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I have a 6 year old, and occasionally we will have "game time" together, probably two or three times a week, where we sit side by side and play video games. My daughter loves this time together.

 

A couple of weeks ago I was playing SOMA. I thought it would be too scary for my daughter, so I initially told her that is a game I will be playing alone. Later she peeked around the corner and watched me play. She said she didn't mind and thought SOMA is fun.

 

She didn't have nightmares from SOMA she rarely does... From anything...not even after seeing something that she thinks is scary.

 

Today was different. I was playing "The Black Watchmen" and it seemed incredibly mild compared to SOMA, so I figured it would be fine to play it next to her. There was a picture of a baby deformed by iodine or radiation that only had one eye, and my daughter has FLIPPED OUT.

 

She is currently sleeping in my lap as she has tried to go to sleep in her room twice and screamed and cried. Real tears and heart breaking wailing. She has NEVER, ever been scared of her room or afraid of entities popping up. We tell her ghosts and the like are not real. I told her the picture from TBWM was definitely not real.

 

Her room has always been her safe haven, and now it is a place of sheer horror. I've never seen her so scared in her life. She's been sleeping in her bed for years and we do not cosleep, but I couldn't with good conscience force her back to her room. She is sleeping in my lap as I write this, and has already woken up twice in terror.
<bot>: Thought mystery / puzzle game would be fine for daughter to watch, it wasn't. Now she is having night terrors and won't sleep in her room.