Lean too far in one direction or the other, and the player will begin to anticipate when the next scare is coming, lessening its impact significantly. Instead, there must be a disruption to that rhythm, whether it be following a period of silence with a whole bunch of loud monsters or intentionally waiting hours in between encounters in order to continue building that tension to the point where it's boiling over.
We've seen lots of other games fall into this trap, even in established franchises that have gotten it right in the past. "As soon as something is predictable, it stops being scary," Schofield told us.
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