a furry in a furry amusement park what could go wrong : Indigo Park chapter 1 full palythrough 

I love Rambley. They did a great job creating his character. "Because I like trains!" "wait, this room is for staff only" *suddenly looks horrified because he sees what is chasing you* "COME ON IN NEW STAFF!"

Game was a bit quiet compared to the rest of your stream (voice, alerts, etc.), but I always love seeing people experiencing this for the first time, which is weird because I'm normally too high-strung for 'jumpscare' horror games, but this one is both very charming and I already know where everything is, so I can watch people reacting to it without being constantly distracted by my own dread. Seems like the park had a bit of an 'oopsie' as far as controlling their weird genetic experiments. Or franken-creatures? Assembled cyborgs? Unclear. I wonder if they made those things somewhere in the park, and if their weird (and apparently bloodstain-rimmed) eyes are 'natural' or cybernetics of some kind meant to serve some function and/or make them more resemble modern rear-projection-eyes animatronics like the international Zootopia Disneyland rides have. Some of the lines Mollie 'parrots' during the chase ("I WANNA PLAY WITH THE BIIIIIIRDIE!!!", "Don't touch that thing, son!", "Back in your cage, bird.", etc.) seem like she was around being shown off to guests before the park closed, but wasn't treated very well. One thing this game is good at is giving a vagueness to the time period and level of technology. The current year is always either completely censored or written 20XX, and the park closed about eight years ago, but with no date given. Seems like Rambley and the mascots were in operation for a while before they closed, and while the mascots might have been passed off as robotic or highly advanced costumes (the eyes help there, which may be deliberate), I think the level of AI on display wasn't mentioned in the newspaper articles seen in the intro, so presumably Rambley is not as shocking as he would be to us, implying some level of general AI, or at least systems able to fake it significantly better than the current cutting edge, were already known technologies in use eight years prior to the game's setting? That would certainly help with people assuming the creatures were robotic, even if robots are not actually that advanced in the setting. "They tried to do furry Jurassic Park." I've used that description before, but the game I was describing played it for laughs, as Super Animal Royale! Rambley certainly has some questions to answer about what exactly those things were, how many there are, what 'restoring the park' means, and what other potential threats he neglected to tell you about... Unfortunately, you're a silent protagonist! Fortunately, it's impossible to stay mad at that little goober. Why is he so CUTE!? ...and why was he 'confined to the entrance' during the shutdown? Did somebody not want him to see what the mascot creatures were doing? Is the place still receiving power to keep whatever they have frozen in the lab that created the creatures (possibly also Rambley's hardware or software, if that maintains itself on standby but wouldn't survive a sustained blackout) good, and Indigo just assumes they can wait a few years for the mascot creatures (possibly unable to leave the grounds?) to succumb to starvation, age, or lack of maintenance before they return to collect their tech? The 'bleeding eyes' can't be a good sign for their overall lifespan, if that's what that is. But they've clearly found some way to survive the years, presumably by hunting any animals that wander into the park? That explains the claw/beak bloodstains, at least. Honestly, with a giant parrot with hands on the loose, I'd have expected more of the food carts and vending machines to be broken into. Maybe she doesn't actually like Bird Up, and all the pretzel dogs were bad before the abandoned mascots had gotten bold enough (or hungry enough) to move around the park at their own direction? Or maybe their fear of what their keepers used to do to them when they broke things has kept them from damaging much.