Topic: Which Castlevania would be the scariest in real life?

[Crying Freeman]

Don't just think about the scariest looking, but imagine having to get through things like the jumps and bosses. I'd say 4 and 64 for now.

[BLOOD MONKEY]

SotN, hands down. Humans can't use magical relics or spells.

[Crying Freeman]

SotN, hands down. Humans can't use magical relics or spells.

Lol I suppose you're right.

[piscesdreams]

Probably the 1999 game if it existed, otherwise...AoS.

[zangetsu468]

I'm thinking of the final boss fights as well as everything else. LOD for sure, I mean the clocktower is scary a/f! Also Final form Dracula, f'ing gross.

In terms of 2D with the proper ending, Dracula X.. So many pitfalls including the final throne room.

[Jago]

lords of shadow series and n64 ones

[Crying Freeman]

Probably the 1999 game if it existed, otherwise...AoS.

Taking into account your best friend's life being in danger, some of the enemies, going underwater for so long, finding out

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you're fucking Dracula's reincarnation

its safe to say Aria

[zangetsu468]

Taking into account your best friend's life being in danger, some of the enemies, going underwater for so long, finding out

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you're fucking Dracula's reincarnation

its safe to say Aria

When

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Soma's portrait changes after he finds out

I swear to God I think of Michael Jackson... Same with Link's face in Skyward Sword

[Sul_Yong]

Dunno, Curse of Darkness seemed too spooky for me.

Realistically, Hector should've became the incarnation/vessel for Dracula. The guy's rather hot-headed and extremely hell-bent on revenge (for good reason), and everyone, except for a riddle-speaking posh bastard and a witch who looks like his recently killed wife, telling him to kill Isaac. Which is rather justified. The dude killed his wife and then toyed around with him like he was nothing when all Hector wanted was some peace. I would've done him proper

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if a cutscene hadn't stopped me. And Hector would have also fallen victim to Dracula's Curse, giving into his selfish rage and realizing at the last second that everyone who he thought had been his ally were all manipulating him into sealing his fate. The feeling of despair when his body is forced to be the one that allowed Dracula to arise and continue the war he so desperately tried to escape from. Knowing that no one is left alive strong enough to take Dracula as he spreads his Darkness over all the earth.

Sounds like a worst case scenario to me, which is more spooky than willingly becoming Dracula or trapped in an eclipse just to find out you can do Dracula stuff.

Speaking of which, I'm assuming everyone on this thread despises Lords of Shadow, for that's the other scary scenario I wouldn't wish to deal with. It's like being forced to play Anakin as he willingly becomes Vader and enjoys it, just to regret it and become bitter at the monster he is now and the world which made him that way.

Or I could be roleplaying a little too hard again...

[zangetsu468]

@Sul Yong I don't hate LOS. I enjoyed LOS 1 (aside from the occasional missed hitboxes with enemies). I just really dislike MOF. LOS2 I have not played yet. Finding out that

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you've murdered your betrothed and she can not be brought back

is pretty darn scary.

[Sul_Yong]

@zangetsu468
Yeah, I mentioned CoD because I wanted to mention the game from the IGA series that would be scariest to me. But to be honest, I think LoS 1 is by far the scariest.

[Crying Freeman]

When

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Soma's portrait changes after he finds out

I swear to God I think of Michael Jackson... Same with Link's face in Skyward Sword

XD lol

[zangetsu468]

XD lol

That settles it, if you're under 18 Aria is the scariest

[Crying Freeman]

That settles it, if you're under 18 Aria is the scariest

I see

[zangetsu468]

I see

It was a bad joke (no punz..) and I like his music... Sorry MJ