- A nice and spooky lighting.
- A very - very spooky music
That’s it.Your characters don’t need to be spooky just the lighting and music
Thats what i’m here for. I really like horror stuff and i’m a huge fan of scary stuff. I never had real nightmares of the stuff I created really because they aren’t too scary for a game. It’s fascinating on how what types of horror games there are.
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For me, a Horror game with first person camera with visible bodyparts will make the game much better. I would also add footstep sounds and slow walking speed.
Yeah same, I prefer to make horror games too since they such fun to make!
I’m currently working on a fnaf fan game so I need to make sure that the game is as scary as it can get (since many other fan games aren’t that scary themselves) so, again, thank you very much for the advice so I can take a step in the right direction
Game made in dark (e.g abandoned hospital, asylum etc.)
Make unexpected happen, people like when something happens that they did not expect.
Don’t add too much jumpscares (Only few - People will get confrontable and will think that there won’t be a jumpscare and then jumpscare will happen.)
Here are some videos that may help
(I don’t own these videos)
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Cheers for the info too. I’ll certainly check out those videos
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