Lowkey......The Playstation Tomb Raider games had me shook :to:

[Brandeezy]

The T-Rex in like 3 of them

Raptors

Crazy witch doctors

The invincible prisoner in the 3rd game

The Flying samurais

I was so shook of the city of the dead level on revelations that I skipped it as soon as it loaded same with that abandoned theme park in Egypt.

Haven't beaten any of them til this day

 

[Sypress]

I could see that

because they wouldn't make much noise and because of the camera angle, I use to jump when those animals would come out of nowhere

 

[Lord Scion]

Man, you and me both breh.





These two levels sound tracks by themselves had me shook, I had to ask my dad to play through them when I was a kid.

 

[Lord Scion]

Not to mention in Tomb Raider III when those Shiva statues come to life out of nowhere and start coming at you.

 

[Invisible Man]

Not to mention in Tomb Raider III when those Shiva statues come to life out of nowhere and start coming at you.

I feel you man. Went through the first two last year for the first time and was gripping the controller tightly every minute. I'm easily startled by jump scares, so to me, the early Tomb Raider games were a lot scarier than the early Resident Evil games.

Every time I had to swim underwater

Because there were crocodiles, sharks, eels, pretty much everything, and it was always dark underwater, so that increased the claustrophobia levels. Remember the 40 Fathoms level from Tomb Raider 2?





And there was one moment in Tomb Raider 2 that was scarier than any Silent Hill game. It's when you have to go into this pitch black cave and all you hear are yeti screams in the background. You literally can't see shyt, and it's only when you light up the torches do you realize all the yetis are locked up in cages, but the sound design makes you think they're surrounding you. shyt was creepy as fukk. And you still have to let them out of their cages and kill them to progress.

Oh yeah, and don't get me started on the mutants at the end of the first game.

These games are extremely underrated when it comes to delivering the scares.

 

[Brandeezy]

I feel you man. Went through the first two last year for the first time and was gripping the controller tightly every minute. I'm easily startled by jump scares, so to me, the early Tomb Raider games were a lot scarier than the early Resident Evil games.

Every time I had to swim underwater

Because there were crocodiles, sharks, eels, pretty much everything, and it was always dark underwater, so that increased the claustrophobia levels. Remember the 40 Fathoms level from Tomb Raider 2?





And there was one moment in Tomb Raider 2 that was scarier than any Silent Hill game. It's when you have to go into this pitch black cave and all you hear are yeti screams in the background. You literally can't see shyt, and it's only when you light up the torches do you realize all the yetis are locked up in cages, but the sound design makes you think they're surrounding you. shyt was creepy as fukk. And you still have to let them out of their cages and kill them to progress.

Oh yeah, and don't get me started on the mutants at the end of the first game.

These games are extremely underrated when it comes to delivering the scares.

I remember that yeti shyt

Remember the last level of T2 where nikkas run up in her crib at night? They had that tuxedo mask dude fly through the window with a shotty

 

[marcuz]

i turned the game off first time i saw a raptor.

 

[BasedPrime]

That first moment a bear pops up

 

[Donald J Trump]

I remember havin the demo for tomb raider back in the day and I would turn the corner with Laura and some dogs would come after my ass scared the shyt out me