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I can’t show the full picture because it’s simply too scary
Unexplained creepy things you found in non-horror games
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I can’t show the full picture because it’s simply too scary
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Think I mentioned this in another thread but the graveyard level in the Simpsons arcade game used to freak me out. Especially the end with the ghosts.
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I remember in that one shit Call of Duty game there was a MP map that, if you scoped in on the moon, then this screaming face pops up. Scared the shit out of me lol.
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Everything about the first Animal Crossing. The Japanese government even intervened to make Nintendo scale down the creepiness of the game, Mr. Resetti literally doesn't even exist anymore.
But of all the fucked up shit in this game nobody talks about the whale! If I had seen this as a kid I would have fainted.
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My takeaway from that was "Guzma had anger issues and couldn't take not being first place" then some people saw the golf clubs and went "woah Guzma father beat him up" and wrote lenghty tumblr posts. Don't know how they reached that conclusion when nothing indicated his father being abusive.
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The slaughterhouse mission in Mafia II, as well as the infamous "Time Well Spent" prison stage.
Hell, that game in general had a weirdly melancholic vibe to the point it became downright eerie at times.
Another creepy thing in a non-horror game that I remember would be the final boss of Lethal Enforcers II, just because it comes out of nowhere with how it's presented.
Up until that fight, the game is a typical early 90's arcade rail shooter with a Wild West theme. All the enemies and bosses are outlaws and bandits typical for a Western setting.
Then at the end of the last stage, you're fighting an Indian chief who starts hurling fireballs and summoning undead Indian braves while chanting. When you finally defeat him, there's a cutscene where he literally dissolves into a skeleton.
Hell, that game in general had a weirdly melancholic vibe to the point it became downright eerie at times.
Another creepy thing in a non-horror game that I remember would be the final boss of Lethal Enforcers II, just because it comes out of nowhere with how it's presented.
Up until that fight, the game is a typical early 90's arcade rail shooter with a Wild West theme. All the enemies and bosses are outlaws and bandits typical for a Western setting.
Then at the end of the last stage, you're fighting an Indian chief who starts hurling fireballs and summoning undead Indian braves while chanting. When you finally defeat him, there's a cutscene where he literally dissolves into a skeleton.
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One of the SWAT games had a child murdering cult with basement graves of sacrifices in a room. That shit caught me off-guard.
Edit: For a little more explanation, the level is called Children of Taronne Tenement & well... Here's a video for more explanation of my point:
There's another mission in the game about a serial killer who kidnaps girls, makes molds out of their faces, & mutilated them so badly that you can't even get a DNA Trace out of it. You also get a underground basement too.
That said, the game is kino in my book.
Edit: For a little more explanation, the level is called Children of Taronne Tenement & well... Here's a video for more explanation of my point:
There's another mission in the game about a serial killer who kidnaps girls, makes molds out of their faces, & mutilated them so badly that you can't even get a DNA Trace out of it. You also get a underground basement too.
That said, the game is kino in my book.
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