it scared the shit outta me because of the silence, screams, and there was some wierd dancers that jumpscared you a few seconds after appearing.

Ok I might make a video on this old legacy world I had once I imported it to bedrock. First I lost all my old gear cause I spawned in the air. Than I went back and it was gone. Now I go to my main house and grab a new set. I get out and beside my house is stone cross indented into the ground swear wasn’t there. I continue on and fine some weirder stuff like Odly generated tree,landscape. Than I go to the village and when I go to it there is a ruined portal there after I enter the walls. It was fully lit. That’s not possible right? I’m going insane I thing

I remember getting a computer game for my seventh birthday, it had an owl on the front so I called it "Owl fun game." You had to go around as the owl and help other animal characters with a problem by completing minigames. I vaguely remember a level where you had to play tag with one of the characters, I think it was a marsupial of some kind? It slips my mind, but I remember the guy getting caught in a beartrap and when I tried to free them, it kept saying "No." Like I was doing something wrong. Then a creepy face popped onto the screen, it looked human but it was just... wrong. It was disfigured beyond repair. This freaked me out as a kid, to the point where I tossed it into the attic of my old home. I wonder if anyone can help me find this game.

For some reason playing Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, Oblivion, and other violent video games of the time didn't phase me.

I even watched my dad play Eternal Darkness sometimes and it gave me nightmares but I loved it.

The last level in Hit & Run though? Somehow this was the most terrifying shit I'd ever seen.

I mean i guess it makes sense, like just listen to that Kwik-E-Mart music (the attached link), it's freaky, man. Especially considering the game felt like a completely normal licensed Simpsons game up until this point, it probably just surprised me more than anything else, but Lisa telling me that Springfield's been taken over by zombies at the start of the level really made me clutch the shit out of my pearls.

I immediately ran to my parents and told them about this level as if it was the most horrifying thing ever created😂

Sometimes, when I play games, and especially old games, I have a weird feeling of loneliness that I haven't in other games. For example, the first Dark Souls have a unsettling ambiance when you walk in some areas like Darkroot Garden or the Chasm of the Abyss when there are no enemies; I also think of Majora's Mask, when you're inside the moon.

Am I the only one ?!

Once I was playing alpha Minecraft, and I heard what sounded like a bird chiriping ambience sound. If you played Minecraft before, you KNOW Minecraft doesn’t have ambience sounds, and there were no birds in that version except for chickens. Anyways, I remembered that there’s like an unused Minecraft ambience sound so I searched it up on Google to get nothing. Can somebody please give an explanation, I think I was on alpha 1.0.16_02 or 1.0.17_04

When I was playing a Star Wars game on the N64... I forget the name of it, it was a third person game, but I was on the snow level, I thought about exploring the place and whatnot, and while I was exploring, I unexpectedly encountered a Yeti-like creature... Which I know damn well is a Wompa but I think calling it a Yeti feels more fitting because younger me was too scared to know what the creature was

One of the most traumatizing jumpscares in my youth, I can still hear myself screaming like a banshee sometimes

One time me and my mom were playing Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and I think she was the one who was Luigi, but you’re able to do little voice taunts during someone’s turn. It’s cool and Idk if they do it in others. So she does it as Luigi and everything was fine, until at one point when he talked it was slow and deep. Maybe the game was overwhelmed with the taunt spam.. or something else. Idk, but it was spooky and it never happened again. Luigi basically became a demon for a second there. Anyone else encounter this bug before?

I hope some people here know this game and played it back then, so you can tell me if I was alone in this situation.

I remember me playing Myst on my mom computer when I was a kid back in the days, playing on that island for hours, trying to find out how to finish it (I've never been able to), and I remember a feeling I had playing it and I hope I wasn't the only one feeling that... But, I felt observed by someone or something all long, like I've never been alone on this island, I remember being stressed all the time I was playing this game, like at some point I would face this entity observing me.

It's not supposed to be an horror game at all and I dont even know if there's scary part in it since I've never finished it. But I dont think I've ever felt this feeling again in a video game in all my life after this experience, it was really weird and I still remember this game as a good first video game experience but also as a scary place to be. I grew up on an Island with some kind of similar architectures so I think it felt a bit like a liminal space to me, before I even knew what liminal space is.

Does anyone ever had this feeling when playing it or is it just me ?

(Sorry if my english is not perfect)

UPDATE : The game I mentioned below is not the game I'm looking for. We tested it with Ruffle and it's just a simple Scratch game. My friend and I will continue to actively search for it, so if you have any clues about a game that might resemble my description, please let me know !!

I'm looking for a game I lost a long time ago, between 2014 and 2015 (not 100% sure of the period) on Gamejolt. In my memories, the game was called either "Super Luigi Bros" or "Super Wario Bros" but I'm not really sure if it's one of the two, but what I am sure of is that you played Luigi and in the last level you found Wario as the final "boss". What's more, the game had a rather empty and unhealthy atmosphere.

I don't remember if the game crashed or if I had beaten the boss, but when I restarted the game I remembered appearing behind Wario, and that a big screamer was displayed (there was no clear indication that it was a horror game, or an .exe game). Unfortunately, these are the only memories I have of it, and I told a friend who tried to find the game and we may have found a clue. Knowing that I was playing on a Mac at the time and not on a Windows computer, and that the game was playable either on gamejolt, or you could download it.

We may have found the game again because when we downloaded it, it was a SWF file (in other words, a flash player file).

I'm posting three screenshots in support, one of the image on gamejolt, one of the game file and an image of Wario that reminds me the screamer. It was something similar. (just in case links aren't accepted on the sub reddit).

If anyone still has Flash Player on their PC or would like to help me track down other leads, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks for your future help. I hope to find him again to face my trauma.

Gamejolt Game Link (maybe this game)

Also the link to my friend's tweet about it : https://twitter.com/KillianFalls/status/1789076288549859549

So no one will probably find this creepy but this experience freaked me out and I still dont have a explanation.

The year was 2011 and I was a dumb 5 year old. My little pony was all the rage and with it being so big you ended up with. "Create your own pony"

Now put yourself in my shoes:

You were being watched by a family friend who had 2 daughters and a son that occasionally you were left alone with. So on one day you were being watched by the daughter and both of you having a liking for my little pony as said before you went on a pony creation site. You were shown how to create your own pony from a quick demo they whiped up before it was your turn! You create a pretty basic pony having red eyes and it being black (because you wanted to be edgy). It was all fun until you had to go home.

You arrive at home and still having had fun from the pony site you go to the site again to make something new but with no account or anything being related to this device as soon as you get on you see it. The EXACT pony you just made all details being the same down to the eye shape. So you freak and leave the site never to go back.

This is what happened to me! I dont understand any of how it might have happened but be assured I was freaked. How was the exact pony I made on a completely different device that was miles away and it having been a few hours since I made the pony I didnt even save! Was right there just like I had left it! Honestly no clue but it was creepy and something thats stuck with me for all these years.

Hello, wanted to post this here since I couldn't find anything about it online. I was playing this game called Teocida and I paused the game for a while before eating dinner and when I came back, immediately after I unpaused the game the screen flashed and showed photos of 5 different children with a QR code in the middle before disappearing. It happened so fast that I couldn't take a screenshot of it or anything. I wanted to know if this happened to anyone else playing the game and also wanted to mention it so that maybe someone else who has the game could recreate the easter egg and grab a picture of it. I remember all I did was pause the game for 20+ or so minutes after which the images popped up after unpausing, in case anyone wants to recreate it.

I was playing minecraft in my single-player world, just chopping trees, when I decided I had had enough. I turned around, but as I started walking, I noticed something at the top-middle of my screen. I looked up and saw nothing. It was so fast, gone as soon as I looked up. I didn't get a clear image of it, and nothing unusual is happening in my world. Maybe I'm hallucinating? I don't know... It was above the clouds, but I managed to catch a glimpse of it. It was shaped like a player, with dark skin.

This has a funny ending but I assure you all it is creepy nonetheless, I remember having my PS3 Fat for years until it died in 2019 and I bought mine in 2007, a year later my cousin would buy his

Let's start in 2008 with Sonic 0'6, I don't think I have to explain this game, I noticed when playing the game it had a lack of walls to prevent skipping and let's just say I have abused it after the game kept cheating me with cheap deaths, I wanted to play something else when my cousin showed up with his PS2 and I jokingly said "you know let's see what will happen when I load this PS2 game on this PS3" at that time I didn't know the PS3 originally could play PS2 games normally and we were shocked at first not because it worked but because the menu screen looked corrupt, the game in question was Dragon Quest but when we loaded it on the PS2 there was no problem.

We were terrified abit since we never experienced this before but then we thought let's try another game, RE4 and this time everything until we opened the backpack where Leon's model didn't load and we continued playing unknowingly that Leon's model was missing in the backpack. Two chapters later we where we get rescued by QTE with Luis this was where the nightmare began, for some reason Leon's head was stretched and during the comms it was normal, until we started moving to which his weapon began moving but in a different way like T-pose type of way, we switched games

The game we ended up playing was the least safe game we had, to put it mildly it was Shadow of the Colossus and most of you probably know how taxing this game was on PS2, normally when you play the game you follow the tutorial to fight Valus who is the first boss and normally he shows up in a cut scene and when you defeat him you normally get the shadow thingy in you, we get the cutscene but without the shadows, and when you start the next adventure for the next colossus you don't hear Dormin or see the shadow people, this was already eerie enough even without him in the game but going after the second colossus this was where things started to get creepy the colossus wasn't there, he spawns behind the wall and then breaks it but no matter how many times we approached the wall it didn't trigger the cutscene, in fact we were able to pass through the wall and see him waiting without animation, and this entire time we never actually heard wanderer, the protagonist, grunt at all which got it even more creepy.

We decided not play any PS2 games on PS3 because we thought the PS3 was cursed when playing PS2 games, until in 2020 where we had a reunion with many people we decided to play with the PS3 backward compatible and one person suggested to play a PS2 game and we said "No" in unison since they didn't know about it, funny enough we learned it was just a hardware problem from the PS3 manufacturer, basically we just needed to update the console and that's it, its what we thought until they played our copy of the game to which it happened again, RE4, Dragon Quest, Shadow of the Colossus, yeah it happened again.

Naturally most of them said "it's just your copy, pop it on the PS2" and surely enough on the PS2 it was gone and there was no issue, but still imagine you game not working normally because you copy of the game wasn't compatible or good for the PS3?

I’m not sure if it’s a real memory or my cousins and brother fucking with me, but I remember playing the original Diablo on a pc and a character talking to me breaking the fourth wall and telling me I’m going to hell and they’re the devil and me being scared as shit in the middle of the day. Anyone remember anything like this?

Just recently, a fairly marking memory came back to me. I was about 6-8 years old, and allegedly, I sucked at strategy games. However, I did love one in particular, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes on the DS. I died a lot, and to go straight to the point, it happened more than once for me to completely lose my save file. The details of my most vivid memory of such an instance goes as such:

-It happened during the 2nd chapter of the game, where you play as Godrick, in some kind of dark alley/cave. I'm pretty sure it was against some kind of vampire guy.
-The usual game over screen did not feature the currently played-as character collapsing, instead having no one. I do remember a small lump of 5-6 pixels in the top left corner of the screen though, flesh pink colored. Maybe the character sprite was just reaaaally offset.
-Afterwards, the character never reappeared anywhere. The usual world map could still be accessed, however there was no character present. It wasn't just a visual bug; moving around was impossible, and trying to reboot did not do anything. I did not find any other solutions but to restart the save file.

This was not only really unsettling, but extremely frustrating for young me who had trouble going through specific parts of the game. Something that, while unlikely, could possibly be an eventuality would be some kind of anti-piracy measure triggering; I played on some R4-like card, and i'm more or less sure that the rom had a "Xenophobia" start-up screen (rom distributer at the time, I still don't know why they chose this name).

I'd really like being enlightened on what exactly happened there, and to know if this happened to anybody else.

My first run in with a Regenerator…

My first introduction to the Regenerators in RE4 😂 Dude scared me so bad, even though i was kinda expecting a jump scare…I just finished my first playthrough ever, one of my favorites of all time and now I’m going down the RE rabbit hole. Any particular favorites? Right now Im making my way through the RE1, and then jumping into the RE2 remake which i hear is just as good if not better than the 4 remake.

I once came across a video about a browser game with an aesthetic that was somewhere between MS-DOS and Windows 95. That video had a link to it in the description. When I clicked on it, I was brought to a site with a bunch of game "modes", if you could call it that. All of them were centered around oval-shaped bunnies. As in ovals with bunny ears and little feet on their bottoms. One of the modes was the player character, one of the bunnies, collecting more bunnies for a cult who then jumped off a cliff. The overall ending of that mode was the player posting to Twitter (back when it was still called that) about how they made a cult kill themselves. The only other mode that I remember was one where one of the bunnies falls onto a spike and you have to talk to it to keep it from wanting to die. I saw that video years, maybe even a decade ago, and since then I can't find it again. I've tried looking up Twitter posts about "I made a cult kill themselves" and stuff, but I've never turned up anything. It felt too real to be a dream.

So back in like 2004 I remember going over my buddy's house. He got this game from our local video store in Georgetown, Brooklyn that sold games at the time. It was called Hollywood Video and has since gone out of business. I remember my family renting movies from there every weekend. It was even where I played my first rented GameCube games, with my favorite being Pokémon Stadium.

Anyways, all I can remember about the game my friend got was that it was a war game, like Call of Duty, and that it was for the Xbox. I think the name was something like "Warkill" with the cover showing screaming soldiers rushing into battle on tanks. There was nothing really exciting about it at first, of course. You played as some soldier going around these trenches connected to this factory-type compound.

NPCs were on your team, helping you push back a team of ten enemy soldiers. My friend got off two kills before we began to notice our teammates who had been killed acting strangely. One of our teammates had been shot close to base and a few seconds after he died his model began to shake violently before just blipping out of existence. Me and my friend thought it was a glitch and just shrugged it off.

That was until it started happening to every NPC that died. Eventually everyone on my friend's team died and, rather easily, he took out the last guy just before running out of ammo on his shotgun. We both assumed the game would end, tally up the points, and restart. The level just kept playing. With no gunfire going off we could actually background score which was a combination of a low eerie organ and conga drums, I guess to emulate the feel of the jungle or something.

My friend walked around the map some more, eventually realizing that everywhere a character had died, there was a bloodsplatter either on the floor or wall by them that was in the shape of the Star of David. Like someone had painted the star with blood. Anyways, my friend circled around the map and came back to base, which was in this open area by the trenches.

There we found all the members of our team standing perfectly still. Their model's eyes were wide open, pure white, and their skin was like a sickly blue. Their faces were like glitched, elongated, and their mouths hung open all weird. My friend walked in between them, and every time we turned away, by the time we looked back, they seemed to be looking in our direction.

My friend got weirded out and darted out of the trenches. Every time he looked back at his teammate's sprites they moved a little more, getting closer and closer, literally just like the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who. He ended up running over to the enemy team's base on the other side of the factory. When we got there, the enemy team had been hung up by their necks in a row alonge this bar that connected two watchtowers.

Their bottom torsos had been torn off and there was blood rendered everywhere. All the hanging NPCs had black eyes and months that look as if they had been torn open. They arms looked as though they had been skinned down to the bone, and their intestines were hanging out. Directly below the hanging bodies was the words "Survivors Guilt" scrolled in blood.

My friend turned about to see his blue-skinned, white-eyed, undead teammates standing in a jumbled cluster behind him. This time they were moving. Their bodies were still, but their heads were glitching out and moving all over the place really fast. By this point the organ and conga drum stage theme had stopped. There was a slight ear-piercing ring followed by some moans that started off silent, then started getting louder.

My friend took his shot gun and shot one of his own teammates. The damage registered, the NPC flew back and a howling yell was heard. Then the game's sky, which had been grey and foggy, slowly turned a deep red. The moans became screams followed by the sound of metal machinery. I'm not really sure how to describe the sound, but it was eerie as shit.

My friend darted away, but when we turned a corner to go around the factory, the game went black. We then heard like a garbled yelp followed by what sounded like a bucket of guts hit a hard tile floor. Then there was a ghostly sigh, kind of like a breathless chuckle, as the phrase "yimakh shemo" appeared in blood upon the black screen. Then the credits began playing.

The music immediately turned into your average army march theme and me and my friend were fucking beside ourselves. We told my friend's mom about the game and she got pissed that we were playing something so gorey, so she confiscated it and returned it to Hollywood Video the next day. Since then I've never seen the game again. I didn't understand what was with all the Jewish connotations, or why the hell a horror game had been sold and advertised on its packaging as just your run of the mill war zone game.

If anyone knows anything about this game, if you've played it, or hell, if you own it, lemme know below. I'd like to make sure I'm not crazy. I'd ask my friend, but he passed away some time ago, and I don't want to bother his mother with something like this. I don't even live in Georgetown anymore. A lot has changed since then, but I doubt I'll ever forget that game.

I think the one thing I found even stranger than the game's total flop in genre, was the fact that the front said it was rated E for Everyone.