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BABBDI: The Weirdest Game You Must Play 

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@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 4 месяца назад
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@S-Soulloom
@S-Soulloom 6 дней назад
cool, most detailed video i have ever seen
@adamkrzeslak4326
@adamkrzeslak4326 Год назад
as a slavic (polish) person this gave me a feel of exploring some other eastern european country, starting with architecture that's very prominent in those countries, characters design with their sad faces and gray colors, but most importantly language, I feel like most of those countries have very similar language but you can't really fully understand it you'll be hearing or reading something that sounds like ur language but can't fully grasp what those words mean, and I felt the same in babbdi with signs leading to train station or informing of the building's purpose with their misspelings. Idk if I'm making sense rn, it's hard for me to fully explain my point and also I'm not native english speaker, but I hope I got it across
@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 Год назад
I completely understand! I'm half Serbian and I would visit the country very often growing up, a lot of the towns/cities look and feel a lot like Babbdi!
@Fxmbro
@Fxmbro Год назад
I understand what you mean. I’m Dominican but when I go to South America near the borders of Brazil I cant understand Portuguese but it sounds so similar to spanish
@parkerwebb3470
@parkerwebb3470 Год назад
​@@Fxmbroyeah they say south American Spanish/Portuguese is a completely different language. where Spanish people can't understand the Spanish spoken kinda like swiss German.
@FurasCebulowy
@FurasCebulowy Год назад
POLSKA TAKKK 🎉
@SOFRA799
@SOFRA799 Год назад
Brutalism, connecting the slavs
@Jinfinitas
@Jinfinitas Год назад
This game looks like the equivalent of urban exploring with a dream-like feel. There's something unsettling, but soothing about looking through an old, abandoned place closed down to the public and seeing remnants of what was there. This looks like something I can enjoy. 😊
@julphines
@julphines Год назад
When I think of concrete buildings like these, I tend to think of Soviet architecture, though that tends to be more box-y and less all over the place. Living in a Soviet apartment block felt very liminal to me, like a building out of time (even if it had wifi). I like this short format! Not every video has to be super long, especially for these smaller games. It just means you get to talk about even more games!
@halkiierid4084
@halkiierid4084 Год назад
Brutalism always reminds me of the library where I used to work. It had this insane, angular design that, combined with the fact that it was built as cheaply as possible, meant that the roof leaked really badly. (For context, my home region has a very wet climate.) The concrete floors were also cracked and buckled, so getting a cart full of books over them was a real pain.
@kpvideography1042
@kpvideography1042 Год назад
Jacob Geller's "Games that Don't Fake the Space" video brought my attention to this game and I wanted to look more into it. I'm absolutely convinced now and can't wait to play it.
@wemustkungfufite
@wemustkungfufite Год назад
looks like he's one of her patrons too which is kinda funny
@duroburo7039
@duroburo7039 Год назад
@@wemustkungfufite Its probably an impersonator altough I agree that it is quite funny
@jassykat
@jassykat Год назад
I also played it because of Jacob, but he was lying. This game fakes the space. Just some floors have interiors and there are invisible walls. So...
@Coffeepanda294
@Coffeepanda294 Год назад
Same.
@Echpochlimakli_Rey
@Echpochlimakli_Rey 9 месяцев назад
@@jassykat Did you know that there`s a perfect hole in invisible wall outside?)) (I`m not good at English, so I can Fuc-up)
@Table53
@Table53 Год назад
I played this game just yesterday, it is soo strange - but such an interesting place to explore and really well polished. And creepy.
@Resuarus
@Resuarus Год назад
I always find it interesting how much meaning people can derive from such simple things. I always wonder how much is intended when I analyze things or find meaning myself, so it's really fun to see a creator just straight up say "Oh, we didn't mean that at all, we just wanted a style that was easier to produce." It just goes to show the meaning that matters most is the meaning you take from a work of art.
@maraganger
@maraganger Год назад
Absolutely love your take on Babbdi, the whole game did feel very cozy past the first couple minutes. Also spotting that Hylics and Gregory Horror Show footage at the start made my day lmao B)
@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 Год назад
I loooooove hylics and gregory horror show 🥺 I’ll probs cover the latter sometime this year
@maraganger
@maraganger Год назад
@@eurothug4000 Aw hell yeah, same !
@sourlab
@sourlab 11 месяцев назад
​@@eurothug4000it just feels so big , literally everything is explorable !? You can walk miles without seeing anyone
@drunkensergeant
@drunkensergeant Год назад
It's an effective bit of writing, starting with a hook, and you explain quite reasonably and rationally why it makes sense; still, I did have to pause the video, giggling with glee, when after building up the creepy / horror aspects, you cut to "Babbdi gave me a sense of comfort". Of course it did, that's the most on-brand thing I've heard. If you didn't work your way up to this point, I'd have assumed you had been replaced by aliens. Bonus point for making a sincere and serious video, and dropping "ok nerd" for a few frames. :D I love all your work, but this one was pure joy.
@DrySushi
@DrySushi Год назад
Having grown up in an Urban decay city, Babbdi gets it.
@Jupa
@Jupa Год назад
Fr man
@THICCTHICCTHICC
@THICCTHICCTHICC Год назад
Yep. My towns shopping centre looks like this game lmao
@cloud__zero
@cloud__zero Год назад
One of the first things I did was jump out of a window at the very start of the game thinking, "oh there's no way all of this is explorable, there's got to be a kill plane down there". And then the game just carried on. 10/10
@Alex_Barbosa
@Alex_Barbosa Год назад
I literally just did the exact same thing lol
@ItsJabo
@ItsJabo Год назад
Love the video once again, visited the Barbican myself and it’s quite a unique sight. Also 13:00 fable 2 music 😭😭so nostalgic
@zombie_catgirl
@zombie_catgirl Год назад
its games like Babbdi and NaissanceE that make me adore random architecture, i love the mystery surrounding these environments! always pushing forward, looking through any small details to make sense of the absurd reality you're in.
@luken7959
@luken7959 Год назад
What a great video, I loved how you delved into brutalissimo and I found it very interesting how it can be considered almost as liminal space in architecture
@mutt_bebop
@mutt_bebop Год назад
I've been obsessed by your videos since I watched your Death Stranding essay, I strongly feel that you are one of the greatest game content creators on youtube, great work!
@nodisponible8
@nodisponible8 Год назад
it looked so interesting at first glance that I paused the video, played the game and then came back i loved the game whole vibe, its really lonely but chill and its super surreal, even though 5 minutes in i discovered that it have movement tech to zoom around with slide-jumps and that made the game non-oppressive at all, it felt super free and fast from the begging and I had to force myself to stop to actually take in the vibe, but after that i liked it a lot, it made me think of girls last tour and that's always cool
@DualDexx
@DualDexx Год назад
You're probably my favorite video essayist on youtube right now. Found you through your video on the thief games, and saw you did a bunch of silent hill videos, and it just snowballed. Love your style and your voice is perfect for this kinda content. Keep up the awesome work ^-^
@vosgner
@vosgner Год назад
For those who liked this game's aesthetics and also like reading manga, may try checking "BLAME!". This liminal space, brutalism and emptiness that build Babbdi is abundant in the manga aesthetics. Specially with the buildings and stairs that connect them and the residents that all seem so creepy and shady. The only exception between the aesthetics of these two works is that BLAME! is set on somewhat of a futuristic world and BABBDI seems to be set on a recent era. Great video btw, i loved watching it! Please, continue with the good work. (I'm new to the channel :])
@frog6054
@frog6054 Год назад
Blame is great!
@Readydaer
@Readydaer Год назад
I just played it and looked up videos only to see you describe it perfectly! Honestly a top 20 or maybe even 10 game, nothing compares to the sense of hugeness the city of babbdi gives
@Sp1cyP3pp3r
@Sp1cyP3pp3r Год назад
Babbdi felt so personal to me. The will to flee from your town/country somewhere else but here
@minochanel
@minochanel 11 месяцев назад
I just found this channel, love your videos.
@mike_wake
@mike_wake Год назад
Stumbled across this game right after it was released, and I’m still thinking about it from time to time. Playing it, I felt the same as you described in the video. Such an effective combination of unsettling and unserious! And it manages so well to be weird without being incoherent - that’s a rare and welcome quality.
@TM12GB
@TM12GB Год назад
The weird wave of nostalgia I got from hearing The Woods and the Goddess at 15:00 was great. Another great vid euro and such a great game to get lost in!
@danielcantiego9374
@danielcantiego9374 2 месяца назад
Eeee thanks for the song😊
@ky0bu
@ky0bu Год назад
Great work as usual! I absolutely adore the architecture and atmosphere in this game, it’s phenomenal. Also, I can’t explain why but the image at 11:06 made me oddly emotional.
@danielcantiego9374
@danielcantiego9374 2 месяца назад
Your brain probably recognized that image as a special and nostalgic place from your past
@greatrulo
@greatrulo Год назад
New Eurothug video, it's like an early Christmas.
@anttam117
@anttam117 25 дней назад
I started playing this game just an hour ago, and I too got that strange sense of comfort. For some reason, going through these spaces and meeting the strange characters reminded me of the derelict buildings and run down towns visited throughout Russia and former Soviet territories by Benjamin from the “Bald and Bankrupt” RU-vid channel. All those place consumed by poverty, corruption and dire circumstances, yet people are happy and having as good a time as they can.
@kittyb992
@kittyb992 Год назад
This was excellent. Had this game on my Steam wishlist for awhile now. I was immediately entranced by the atmosphere the game gave off. Kudos for covering it in such a thorough manner. I also really enjoyed your choice of music. The Yume Nikki and Fable songs were good choices.
@FurasCebulowy
@FurasCebulowy Год назад
Finally, someone is talking about it again. I'm a huge fan of Babbdi. It needs a continuation / sequel. Edit: How did you get a free camera to fly around smoothly and get a view? Like for example: 00:25
@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 Год назад
I used a unity editor to remove the crosshair and slow the game speed down, turned off head bobbing in settings and just moved (or crouched) left to right 😁
@plado1
@plado1 Год назад
They are working on a fps game, im not sure about a Babbdi Sequel/similar aesthetic game though
@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 Год назад
The developers told me they are working on a sequel as well as the FPS.
@FurasCebulowy
@FurasCebulowy Год назад
@@plado1 They are working on both, the first person shooter game can already be wishlisted on Steam, it's called "Straftat" which means criminal activity in German.
@arrei_s
@arrei_s Год назад
@@eurothug4000 THEY ARE WORKING ON A SEQUEL!? HELL YEAH
@Vrethagon
@Vrethagon Год назад
LBP music was a great oddly eerie choice for this video. Great stuff. Enjoyed it highly. Keep it up!
@ThisSourKraut
@ThisSourKraut Год назад
A really good dissection of a game I never heard of. Splendidly well thought out and lovingly narrated. ❤ Will definitely look at your older stuff.
@irishguy167
@irishguy167 Год назад
Some legend for having the song list in the description. Couldn't place that deadly premonition song at the end
@L7CK7
@L7CK7 Год назад
I completely forgot the name of Sludge Life after watching it on a stream a long while back. Thank you so much for giving it a shoutout here - it filled a huge knowledge gap for me.
@MurphySchrecengost
@MurphySchrecengost 2 месяца назад
To me, this game reads almost like a piece of surrealist art, in both style and also the vague thematic undertones, and I absolutely love it
@Fxmbro
@Fxmbro Год назад
The moment I saw stuff like hylics in your intro, I knew you were very cultured in these psychedelic games. I am now subscribed.
@VandenBoss
@VandenBoss Год назад
I love how there is no lore practically for each character. Its so rich in atmosphere and aesthetic. The characters seem to blend with the limital spaces
@McMissile3612
@McMissile3612 2 месяца назад
Very good video and nice choice of music in the background really fitting.
@chrisg.3902
@chrisg.3902 Год назад
Thank you for putting me on! I liked playing this game a lot more than I thought I would. Something about the atmosphere that makes me feel a lot of things at once and I love it.
@GabrielLima-fg1op
@GabrielLima-fg1op Год назад
Just discovered your channel trough you Death Stranding video. Amazing content! This game is amazing and so your analysis of it! I'm a architect doing masters on history and theory of architecture and urban planning and I would like to say that your Brutalism explanations was on point, really well made! I only would like to add that from a theory standpoint, our nostalgia for that brutal European architecture comes from a social perspective. Those buildings, even the low quality ones, had a social meaning. That's why it fill us with an eerie comfort. But today because of how our economic logic erase the social there's little space aiming the social, most spaces are aiming for profit. And so we try to search for that social that lacks in our environment and our soul. I believe, with no certainty tho, that's the same for liminal spaces, is the ghost of the socialization and the social, be it "capitalist social" or "non-capitalist social". In countries were there is brutalist architecture but it wasn't made from a social standpoint, there's no such nostalgia for it. But great video, amazing channel!
@shiroanimationxoxo
@shiroanimationxoxo Год назад
LETS GOOOOO!!! We are blessed! New video on a great game ❤
@revanne2028
@revanne2028 Год назад
It is pretty awesome how having listened to your interpretation and then the developers' intentions, the game isn't one that funnels everyone into the same feelings or observations of its world, it is simple enough to give different people different interpretations of its world with so little, yet very complex and impressive for the same reason
@revanne2028
@revanne2028 Год назад
I hope this doesn't come off as pretentious, but media that can give that sort of effect, having all different people feel different ways about its world, especially despite such simplicity in its constructiom is truly some great art
@TheClairesable
@TheClairesable Год назад
I found you through Eyepatchwolf's charity stream and I'm absolutely checking this out
@Imcoldallthetime
@Imcoldallthetime Год назад
I love the creative descriptions in your scripts you're a very good writer
@SEiiBUTSU
@SEiiBUTSU Год назад
So nostalgic seeing the tricorn footage. Absolutely did not expect that today.
@wildercerrate7295
@wildercerrate7295 3 дня назад
The team that made this just released a 1v1 quake x duck game type of arena shooter called straftat and it is amazing!
@wrenbeck3370
@wrenbeck3370 Год назад
Honesstly I think it's very interesting that the Barbican comes up in this video, since it kinda _looks_ like a videogame level (personally I think someone should try recreating _at least_ part of it in Quake or Source).
@semirionu
@semirionu Год назад
babbdi so good it made me speedrun a game for the first time in my life was in top 3 for a while too
@clementcastro9725
@clementcastro9725 Год назад
I've been putting off Steam for a long time (I hate launchers) but within the first minute of this video I decided to bite the bullet and install it. I have to play this game for myself.
@MaxYari
@MaxYari Год назад
Heard Temple of Light from Fable, subscribed. One of my favourite OST pieces of all time. Perfectly fits the early and sad nostalgic mood.
@lemontree9518
@lemontree9518 Год назад
I got to say you are of my favorite youtubers. Almost all of the videos you make are catered to my interests and your the first female youtuber Ive seen that covers this sort of content. Male youtubers are good too but they have a different eye when it comes to portrayals of women in horror as a whole. I never even consider an analysis of women in horror before seeing your videos. Thank you.
@MontyZander
@MontyZander Год назад
Commenting for engagement. Loved every second of this. Guess I’ll need to check out!
@ВладГамович
@ВладГамович Год назад
Wow another great underground game reviewer i accidently found Great work!
@FeatheredCreature
@FeatheredCreature Год назад
These kinds of empty old places have been something ive been around for a long time. As my parents would often go to abandoned houses. It gives such a strange feeling wether the house is completely empty, or is full of random old dirty stuff. I tend to think about how at one point it was someones most visited space. But now its either a distant memory, or forgotten all together.
@QuintusCunctator
@QuintusCunctator Год назад
It may not have been the full intent of the authors, but some of the vistas in this game reminded me both of ICO and the Kowloon Walled City. It's intriguing to say the least!
@mrmythman5001
@mrmythman5001 Год назад
I played this game a week ago and loved it (I’d pay good money for a sequel)
@SariniyaKiyu
@SariniyaKiyu Год назад
This video gave me peace to my soul in very harsh times. I feel comfort in the uneasiness I have found myself in. Thank you.
@wasauchimmer4010
@wasauchimmer4010 Год назад
I played BABBDI a few months ago. It was a great experience. The game had way less players back then than now. I knew while playing, that when this game becomes more popular, there will be videos like these about Babbdi.
@Aless4..
@Aless4.. Год назад
"The biggest praise I can give Babbdi is that it got me to leave the house". that reminded me this line: "My name is Joseph Anderson and I've played Fallout 76 for almost 100 hours"
@farquhaad3209
@farquhaad3209 Год назад
Great cinematic shots! Loved the review
@alyseb630channel3
@alyseb630channel3 Год назад
This was fun watching. I’m glad you found a game you enjoyed. Thanks for making this.
@ChromaticLion
@ChromaticLion Год назад
this feels like an antithesis of the game "Paradise Killer", i love it
@serbang277
@serbang277 Год назад
I haven't played this game, but it reminds me of my childhood growing up in the 90s in Eastern Europe. It almost feels nostalgic
@NutyRiver
@NutyRiver Год назад
This game strangely reminds me of world hopping alone in VRChat. Large sprawling worlds that are made to be explored but are mostly static, and simple building and room models with occasional hidden secrets. It especially reminds me of worlds like Japan Street, a map where anyone can submit a model so long as it fits the extremely tight regulations on polygon count, texture size, color palette etc, which leads to huge differences in pixel density on the models. It’s such a weird but interesting thing to do, since it’s extremely lonely but also not since you get to see something someone spent so much time on.
@QUIICKCLAW
@QUIICKCLAW Год назад
I stumbled upon Babbdi by accident and thoroughly enjoyed it. Glad to see it's making an impact on people like it did me. Also, if you haven't already, would you ever do a video on NaissanceE?
@RaincoatVideos
@RaincoatVideos Год назад
Was very enjoyable! You used a lot of great footage.
@EmoLad95
@EmoLad95 Год назад
Will definitely have to check this out! I've always been both drawn to and repulsed by dense urban environments and this game feels like the perfect place to explore those feelings.
@SylvesterAshcroft88
@SylvesterAshcroft88 Год назад
BABBDI is so good, and i spent so long just trying to get to the person at the window before the shutters, along with finding all the secrets, the game is absolutely insane, and i love it! xD Also what the heck is with the orb, except for being a really strange easter egg, as i remember is being really hard to get to, then being really disappointed when i found it, as i had no idea what it was for exactly.
@shaunspark8036
@shaunspark8036 Год назад
Really great video! The British Brutalism section was appreciated, as someone who has edited from giant pools of archive material. Nice inclusion.
@PunchFaceChamp9
@PunchFaceChamp9 Год назад
Thank you for plaming this glame. I ❤ Babbdi
@cristopherj1324
@cristopherj1324 Год назад
This reminds me of Beware, that game still hunts me but in the best way possible, such a great mix of liminal and megalophobia feel that im obsessed with.
@endplanets
@endplanets 2 месяца назад
Kinda reminds me of The Brunswick Centre in London. A perfectly contained small location with apartments built on a bridge.
@IconicBoar097
@IconicBoar097 Год назад
awesome video as always friendo this game is real strange and interesting ya never fail to glue me to my seat with your takes on a game and their subject matter weather it be built in or speculated
@King_KAZ
@King_KAZ Год назад
love the video, it was cozy and such a vibe! keep it up
@julesdudes853
@julesdudes853 Год назад
this game's vibe is exactly how some nightmares feel
@SunshineAndBumblebees
@SunshineAndBumblebees 8 месяцев назад
i swear ive been playing this game for like an hour with no hope of train tickets, its such an odd game but weirdly fun to explore... this video helped me understand that its meant to be hopeless lol
@halkiierid4084
@halkiierid4084 Год назад
I've had the exact jumpscare with the doll in the window in real life. One of my neighbors used to have a cardboard standee of Edward Cullen, and for reasons known only to them, they would leave it in the front window of their house. Every time I went by, I got startled, thinking some weirdo was standing completely motionless and staring at me.
@DandragonDe
@DandragonDe Год назад
Step 1: Read incredible detail out of it. Step 2: Speak to the devopers that debunk all the theories Step 3: ...well then.. read more into it on how it unintentionally - through emergence - created that level of detail. This is a oversaturation of course, i really like your way of interpreting the game and it is finally what makes it stand out. Thank you for this insight into the liminal world 😃
@troggs4832
@troggs4832 Год назад
I found this game scrolling through steam and I instantly fell in love with the simplistic but dark theme. The architecture just speaks a language you didn’t know existed. 10/10 would recommend
@InsanityPrevails
@InsanityPrevails Год назад
The game looked really interesting I love the whole concrete jungle/urban decay/urban exploration thing so this was right up my alley c: Somehow, it feels like everything was perfectly placed, so even though I was just running around not knowing what to do, I ended up finishing the game in about 10 minutes Then I spent about 30 minutes trying to get the speedrun achievement, to finish it in under 4 minutes, and ended up getting it, yay Thank you for the video, and for letting us know about this wonderful game :3
@safe-keeper1042
@safe-keeper1042 Год назад
Played this recently and was surprised by how much I loved it.
@Dachusttin
@Dachusttin Год назад
That developers' insight segment was so cool tho
@MrThistleMilk
@MrThistleMilk Год назад
Almost the entire city where I'm from was built with brutalism in mind albeit not as "plain" as what was shown in the video. Fast forward to the 2010s instead of demolishing the buildings, the government decided to paint them all with bright colors. It's an absolutely horrendous sight, i wish they kept the concrete look.
@AccurateBurn
@AccurateBurn Год назад
your taste in video game music is very good
@derelictshouse
@derelictshouse Год назад
I Grew up in the Midwestern USA, here we have a lot of brutalist buildings. Most notably, it merged with the Mid-Century modern archetecture. I'm sad I couldn't do urbex at a hotel built in the 60s before it was torn down.
@danielpratt3794
@danielpratt3794 Год назад
Hey random but i'm at uni doing history and currently preparing for my dissertation of Cultural memories and objects of remembrance. Currently researching a book called "Undoing Buildings" about "what is to be done with the huge stock of existing buildings that have outlived the function for which they were built? Their worth is well recognised and the importance of retaining them has been long debated, but if they are to be saved, what is to be done with these redundant buildings?". Remembered this video and the interesting segments on old concrete buildings in the post war world and the reverence we could have on their imperfect glory or to demolish them and its honestly helping to shape some thoughts in my head about the whole thing. In short great video and has educational merit even! (Outside the amount of times you say BABBDI 😂)
@eurothug4000
@eurothug4000 Год назад
YOOO lets go! Glad it helped! And just wait until I make a Seaman vid eventually and have to say that name a dozen times 😭
@danielpratt3794
@danielpratt3794 Год назад
@@eurothug4000 haha ill have my shot glass ready (be dead by seaman X10)
@ToastyPCvidya
@ToastyPCvidya Год назад
You might enjoy Touch the dead on NDS. It's as low budget as it gets, but man, it somehow nails an atmosphere, plus the crappy enemies make it more uncanny.
@serse8455
@serse8455 Год назад
Yoooooooooo, found this game thanks to a twit of Moshe Linke, the kid that made it is really talented. Playing this game reminded me of the feeling of northern italian suburbia my hometown had, which I had forgotten up to that point. Cool experience.
@nautilume7114
@nautilume7114 Год назад
If you like bizarre and horror, I think The Upturned would be right up your alley. It doesn’t contain a commentary of architecture but I think something about life in the afterlife idk
@zacharywong483
@zacharywong483 Год назад
Fantastic video, as always!
@CamelNectar
@CamelNectar Год назад
Perfect, just what I needed, downloaded it straight away, thank you :)
@VoxelPassport
@VoxelPassport Год назад
There can trully be no better praise for a game than having made euro go out and touch grass 🙏 Your tweet that you'll be covering the game made me actually go out and try the game before you did, and I'm so glad that was the case. It's such a funky game to experience going in mostly blind. Suprisingly, besides the vibes, it also offered a set of surprisingly fun to abuse movement mechanics! It was great seeing how they interact with the engine when pushed to their limits.
@hozic9929
@hozic9929 Год назад
I love tripp and liminal games... This seems like a wonderful game to play
@sentientblender
@sentientblender Год назад
I’ve been taking summer college classes this year and taking some extra time to explore the campus while it’s near-completely empty. Gives me a lot of the same feelings, honestly.
@nekochan1692
@nekochan1692 11 месяцев назад
Would you consider making a video on Gravity Rush 😢 I wish more people knew about these...(or learned to appreciate it )
@maskedmanpkclysm5327
@maskedmanpkclysm5327 Год назад
I LOVE these types of games, there's so many but also so little, so obscure
@Mothsaam
@Mothsaam Год назад
My favorite Fable song really complements the mood of this video.
@la912
@la912 Год назад
I really like that atmosphere I don't know why. But it saddens me at the same time
@JolenesJolene
@JolenesJolene Год назад
ooooo new eurothug video!
@ArmchairRamb0
@ArmchairRamb0 6 месяцев назад
This is exactly my favorite sort of game too. I wanted a walkthrough before playing, I'm in. Thanks. Outstanding game. Like LSD Dream Simulator.
@daanthedoctor
@daanthedoctor Год назад
I barely knew about this game til today, but strangely I think a week or so ago I had a nightmare about a place almost exactly like it. only difference was the people there were covered in fleshy tumors and the only sign of them still being alive was their eyes following me everywhere, and there was some strange, impossible structure in the middle of the city... I somehow managed to get inside of it, it was impossibly dark and even more impossibly big on the inside, but there was only one path forward. I walked for what seemed like hours, and... something, something horrifying, and for some reason hostile to me, was waiting at the end, so terrifying that it woke me up immediately....
@raidexe
@raidexe Год назад
Idk if it was just me, but I remember accidentally stumbling across the window with the doll in it, and getting absolutely freaked tf out lmao.
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