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So, because I kinda forgot about it for awhile, my old topic closed. And that's terrible. I held a funeral for it.

So, to begin this new topic, let's take a moment to appreciate this!

Metroid Prime - Phazon Mines Ambience

Begin!

^lol that was quick

And I know I posted this in the old topic, but as that one will be swallowed by the sea of time eventually, I figure I may as well repost this one, since I've got more to say.

Phantasy Star Online - The Nearest Place to Heaven Part 1

I always found this track creepy, especially in the area where it plays (you exit some bizarre ruins and you find yourself in...a peaceful meadow with a monolith?), but now that I've listened to it further and turned the volume up (thanks to someone in the comments of the video)...it kinda got worse.

Take, for example, the birds chirping. Listen closely to that. That was something I've known about for awhile, but I still consider it worth noting.

After some careful listening, I do believe I can hear the gunfire talked about in that comment, and maybe the siren, but I haven't heard any screaming.

Ultimately, I'd say this track is very effective at saying 'Hey, things are about to get a whole lot worse'.

At least the monolith is pretty, right? Let's go see if we can-SDKJFHDFGDKGFBKDG!

Ultimate Bump!

Hood Sickle's Theme - Skylanders Trap Team

This reminds me of Silent Hill...

^For a Skylanders game, that was unexpected.

Fire Emblem: Awakening - Id (Darkness)

another repost (probably)

It's just that I started playing FE:A again and felt this track needed some more appreciation.

Lavender Town theme

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^For a Skylanders game, that was unexpected.

Agreed.

Quote: Windumup

Lavender Town theme

That song made its way into my dream one time.

EDIT:
Ripple Star Catacombs - Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiqx6_ttUHs

I'd say this gives me a few goosebumps. <.<

4 AM - Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Not really the scariest, but it seems pretty out of place for such a colorful, happy game. Sorry, you'll have to look it up on YouTube or something because for some reason I'm having a really hard time getting links to work on dS right now.

Portal - Self Esteem Fund

Less spooky than melancholy, but I still find it a little unnerving.

River Twygz Bed



One of the scariest "songs" I've ever listened to.

A good amount of other Kirby games have this kind of music for the final boss

Maybe a little strange, but not creepy at all....

This instantly came to my mind.

quality tracks everyone

now since halloween draws ever closer, this topic needed a revival

Super Mario 64 - Big Boo's Haunt

I haven't played this game since I was a little girl, but I remember this level really scaring me (I was like, four or five I think, and the piano itself was the reason I was so scared). So I post this due to such fond memories.

Here are a few and my thoughts on them...

1. Dementors! - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Keep in mind that this is coming from a movie game, imagine going through a random bargain bin Harry Potter GBA game and finding this.

2. The Old Chateau - Pokemon Diamond and Pearl

The entirety of The Old Chateau is creepy, the ghost roaming the halls, the TV playing static at certain times, and the music is no exception.

Submerged Castle - Pikmin 2

The Pikmin series is one that switches from cheerful happiness to fear and dread in seconds, the enemies, areas, and music are always a mix of both. The Submerged Castle is a great example, it is a dungeon located in a somewhat relaxing part of the game, The Perplexing Pool, it features tons of treasure alongside an insta-kill invincible beast that only wants to follow you and crush you into oblivion. The worst part is that when and where he appears is completely random, you never know if he's going to appear 5 minutes from now or five seconds from now, and that's what makes this place so dread inducing, and the music definitely fits the bill.

The Mountain of Malefor - The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night.

For me is the netherworld in minecraft that song scary

More Trap Team music!

Rainfish Riviera (Submarine) - Skylanders Trap Team

This doesn't even sound like the same level anymore. :S

keep 'em coming guys

Phantasy Star Online Episode II -Abysmal Ball -Intermission-

This one kinda needs to be heard in-game to really be appreciated, but..



Phantasy Star Online Episode II - Abysmal Ball -Intermission- (PREMIUM EDITION)

Official 'remix' of the track that was on a CD release, I think. Posting it here for the sake of comparison, I guess.

Really, though, Phantasy Star Online's OST tends to be good at creating an atmosphere of loneliness, which is interesting as it's an online, four-player game... Well, unless you go solo.

Dreamcatcher's Theme sounds like sombody might maul you in your sleep.

Yes...

****, this is an excellent topic. I don't have any to share, but I will subscribe.

World of Nothing - Super Paper Mario.

I don't find this as disturbing as River Twygz Bed, but it's still unnerving...

And the Omega Ruby version too, of course.

Topic, I summon thee!

Metroid Prime 2: Echoes - Dark Agon Wastes

Not the creepiest track in the game, but worth sharing.

Really, Dark Aether makes my skin crawl.

The World of Drawcia - Kirby: Canvas Curse

Oh my...

Animal Crossing - K.K. Dirge

Zelda: Majora's Mask - Final Hours

Skylanders Giants - Autogyro Adventure (On Foot)

Skylanders: Swap Force - Undead Elemental Area

Super Metroid - Mother Brain Theme.
O_______________O

speaking of metroid prime, the chozo ghost music is scary asf

^Yes.

Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum - Deep Within Team Galactic HQ!!

maybe it's because it's really late and i'm tired but this is really freaking me out

^THIS
Original version counts too.

I don't know if I say it's disturbing, but it definitely brings a sense of urgency and anxiousness. I'm talking about the Bee theme from Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

In a game normally met with soft guitar and piano jingles throughout the day, this high paced, choppy, creepy bit-tune style song catches you off guard and tells you one thing without saying a word; RUN.

And...

Another good one from ORAS:

Once more, original is like a hundred times creepier.

Mt. Pyre (Inside)
Mt. Pyre (Inside) (Original Version)

From Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Keyblade Graveyard
Fitting music for the graveyard of a war that bleepin' split the universe into thousands of smaller universes.

From Kingdom Hearts DDD Broken Reality
It descends into a childish madness. How fitting.

From Bravely Default Strained Time

Also, I know it's not official, but this remix of the classic Zelda dungeon theme is just... have fun sleeping tonight... Nullification (Underground Theme Remix by PrototypeRaptor)

Oh, but my all time favorite disturbing piece of music is this, just this

The translation for the title is debated, but something like Garden of Distorted Thoughts
The best part? Before hearing it you'll first hear this super cheerful piece, the basic menu music, then you'll hear a roar and a childlike moaning and then you see what you're facing... a beast so horrifying it is memeticly believed to be created out of shipping itself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsuTC1yGqng
O.O
Super Paper Mario
yyyyyyyyyyy

Scarier than Giygas but always forgotten...

Cave of the Past from Earthbound

or God forbid...

Happy Happy Village...also from Earthbound

WTF did they think this soundtrack would be good for a family game.

Threed...from Earthbound

This from my favorite game, Epic Mickey. It is more disappointing, in that Mickey destroyed this town.(thinner path).

Scurge: Hive - The Source (final)

I'll let the theme do the talking, but (spoilers for the fight itself)...

Dementors - Harry Potter 3 (GBA).

Why...

Amb_BossCmn_FieldSE - Splatoon

I don't know if I would count this as music, but it's in the soundtrack, so screw it. This is really disturbing.

It's more unsettling in Smash Run in Smash 3DS though, because it's actually a decent threat there.

Portal - Self Esteem Fund

I don't know if Portal counts as a horror game technically or not (it sure shows up in my nightmares enough to count for me). But in case it doesn't, this song has freaked me out since 2007.

Here's a couple from Zelda: Ocarina of Time that still make my hair stand on end almost twenty years after I played the game!

Dodongo's Cavern
Forest Temple

And let us never forget the ambient cave noises from Tomb Raider 1. o_o

Shadow Temple from Ocarina of Time
And that...valley place...from Majora's Mask.

Also, Mytha, the Baneful Queen's boss theme in Dark Souls II.

From a game I played in childhood. 80% of this game is something I call "Unintentionally scary"

Hypno K.K. from Animal Crossing New Leaf, while not as suspenseful as K.K. Dirge, is a lot creepier to compensate. The backwards tones and strange melody are made creepier by the fact that when played backwards it sounds like a normal K.K. song!

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Shadow Temple from Ocarina of Time
And that...valley place...from Majora's Mask.

Also, Mytha, the Baneful Queen's boss theme in Dark Souls II.

Oh yes, Ikana Valley is a really good one.

*kicks topic back to life*

Yeah, Ikana Valley is something, alright...

Metroid Prime - Frigate Orpheon Main Theme

One of the earliest themes in the game. Gives me chills.