to spend time with me. It was also so hard to choose between Claire and Leon to play as, when I was a kid, but i always went with Leon. Also, I accidentally misspelled Regenerators in my first comment, sorry about that too. Here's hoping the next time we see Leon, it's in a better game. Re6 wasn't as bad as people say, but it wasn't as good as it should've been. But Leon was still the best character in that game. I think the Iron Maidens are the scariest version of the Regenerator. The normal ones are scary enough, but the Iron Maiden variation are the same, but scarier. They mix all the things that make the Regenerators look and feel scary, and make them slightly more scary, but even though it's only a slight difference, but it's one hell of a difference that makes them scarier than just a plain old Regenerator, you know? But you don't see them as often as regular Regenerators, so maybe that's why most people don't see them as scarier? And that's fine. It's all opinion. Thanks again, and take care, dude.
Ahh yes, those bastards. I was so scared on the first encounter that i rocket-launchered the fucker.
Generally Jack was the most scary in RE7 but the scariest moment for me was that Margaret scare when going up into the raven door in the old house.
I actually think Spider Margriete bursting through the window in the greenhouse was more terrifying
I'll never get tired of Oxbox roasting the voice acting of the original resident evil
Me neither. It's well deserved. Have you HEARD the original voice actors? Seriously, have you heard them, dude? It's like the original cast thought they were supposed to be auditioning for a horror themed porno movie, and got lost on their way to that movie set, so they just figured they'd audition for a horror themed game instead.
"ThIs hAlLwAy Is DaNGeRoUs" XD
@@Alexxv3 Or this classic from Richard Aiken: "This hallway's dangerous, there's monsters... ouch". Or even this from Barry Burton: "Take a look at this!", and you know I can't forget the timeless: "You were almost a Jill Sandwich!" Quote! Quality stuff.
@@shawnfields2369 Theres demons outside! 🤣 it was so good at its time though
@@Alexxv3 Or how about this one from Barry: "Guess I'll just go outside, and get eaten by a monster!" Or this one from Chris: "No! Don't go!!" Or the character introductions? Yeah, they all looked good at the time. But I never got my hands on a ps1. Plus, I never played the original RE. We had an n64. I loved the n64, but I wanted to play the ps1 too. I know the voice acting was the best they could do at the time. Everybody knows that. I was only 3 when this game came out. The first RE I ever played was RE2. The much better sequel with better voice acting. Not like the first one wasn't good, I just never played it until the remake got ported over to the PS4, along with RE0. But I already knew about the corny voice acting, and the questionable soundtrack in the re-release, the one with the bad circus music, that was composed by a guy pretending to be a deaf composer, but in reality, he just couldn't compose music, and was a fraud. Like, I knew all that stuff before I played the original RE2, and the remakes of the first RE, RE2, and 3. And 4, but I've never played Code Veronica. I started with RE2 in 1998, when I was 5. I first played it with my dad. The game took place in September, the week before my birthday, so I thought it'd be a fun horror game to play before then. Something about the cover art made me want to rent it... sorry for making this about RE2, but Leon's my favorite RE character. Edit: P.S.: Richard's not wrong, demons are scary and dangerous. But then again, they're not technically demons, but zombies, zombie dogs, mutated plants, zombie sharks, Lisa Trevor, zombie crows, whatever the hell the Hunters were, and the T-002, aka, the Tyrant. Alright, that last one could be a demon, thanks for the help, Richard...
This doesn't really count, but back in the day I had a demo disk of some PS1 games that included Resident Evil. My sister and I were very young and only ever played the disk for its snowboarding game. Once or twice, though, we accidentally scrolled too far and selected Resident Evil, which sent us screaming and running to hide behind the couch as the demo started up!
I did the same thing for "Silent Hill" on the dreamcast when I was single digits for age. Couldn't get past the zombies killing you before I fear-panicked shut the game off, haha.
Oh I didn’t know dollightful was a gamer ;-; hello ma’am
Ah those were the days!
I need you guys to do a playthrough of R8 on the channel. Andy terrified, Jane thirsting over the vampire ladies
They did a playthrough of the demo. And yeah, Jane was all "yes please" about being made a vampire.
Me thirsting over Jane...
Remember everyone, if you can't handle Mia at her "Blegh!", you don't deserve Mia at her "Hey Ethan!" 🤣🤣🤣
My scariest moment was in Code Veronica when a zombie walked down the stairs for the first time.
Pfft, surely they can't do tha-
Yeah I remember that I was like ha zombies can’t walk the stairs.....when I see it I was like wtf!!!
Last time I was this early, people weren’t simping for a 9ft tall vampire lady. Which is never.
All I could think about when I saw this notification was Ellen in her Fear Academy...
"Luke, we've done lists on this!!"
The licker jumped through the mirror on RE2 was the closest I’ve come to death in my 33 years. And that includes the time I crashed Wiggy’s bike.
Every.
SINGLE.
Time.
I’ve jumped out of my chair more than once because of that licker! 😬
When I was first playing it as a 13 or so year old I was putting off going to the loo until a suitable moment.. the licker made that decision for me (no.1 rather than 2, fortunately!)
What about getting grabbed by the xenomorph coming out of the vent above you in Alien Isolation?
@@carljohan9265 I’ve not played it yet, I’ve got it downloaded on my to do list.
"They know what they're doing." Truer words, my friend
Those damn dogs jumping through the windows in the first Resident Evil still haunt me to this day.
For me it was less a case of fight or run, and more a case of work out where the hell I'd just thrown the pad
Not scary but the worst part is always hearing "LEONNN!" in re4
I've watched and listened to the resi 2 remake let's play so many times now that when someone mentions RE, all I can think of is all of OX screaming "nap room! Yayyyyyy!"
i feel like there needs to be a compilation of the BTS references you guys have made, like i know its only like four or five but they amuse me
Not a BTS fan but it's hilarious
Definitely cracks me up every time they make one
Honestly, it was the first time I heard one from them, so it really surprised me
@@vozezh3855 oh man this is why we need the compilation
Andy's face when we says "they know what they're doing" when it comes to big vampire lady is perfect
I like to imagine the whole Capcom dev team thought they made a really scary villain and they are furious that the internet is thirsty over her.
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human I'm not 100% sure about that. The Japanese are well aware of sex appeal and I think Lady D being a sexier version of the Tall Lady was intentional. It was her transformation that really made her unsettling.
The Coms Officer is also terrifying because he still is somewhat aware as he pleads with you to stop shooting him because he is not a zombie.
RE2 Remake genuinely makes my heart beat so fast, when the dogs ran at me in the kennels I screamed, panic shot, and paused the game.
Gotta love that Revelations is here. Such an underrated gem.
For real, although the turtle mutants reminded me of TMNT.
But is it better than RE Gaiden?
Scariest moment for me was Jack Baker catching me right after dinner and busting my leg.
The Regenerator's introduction, you read a note about its existence followed by that creepy music, then you see the door open and it's him just sauntering towards you trying to give you a big ol hug.
Okay, but now that village is out. Definitely House Beneviento. That had me horrified.
That damn baby monster!
@@fleabaguette9699 Exactly, that part is very similar to Silent Hill P.T
Oh yeah. House Beneviento cristallized every single one of my worst nightmares in one single scene... It caught me so off guard that I threw the controller and cowered in a corner. Never before did a game make me go into full blown panic mode like that.
I finished playing re 7 yesterday. Everytime you had an hallucination on the boat gave me a mini heart attack
I had no idea that Jack Baker could actually cut your foot off... toe-tally uncalled for Jack 👀
I think he only does if he gets into the room with you after you get the latch key for the trapdoor in the room next to the kitchen. It could also possibly be random.
Scariest moment in all Resident Evil franchise. Nemesis jumping through the window, shooting a bazooka, and able to chase you into the next rooms!!! Heart pounding experience for like 3 minutes straight!!!
Those regenerators gave me sleepless nights
Dr Salvador revving his chainsaw scared the shit out of me when I was a kid
Agreed. Same here, dude, and yeah, both seeing and hearing Doctor Salvador rev up his chainsaw, also scared the shit out of me as a kid, playing RE4 for the first time back in 2005 on the GameCube, you don't necessarily HAVE to even deal with him, that one time if you don't get the Shotgun until AFTER you wait for the villagers to leave the area, after Ada rings the bell, causing the villagers to leave. Salvador only shows up if you decide to get the Shotgun first. If you sneak around, and keep out of sight, and DON'T get the Shotgun until after the villagers leave, then he doesn't appear. But you do have to fight him later in the game anyways, but getting the gun later saves ammo. But as scary as Doc Salvador is, I think there's at least a few more moments scarier than him and his chainsaw, no offense. The Verdugo boss fight in the sewer, shooting the lake and causing the Del Lago to appear, and the Regenators. But Salvador and his instakill chainsaw of death are a good choice, dude.
@@shawnfields2369 Del lago was very scary too I didn’t even think of that. So many scary moments in that game
Playing 1st Resident Evil games sitting on my brother's bed with him watching. The dog through the window made us jump so much, that we broke one of the slats.
I fell off my brother’s bed back in the day watching him play RE2 when the crows broke through the window! Upset the whole house lol
The lady at 0:22: adds a whole new meaning to the phrase "Fly-girl".
My greatest nightmare from these games came from the big fish in the lake chasing Leon back to a boat in RE4
how can you miss out resi evil nemesis, almost every time nemesis shows up scared me and that voice when he says STARS
Anything with Marguerite Baker was scary for me
I will never forget the climber in the beginning of RE2 climbing over the window real quickly. It was so early that you knew it wouldn't hurt you just yet. But still, we can't forget.
Haha just came here after finishing RE8 Village, it's terrifying as hell. Good luck with that wrectched Baby my friends!
The worst part about the baby is that it's just a hallucination, but it's still one that can kill you. That whole section just irritates me now though. I dread having to go there after Lady D's place. I'd rather go to the windmill area instead or just straight to Heisenberg's Factory. Heck, I'd rather do Chris's section. Speaking of, I wish they'd let you play his teams arrival in the village, setting up at the church, as a DLC rather than just before the last fight. (And whoever one of his guys that goes to that cave you can only get to by boat.)
*really trying to resist the 'X Gonna Give It To Ya' meme* But yeah, some solid scares on here -- though honestly, that scene with poor Leon getting his head chopped off? YIKES. O.O Totally agree with the RE7 bits on this list, though -- when I saw Helloween play it, keeping away from Jack was downright TENSE. Gotta say, Village has got a lot to live up to. But it has everyone's favorite nine-foot vampire lady, so I think it'll be okay. XD
The dogs... They terrified me so bad back then I never finished the game.
😂
9:37 scariest thing about seeing this screen is knowing you have the dual shock version of the game with the weird alternate soundtrack
That jump scare in resi 4 is nothing compared to the iron maidens, those are the scariest enemies I’ve encountered so far and the way they are presented is nerve wrecking.
Honestly nothing felt more fear inducing than the sound of a reanimator from RE4. That heavy breathing sound they make letting you know they're around, but without telling you where exactly was stressful. Not to mention if you were like me and struggled to figure out how to kill them while they slowly shambled towards you, you were most certainly gonna make a mess in your trousers.
Yup. That belabored breathing is the stuff of nightmares. And then they grow _spikes!_
As much as you guys screamed when you found out that Jill could get swallowed whole by a Hunter Beta or all the moments that made Andy and Jane shout "Not Sweet Baby Leon!" in the remakes, I thought those would at least get an Honorable Mention! LOL. Loved watching those play throughs! Probably more fun then actually playing!
Original Resident Evil 2, the hand corridor. You know the one. Gives me a heart attack every time!
Also the introduction of the crimson heads 😱 *runs out of the room screaming*
What about the first regenerator in Resident Evil 4? The heavy wheezing breathing and it slowly shambling toward you. Gave me nightmares.
Fridge guy was a quality jump scare but if I had to pick a moment from RE4 it'd be facing the Regenerators for the first time - the noise they make, the intense music, the way they regrow their limbs unexpectedly as you pump them with bullets until you figure out how to kill them. Honourable mentions: first fight with G in the Machinery Room in RE2 Remake, Marguerite fight in RE7, Licker bursting through the interview window in RE2
You had me at tall vampire lady... please, do continue.
Chainsaw Guy and Regenerator's first appearance in RE4 could have been on the list. Both of these are overpowered when they first appear and scare the shit out of you.
Fyi, Chainsaw guy's name is Doctor Salvador. And there's more than one type of Regenator. There's the spiky one.
@@shawnfields2369 Right, the name just went out of my mind. The spikey one isnt that impactful as the first one. The game doesnt even tell you how to kill the first regenerator unless you pass atleast two of them.
Same goes for Dr Salvador’s first appearance.
Later ones arent something to be afraid of. You know how to defeat them and you have the firepower.
@@Maz2bi Fair enough. It's ok, if your forgot the name of Doctor Salvador. Not an easy thing to remember whilst an insane man with a damn chainsaw is chasing you around, trying to kill you. Also, yeah, while the Iron Maiden(that's what the spiky Regenators are called, I forgot their name too), and while it's not as impactful as the first appearance of a Regenator, it works for me. Sure, you have the firepower to kill them, the Infared Scope, but that doesn't make them not any less scary. Especially on Hardcore mode. Now that's scary. Sure, they're not AS scary on later attempts, but you never forget how scary a Regenator/Iron Maiden's breathing is... or hearing Salvador revving up his chainsaw, and hearing his crazed laugh off somewhere, and realizing he's not that far away... also, there's the creepy cloaked dudes whispering. Also pretty creepy, and all from my deepest memories of playing RE4, and being scared shitless. Although the remakes of 1, and 2, are scarier than 4, as is the original RE3, but I think 4 does genuinely have it's scary moments. Not as many as the first 3, but it's still a great game overall, and an amazing experience of an RE game. Although the RE2 remake is now tied with RE4 as my favorite RE game. Even though I've played the original RE2 and 4. But, again, dude/lady. Fair enough. Thanks though.
7:50 Thank you auto-captions , "the tea abyss virus outbreak" feels like the most British thing ever. And it made me spill mine while laughing.
You forgot about the margrit baker boss fight, all the times she would spider crawl away only to try to pull you out a window, up a fireplace, or into the attic.
Not resident evil related but
One of the worst jump scares I had was when a zombie fell out a wardrobe when I was searching houses in dying light.
I had search loads and never had a zombie do that, so this one time it did after 20+ hours of gaming really shat me up lol
The Comms Officer fight was the absolute scariest event of any video game I've ever played. The beautiful music of the promenade deck cutting out to absolute silence only broken that monster's efforts to send his mayday call will forever haunt me. Having to put the beast down while he begs for help was brutal. Poor guy. I felt like it was "itchy tasty" brought to life in terrible detail.
he even says "itchy, tasty" if you wait long enough😬
@@outsidexbox Not gonna lie, that's actually pretty hilarious. Just that lone pair of words has been stuck in my head for decades now that it has cropped up in my mind sometimes when I look at rotted meat.
I'll never forget seeing the Hunters for the first time in the first Resident Evil on the PlayStation. That cutscene with it dashing through the hallway, then... Opening the door. Crap, they're smart and fast! Run!!
Anytime in RE7 when Marguerite would run at you when she caught you, especially the Bedroom DLC.
Throughout the whole video I just kept thinking about: Jane - "Step on me." 😂
the way whoever captured the RE2 window scare BOLTED for the door is so respectable. absolutely love the telegraphed terror
You got my favourite right here, the zombies crashing the loading screen was absolutely terrifying and I can honestly say I felt my heart stop for a second. Only Lisa from PT has managed to come close to how I felt with the RE2 scare!
"Will it be able to top these?"
* glances at the Beneviento Basement Baby *
"Yeah, probably."
Mr. X gonna give it to you...
RIP DmX
"Mia changes back and forth from evil to her "normal" self so quickly.''...
You've never dated a millennial girl, huh?
The opening of Re7 was like my average Friday night.
For me the most memorable thing was in the original nemeses game when he jumps through the wall at the police station. That gave me nightmares for weeks.
The regenerator noises from re4 deserve an honorable mention.
Entering the changing/shower rooms in RE2 remake and the body tumbling out the locker. Got me even on the occasions I expected it
RE2 Remake, Mr. X actively hunting you through the RPD. He actually walks through the station, listens for you, and double checks areas.
The baby monster from resi 8: "hold my beer."
That 1st shot when Mr. X broke through the wall was pure comedy! 🤣🤣🤣
2:07 Ah, the Panic Shot with Auto-Aim off...
9:42 Wow, it's been a while since the last BTS/Jung Ho-seok reference.
The scariest moment I played was in RE4 the verdugo boss fight.
It's basically a wannabe xenomorph hunting you in a sewer.
Revelations 2 first encounter with Glasps was just terrifying.... Invisible bugs with instakill mechanics. Even knowing where they are now, those things sounds and hazy screen suckkkkk lol
Next to regenerators, those things a freaky as hell.
Resident Evil 5 was my first Resident Evil, so the first Uroboros fight holds a special place in my heart.
Resident Evil Outbreak File 1 and File 2 had some real memorable ones for a game that made ya play with a group of survivors.
@2:08 that is the perfect OG Resident Evil response: putting a panic bullet into the wall. Because, you know, bad controls.
Things really were harder in the old days...
the jumpscare at the beginning of re7 “welcome to the family son” was the best i’ve ever experienced
Not being able to shoot regenerators and iron maidens in Re4. Now I can’t trust my one defence.. guns.
Crimson Heads, because what we needed was for Zombies to be more agile and aggressive.
For me the scariest resi moment will always be that moment in resi 2 where you walk through a long corridor, focusing firmly on the boarded up windows on your right, when a huge zombie crocodile comes crashing through a door on your left. It's the scariest because that's when I threw the controller away (in panic not anger) and stopped playing
I'll never ever forget seeing that zombie turning round to look at me in Resi 1 on PS1. I'd never ever seen anything like that. I have been hooked ever since.
And now we got a fucking baby on the list; may not be the scariest moment, but definitely one of the most disturbing monster
It's both disturbing and terrifying
Lucas ' "game section. A "Saw" like section where you were forced to remove your fingers. The psychology of it is terrifying
Me: (watches a cutscene)
Game: (plagas drop a dead body in the water and a giant monster eats it)
Me: ". . . . . . ."
Game: "Get in the boat, Tera. . . Get in the boat. . ."
Don't forget about lockers! You can never trust lockers either.
They can't keep you safe in Outlast or Alien Isolation, enemies like to hide in them, and so many of them are empty or only have a few bottle caps.
Any part with the dogs, I am terrified of them. Especially in RE2 Remake when you have to go to the kennel area.
William birkin giving the mayor a mouthwash and later burst out from him is a memorable one indeed in RE 2.
Or in the remake when mr x forcefully opens the elevator slowly when your about to go down the sewers....
Mr. X without mods: OH NO! HE'S GONNA GET ME!
Mr. X with the "X gonna give it to ya" mod: WASSUP HOMIE!
Resident Evil has always been the master of ambience. I recall cowering in the gun shop with Kendo the very first time I played RE2 because of the Raccoon city carrying the pained moans of the dead were more terrifying than any game I played
The "blasting thru wall scenes" makes me laugh, im thinking of the "OOOOH YEAH!"
In re7 Jack baker almost gave my a heart attack when he burst from the wall, in re2 remake the tyrant did the same thing
The original RE2, one of the first games I played on PS1. I was playing at night, in a room without any overhead lights. When the licker ran across the window, before you even fight it. I screamed, dropped the controller and ran right the hell up on out of there. Didn't go back to play until the next day, when it was nice and sunny.
The Chainsae guy by far. Surprise you didn't talk about Jane's fear of spiders
Now we can add the entire Beneviento house to this. I didn't expect everything to go all PT...
That piano playing was the scariest thing ever, ngl. Lol.
Oh hell yeah, some love for RE: Revelations! That game was actually the first game I ever played on my 3ds waaaay back in high school. Lotta nostalgia for it, great game