Outlast

[Damascus Rose]

Then they don't disappear.

Do enemies in real life disappear?

I always ran past them when I could so that I could get through it faster, and because hiding is boring and didn't seem to accomplish anything for me.

Which tells me you weren't even close to being immersed in the game. Your fault or the game's? Who knows, but I was. Thoughts like this didn't even cross my mind.

I could address a few of your other points but there is just too much. Basically you disagree with almost everything I say and it's exhausting to try to formulate such a huge argument in a coherent way. Not that it would really accomplish anything. It doesn't seem like you guys understand me and it doesn't seem like I understand you at all.

No in real life they don't, it's just I always found myself hiding from these monsters just to leave the room and have them be right in my face again so it was pointless.

And I was trying to be immersed, I did feel immersed in the game very much. It's just every time I turn a corner, there's a monster in my face that's chasing me down and it gets very exhausting.This is an exaggeration of course but you know what I mean, there were a whole lot of enemies. Even after the first one, I died a few times while trying to turn on the electricity and this is very frustrating. At first it was frightening, then after dying and having to do everything again he's just annoying. Are you saying that after every encounter you felt the same fear, and it never got old? Even at the ending?

This game just didn't do it for me. It had potential to be very scary but the design really ruined it in my opinion. I am trying to rethink my opinion of it, trying to understand better why I disliked it because you enjoyed it so much, but I can't come up with any result other than what I've stated previously :/ I would describe this game's genre as frustration-horror.