I didn't check out your map, but I do have some doubt that you could scare people.Nelsoncarmo26 wrote:How's that... did you get scared?
It's a bit difficult to develop a scary map. It's not about having some random texture pop-up in front of your screen, or splattering blood everywhere.
First things first, you'll need to get people more involved with the game. The higher the interaction between the player to the game, the more vulnerable they'll become.
To do that, you'll need to create an atmosphere. Since you're using 2k4, it's going to be tough to convert this atmosphere to something similar to uhh... Dead Space. Hint: learning advanced lighting techniques will help you out.
When players get involved with the game, that is when suspense builds up. Building the atmosphere is only the beginning, the direction you take them is the next step. What would you do when they are involved? Are you repeating the same scene over and over?
Like I said, it's going to be difficult to develop a scary part. I wouldn't be surprised if the tunnels gave me a chuckle or two instead.