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What game should i make next?

I love making 3d horror games, but am currently out of ideas. Please help.

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CalumCalum •

I find the Dyatlov Pass incident terrifyingly mysterious. There could be a bunch of ways you could interpret it. Madness, nature or a yeti. The list goes on. You could play as one of the hikers but plot twist. It was you who did it all along but dont realise it yet.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass...

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Madza •

Agree, I get chills every time I watch this :)

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Thetntteam •

Hmmm i dont know what the Dyatlov Pass incident is. ill have to do some research

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Thetntteam •

I did some research and it does seem pretty creepy

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LHDev95 • • Edited

Something similar to the Descent films would be hella scary. Something that may make players feel claustrophobic or vulnerable. So another good one would be any sort of hide-to-survive games set in the depths of the ocean, or in old mining tunnels, caves, etc. A setting that limits the feeling of security and has the player desperately looking for just a brief safety net.

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Thetntteam •

Maybe like your hiding from someone in a haunted ship wreak or somethin? maybe you had limited breath so every once in a while you have to find a bottle of air

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