Top 10 Horror Game Franchises With The Best Stalker Enemies!



On this episode of Nerd Space Games, we take a look at the best horror game franchises that feature stalker enemies. This means the list will feature horror franchises that have at least 2 games in the series and have multiple good and iconic stalker enemies.

Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:06 Silent Hill
2:16 Dead Space
3:24 The Evil Within
4:40 Slender
6:04 Fatal Frame
8:07 Remothered
9:34 Clock Tower
11:03 Amnesia
13:20 Outlast
15:07 Resident Evil

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List Of Horror Games In Today’s Video

Silent Hill
Silent Hill 2
Silent Hill 2 Remake
Silent Hill 4: The Room
Silent Hill: The Short Message
Dead Space
Dead Space Remake
Dead Space 2
The Evil Within
The Evil Within 2
Slender: The Arrival
Fatal Frame
Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly
Remothered: Tormented Fathers
Remothered: Broken Porcelain
Clock Tower: Rewind
Clock Tower 3
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Amnesia: Rebirth
Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs
Amnesia: The Bunker
Outlast
Outlast 2
Outlast Trials
Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil 2 Remake
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Separate Ways DLC
Resident Evil 7
Resident Evil Village
Resident Evil: Outbreak

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41 thoughts on “Top 10 Horror Game Franchises With The Best Stalker Enemies!”

  1. Once Human had 2 stalker enemies that were a welcome break from their normal game-play loop. Towards the end of the Manibus Scenario, a tree monster chases you around, it stops if you look at it, but if it gets too close, the fatal hug ends up with the charater being erased from the memories of everyone in town. Causing strife and discord. The second one is a little more traditional, Rosetta Experiment Mr. Ames is now an invinvible monster and an old man confined to a wheel chair, kill the one to end the other, but run around and find key cards first.

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  2. The Evil Within is my favorite survival horror game, but to be honest with you, I don't think Laura in the first game should really count. Mostly because instead of stalking she appears and yiu run for the hills.

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  3. One of the most greatly terrifying stalker enemies for me is the Ink Demon from Bendy and the dark revival. You can't predict his appearing, in one moment everything becomes darker and you hear him coming. You can't outrun him, fight or even see him, and if there's no place to hide you just know you're screwed and he gets you no matter what

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  4. I really love your videos and you’re one of a handful creators I subscribed to, but those lists always feel like you really bent the truth to get to ten.

    Maybe it’s just my opinion of the term, but an encounter at a scripted place and moment, ISN‘T stalking. That goes for several on your list. Especially the RE franchise. I love RE for 26 years now, but except Remake-Mr.X, there are no stalker enemies. You only encounter Nemesis (both original and remake) in scripted moments. Yes, he then follows – but only until you escape or defeat him. He’s no stalker… Jack Baker also only shows up scripted and then hunts you until you find a safe spot. And even for Remake-Mr.X they had to break the Saveroom-Rule so he can pass the main hall. Otherwise even he wouldn’t be able to suddenly show up 😕

    Anima in TEW2 has a fixed movement pattern. That’s also far from stalking, also she only shows up at several locations with some of them being optional

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