Annabelle doll

[miumiaou]

I was told that ERP was also used to treat phobia

[matt]

Yeah, I believe it is. I suspect it is quite effective for that as well.

[Alina David]

That's one hell of a nightmare. Dolls scared me since I was little and I hope they never appear in my dreams.
Hmmmm exposue ... That sounds very interesting.

[miumiaou]

Yes I know your feeling...dolls don't scare me all the time but the Annabelle doll and japanese's dolls are pretty scary

[matt]

I think those porcelain dolls with their cracked faces are pretty scary, so that's why they show up in the girl's bedroom in the game.

[haitechan]

The Annabelle doll is REALLY creepy. I must confess I'm bad with horror stuff. My sister is worse, she was covering her eyes for around 3/4 of the movie. I tried to look like the cooler big sister and tried to watch the movie but failed because I was like: "OMG NO DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR NOO OMG OMG" every 5 minutes. And to make things worse, I had a porcelain doll when I was younger and it didn't scare me but now I find old toys in general a bit scary.

[miumiaou]

I'm bad only at horror films (the reason why I haven't any favourite) I think it's weird but maybe it's because I have no control on when the horror appears

[gagaplex]

Urgh, this is horrifying, especially considering all those dolls we saw in the girl's room in the NN-demo. I know they didn't do anything at all in the demo, but I KNOW they'll be out to get us...
Turning INTO ONE, though? That's even worse. Kafkaesque.

[miumiaou]

The doll that scare me the most in the demo is the one with the sheet on her, because I couldn't see her face I imagine that she is really really scary and she'll jump at me for a death hug

[Grabthehoopka]

What scared me the most is that the game assets are indistinguishable from the prerendered backgrounds, so there was no way of telling whether or not any of them was going to move. It's not like in the old hanna-barbara cartoons, where you know which book they're going to take because it's a lighter color than all the other ones on the shelf.