How do we fix the horror genre?
How do we fix the horror genre?
Aaron Adams
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Easton Morales
Add more dinosaurs.
Blake Thomas
Just make them fun, the whole defenseless and spooky dark angle is played out.
Just make the gameplay good and the monsters creepy.
Ryan Price
make no horror games for 30 years
Parker Adams
I think the problem is that survival horror as a genre was already perfected in the PS2 era with games like REmake, Silent Hill 2 and Forbidden Siren.
Carter Adams
fuck people like you. dinosaurs should be allies of man.
Colton Ward
kill
Christopher Watson
put your face in the game lol
Angel Gray
Make elite dangerous game except you are in your medium size ship and evething goes wrong with your ship and you have to manually go through your own ship and actually fix your ship and have to do spacewalks to fix something on the outside of your ship but unknown to you there is a thargoid alien that is on your ship but you don't know it until you see it jump out of the vents and kill you gruesome way possible.
There are ways to kill the alien by finding out where it is on your ship and just lock lock down the area and vacuum it into space or take your side arm and hunt it down but be careful because you can damage your own ship by hitting your ship and not the alien. Also include some atmosphere effect like ship npises or the rumbling noise of the sun your next to or just the empty space with no sounds except for yourself.
Thomas Robinson
How would one make elite dangerous scary?...
Evan Rogers
More psychological horror less reliance on jumpscares
William Kelly
just play dead space
Andrew Thompson
put the best current horror games in virtual reality. thinking of playing silent hill 1&2 in virtual reality someday makes me look forward to vr's advancements.
Jack Williams
Yea having a shotgun that can kill everything in a brightly lite room works
Jackson Nguyen
i agree with this, i would have bought the latest resident evil if there were more dinosaurs in it, really expected more from Capcom
pure distilled söy
Matthew White
It worked fine for classic RE.
Jayden Green
Games where you're completely defenseless against the enemies end up losing their horror pretty quick because every encounter becomes just run away and find like a locker or cabinet to hide in then wait until it decides to fuck off and continue. Games where you actually have a chance to fight tend to keep that tension simply because the player is always engaging in a flight or fight response. Yes you could choose to fight the monsters, but do you have enough ammo for it? Will that end up attracting more monsters? The player doesn't even need to actually be able to kill the monster for this design to work, you could allow the player to only temporarily disable the monster and it will still work.
Carter Turner
If they are gana have combat, im for it being so hard that you honestly debate running away
Christian James
Wow whatever fag made that graph must think Halo is a good horror game or something
Charles Gonzalez
Reunite Team Silent and give them a shit ton of money and freedom.
Daniel Reed
No more:
- player is alone
- player is in an abandoned place
Historically the precedent for horror video games having the player isolated and alone was because coding AI and having multiple VAs are difficult.
That has led to horror games all being stale with the same formula.
Have a horror game set in the middle of a giant party, in broad daylight, etc.
Oliver Foster
>shits on forty random games for no reason
>being this retarded
theres always one
Elijah Fisher
Its like you dont actually understand anything about fear at all. Fun fact, if your about to have to go threw something unknown or potentially dangerous. It is always worse to go threw it alone.
Grayson Hughes
Same way we fix FPS games, Remove the filter, I want to get PTSD from a game
Matthew Edwards
What tropes are amnesia making fun of?
