Not exact matches
The psychological horror definitely plays a much
bigger part in Outlast 2 than in the first game, and with that comes much less
jump scare moments and more moments focused on messing with the player's mind, which I appreciated.
The stakes are pretty
big and it looks like it will result in some out - of - your - seat kind of
jump scares, if nothing else.
The accompanying 5.1 Dolby TrueHD audio is, predictably, above - average for dtv fare, though scenes with
jump scares appear to be the only ones taking advantage of the discrete soundstage — clarifying in the process the idea that there's a
big difference between being
scared and being startled.
The impeccably choreographed
jump scares are damn good, but the Warrens» nail - biting heroics and the family's intoxicating paranoia woven throughout are even better — proof that
big - budget horror flicks don't have to suck.
I think it
scared the bikers a little when a
big lick of fire
jumped out of the venturi, but I think it
scared them even more that a small, freckle - face girl didn't flinch.
I really liked this book because I really like horses and I like how the horse has to
jump wire fences and doesn't get
scared and had to
jump big rivers.
Alas I was too
scared to do
big jumps and struggled to even manage a wheelie, but when I picked up Urban Trial Playground I was able to swap the BMX for a dirt bike and live my childhood dreams, at least I thought that was the case.
You expect a
big fuck off monster to appear, but this is Silent Hill, it tortures you, it doesn't break its routine to offer a cheap
jump scare.