Rob: Im gonna talk about a game ive never talked about.. Rob: Metal Gear Solid ... that had me dead

man the Chicken Run dogs used to scare the hell out of my brother and me but we still enjoyed the game very much. I feel you, Rosie.

For me it has to be the Filch section in the first Harry Potter game, and you can hear Mrs. Norris meowing *shivers

"So im gonna talk about a game i have actually never spoken of on this channel before...." -Ten greatest betrayels of Rob Pearson

Love that Rob still hasn't forgotten that "we'll see you right soon" moment of his career and manages to poke fun at it from time to time 😁👍

Running away from Monster Ock at the end of Spiderman (2000).

Note for Rob - did you know you can equip a box and let the Wolf pee on you? That will mark you and they won’t attack. ProTip!

I feel like Dave has been afraid of young people diminishing his elder authority since he was about 10 or 12. I say this because I am the same way

Wasn’t there also a bit in Firewatch where you can see the guy watching you from a distance? That really creeped me out

Firewatch has a MUCH scarier moment where (spoilers) someone violently knocks you out by repeatedly bashing your head in with a shovel and it's really loud and sudden and you can't quite make out what they look like. It's basically a horrific jump-scare.

Hard agree with rosie here, even that thumbnail brought back spoopy memories of me being a wee guy and being terrified of chicken run. First stealth experience and its honestly a miracle i ever got into MGS 😅

SO glad someone mentioned Fire Watch! Had to stop playing for a couple of weeks due to intense paranoia about being followed. The game looked too good to ignore for long though and managed to get back to it and finish it off. Very glad I did, still up there with one of the most moving games I've played. Recommend to everyone!

As soon as I saw Metal Gear Chicken in the title, I knew this would be a Rosie entry. Looking forward to the video!

That firewatch moment gave me chills when I played it, Bugsnax is amazing too!

When Rosie mentioned the ghost level in Rugrats Search for Reptar opened up memories I have repressed all through these years.

For me, it has to be when you’re in the Deep Roads in Dragon Age Origins. *SPOILERS* you have to go on a quest in search of the dwarves paragon. You’ve been battling through hordes of Darkspawn and you reach a maze of tunnels that looks like they’re covered in offal and slime. As you’re going through these tunnels you begin to hear a despondent voice echoing as it recites a very disturbing poem: “First day, they come and catch everyone. Second day, they beat us and eat some for meat. Third day, the men are all gnawed on again. Fourth day, we wait and fear for our fate. Fifth day, they return and it’s another girl’s turn. Sixth day, her screams we hear in our dreams. Seventh day, she grew as in her mouth they spew. Eighth day, we hated as she is violated. Ninth day, she grins and devours her kin. Now she does feast, as she’s become the beast.” It’s not until you come to the end of the tunnels that you get a clearer picture of what this poem is referring. I’ve played through this game so many times and this part is still very disturbing and chilling for me.

lol I played Bugsnax with my kids and we loved it but when we got to the end my kids were like "OMG THIS GAME IS EVIL!" lol.

"We'll see you right soon" is the deep cut reference I appreciate.

Gotta love Ash dropping a casual reference to the nightmarish indie folk horror movie The Borderlands!

How did Ash make Bugsnax sound like a Stephen King novel??

When Rob began to talk about MGS, I wondered if he was going to mention the bit in the elevator when Otacon yells that there are other people in there with you in stealth suits, that bit scared me when I first played and I was always tense when replaying that particular section.

Even starting Firewatch always gave me that uneasy feeling from the jump and as it unravels it became harder and harder for me to feel safe in and then the ending Jesus Christ…

I agree with Dave, firewatch had me so paranoid I was jumping at every sound in the game.

Something that absolutely terrified me when I was younger was when I was playing the game Digimon Digital Card Battle. When you complete Infinity Tower, the final boss of that arena (VenomMyotismon) gets possessed by a programmer simply known as A. The first indication that something is wrong is when the boss starts repeating previous dialogue and lots of text boxes come up. The music also stops, replaced by a lot of sounds that sound like something is crashing. And then you're greeted by a black screen that occasionally flashes A's face in hologram form, which freaked me out so much I turned the game off and didn't do that section again until years later.

The first time you're chased and eaten by an Angler Fish in the Outer Wilds. Terrifying!

Gone Home feels like it's constantly setting up a jump scare, but it thankfully never comes. Lol

My daughter was so convinced I was making her play a horror game so in The unfinished Swan, the first time her paint blob bounced off some glass, she almost jumped out of her skin.

For me it was the end of Dear Esther: the change in the atmosphere was so spooky, the storm coming up, a feeling as if nature has turned against you, the intense music, the voice getting more aggressive! Man, I love that game.

The scariest moment in a non horror game to me is in Tomb Raider 2. Not all games but some games with sharks scare the hell out of me and the scariest was the underwater level where the whole area is pitch black except a small area of light around Lara and there's big great whites swimming around.

I've not played Firewatch yet. Really intrigued now and definitely gonna play it. Just listening to Dave's entry gave me the chills. Nice video as always Access😊

For me it was HP and the chamber of secrets on ps2 whenever you had to avoid the prefects. Any time I got caught and they shot a spell at me I’d jump a foot in the air!

That trapdoor en route to a Bowser room in Super Mario 64? I'll never get used to the way the Peach portrait turns into Bowser, and then the floor opens below you and you hear Bowser's laugh whilst you fall

Undertale was so unsettling for me and I was expecting just a normal RPG but flowie the flower really freaked me out and how it’s so self aware

Rob wrapping up the video outro is the best thing ever.

The Eel in Gris. Especially the second encounter.

The music that meant wolves in the PS1 first Tomb Raider game. Think it put the fear in me more than the actual wolves

Amazing entries! Dave’s entry made me want to play Firewatch even more!

Me and Rosie had the same childhood! Shoutout to the sneak sections in the PS1/2 Harry Potter games - those were scary!

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune surprised me. . . A LOT.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. Me and a buddy had spent an hour or hours just poking about, solving mysteries, chilling, when from out of nowhere the game threw a jump scare in our faces. It terrified me to the extent that I screamed and threw my arms in the air, losing my grip on the controller and effectively throwing it in my friend's face with a thud. Adding insult to injury I then refused to play anymore and forced my battered friend to do the rest of the scary bits.

Rosie, Mrs. Tweedy in the Chicken Run film *terrified* me as a child! With her toothy face, odd expression, and diabolical schemes, I barely managed to watch it back then. If I'd known there was a game and had played it, I would likely have felt the same way as you!

For me it's Metal gear solid as well--with the big elevator scene before going to the snowfields against sniper wolf. It still scares the hell out of me everytime i re-play this fantastic game

Manbat always will top this one for me... it is so out of nowhere

The Ardat Yakshi temple in Mass Effect 3, I can still hear those screams in my sleep.

Is Bugsnax the best game of all time? Like seriously it's so good.

Gone home and firewatch gave me the creeps at times. Expected something to happen but nothing.

For me I’d say was from Thief 2014. The moment when you first see one of The Freaks beneath The House of Blossoms, which for me was unbelievably unexpectedly terrifying, in a game where I thought was just some simple stealing and whatnot.

6:26 That "Yeow" was perfect, looked at gameplay of Spyro 3, it's spot on.

Tomb Raider 2. First diving with sharks was scary but I got pass it. But then yetis on the dark was too much! I dont't even remember did I play any further

The Chicken Run game was such a blast from the past. Its nice to know I'm not the only person who was scared by it

Shalbridge Cradle from Thief Deadly Shadows. It still sends chills down my spine to this day

For me, it was Dragon Age Inquisition in the area of Fallow Mire, where you first encounter the undead corpses! The first time they freaked me out because I don't like zombies, and they remind me of them! I eventually got over it, but it was creepy the first time I played it. Edit: Love the outro, Rob!

Rob absolutely had me when he said he'll talk about a game he never talked about. XD

For me it’s a moment from Abzu, a beautiful game about the ocean and the importance of conservation. Or at least it is if you’re not deathly terrified of the ocean like me. Specifically there’s one part that I can only assume is supposed to beautiful and calming, but for me is utterly terrifying. Up until this point you’d mostly be in coves or temples, when suddenly you exit out and you’re in the vast bottomless ocean and a pod of whales pass by. You follow the whales for what feels like ten minutes but is probably more like two, just swimming across this expanse with nothing to protect you next to a pod of these enormous monstrosities. I’m not exaggerating when I say I nearly fell into a very real panic.

Me and my young daughter were playing lego marvel super heroes having a jolly time, then a Venom jump scare scarred her for life!

There was one moment I rrreally hated in NieR: Automata - in Route C, when the Red Girls started turning on each other, there was a split second when half of them were shown with creepy smirks on their faces.

Firewatch really is an ingenious game. One that I still talk about frequently now and encourage others to play. I haven't played anything else that's made me that paranoid!

Agree with Rob's original comment about the Spanish zombie's from Drake's Fortune, but also have to mention the first encounter with the Man-bat from Batman Arkham Knight. So scary and unexpected 😳

That was amazing Rob haha I completely fell for the metal gear bit

I like spoilers of scary things. I think this makes them less scary, so I have a better time when I reach that part. 😅

Rob, I must say, 'We'll see you right soon.' is a phrase I may be tempted to steal. Thanks for making me laugh!

Elite dangerous freaks me out. Just everything about it. Jumping in next to stars that feel way to close. Running out of fuel falling into stars. Everything

Nice shoutout from Ash right at the beginning to the film Borderlands! 👍😄👍

Man mrs tweedy in chicken run walking around like a scarecrow scared me so much. Even the stage where you are dressed as her and try to escape is freaky

Does the final Bugsnax Cave remind anyone else of the FLDSMDFR in Chance of Meatballs?

Hello Rob! 🤩🥳 awaiting EP3 of Outlast 2 tho

Everything about Gone Home triggers horror movie vibes, without anything scary happening. It's wonderful!

Fable 3: when you end up wandering around Aurora and have to deal with The Crawler. That game went from King’s Quest to Silent Hill way to nonchalantly.

Rosie's sound effects are just the best.

For me it was the sudden change of tone in Thief. The game was eerie and sombre, but it wasn't scary. Until you look through that keyhole... Shat bricks for weeks...

Those snowmen in the original Spyro 3 had me messed up as a kid

Firewatch is definitely worth a play through. So good. 😊

Chicken Run something like the spiritual inspiration for Resident Evil 7.

I think the first game to ever scare me, well it was more of a jump scare really, was the moment you see the T-Rex in the first Tomb Raider.

Ok but what about chamber of secrets, just walking through the castle and then you hear it… “LOCAMOTOR MORTIS!” Scares me to the core

Glad Rosie mentioned Rugrats:Search for Reptar. I thought I was being too obscure when that was the game that instantly popped into my head when I read the title. Both the ghosts and the level with the goose were enough to make me stop playing as a kid

For me, a terrifying moment in an otherwise non scary game is any time I had to ride through the swamp at night in Red Dead Redemption 2.

I hated the sharks in Jax and Daxter as a kid lmao *thump thump thump chomp* and definitely psychonauts as well was disturbing lol

Vault 11 from Fallout New Vegas is what got me. It's not terrifying in a scary jump sense, it's more that it's utterly horrifying when you realise what's going on...

That closing... XD XD XD hahaha A perfect example of why I love this channel.

The lurker sharks from Jak and Daxter scared the hell out of me as a kid.

Flowey fight in Undertale. Visuals scared me to bits

Good call on Firewatch Dave. Going into the game blind you don't know what to expect which makes some parts rather scary.

Love the outro, it really worked on me.

Rob nailed it with the wolf cave sequence. Onimusha: Warlords is an action game in a horror world, but I'd say, playing as Kaede when you have to look for Samanosuke was really, *really* scary, because of her lack of Oni powers.

Oh my god the chicken run dogs. I only ever played the demo and it terrified me as a kid

Arkham City - The Mad Hatter side mission. The mission itself is not unsettling, but afterwards Alice just sits there and cries even though she’s safe. I finally left the shop still hearing her sobs.

The interesting thing about GLaDOS/HAL 9000 parallels is that HAL was conceived at a time when AI was more of a fictional construct than a practical possibility. HAL is introduced as human-like because the audience is familiar and comfortable with humans, but they aren’t familiar with or comfortable with living computers. It's when HAL starts acting robotic and calculated that the audience realizes "oh no, he's a computer" and he becomes threatening. By the time GLaDOS was conceived, we had become used to automated systems. Synthetic voices offering us information is something we encounter daily. GLaDOS is introduced as a pre-programmed voice because that's what the audience is familiar and comfortable with. It's when she starts acting human and emotional that the audience realizes "oh no, she's alive" and she becomes threatening.

The hospital district in Terminator Resistance. Having to creep around that place avoiding T-800's with no means of attacking them was way creepier than I expected it to be. That being said an Alien Isolation type game where you're hunted by a Terminator would be awesome.

so i guess rob never figured out that if you go into the wolf cave, put the cardboard box, the wolves pee on the box, and from then on you can use the cardboard box to walk through the cave, and it works the same as sniper wolf's handkerchief

The bonus mission of medal of honour underground...that freaked me out as a child

That one bit in Tomb Raider reboot, being chased by all those creepy dudes in the tomb while every explodes and falls away

Happy Halloween!!!!!

The freaking butler Winston in Lara Croft's mansion in the old Tomb Raider game. Technically it isn't even the main part of the game but damn he gave me the cREEPS to the point that I always tried to clear a room or area before he could come find me there skskdjskdndkdj (Yes i know and have used the freezer trick countless times)

I am surprised Rob did not say the lift moment of Metal Gear Solid with the 4 guys and stealth camo

What about the hanged man in Tomb Raider Chronicles?

The game over screens in Katamari really creeped me out the first time I encountered them.

I was never afriad of the wolves part of MGS cause I found out very quickly that you can make the dogs pee on your cardboard box and then go anywhere you want in there :D

The sneaking in oddworld munch’s odyssey always made my heart race

I think I had full on flashbacks to playing Chicken Run as a child thanks to Rosie's section