Hey everyone! I’ve been playing a lot of indie horror games lately, and I’m curious about what makes them fun for you. Personally, I love when the game lets me make choices that actually matter. You know, like when your decisions change how the story unfolds or affect your character’s fate. It’s so cool!
I also really dig games where you can pick up and use tons of stuff in the environment. It makes the world feel more alive and less like you’re just following a set path. What about you guys? Do you prefer games with lots of interactivity? Or maybe you’re into something totally different?
I’m always looking for new indie horror gems to try out, so I’d love to hear what kind of gameplay mechanics get you excited. Maybe we can swap some game recommendations too!
Love games that mess with your perception. Played one where the environment kept changing when you looked away. Totally freaky. Interactive environments are key too. Makes the scares hit harder when you’re invested.
I’m all about those indie horror games that mess with your head. The ones where you’re never sure what’s real and what’s not. Layers of Fear did that so well. And yeah, being able to interact with stuff is key. Makes you feel like you’re actually there, you know?
I’m a sucker for games that mess with your head. Stuff like changing environments when you’re not looking or messing with your perception. It’s so trippy.
Interactivity is huge too. Being able to pick up and examine random objects adds to the creep factor. And games where your choices actually matter? That’s the good stuff.
Resource management can be cool if done right. Nothing like the tension of having one bullet left and three monsters to deal with.
Yeah, interactivity is huge for me too. Nothing kills the vibe faster than feeling like you’re just following a preset path. Have you tried Visage? The way you can pick up and examine so many objects really amps up the creepy factor. Plus, the story changes based on what you find.
Atmosphere is key for me. Love when a game nails that creepy vibe without relying on cheap jump scares. Good sound design can make even simple graphics terrifying. Anyone played Darkwood? That game’s atmosphere is intense.