As far as the actual scares go, I found that I ran into a number of jump-scares that caused me to take a sharp intake of breath, for I wasn't expecting them. Mini-heart attacks were doled out accordingly, and not frequently. Yes, they exist, and it's a cheap method of frightening the player, but it works rather well when the player isn't confronted with many within a short amount of time.

As I played, I found that I felt panicked in a couple of different situations. Namely, the area where the player must navigate through a maze of doors and avoid the monsters, as you hear them smash their way toward you. Clever monster placement in later maps forced me to check every corner, fearing I would run into something that would slaughter me. I'm not saying what happens, because that's evidently further than the demo, but I will say it invoked a feeling of dread as I turned every corner.