To get started, you'll need two dice, a table to play on, an opaque, lightweight cup, the board from your favorite board game (any game, it doesn't need to require dice to play), a stopwatch, and your most fervent desire.

Once the 72 hours is up, you can store the mirrors with or without the covers but be sure to throw some salt on them. And most importantly, never use them to look at your own reflection ever again. 29. The Bath Game / Daruma-sanThe version at L’Ardente was only recently added because people were having trouble finding the restrooms. A deep dive on Etsy for illuminated restroom signs turned up their ice-blue neon showpiece, which seemed to fit with the overall aesthetic. “We wanted to play off the kind of 1980s Ferrari idea. We’ve got a gold-plated pizza oven which resembles a disco ball,” explains co-owner Eric Eden. “We wanted to make this space feel elegant, but we didn’t want it to be off-putting. We thought a little bit of humor like that might take the edge off the quote unquote glam we’re offering.” Kleinmann wishes no ill will to the copycats, who, to be fair, didn’t even know they were copycats. After all, she’d bought the cross-stitch pattern off Etsy, where it turns out you can find an entire cottage industry of don’t-do-coke-in-the-bathroom signage. To get started, turn out the lights in your room and get in the closet. Stay there quietly in the dark for two minutes, then hold the match in front of you as you say "Show me the light or leave me in darkness." If you hear whispers, light the match immediately. Don't light it if you don't hear anything.

On the piece of paper, write, "We welcome you. You shall not be harmed." Slip the paper under the door near your friend. At 10:30 PM on the dot, turn off all lights in the house except for the flashlights. Put your ear on the door by your friend and listen carefully. The Bath Game is like a super creepy version of a spa. Before going to bed, sit in the full tub in the dark facing the faucet. Close your eyes and wash your hair as you chant: "Daruma-san fell down. Daruma-san fell down." Continue chanting the entire time you wash your hair. If you want to be scared by some creepy demonic animatronic animals, then this is the game for you. This game is said to be one of the most popular and the number one horror game for almost all ages. Five Nights At Freddy's is where you play as a night-watch guard controlling the cameras at this amusement-type park game, and you have to carefully wait in anticipation as the animatronic SAW-like characters move and keep you scared by suspense. 44. Sara Is Missing Now, this is where it gets a little confusing. Place one mirror so that it is across from the door, but turned at an angle so that it reflects the door into the second mirror. The second mirror should be perpendicular to the door so as to reflect the door's reflection into the third mirror, which should be directly across from and facing the second mirror. You should now see the door's reflection in all mirrors. Silent Hill is said to be the OG of scary video games as the series started in 1999 and lasted until 2014. Silent Hill follows the story of a girl who haunts a small town in Maine and a man who visits the town as a getaway after the death of his wife is set on a psychological survival horror where he has to survive and fight monsters and search for his missing daughter. 40. Ouija VoicesWhen you wake up in the morning, the one-eyed woman will be with you. You'll feel her presence, but don't let her catch you. If she gets too close, you can say "Tomare!" which will put distance between you. Also known as the Crossroads Fortune Game, this one's a little easier to play — but just as creepy! Say: "The game is set. Care to make your wager?" After a moment, state your desire. Then exit the room and close the door. To end the game — which you must do before midnight or else she'll kill you in your dreams — you have to look at her and say "Kitta!" as you make a chopping motion with your arm, which will cut her loose. 30. The Closet Game