i like the concept of uninhabited areas. as a storywriter, it's creepy, but in a good way!!! get me? good
to me, it's probably one of those places where you feel like someone's right behind you. those places where you think you see something at the corner of your eye but there's really nothing. it's so cool. you can experience a lot - mentally at least. What's YOUR take??
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Inkloon15
I swear I’m not stalking you but I wanted to respond to this blog too 😭
Honestly the feeling is like intense paranoia. Makes you grind your teeth while the hairs on your neck stand up.
If I’m allowed to be weird, I’d like to compare it to the feeling of needles being pierced into your back, except they’re really thin.
I personally have bad anxiety so I absolutely hate the feeling, but it is good inspiration for little horror prompts.
Horror games based off of this feeling genuinely have me sitting at the edge of my seat
I’d actually say Silent Hill really captures this feeling really well, but that’s in my opinion :)
lolz ur good no worries
YES YOU GET IT!!!
this type of horror purposefully makes you question yourself and i LIVE for it. it's a mental challenge you face, one that makes you ask ''why?'' and ''what the hell is going on!''
Silent Hill mentioned!!! yes absolutely, i find that the Silent Hill games uses this concept very well, when reality shifts and all. Many visual novels i've experienced uses it as well, example: PinePoint Insomniac. Is it a decent example? I'd say so, although it announces it more rather than the player going: ''ah, i see.. this game uses this concept!! EURIKA!''
anyway, super glad to hear your opinion and perspective on this, it's always something i love hearing!!!
- in my restless dreams, i see that town, silent hill.
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