Imagine playing it with the oculus rift. :p:

Never.

Wuss.

I would try to play it at least once.
im not a fan of scary games but even i wouldn't miss playing one on the oculus rift.

You haven't played Alien: Isolation. You've never spent ten minutes hiding inside a locker after having the alien stomp around not five feet away from you, finally gather the courage to come out, and then hear... something, and immediately **** yourself and rush back into the locker for twenty more minutes.

The added stress of feeling like I was actually inside of the locker might actually make me physically sick.

Gone back to Bloodborne, albeit on New Game+++. Still a blast.

Well than you can't really place an opinion on one can you? I know where Batty is coming from. It's not about being a wuss. Certain games do a fantastic job at making you fear for your life.

atm im playing this

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/...20130115080818

Captain Tsubasa

I don't think this game was ported to the US but it's a soccer rpg that is pretty fun.

it plays like any other soccer game but when an opponent is near you it turns into a turn based rpg. Your characters also raise their stats after the game depending on how you used them.

True, i just wanted to call batlord a wuss.

I'm still in the medbay section. I keep telling myself I'll finally get past the damn part, but then I'll get fifteen minutes in, get killed, and then just be too scared to do it all over again. I'm one section away from finally getting past it though. I just need to quit coming up with reasons to do anything else but play the game.

Most recent fear quit happened when I made the mistake of backtracking to that save point right before you have to get the meds in that level with the armed survivors. The game clearly punishes you at times for being too cautious, as there should have been no reason for the alien to stalk the same two rooms and a hallway for twenty minutes, only leaving for about ten seconds at a time before coming back to sniff at the locker I was cowering in.

The beauty of horror games man. I'm the same way sometimes. When I played through Amnesia The Dark Descent for the first time, I can't tell you how many times I fear quit. But you end up wanting more for some weird adrenaline rush.

Like I said. It's masochism. The funny thing is that I sometimes use the game to wind down after the stress of doing school work for hours... which ends up being far less stressful than five minutes of Alien: Isolation.