What was the most disturbing game you ever played?

the suffering... available on G.O.G for pc. some of the speeches the convicts said were fucked up, like the dude in the electric chair.

manhunt... some of the most brutal murder scenes for its time. dont get on pc as rockstar is selling it broken.

back in the day i got them both at the same time. what a great month of gaming.

The first Homefront.
Horror games are scary but they are just fantasy.
Homefront on the other hand could happen, I mean, it shows a real possibility of everything going to hell.

Observer is a clear winner for me: so much body horror, rendered with gruesome realism. It's a very bleak look at the future.

Beautiful Escape: Dungeoneer - https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2010/11/30/wot-i-think-beautiful-escape-dungeoneer/

You play as a serial killer. It's really good, but also really disturbing.

I'm generally not into playing disturbing games (I don't like horror, for one), so I guess Spec Ops: the Line maybe.

I don't play disturbing game that often but i guess mine would be Corpse Party

Zenoclash cause the general vibe is so weird and unsettling. Also CoD because its disturbing how popular that trite shite is

Tomb Raider 2. That fucking butler.

Fatal Frame, japanese horror is too much for me.

Superman 64

The Shattering mainly because of how quickly seemingly-normal scenes turned dark... enough to give me whiplash tbh. It's also scary to see how far one could possibly go when falling into a deep dark hole (figuratively).

Little Nightmares due to its scary portrayal of what seems to me to be three (if my memory serves me right) out of the seven sins. It's never not disturbing to see a little girl in a yellow raincoat getting eaten alive again and again (I died wayyyy too many times during that part of the game) by grotesque, gluttonous characters.

Diablo because it's a pretty disturbing game overall, story and atmosphere-wise. Not to mention, I played it when I was much younger so the effects are definitely amplified.

Probably Condemned: Criminal Origins.

There has been 'better' but that was my first game that truly freaked me out.

I thought The Count Lucanor would be a cute game, with its graphics style like an old Zelda game, a young boy as the protagonist and all...
But slowly, the darkness and weirdness settles in.
First goats start walking after you, then they perform blood rituals, then a man/boy (who acts like a pig) gets gutted on the ground, a severed head talks to you while goats dance next to it, stuff like that...
It gives gory consequences to your actions as a player, and the story keeps going in a downwards spiral.
And just the attitude of the protagonist to this whole madness, it's quite chilling haha.
I must say I wasn't expecting it and I found it quite disturbing ^^. Loved the game :)

Doki Doki Literature Club
I know i deleted her, but... stick with me for a moment, but what if she only wants me to THINK that? What if she hid somewhere in the corners of my drive? Watching. Making sure I don't cheat on her.
I'm never playing another VN on this computer. Not taking any chances.

JUST MONIKA

Outlast
After playing this game I decided horror games are not for me.

Condemned 2

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.....

Life:
horrible graphics, p2w, hardcore mode only(no respawns or save points), easily abused and so on.

I'm a wimp, so any horror game really, lol.
But Hello Neighbor was particularly disturbing for me. I won it here and I swear, I really REALLY tried to play it but after almost 4 hours I couldn't figure out the wacked out gameplay and the stupid jump scares just fried my nerves. I think I was under the house at some point? Why was I even breaking and entering into a super suspicious neighbor's house? Stranger danger anyone? Man, I don't even know, it was weird and I don't know why everyone really liked it.

Harvester

It is as if Luis Buñuel made a video game

They Breathe

Amnesia: The Dark Descent
https://store.steampowered.com/app/57300/Amnesia_The_Dark_Descent/

I'm still getting nervous hearing the title music. Had several 'Holy Sh*t, nope I'm out'-moments.

Every horror (or even remotely adjacent to horror) game freaks me out to some degree.

Body Harvest for the Nintendo 64 had a really eerie atmosphere that got to me. It might have been the first open world game I ever played, and while I didn't understand how to play it at all, I understood + really disliked thinking about the concept of big, bug-like aliens showing up from out of nowhere to destroy towns and murder civilians.

The original Dead Space probably made me yell out more than any other game ever has in a single playthrough, although I don't remember specific moments from it the way I do the Resident Evils and Silent Hills. The single loudest yell a game's ever got out of me has to be P.T., though. That one got me good.

Disturbing...

• Sanitarium. This game was so weird and dark back in the day. You find yourself locked in a sanitarium with no memory of who you are. You just know you must escape at all costs.

• Postal. Just get your guns and go for a killing spree around the neighborhood. One of the most controversial games of all time.

• Diablo 2. A cruel and bloody tale. Remember that little town you saved in the first Diablo? Remember the palace?

• Pathologic. This is even more disturbing now considering the current events. Get into a secluded and decaying town and face horrible crime, murder, hunger, and madness while you're trying to survive a deadly plague that might kill everybody in a few days.

• 2Dark. Play as a detective trying to find out what happened to his son and daughter that were kidnapped many years ago. Things get really nasty and gruesome as you learn that a secret ring of psychopaths has been doing unspeakable things to children for decades. The story is as cruel as they get.