I only played the first few hours of Outlast but it was based in a mental hospital facility with notes and shit to uncover. Always meant to go back to it
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Spooky and abandoned labs and outposts
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Modron
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Did anyone else play this https://www.mobygames.com/game/n64/hybrid-heaven not really spooky but whole game was escaping research lab fighting weird experimental failures?
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Three other games nobody has yet mentioned are:
Both Stasis and Cayne were created by the same developer, and are isometric adventure games.
I also played through the beginning of Stasis and it was tough as well but I liked it.
Cayne is a different story line set in the Stasis universe.
- Alien: Isolation
- Stasis
- Cayne
Both Stasis and Cayne were created by the same developer, and are isometric adventure games.
I also played through the beginning of Stasis and it was tough as well but I liked it.
Cayne is a different story line set in the Stasis universe.
Explorerbc
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I love abandoned facilities where something went wrong. I also hate horror games. And since a lot of them use the unknown in these scenarios to create a fear effect, I have to endure shitty jumpscares and agonizing chase and hide and seek segments in order to get to the bottom of the story.
Anyway, Dead Space 3 was a great game in that regard. In the first part of the game you explore a 200 year old derelict space fleet, and then you descend on the frozen planet and explore old military facilities
People kept bitching it was more action than horror than the previous ones but for me it was the best one.
Anyway, Dead Space 3 was a great game in that regard. In the first part of the game you explore a 200 year old derelict space fleet, and then you descend on the frozen planet and explore old military facilities
People kept bitching it was more action than horror than the previous ones but for me it was the best one.
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