Dino Crisis original is the scariest video game, correct?

Dreamer

Argument Topic: Dino Crisis is the scariest video game.

Of all the zombies, ghosts, vampires, demons, and more there is something about dinosaurs that are really scary. Even the dogs in the opening cut scenes in resident evil one look and sound more like dinosaurs. What makes it for me is that dinosaurs really did exist at one point in time.

https://science.howstuffworks.com/science-vs-myth/strange-creatures/10-reasons-zombies-are-physically-impossible.htm

Zombies are gross, but realistically they would be much weaker than a human. Humans are really skilled at killing and the chances of a human getting bitten is small. Children are strong for their size and could probably just push over a horde of zombies and I doubt the zombies could get back up with all their open wounds and broken limbs. Raccoons, insects, and bacteria would devour the horde of zombies. 

I still have nightmares about that t-Rex from Dino crisis. They did a good job. What do you think is there a game scarier than Dino Crisis?

MayCaesar

I cannot take horror in movies or video games: I always get too immersed in the fictional world and essentially become my character. I bought Alien: Isolation a long time ago and never mustered the courage to try it out.

The scariest game I have played (and finished) must have been Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. I remember being mildly drunk when I started playing it, and 5 minutes in I was completely sober - that game has that effect. Psychological horror is the worst horror. I can somewhat handle jump scares, although they cause me to curse loudly every time - when I lived with roommates, that created some awkward situations... But this slow, creeping feeling of doom is what gets me.

Honorable mentions are Wolfenstein: New Order (goddamn Panzerhund and the torture scenes) and Doom 3.

Dreamer

Argument Topic: Survival horror games are often supringly easy compared to say Cuphead and other cute sugar bowl games.

Ever try to beat the entire game of Lemmings for snes, not just one or the first twenty levels, but the entire game? I think there is 120 levels. Even the first two levels on the hardest difficult mayhem are extremely difficult.  To truly master lemmings could easily take hundreds of hours to get good enough to beat the most difficult levels.

Dragon's Lair for nes takes way longer to beat, only 30 mins or less to beat if play perfectly, but a month to master the game before you have a chance of winning.

In comparison most survival horror games are trivial. The original resident evil can be beaten in under three hours. Realistically the average player can beat within 12 hours accounting for a few forgetting to save and dying incidents. Furthermore, the game doesn't have that much replay value.

What do you think of survival horror games being surprisingly easy?