And then you got outside, there’s a fiery volcano and zombies that make Link shit himself.
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Those zombies terrified me! They really slowed my progress because I avoided all the places with them.
The falling hands were also scary, but I had no idea when or where they would appear so I just had to deal with them.
That hand and the zombies gave me anxiety. I think I was scared of that dumb tall ghost thing with the extra arms all around. The one in the well. Also that gross blob that eats you and steals your equipment.
I remember a friend of mine got an N64 with Super Mario near release date and I hadn't seen anything like it at the time. First time playing that and jumping through paintings and just playing a game in 3D
I'm not entirely sure what scene I would've said had me similar when I could still more surely remember those first years. Possibly a game I've forgotten since. Maybe one of the Bionicle Mata Nui Games or some other big online game. Or Imperium Galactica 2.
But a moment that will always stick with me is from the first Homeworld game: when you return from your first hyperspace voyage. That entire game was epic, including the intro sequence, but it's that sequence that I think can stand forever as a masterpiece.
Me seeing the starting screen "These are the end-times... There was no hope of survival... This is how you died." For Project Zomboid the first time. The one and only Zombie-Survival-Game that absolutely hit the nail on the head in relation to an atmosphere of despair and gritty survival.
I'm surprised that game is over ten years old already. I've always thought it looked really cool but I've never been able to bring myself to spend the money on it. Maybe I'll catch a good sale someday. Patientgamer syndrome here
There's Survival Crisis Z, it's free but old. https://ska-studios.com/2007/09/07/just-a-friendly-reminder/
I think it would be been more popular today, with it's atmosphere and horror.
I died sooooo many times to the zombies in the castle town.
The ReDeads? Wooden faced shamblers that hump you to death?
The very same.
I'd say fuck those guys but they beat me to it by over 20 years. >v^ >v^
Thrillho
Star Control 2 on the 3DO, playing that before I'd seen a PlayStation, was this for me.
And later, FF7 was this for me.
Me with Bioshock when you descend for the first time with Andrew Ryan introducing rapture.
But tbf, imo that’s a modern game as in I don’t see much difference between that and the latest AAA single player game.