10 Games Where You Are Being HUNTED NON-STOP
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- In some select games you are actually the prey.
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Number 10
1:38 Number 9
3:28 Number 8
4:41 Number 7
5:55 Number 6
7:40 Number 5
9:04 Number 4
10:20 Number 3
11:31 Number 2
12:43 Number 1
14:18 Bonus - Ігри
Bro forgot Subway Surfer
Bro forgot Temple Run and Uninvited. 😅
I love how Mr.X is at least polite enough to respect the saferoom rule and waits patiently outside them
He's Mr. X not Monster X , gentlemen have standard :p
In the re3 remake nemesis completely disregards this rule which will lead to at least 1 session of pissing your pants upon discovering this
It Was That Moment Players Knew They Fd Up
Dying Light is my favorite example I can think of. During the day you have the viral that constantly appear and harrass you out of nowhere. Then during night, the Volatile come out and gave you one option. Run.
So true, specially on early game
I haven't played DL1, but just watching playthroughs makes me want to parkour fastest
fuck volatiles and fuck night
I thought the van crane pistol would one shot a volatile but then I remembered I'd turned on nightmare to get 1.5 exp handing in missions and then I died to virals as soon as the sun came up. I noticed the winter warrior outfit wasn't adding any bonus xp after I farmed the turtle to get the grapple hook, so I had to get the van crane outfit back on. Grapple hook is worse than I thought because you can't grapple every building especially straight up and I still get grabbed by biters looking for crosshairs to shrink to an eligible grapple point
I remember how afraid i was at night time, and then the moment i was like..lets go check this shiz out
Prey is also a game that makes you feel like, uh, a prey. The tension of finding more advanced monsters inside the station, until ultimately being followed by Nightmares is pretty much this list
I watched my sibling play that and it was enjoyable. The shape-shifting things though made me nervous just watching him and he and I would both look at something and proclaim "suss" that it likely would transform into an alien if he got too close. Usually, he was right 😂
Ah. They were called "mimicks", I believe.
Bro thinks he’s falcon
@@Qweezus10 more like "Bro has played another game that fits this perfectly and did exactly what was asked at the end of the video"
"a prey"
Oh my goodness I still remember the first time I heard whatever noise that thing makes. I heard it, saw it, screamed, paused the game, clapped my hands together, and just ended the game. The fear that went through my body... maaaaan that fear. I just decided "Ya know what... I havent played Horizon in a while"
It never ceases to amaze me how you guys keep releasing great videogame content every single day. Just know that your work is really appreciated. Thank you Gameranx team and keep it up 🙌
Really? ha
@@JonontoastI think you commented that you stopped watching them 1 month ago , yaknow that people can click on your profile and see your other comments on this channel
And yeah , I also dont watch them anymore .... in my opinion their videos feel way too safe ?! All of them feel the same and stuff
But that doesnt mean you can be an a hole just because you dont like them
You can always tell it's a Sunday night video by the people starved of content popping up to make random negative comments in the hope of starting some mini drama to pass ten minutes.
It's not that it's great it's that your just boring
@@sourlab How have I been an "a hole"? Haha 😂
You ok buddy? Having a bad day?
I think the thing about Sir, You're Being Hunted is you are literally being hunted. In the other games the enemies are just hostile and searching for you but in Sir they treat the whole thing like an actual game hunt. They spread out and march a line through fields, send the dogs into brush after you, lie in wait near resources you need, etc. There's something truly eerie about the methodical nature of it.
That is a very good point. In the forest half the time your attacked they just so happen to stumble across whatever log cabin youge built. Ya the cannibals are attacking you, but its never as if their hunting you. Most you can say is if you piss them off enough they will raid your home, but thats not exactly a equivalent to being hunted like a fox for sport
I came here to comment this exact same thing. Sir you are being hunted is a hidden gem. It really slipped under the radar but it’s vibes are truly on point. The fact that visibility is your most important stat on your hud followed by health illustrates this point. The game is barely even attempting to be a survival game and it’s not really open world. There’s a pretty limited area in which you play and the survival aspect is more based on how fast you can recover instead of long term sustainability. The game is the closest I’ve ever seen to the book “The most dangerous game” and a lot of the same strategies are employed by both the player and the robots. For instance when you happen across an area that isn’t very populated there can be birds, who startle. The robots will see that and start to make their way towards the player. Then after a warning that first time players can observe the patterns of the birds and use the exact same trick on the robots. The ai of the robots is additionally complex, with them both observing the world and creating groups to do various tasks. In the beginning it’s just a few robots with shotguns, but they break into small groups and start sweeping the island. Some groups will find loot or pieces of the device and guard it from you. As you progress more and more types of robots start showing up. Some start to have robotic hounds, some start riding around in hot air balloons with spotlights, eventually they start setting bear traps in the forest and alarms in the fields. No where is safe, and the pressure constantly ramps up as you slowly sneak around only dating to run when you find some cover from sight lines. It’s a phenomenal game and anyone who reads this and hasn’t played you owe it to yourself to give it a shot.
Little Nightmares series has some memorable “hunted” sections! 👻
literally just finished the game yesterday, so i see what you mean :D cant wait to start the sequel.
Yes
My response to anything that's hunting me is either " come catch these hands then!" or " Listen I know we said some things but we don't have to resort to violence".
Mine normally goes
"Come catch these hands then"
Gets torn to peace's
"We don't need to be violent"
Levels to OP
"Yeah y'all F**KED UP!!!"
@@thecountysfinest 🤣🤣
My favorite response if something is hunting me.
"Come at me bro!"
@@williamwedge640 I said that once and I regretted it. So that's your line now 😅
@@ledgicyt2929 lol
I have fond memories of the original Manhunt. Being hunted by the thugs for a film is something only Rockstar would dare create.
It'll never happen, but I'd love a third game or even a remake of the first.
Manhunt, hell yeah
Manhunt and Hauting Ground was some of the best horror games for me on PS2. Pretty underated
Hopefully Warrior Within will get the respect it deserves over time. It is edgy as hell. but it is also the best game of the Prince of Persia trilogy for PS2. What a game
That Trilogy deserves a remake/update.
I'm surprised that Haunting Ground is not on the list. That game was so underrated and a great survival game back during the PS2 era.
came here to say the same! what an epic game!
This
So was clock tower 3
One of the best games that i've played recently where you're being hunted almost at all times is "A PLAGUE TALE" series🔥the constant fear of the soldiers and the rats is just amazing
Such a great series!
Wouldn't consider it in this category, game is way too linear for that
I typed this as Prince of Persia ticked on the screen 😅
That's completely different though
Great game but no there was no fear in that game
It's good game for poeple who likes story. Its gameplay is too bland and repetetive.
I absolutely LOVED Prince of Persia: Warrior Within. Those chase sequences were really cool.
yes well done to gameranx for listing it, the daharka chase scenes are the stuff of knightmares, complely freaked me out as a teenager playing it
Best thing about Mr.X is that, when you shoot his hat off, he gets angry and walks faster
You don’t mess with a gentleman’s hat
In the wild west, getting your hat shot off is very humiliating so pretty understandable.
One of the most memorable player-hunters is SAmus-X (SA-X) from Metroid Fusion on the GameBoyAdvanced. It was a doppelganger that mimicked the 'Full Powered Super Metroid Samus', could end you in 3-6 hits, and hunted you down thru out the entire campaign.
Metroid Dread did an amazing job with the stalkers too.
They only appear in certain parts.
One of my favorite games - Soma. While you're not being hunted so much as haunted, but you are defenseless and the monsters add to the dread and futility of escaping the impending doom.
Prince of Persia warrior within was a great game and everyone of my friends used to play it ,the monster sequences were very intense and my friends and i used to watch each other play , it was such great time. I miss games like this
Man prince of persia is such a throwback amazing games. Warrior Within is a personal favorite
Metroid Dread. The EMMIs hunting you in each area are bruuutal
They only hunt you in specific rooms, not throughout the game like the xenomorph does.
Alien Isolation is peak horror
Agreed!
I remember leaving the game for a few months before finally finishing it 😂
@@kagisobalingisanyi965One of the sections in the game was so intense I actually did the same thing I stopped playing for a while lol
How does anyone ever get scared by Alien Isolation I was so bored playing it and not once was I ever scared it's just not a scary game at all
Miasmata is one of the first games that made me feel truly hunted. The monster would dissappear for hours as you explore and learn more about the island and the disease. Definitely an underated gem.
Capcom's Haunting Ground was a good one too.
God, the AI in Alien Isolation is so damn good.
Complex, but could've been better. The glitched animations ruin the immersion way too much. And the humans are terribly coded
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, being powerless to defend yourself. When you play this after playing other SH games and the Darkness comes for the first time and you realize there won't be any means to defend yourself. Also how the Q&A with the psychiatrist pops up in the game.
Sons of the forest is really good - The Survival mechanics, the Building Mechanics, the atmosphere & also the graphics looks good too 👍🏼
I'll never forget playing RE2 remake launch day, and Mr. X following me into the safe rooms. It makes for a top contender for the scariest gaming moments of my life!
One other game that’s worth bringing up is It Steals, which is made by the same guy who made Lethal Company. The game has many different game modes, but the best way to sum the game up as a whole is PAC-MAN if the ghosts stalked you instead of just straight up running to you. It’s not as complex as say Alien Isolation obviously, but it has a charm to it.
Outlast is unmatched. It always finds a way to throw you into a state of panic. I wish I could erase the first one out of my head so I can play it again for the first time. 11/10
The 1st one was so good I just couldn't get through the second. The Bar was too high.
@@2muchReality7ven i couldnt play the second game! playing the first one i didnt know what i was getting into, but just starting the second Outlast i was already panicking hahaha
I am glad you like it, but unmached is kinda much for that game
Glorified hide and seek. Some good jumpy moments but after a couple hours I was bored with it. I can see why it’s loved by many but I prefer a more open game that doesn’t require a dying frequently and figuring things out by trial and error. Also, what self respecting predator would only check one of the only two lockers in a room before giving up the hunt?
I have to totally agree with number 1, Outlast. Very few games out there gets my heart going and that one did, intensely.
Warrior Within was such a great follow up to an amazing game. Just another thing that makes me upset Indiana Jones is first person. Can you do a list in the future that has Soul Reaver please. That game doesn’t get any love at all, and it deserves so much.
The original Clock Tower was fantastic back in the day!
Metroid dreads E.M.M.I’s really put the fear in me. The music and sound affect matched with there difficulty is something that truly makes you feel like the hunted
Alien: Isolation was way ahead of its time. It's a pretty underrated game
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I like that this videos script deliberately avoided the spoiler in the outer wilds that explains the stalkers. Thanks gameranx.
The GOATs, been my favorite gaming channel for years now
I personally feel that FEAR should at least be an honorable mention/bonus.....Loved that series.
The game that makes me feel like I'm being hunted most is Vigor. No game gives me that feeling more and it makes my heart pound. Paranoia and fear while trying to sneak around and grab loot make Vigor my #1 pick for this list. I also really enjoyed Alien Isolation, that's the best example on your list imo. Thanks for another awesome video
Another good game is The Hunter Primal you will always feel like you are being hunted because you are by damn dinosaurs
Or dayz
I love what they did with Mr X in the resident evil 2 remake. It's genuinely stressful when he's hunting you
No it’s not
@@op-. *Proceeds to open a random door and get decked by Mr. X. Also, craps pants.*
It caused me to stop playing the game and I was loving it lol. I can’t handle the stress of constantly being chased
I can only see Mr x being scary to people who are new to gaming.
You can literally ignore him bc you’re 2x faster than him and if he catches you he just punches or does a grab that helps you get away from him.
I like the Nightmare Typhon that hunts you in Prey, the thing terrified me and I never trifled with it, until at some point towards the end of the game it cornered me and I had to fight it, to my surprise it could be killed, it was such a rewarding way to face your fears
The Forest was legit scary because of them
I didn't know about them at first, so I saw some people and thought "okay, if I leave them alone, they'll leave me alone", then they attacked me, so I defended myself
After that it was just me hiding in my little cabin all the time until I figured out that you can't really stay in one place
I do kinda wish the game had a mode without that feature though, I just want to build a big shelter and survive the environment without constant cannibals
isnt there such a mode? or at least, once u finished ur play thru, u can, with The Item.
Game was not designed for that lol 😂
There is a peaceful mode😂
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How do you play it?
(I'm talking about the first one btw, I don't have the second)
@@EvelynnWinters2000 Select peaceful mode. It might have to be on multiplayer, but I can't remember
Playing The Forest taught me that it is so hard building and maintaining a base that you are better off without one. You can always carry everything you need, no need to store things
That's what I dislike about those games. I like building bases and in an actual survival situation I'd probably try to get in a stable situation (at least to some degree) before exploring too much. The fact that the difficulty ramps up, even if you are staying as far away as possible from enemies while also just minding our own business, actually discourages from building a base. If you don't progress weapons wise fast enough your base will be overrun sooner or later. What's even the point of the whole elaborate building system, if you are better of rushing through the story? On top of that the most valuable resources respawn only when relogging, so shorter gaming sessions make the game easier, while longer gaming sessions make the game harder. Both should be equal, so players can play the way they want to.
While I do like both games, I really dislike those two design choices.
@@LtksK your point about the elaborate building system had me wondering too. Guess they give you the option?
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The building system in the second game got the biggest upgrade from the first game, so I expected it to being more important. Plus you got someone bringing resources in. So I naturally thought they wanted us to spend more time building than before. And that's what I did. But they completely removed safer areas and boats while still making your build quite fragile. It's no wonder almost all UA-cam Videos of the game are about safe bases, like building on ice before it melts.
I don't really feel like the devs gave us an option. At least no viable option. In theory we can play with lots of building, but in practice it's only viable if you cheat the game.
Played the original Dark Souls on release, i didnt even understand what invasions were, that game made me feel hunted more than any other game.
I accidentally did the true ending of Warrior Within completely by accident, stumbled on the first life upgrade and proceeded to actively look for them. Unlocked the Water Sword and did everything.
Only years later I found out there was another ending hahaha
Thanks for mentioning PoP Warrior Within....Its surely a forgotten gem of a game.
X-Com baby! My favorite game ever. Love how nowadays people know what it is at least. I sounded like I was making a game up when I talked about it from ‘94 to 2010.
Didn't the aliens from "UFO Defense," actively searched for the Player's base?
I'm glad Warrior within was mentioned cause that was my first thought when I saw the video
Dev's giving you a weapon in a horror game: "Yeah that monster problem, good luck solving that yourself."
Player's: " I don't what's gonna be more dangerous, the enemies, or the fact that you trust us with using this."
Omg Warrior Within! One of my personal all time favorite games.
If you're into suspense , grotesque creatures and open worlds i recommend "darkwood" , you're being hunt down at day and have to always shelter at night , one of the best atmospheric games I've played :)
Love xcom 2 I remember when I first played the wotc version it felt terrifying seeing the chosen because you feel under prepared, but on the 3rd playthrough it felt more like I was hunting them for that sweet loot
Total yes on no. 2. That was scary as hell. The feeling was the same, like when I read the story.
While a rare occurance, Anima's unscripted appearances in The Evil Within 2 make my heart sink. She can show up at random as you explore the towns, and despite her encounters' brevity (sometimes she's gone within 10 seconds) it fills me with this awful sense of dread and paranoia. Love it.
Alien Isolation is the most tense horror game I've ever played. My uncle told me a funny story, when he played the game with a headset he sneezed and the Alien heard it because there's a setting that you can turn on that they can hear your surroundings. I always laugh when i hear it.
These bots are so articulate
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I would add Dark Wood. Definitely falls on the low res end the things but creepy throughout especially at night
Best horror game ever made imo for how it makes you feel. Definitely some of the best base defence/being hunted too.
HATS OFF for including PoP Warrior Within. I don't care what ANYONE says anything about it, PoP trilogy will always be my favorite.
Clocktower series!!!Are we going to just forget Clocktower
Ironically I just watched alien and aliens last night, so number 10 on the list gave me a creepy feeling and a strong urge to play the game!
Edit: last night after watching the two movies I thought that I wouldn't be interested in alien related entertainment for a long time, less than 24hrs later I'm wanting to play the game. That's ironic. Hope that satisfies any more npc's.
It's really worth it man!
That's not what ironic means, friend.
Shadow of war gotta get a mention next time
The flash bangs inbetween games is crazy😂😂😂
Metro exodus large spider scene deserves a bonus credit, that was scary for me 💀
Making a comparison, the alien AI in Alien Isolation is better designed than the monster AI in Amnesia the Bunker. The alien is much more unpredictable. But the Bunker monster is on your ass constantly, so much so that it gets more annoying than scary. As soon as it seems to go away, it is back a minute later. This is true even if you are not making any noise for it to hear. I think the developers went overboard on its aggressiveness and prevents the game from being as scary as intended.
The Grayhill incident you all never talked about that one upon its release. It's so undertated and it's a good experience of being hunted by an alien invasion and such an easy combination of trophys/achievements.
Y'all have the best top tens I can't get enough of them
I agree with your #1 pick the atmosphere and story from outlast is terrifying!
How is Demento (Haunting Ground in US market I think) not on the list
Alien Isolation definitely deserves a mention
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Manhunt was a classic. I know its primarily you sneaking around and executing enemies in a gruesome fashion but the premise itself always keeps you on edge. Hiding in the shadows to randomly having that one enemy that pops out at you and forces you to run or fight really has an element of terror to it.😊
I think we are gonna need a part 2 of this Gameranx!
It's hard to believe you forgot a masterpiece like Left 4 Dead 1 and 2.
Only 8 views gameranx fell off
Edit: you dont have to update me on the view count its called a joke but some get it more than others
Oh shit
Tell us you're stupid without saying you're stupid
Iam from the future and don't worry it's got 2k views now
Honestly we all like falcons videos better lol
@@SupremesunnyXour cup overfloweth with content be grateful
I see you guys have been posting more often sometimes twice a day and we're all really grateful but do remember to take breaks in between so as to not experience burnout.
Still tho, great video!
Alien Isolation is on another level among all of these games ! The feeling beeing alone in space is just insane in that game.
If you didn’t play, go do it now !!!
It’s my all time favorite first person game with metro exodus
Awesome video tysm!! I can't think of any games but I think the level in halo 1 called "The Library". That was a definite hunted level. But once you get the shotgun its such a fun level, to just unload on them is almost cathartic lol
prince of persia warrior within gotta be one of my fav games oat and the dahaka scares me to this day
Oh sweet lord yes
Haunting Ground! You are constantly being stalked by one main bad guy through each quarter of the game. They can find you almost anywhere, it’s mostly unscripted, and they can react to your foot steps and loud noises! Never quite safe.
Thank you for including Warrior Within, I clicked this video expecting someone to have shared childhood trauma with.
I would add Dead Space too, the limited resources and the surprise attacks always make you feel on the edge and afraid of turning every corner
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There are two games I know that aren't "being hunted" games, but have these chase moments that made me soooo tense:
Half Life 1 and the first Mirror's Edge. In both, you're being chased by these ninjas or something, and you're running, and you can hear the pitter patter on their feet behind you...
Was kind of hoping Generation Zero would be on the list given how you are trying to survive from various machines that had seemingly either killed or abducted everyone on the archipelago.
Slender should have had an honorable mention. That whole scene on UA-cam when everyone was playing it was golden.
Manhunt is pretty much another one. One helluva cult classic! And the best part is that you are also a hunter.
God bless Gamranx for that one second Kaileena shot lol. Remember that from when I was a young impressionable bay. You’re right, they don’t make games like that anymore o.0
10- Alien Isolation
9- The Forest
8- Original Amnesia
7- Lethal Company
6- RE2 Remake
5- Prince of Persia the Warrior Within
4- The Outer Wilds: Echos of the Eye
3- Xcom 2 and the war of the chosen
2- Call of Cthulu the dark corners of the earth
1- Outlast
Can't say enough good things about Isolation, absolute underrated game that needs a sequel. Loved everything about the game and have completed it multiple times because it's so much fun and scary (to me).
The entire time I'm watching this I'm thinking "where is Outlast?" lol. Glad to see it was number one. I was completely unprepared for the game. I had no idea what I was getting into. I was instantly hooked, so much so that when I played Alien Isolation, I felt almost experienced in being helpless. On a side note, I thought that F.E.A.R. and the sequel had that being stalked vibe along with some really great enemy AI for the time.
Gameranx still by far the most entertaining gaming channel out there😊
Great video. Thnx GameRanx crew
Love your videos :)
Great mention on call of Cthulhu. I vividly remember that opening for sure. Even over a decade and a half later.
Couldn’t find any coormyms about this, but the “Returnal” where you are being always watched by the astronaut creature was so creepy. It always gave this unnerving feeling while playing the game
Why no love on these lists for System Shock 2? In the first third of the game, you're passively hunted by SHODAN's forces (they're looking for survivors in general, and only focus on you if you're seen, trigger a camera, or otherwise bring attention to yourself).
In the next third, her "kids" are actively hunting you to prevent you from helping their mother.
In the last third, both sides are hunting you (SHODAN has figured out you're trying to stop her while the kids have escalated their search for you), and it seems everyone upgraded their stealth capabilities.
In Alien: Isolation, on harder difficulties, the alien doesn’t just show up at certain times. It is ALWAYS there. As soon as you see it for the first time, the hunt is on, and it doesn’t end until the game ends.
Really glad you guys mentioned Sir, You Are Being Hunted! Loved playing this game as the updated it since i bought it when it was in early access, it was like playing a cartoonish game where i was always on edge
[PROTOTYPE] deserves a spot. the military is always out to get you and the closer you get to the end more sensitive the creatures are to your presence and will start chasing you down which will make the military chase you down as well. it's really chaotic the further into the story you get and we love it for it.
Anyone as old as me and remember the old adventure/horror game Ecstatica?
You a hero ending up in a cursed village. Finding a few surviving villagers.
While small piglet creatures,minotaurs,drunk bears and small wyverns roams the village.
But the scariest is the Werewolf who can appear at random attacking you.
You could damage it enough for it to retreat but he would not stay hidden long.
Immortal until you find a late game weapon.
But that werewolf scared me long before Mr x and Nemesis did😂
Outlast is def one of the most stressful ones I can remember personally
Haunting Ground/ Demento for the PS2 was a great stalker game. Daniella was terrifying.
Usually I’m not a huge fan of playing hide and seek with enemies especially horror games. But Alien Isolation hit differently for me, it wasn’t extremely scary, yet as soon as you heard the hissing or a vent becoming loud you know you’re expecting company. It rewards patience. Honestly the only thing I did hate was going through vents myself and as soon as you hear the alien it gets so terrifying. But overall I loved the game and the AI work on the alien was truly incredible.
Lethal company can be fun with friends but playing solo it turns into a straight up horror game.