Silent Hill and perhaps the Resident Evil games. - Kol Tregaskes

I hate survival horror games. Probably the ten minutes of Condemned I played before I happily relinquished the controller. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF

Wolfenstein 3D with my new Soundblaster 16-bit stereo sound. GUTENTAG!!! - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF

Doom II. Played with a headset on late at night and jumped more times than I care to admit. Also, Bioshock has some really, really good creepy moments early in the game. - Akiva Moskovitz

Resident Evil III - Lindsey is Fierce!

Doom III was pretty cool, some great moments in that.. Resident Evils were great. - Tim Hoeck

pacman - Bora Zivkovic

Silent Hill, mos def. - Mattie Kenny

I tend to relish the feeling of adrenalin when something happens in a survival horror game. Silent Hill I, the original Condemned and F.E.A.R. were all good at that. Even Day of the Tentacle had its moments, though. Nothing scared quite as much as when I thought I had lost the RAID volume layout on the 8-disk PowerEdge POD at work back in 1998 though. *shudder* - Phil G

F.E.A.R - Michael Fidler from twhirl

The first time my little brother described PacMan, it sounded horrific! You bite a ghost and his eyes pop out!?! - Renee Pie

I didn't play it (just watched friends play it) but Max Payne gave me nightmares. - Rochelle

Doom, when I got my first soundcard - Timothy Griffin

don't know if it's really scary, but NES Metroid had some eerie moments, especially to my younger self - Kamilah Gill

Seventh Guest! there was some creepy stuff in there, jumped out of my seat!! - Jeremy Toeman

Rochelle - Max Payne was great. I loved the comic-book style Noir elements, and the playable dream sequences that were truly disturbing. - Phil G

any game with creepy, laughing little kids - Lindsey is Fierce!

Bioshock - you need a really good sound system, and turn your subwoofer all the way up. You won't just play the game - you'll feel it. - Jesse Stay

Doom3 then Bioshock - John Blanton

It would have to be Bioshock and Condemned. I was absolutely terrified of Condemned and could only play for about 20 minutes before quitting. - Angel Smith

Alone in the Dark - based on Lovecraft. - Bonnie Dean

Ooh, Space Hulk nearly made me cry ... when I was 17! o 0 - Timothy Griffin

Oh man, I forgot about Eternal Darkness! That one scared the tar out of me! Angel - Condemned does a fantastic job of ratcheting up the tension and keeping it at a really high level. The scene where the dressmaker's dummies suddenly surrounded me made me jump out of my skin. - Phil G

I think I mentioned this elsewhere, but playing the human in Aliens vs Predator is scary, especially when your motion tracker starts going. - Kol Tregaskes

Toon Town? - Rodfather

System Shock 2, no question. - Josh Bancroft

Dead Space - Niall Connellan

Definitely System Shock 2 - Anika

Bioshock - Patrick from twhirl

Doom 3, definitely. I couldn't handle the constant adrenalin rush. - Darren Barefoot

Wolfenstein 3-D. EDIT: First 3-D Game? Stereo sound? Layed the ground-work for any other game you can think of in this context including Doom and Quake. - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF

RE2 for sure - Shawn Farner

Pong? - Anthony K. Valley ©

I second the human campaign in AvP (that would be my #1 pick). Also Doom 2 (with the music off) and Resident Evil. Bioshock got me, when that one slicer is standing behind you as you turn around. Any cramped spaces in Fallout 3 with ghouls gets me. - Rob H.

Alien vs. Predator Gold on PC... Doom 3 as a close 2nd. - Nathan Chase

hello kitty : happy party pals :( - Adam Matthews

The original Doom with the Alien total conversion installed (before it was Foxed). - Devon Campbell

Condemned: Criminal Origins was the scariest game i played. The Department Store level is so freakishly scary that I cried during it - Andy Breeding