Top 10 Most Traumatizing Video Game Moments

The battle against Giygas is the scariest of my childhood traumas. He tops the scariest movie scenes ever, even scarier than Gmork from The NeverEnding Story, Cyrus from Pokemon, and Cell from DBZ. He's even scarier than the haunted mask episode, making him the most dangerous fictional character ever. Giygas is truly the scariest thing from my childhood.

The only game I really cried over and was sad about was because Lee had to die.

This is probably the worst Mario game ever, if you ask me. You run around a haunted mansion catching ghosts, but there's a glitch in the game that has the potential to scare the living daylights out of you. There's a room in the mansion where, if you stand on a certain spot, lightning strikes and you see a shadow that looks like Luigi hanging himself. You're thinking, No, that can't be. I'm playing as Luigi now. He can't seriously be dead, can he? But that's the point. Luigi himself is a ghost.

You might remember the Pokemon games from your childhood. You are sent on a journey by an old professor through the land of Kanto to catch all 151 Pokemon. However, in the middle of the game, you end up in a small town with the saddest, creepiest, and most haunting music ever.

The music alone traumatized me for a week.

I am so upset about this, you know. I finished it months ago, and I still cry. I'm crying right now. One of my friends told me to get over it, but I can't. It was the best game I ever played.

Now, I can't stand banjos, sad songs, or even a western movie or a western-style song. I hope everyone understands. My best friend understands. I showed her the video, and she cried her eyes out with me.

You play as John Marston, the most badass redneck cowboy out there, next to Chuck Norris. You go on a journey through the Wild West, looking for your family and the guy who betrayed you. You end up killing him and spending your final days with your loving family. Then, at the end, you watch in horror as he gets shot to smithereens by the guy who helped him find his family.

Oblivion is a sandbox RPG game released in 2004. The game has its own history, lore, and myths. It centers around the player you create, who must protect the world from the Oblivion Gates that spawn Daedra (demon-like creatures). The only way to stop this once and for all is by finding a new heir to the throne of Tamriel. The only one capable of wearing the Amulet of Kings turns out to be Martin Septim, a priest of Akatosh. At the end of the game, Martin transforms into Akatosh, the dragon god of time, to kill Mehrunes Dagon, the Daedric God of Oblivion, turning him to stone and causing his death.

If you truly are a hardcore Warcraft fan, you've played Warcraft 3, a strategy game released before the events of World of Warcraft. In this game, you command Arthas and his army of Lordaeron. At the end of the campaign, you have to go to the cold lands of Northrend to kill a demon with the sword Frostmourne. The sword eventually drives him insane, causing him to kill his father and making him the most hated video game enemy of all time. Today, he's known as (you guessed it) The Lich King.

An enemy with a pyramid for a head strikes an extreme amount of fear into you. If you have a very sensitive heart, DO NOT play this game. Enough said.

I'm playing an online version, and I'm getting close to the True Arena. That scream is no joke. This should be higher.

A brutal death, if there ever was one.

This is why I always imagine Silver as a troll. Watch Sykoh play through the glitchfest, and you'll see.

Scary because of how out of place it felt in style and visuals, and how fast it moved, creating a sense of chaos, confusion, and a lack of control.

I played Super Mario 64 when I was little, and when I walked up to that piano, it tried to eat me. If you don't think that is scary, name one piano that has tried to eat you. I couldn't play the game for weeks.

I couldn't go near it. I had to make sure I was ten feet away from that thing so I wouldn't get eaten.

That piano with the sharp teeth used to scare the heck out of me when I was little.

Why did my second favorite Undertale character have to die? I love you, Sans!

Break the Woobie. Search this up on TV Tropes, and you will understand. You will.