You have to hit Croc in the head with a Batarang before he reaches you and cause him to fall back into the water, or it's another instant death. Instead you must pay careful attention to the motion sensor on the left of your screen at all times, and make sure you're not sending too many vibrations down to the monster below.Įvery so often, Killer Croc emerges anyway and charges at you, accompanied by violent, panicked swells of violins in the soundtrack. If you rush along the floating platforms then Killer Croc will sense your vibrations and emerge to instantly kill you. The sewers are a confusing maze of similar looking twists and turns, and you have to take it all very slowly. Towards the end of the game, Batman must venture into the sewers where Killer Croc resides so you can gather spores to counteract Joker's Titan serum. That accolade belongs to Killer Croc's Lair. But it's still not the scariest moment in the game. It's hard to forget attempting to navigate Scarecrow's nightmare-fuelled realm in the dark and rain while avoiding the blistering gaze of a gigantic Scarecrow. Publisher: Eidos Interactive, Warner Bros EntertainmentĪsk anyone what the most memorable moment is from Rocksteady's 2009 masterpiece Batman Arkham Asylum, and they'll likely say: Scarecrow. You've been warned.īatman Arkham Asylum: Killer Croc's Lair Rawr. NOTE: heavy spoilers ensue for each of the below games. That's the most horrifying thing about this post. Look, I never finished Half-Life 2, alright? I know, I know. But with each of the below games you should expect a single moment of terror, a foreboding, jagged rock of creepiness, amidst an otherwise calm sea.Īnd yes - I know that your favourite example of this is missing from the below list. Some are great at jump scares, others at making you face up to the psychologically horrifying implications of your actions. So I've put together a few suggestions of the very best ones in case you're like me. Turns out there are a lot of games that fall into this category. They pretty much all just swim in big circles more or less, so once you can predict their paths you can stealth past them.To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Try to observe Leviathans from a safe distance to get an idea of what their patrol route is like. Like some others have said, the Perimeter Defence Module for the Seamoth is a real game changer. In the deeper biomes with Ghost Leviathans hugging the wall is a safe option. As long as you stick close to the seafloor and don't blindly go in to open water they shouldn't be a problem.
In the Grand Reef and Blood Kelp Zones I find that the Ghosts are a little bit out of the way, like you'd have to be trying to find them to encounter them. On my first playthrough I sort of just avoided them all by accident hahaha. On my recent playthrough I've been surprised by them a couple of times, but that's mostly because I was getting careless and stopped paying attention to my surroundings.
The Ghost Leviathans may be a little trickier. The only thing to be weary about is the guy hanging out by the blown off front end of the ship, but if you really evaluate your surroundings, and make sure he's not too close you, and has his back turned he shouldn't even notice you. I went to the Crash Zone only a couple of times to muck around in the Aurora, and I also went there often to collect Metal Salvage, but you can easily find loads of it in areas where the Reapers don't hang out. Reapers are only in a handful of biomes, and a couple of them you don't really need to even step foot in. Honestly, I think I was pretty much able to complete my first playthrough without having any real encounters with the leviathans.
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