Oct
30

RPPR Episode 23: Halloween Tricks and Treats

By Ross

Horror deserves more than one episode, so we’re going to keep talking about it. We cover everything from foreshadowing scares to some of the best and worst horror games we’ve been in. If you want to improve on terrifying players, grab from our bag of tricks and treats.

Music: More number stations from the Conet Project

Shout outs:
Dead Space: Insanely freaky 360 game
Fatal Frame 1: Another freaky survival horror video game
Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer
Book of Unremitting Horror

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You might find these episodes interesting:

  1. RPPR Episode 32: Show and Tell – Maps and Minis
  2. RPPR Episode 22: Get Your Fear On
  3. RPPR Actual Play Double Feature Halloween Special: Esoterrorists and Fear Itself

Categories : Podcast Episode

Comments

  1. Vincent says:

    YOU GOT TO PLAY WRAITH?!! AAARRGH I AM SO JEALOUS!

  2. Vincent says:

    One REEALLY good soundtack I use for horror is a various artist compilation called Death Odors. If anyone needs some music I can try to e-mail you an mp3 or two . . . or is that possible?

  3. Richard Tufts says:

    I’m glad to see Dead Space got a shout out.

    I’ll also look into that ‘Book of Unremitting Horror”

  4. Akiira says:

    glad to see you hate naruto and bleach, they give anime a bad name but cmon how can you not like akira?

  5. Ross says:

    For the record, I do like Akira. Tom doesn’t though.

  6. Parintachin says:

    No. No I do not. Motorcycles, destruction and “TETSUO!” notwithstanding.

  7. Edward says:

    Can’t wait for more actual plays! Good luck on the anime theme, baka-gaijin!

  8. Paul says:

    I picked up the Book of Unremitting Horror and am currently running my group thought i senerio inside

    *SPOILERS*
    They are about half way throught it. the problem i have is making sure to give them all the ghosts ands clues as the story is a bit spread out throught the house, but so far they do not even suspect the Jack Duffy or Mobster involvment.

  9. Seanathon says:

    Some more good horror gaming music I’ve found is pretty much anything by Midnight Syndicate. They’re one of the leaders in ambient music for spook houses and the like. Another excellent soundtrack is the one for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which has lots of tracks of eerie ambient background noise for the dungeons.

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