Crazy Scary Games

Nox Timore or 'fear of the night' is an indie horror game made by a guy named Vidas Šalavejus and I've seen Markiplier playing it almost 2 years ago, so I decided to give it a try. Although based on Unity platform this game must be downloaded first. There's a rar file you need to pick up first, either download it from here or any other indie db source. Anyway, the game is quite small, only 30 MB, so you can have it withing few seconds and give it a try yourself. And there's no need to install it, there's just one exe file. 

Regarding the game itself, what got me attracted to it, was the fact that there are a lot of youtube reviews about it and gameplays where players are stating this is one of the scariest games ever. Well, I don't think it is the scariest game, but it has its moments. Basically it's the first person game where you navigate through a series of dark corridors. The place must be some basement because there are pipes on the ceiling all over the place. And there are doors as well, where all of them are opened. You are holding a flashlight and your job is to go from point A to point B and back, in order to collect all the notes that someone had left there for you. As you go, the scenery and map changes a bit, new notes show up and the place mysteriously change it's map, like someone is trying to communictae with you and play tricks with your mind. If that sounds familiar and reminding you of the Slenderman series, it's because it obviously is some sort of a Slender-inspired story if not a spin-off exactly. 

This is about one of rather old scary games which got recently updated so it popped up to me the other day while going through some Markiplier's videos. I new it was going to be like one of those Slendytubbies games, or as any other Slenderman clones, but I still wanted to give it go. Most of all because it's free to download, and because it's rather small (only 150MB),... and because I like indie games.

If you do too want to give it a shot, just follow this link and the download should start automatically by itself. If not, let me know in comments and I'll get it fixed.

I've heard before that if you close your eyes, stand still and pretend that there's no monster it will eventually go away. Facing your fear directly is the best way to address the problem.But I've never heard of the idea that just flipping off the death will make it go away. Yes, you heard me well - if the monster pops out from the dark, you just flip it off - yes literally with the middle finger - And it goes away ...

This revolutionary concept has been adopted in the latest game made in only 4 days by Adam R. and Guy T. called "The Night That Speaks".