Exploring a Forgotten Minecraft World.mp4 

Hi. It's been a minute. Sorry for the lack of uploads recently and sorry if this video is a little less polished than normal (albeit mostly on purpose). A lot has happened in the last few months of my life, but I'm finally back and ready to pour blood, sweat, and (mostly) tears into more content. Hopefully (no promises), I'll be back to a slightly more frequent upload schedule, along with occassional streams and channel member content. While waiting for the next Garfilled upload, please check out some of the more recent content from the Minecraft SMP I created, [REDACTED] SMP. If you're looking for extremely high quality horror or cinematic Minecraft content, the recent content on there have been masterpieces. I highly encourage you to check it out (plus, I cameo in a number of the recent videos). ru-vid.com/group/PLa-0Lg8oeokOyA3Eo0nTesLnvkTv3YNUQ Also, I've been doing a podcast with some of my friends on my group channel Take Five. Check that out if you like hearing people talk about nothing. www.youtube.com/@TakeFiveGroup Finally, thank you to everyone who has stuck by the channel, especially through all the long breaks between uploads. Stay tuned, Garfilled

What I think this video explains, after seeing it, is the feeling of memories rotting away. With this being made so long ago, it eventually started to fade from garfilled's mind, and upon revisiting it, it was much, much different than what he had once thought it was going to be like. It felt ever-expanding, and always like something was wrong. The fire burning away at the house symbolizes the fading of his memories and thoughts on the world, as it crumbled underneath him into a hellish nightmare, with a shadow figure of someone, perhaps a past tense him, stalking him. Something is not right to him now, but yet a long time ago, to a younger garfilled, everything was right in the world. This is his home, but at the same time... it's not.

I was not expecting this to turn into a short horror film

The library room clearly represents the memories that you've been making through your childhood time. After its burn, it means that, as the time goes, the memories... gets older, yet, forgotten, as the happiness of the first world, began to collapse, eventually. Life, was built to be like this.

I love how he made nostalgia into something horrorfying

Dude I said show us your old Minecraft house not a horror film-

This felt like a representation of when your inner child dies, how we all eventually grow up and stop seeing the imaginative and vast ideas we used to have. Everything we once made and saw as amazing and grand, now seems poor and terrible. I like how this lets you have your own interpretation at the end, while there still being a very clear concept in mind for the video! Honestly an amazing job!

This feels strangely familiar. My first minecraft house was also a strange shape made of boxes, with a low roof, a second floor, windows everywhere and it was all made out of oak planks. I remember the first time i got the "you may not sleep now, there are monsters nearby" I immediately left. I also tried making a garden, wich was blown up by a creeper. I do remember feeling extremely uneasy in that world, even with iron armor..

It's weird to think that this game has changed so many of us. The video of showing our inner child is dying slowly, or our memories dying slowly as well. The nostalgia hits hard when you think of something in your past or childhood, or re visit the place or thing. The said thing you first experienced or seen will never be the same when you experienced it for the same time.

the garfilled lore hits different, a crumbling memory over a nostalgic house with what i presume is a younger garfilled being left in the world. left to slowly die as the current Garfilled continues his life. im not sure exactly of the story here but nonetheless i enjoyed it. lovin the story telling

I believe this might be related to some kind of traumatic event that happened in the protagonists lifespan - the memories were suppressed and buried away until he entered the world, where they returned. The house being confusing and difficult to navigate with it's unbearably large rooms could be a sign that the memories had been distorted, with the mind trying to make sense of what is going on. The fire on the house could signal that the long lost memory had been found, but the mind is now trying to violently suppress it to avoid bringing the trauma back, or it could be possible that the mind is now collapsing because of the remembrance of what caused the PTSD. This could be explained by the Omori and Petscop soundtracks throughout the video, where: - one is a psychological horror game where the protagonist ends up experiencing life trauma and tries to hide it, before getting the truth revealed and having to be forced to accept it. - the other is about somebody discovering a long lost game they had not played in years, only to discover that it is completely different from what they remember, hiding a dark secret beneath its fabric.

for those wondering, the coded text in the description says “this is not my home. this is my hell” in vigenère cipher with the key of “forgotten”

3:59 hit hard since seeing the empty, lonely, and rotting house for a decade can hit you with reality.

For y'all who wanna know what the book says, "As I turned the corner, the familiar sight of my childhood home greeted me. It appeared just as I remembered it. Except brighter and darker, I parked my car in the empty driveway and stepped out. Slowly, I made my way to the porch. Each step with a reminder of my past. With a sense of nostalgia. I raised my hand and knocked on the door. Several minutes passed in pure still silence as I stood on that porch. Finally the door creaked open, revealing a man. He was tall and pale and dark and cold. I had never seen this man in my life, yet as the door opened, his eyes burned into mine, revealing a spark of recognition in his cold eyes. He asked what my name was And I responded with a name I had never heard. I asked him what his name was.. And he responded with mine. This man welcomed me into my house. His house was exactly how I remembered, I wandered through the barren hallways, embracing the waves of nostalgia that being in the house evoked. Reaching the end of the hallways I was met with the familiar door that led to the basement of the house, descending the staircase I reached the bottom where I faced the large old mirror that had always resided here. I peered through the dust of the mirror and saw the reflection of myself gazing back at me. But it wasn't myself. It wasn't my house behind the mirrored version of me either. It was nothing.. I left the house shortly after. I was laying in my bed when it began, it was the middle of the night and I awoke with a start, I felt that something was wrong, I didn't realize it was fire until I began to smell the smoke coming from the vent. But I continued to lay in my bed, in the sheets unbothered by the inferno. The smoke began seeping under the door like a deadly fog. The room became a boiling pot, the temperature rising higher and higher and higher, I felt my eyebrows singe off as it got hotter and hotter. Flames began to invade my room so tall that they licked the ceiling. The walls began melting, the wallpaper darkening and peeling, I began to feel my skin melt like the walls slowly sliding off, revealing another layer Beneath, and soon that layer was gone and all I could feel was the flames. My home was now my hell my home was now my hell my home was now my hell. I couldn't move anymore, I just continued to melt and melt and melt and melt and melt and all I could see was myself looking back down upon me, laughing at how I was helpless in the flames. My home was now my hell and I couldn't do anything but melt and melt and-"

This is actually such a coincidence. Recently I found all of my old Minecraft worlds that me, my sister, and my dad used to play on years and years ago. I barely remembered anything. But I could explore those old worlds. Tons of things in them were extremely nostalgic. I miss them

5:11 That Cry of Fear music gave PTSD.

3:16 THE ONESHOT MUSIC AAAA

Looking back at my childhood, i kinda miss videos like this. Not overdramatic creepypastas/horror. It's a shame that this trend died out. But im still happy to see some people are still making videos like these

I don't know why, but when I saw this building I felt my heart drop. This looked just like a base I had built almost 10 years ago. It wasn't exactly like this- it looked different. But for just a moment I thought somehow something from my youth had crept back into my life. It looked new and strange. This isn't my base, it never was. It was someone else's base, but just for a moment, I thought time had brought back a relic of the past.

I’m really glad I clicked on this video, when reading the title I thought this is some type of video about exploring old minecraft world. It may sound boring but it did caught me with the glitch on the first second of the video. The feeling that something is not right. And I turn out to be right. This video give a feeling about exploring the emotions and feeling of yourself that is not the same anymore. It like you just found a part of yourself that you don’t know it exist because it was ‘forgotten’. It always feels like something wrong throughout the video but couldn’t catch it. The amount of Omori, Yume Nikki and psychological horror in this video is just… Masterpiece.

The execution of this video is perfect. i thought it was a genuine old world exploration vid at first

In this video, Garfilled tries the 'How many versions of "A home of Flowers" can you fit in one video' challenge

I literally thought this was a normal video, as I just found your channel (from this vid) I was like hey! Sounds cool to watch, I like looking at my old worlds from a long time ago. Uh…. I am mortified. I freaking loved this so much, this is my type of horror, no cheap jump scares n’all, just.. unnerving scenes that make you go back and replay everything. Thank you, Garfilled.

3:00 "i dont know where i am" CHILLS?? THIS IS AMAZING

This video is very interesting to me in the clues it leaves and the fact that it still has a clear sense of tragedy without fully revealing it’s story. It doesn’t make sense and I still feel sorrowful. As for the story itself, I think that this is about a kid who went through a house fire that disfigured his face and left him traumatized. He returns to the ruins of his house years later, trying to convince himself that everything was fine, only to find himself recovering the memories of this horrific event. First of all, I think it’s safe to assume that the character in this had something happen to them. They talk about how this was their home, but it doesn’t feel like it anymore. How they look themselves in the mirror, and don’t see themselves anymore. What with the constant imagery of the fire and stuff, I’m going to go ahead and assume that that’s a recreation of a literal fire, although it could very well just be a symbolic thing to represent the loss of this simpler time, which I think is also a part of it, but I like to think the fire had a hand in that. As for the face part, there’s a lot of evidence to suggest this. The mirror guy’s face literally melting off, the person repeatedly saying that they don’t recognize themself anymore, them smashing the mirror in the upstairs mirror room upon seeing themselves, the vivid description of literally burning alive in their bedroom if you pause on the last book in the library. Said book repeatedly says “My home has become a hell” as well, further nailing in that everything’s changed vibe. I think that along with literally not recognizing themselves due to the damage, they also figuratively don’t recognize themselves. In their efforts to not remember the fire, this person talks like a scared child. “Tomorrow will be a better day” “You’ll wake up right back in your bed”. It seems like they’re trying to convince themself that everything’s fine in their childish way. It’s for this reason that I think the corpse isn’t the literal corpse of a person, just the figurative corpse of who this person was before this event changed them both physically and mentally. That might be why they say during the repeat “I never left it”. They never truly left home. At least, that version of them never did, at least. That’s why they go back. That’s why they desperately try to ignore the damage done to the house, tell themself that there’s nothing in the basement, no mirror to show them what they’ve become, no remnants of the innocent child they used to be, because what do you mean USED to? They’re just fine, they’re still the same person, just older. They’re just visiting their childhood home, where everything was fine and nothing was wrong. And it still isn’t. This is all just a bad dream. A bad, bad dream. They’ll wake up back in bed any minute now. Mom will wake them up. Maybe they’ll hop on minecraft and mess around in the observatory. Yeah. Everything’s fine. They’re forgetting something, aren’t they? Those memories had to be dug up at some point. They had to go down to the basement. They had to see that that childlike innocence was already dead. They had just Forgotten

I don’t know what to say, I’m honestly speechless. You are an amazing filmmaker. The terror you manage to create just with a few shots and choice of music is genuinely amazing. I can’t wait to see more of your work, and get scared out of my mind in the process.

if u go frame by frame at 6:50, u can see a heart vanish

Dude falls down his burning library, hits the ground, cut to black... Ad: "YOU'RE ENTERING THE DORITOS DIMENSION!"

This is my favourite kind of horror! I love how unnerving it is- please make more!! :D

I’m a simple man… When Garfilled drops a new vid, I click it.

Bro this is actually crazy. The quality of this video is way beyond what RU-vid has to offer these days. The video, despite being just Minecraft, had so much personality and story.

my interpretation for this was my experience living with childhood trauma. going back to a place that shouldve been safe, that shouldve raised me, instead feels like it tore me apart and ruined me- yet its still my childhood and i am still nostalgic for it.

Everyone's talking about the story but I wanna talk about the horror, the way the tension even though it happens quick builds, from just the first glitch. You already come in knowing somethings wrong but the glitch just really confirms it. And the dread just keeps staying, I don't find there's really any end to it, like it just keeps going with every creepy moment. The only times where I feel calm is when the screen goes black, and then the dread is right back and honestly worse then before. The end really does freak me out my skin is crawling. Good job, I love your work

this is art dude

4:16 Something I think that gives more weight to the rotting memory theory is that Garfilled himsef had the used flint and steel in his inventory, which means it was him who burnt it in a way

4:33 the anxiety i'm getting from these

Wow, what a nice tour! So warm and cozy! Seriously though, this video is terrifying, yet symbolic and almost bittersweet in a way. These videos never fail to entertain me, you’re talent is crazy

This reminds me of a story related to nostalgia. A boy once got lost in the woods, and by accident, found himself in a nearby convenience store, by the highway. Near it was a vending machine, and one of the drinks that caught his eye was a lemonade. He didn't know or remember the brand, but he felt thirsty, and even tho he wasn't that fond of lemon drinks, for some reason, he felt compelled to buy one and drink it. It was equal parts sweet, sour and bitter. It was a smooth, perfect combination that went down his throat. It was the best damn drink he ever had, and it quenched his thirst like nothing else had or would. He savored it till the last drop. As he returned home and time went by, he kept the bottle in his room, and the taste in his memory. The nostalgia for that taste was almost unbearable, he needed to try that drink again... but no matter how many times he tried to get lost in the woods, he would never find the store. Until one day, he got lost without it being on purpose... and there it was. The same store, the same highway, the same vending machine. The same lemonade brand. He bought the drink, and drank it. It was equal parts sweet, sour and bitter. He couldn't even describe how awful it tasted. Nothing felt right, none of the flavors meshed. He couldn't even finish the drink. What went wrong? Did the producers change the recipe? Did his tastes change that much? Or was he just so thirsty back then that any drink, even something so hard to even keep in his mouth, let alone swallow... would've been bliss anyways? But there's a vastly more important question... would it have been better if he had never tried to look for the drink again, and preserved the pure blissful memory, rather than try to revisit it and tarnish it, corrupt it with the nature of reality?

There is Millions of people spend their whole life making a horror game but this guy just visit his old world

This is the first video I’ve ever seen from this channel and i love it even more for that. I genuinely expected this to just be about visiting an old minecraft world so the spookiness left me feeling actually unsettled especially since old minecraft worlds on older versions feel a bit more haunted. Lovely vid.

to me this video is about self inspection. looking inside your memories, recognizing some, forgetting others, but still seeing yourself in the mirror. or, someone like you. at the end, the corpse is himself, scarred and faded and charred with blistered memories and events. he shed that skin long ago, and he doesn’t remember it because change is gradual, and you never realize it. sometimes, change is visiting your old home and seeing your corpse in the closet, wearing clothes you don’t remember that well after all.

5:08 if you read the books from the library earlier, it mentions someone going to their old childhood home, knocking on the door and being greeted by a dark man. The person goes down to their basement from all those years ago to find a mirror covered in dust, and in the reflection they don’t see their house anymore. Later the pages say that they’re lying in bed and their house starts burning but they can’t muster up anything to leave, so their skin melts off and they just die there. Sound familiar?

This is probably the perfect definition for Schizophrenia, Sleep deprivation, insomnia, memory loss, genuinely a very eerie video.

What I was expecting was a fun video of a tour of your old minecraft house, you know, with the ‘aww I remember this’ feeling. Boy was I wrong, I was very very wrong

So, what I gathered (mostly from the books and hidden images/text) is that Garfilled at one point lived in this house, and this house burned to the ground. It's unclear Garfilled's relation at either the owner of the house, the visitor of the house, or BOTH (somehow), but the owner of the house died in the fire, burning to death. The visitor escaped, and left the house and the body within. As shown in the events of this video and the book in the secret video, the visitor returned to the remains of the house. The suppressed memory of the tragic event resurfaced slowly, and he eventually made his way to the basement, where the body of the owner was. The owner had a note next to him that I don't quite understand, but the visitor left the body and the house once again, and never returned. I agree that the house warping was his memory being warped by the struggle between remembrance and mental suppression, though I still am not sure who Garfilled was. He seems to be the visitor, but there are multiple references to him being also the owner of the house. Even he doesn't understand. He sees himself as the owner, and seems to not know who he (as the visitor) is. Maybe he's made himself believe the owner was himself, because he can't handle remembering the actual owner and who the owner actually is? I'm not sure. But I think I understand the general timeline of the tragic event that occurred. The story of the Owner and the Visitor.

In some books and games, it depicts when a house has been forgotten for a long time, it begins to grow on the inside. Where doors lead to nowhere, and walls forming into themselves. These houses have been standing there, for a long time, in some stories and games, longer than humanity itself. It is a manmade structure that can move, feel, and talk.

This is a really great video mechanic for horror. I love how there are random black screen pop up and pauses, the liminal feeling inside the house, the thoughts of memories being washed away. And the feeling of limbo.. aNd I lOvE iT

Normal human moods:Happiness, horror, excitement, anger, average Garfilleds moods:horror, horror, horror, horror

A testimony of how good this is: I don't play Minecraft, and I got the feelings of nostalgia and forgotten or vanishing memories. The story trascends the media it uses. Excellent job.

Man. I know that this kind of content is what you do, but your so good at it. I get chills, even though im not smart enough to figure out the underlying story. I cant wait for a “garfeld cinimatic universe explained” video, when someone smarter than me explains the lore.

I think the video explains how his memories kind of…faded after 10 years. Making the house unfamiliar…but also familiar at the same time some how. The house burning down is a representation of his memory of the world being slowly muffled after staying in the back of his head for 10 years. And the black figure was his younger self. Haunting him. Making this memory into a crumbling hell that lies within the confines of his own head. Because after all, you forget things until it is shown to you. But even then, you still find it unfamiliar. It was his home. But it wasn’t. He had to let go.

“don’t let nostalgia poison your future.” something i don’t see mentioned in this comment section is the actual representation of fire in the video. when garfilled first starts visiting the world, he is confused at the fact that he doesn’t recognize the builds that he thought he created in the past. as he continues to reminisce and try to decode this confusion, the fire appears. this can be a metaphor relevant to all of us; looking back can feel good, but overall it is dangerous. the more garfilled tried to figure out his confusion, searching for an answer in the catacombs of his mind, it ended up creating a physical embodiment of his thoughts. this being the fire, slowly eating at his world, as well as his memories. if we continue to think of our past as the glory days of our lives, we will neglect the present and the future. hence the quote from andy in the office: “i wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve left them.” ❤

Despite the horror aspect i love going back to old words that we used to play together with friends, strangers that became friends, etc but when you go back alone after so many years it just brings a tear to your eye

I love how you play with the traditional ideas of liminal spaces as something that feels familiar but at the same time it isn't, Minecraft is a great medium in which to explore this, as it was so nostalgic for a lot of us! There is definitely something very weird about these old worlds that have been abandoned. Also, I love the video game music you used in this - just when I started to relax, vibing to some Omori or RPG maker music, you'd hit us with the distortion 😭 Great video!

I remember my first Minecraft world vividly. I like the look of gravel for some reason so the build start with that and all it's limitations. It was incredibly tiny with just a bed, one furnace and crafting table as well as a few chests in a tiny room. I didn't know how the game worked in the slightest, only a few details from friends. it was this singly tiny house that never got expanded or improved and my days consisted of farming and walking around and occasionally mining (straight down). I remember being so terrified of the mobs at night because I didn't know what they did and one day a group of skeleton horses with skeletons on top of em spawned next to my house and it was almost a herobrine like experience back then, terrifying. The way I remember this world is so eerie and weird as if it never happened and I dont remember all of my other worlds, only very few, so this video explains that memory so well.

That was simply awesome man! So much more creepier than most other mc creepy pasta stuff. How did you do the mirror affect and the tall library? Camera shots? You inspired me to create something similar honestly.

for those that want to know; the description has a Vigenere Cipher keyword: FORGOTTEN it reads: "this is not my home. this is my hell"

…I feel like this video explores into Dementia in a sense. Here Garfilled is, exploring a house he made (probably in his childhood), quite literally a memory. As it goes on, he slowly forgets parts of the house he made. Then they start getting deteriorated, and odd in design (Probably from the memories becoming hard to remember, but still there.) As it goes on, eventually the house burns down. And this is exactly what dementia does to the mind, to destroy it in a sense (as far as I know). After that, tiny fragments from different parts of the video play, mostly from the beginning, as the small fragments of memories remain. I don’t know what the corpse could mean, but maybe that could just be the body of Garf (maybe?) after eventually dying to dementia. I’m no expert in this field by any means, I’m more of a Computer-Science guy. But I’ve seen enough dementia-videos to get that vibe from this recent upload. Still, amazing video. Would love to see how this continues!

Ok but actually though? Absolute masterpiece. You start out like you’d expect; but with that pause at the beginning. You have the basement, which somewhat foreshadows what’s to come. You have a laugh at your bad build, only to slowly introduce more and more of the dystopian world this actually is. You switch to past tense when you enter the library, which is a small but incredible detail that changes the entire feel of the story. This is no longer a live reaction. Now you’re telling a story. The books? 10/10. And yes, I did pause to read them all. 0 clue if you wrote them but whoever did, excellent job. I think it’s really interesting how they seem to be a bit out of order, though. How you wake up from the fire (the last page), and then discover the man in the mirror afterwards. I love how the observatory also only had two block walls. Amazing, I applaud you on continuing to keep that detail. And then the repeat. The back to the beginning, the changing of the narrative, the glitching in and out. Tbh I kept waiting for the jumpscare, I was so on edge. Anyway, keep doing what you’re doing man, because you’re amazingly exceptional at it

okay, i never seen or heard of you untill i saw this video, at first i thought it was gonna be a tour video of your old world. but what i watched was better than i expected, very nice video :)

I have a theory but it’s probably not accurate When garfilled revisited his old house he doesn’t remember what he built or what he didn’t build such as the basement and the stair way leading to the “mirror room”. When he broke the glass 2:07 the reflection was still there meaning it was not a mirror but normal glass. When “garfilled” was leaving the room we can clearly see flames and holes in the ground. When he walks into the other hallway there are lots of signs saying “tomorrow will be a good day” however when he gets to the end the signs say “yesterday will be a good”. This could be what garfilled did but the figure had no idea what this room was. When he goes into the library there are clearly books saying that his house was burning down and him melting as past him laughed at him, back in the hallway the signs said “yesterday will be a good day” which might mean the tall pale figure set the house on fire and when the real garfilled melted, the pale figure became garfilled. When he went up to the observatory he had to get the telescope and in his inventory there are 1 skull some bones and most importantly a flint and steel used halfway. When he looks at the 3rd window he sees the pale man or himself in the past. Not knowing what is going on he runs out onto the stairs but falls off after panicking. In the next scene we are clearly in the past with the real garfilled since the house is normal now, but when he goes into the basement he says “the house was been trying to remind me, it was another mirror” so the house can tell the future and what does garfilled on the other side of the “mirror” do. He melts. On the next part he revisits the house but the house had burned down and when he goes into the basement, he sees the tall pale man. But hey that’s just a theory a gam-

Excellent storytelling and videography. The suspense had me jumping out of my skin towards the end. I'm not smart enough to entirely figure out and interpret the story being told, but I believe it could be something akin to trauma and childhood. Looking back on your younger years, would younger you recognize who you are, who you've become? Thoughts of dark basements with sinister secrets, endless spiraling stairways, and an observatory are things children imagine when it comes to their home, their "dream home." Not in the sense of it's their ideal house, but a distorted version that's been conjured up through the eyes of a developing child. Returning to a childhood home just to see everything in and around it barren and having lost it's vibrancy, that's a pain that many experience. But having absolutely no home to return to? Only seeing cindered beams and frames, dilapidated carpet and hardwood floors? That's nightmarish. I believe that this is about returning to a home from your childhood memories, but these past once-pleasant memories have been eroded by what current-you knows. You know the house burnt down, you know there was never an observatory or endless staircases to explore. You know there was never a monster in the basement. That is, you thought you knew. Tomorrow will be a good day. But yesterday will always seem just as good. In a tomorrow that doesn't exist, and a yesterday that has been burnt away, this anomalous hellscape of a dream is your today.

At 7:15, if you have captions on, it says 'thank you', when nothing was playing except music Spooky.

It’s sort of the same feeling as digging into your old toy box and finding all your old toys, or seeing your childhood room, old things, the memories flood into you, the hardest part isn’t the fact that you moved on, it’s the fact that you have to accept change and the fact you’ve grown I’m someone that has felt this. And I always will, I’m grateful my parents spent all that money on me. To that I say, Mom, Dad I’m sorry if you’ve spent a lot of money on toys and stuff for me, and see them damaged or lost. Im sorry if I forgot expensive items Thanks for taking care of me throughout the years ❤ The nostalgia is enough to make you cry really.

All jokes and scares aside, I remember my first minecraft house looking almost identical to this one, the material, shape, roof height, lack of decoration and the grass ground, it had the same vibe really. Except that at the time, I played on minecraft PE, and I was more of a ladder guy, no stairs in sight ! You could say this video hit in the feels ~

This Minecraft house felt so nostalgic, but yet it felt like it didn't The story felt like something I've heard before, but yet I never did Everything felt like a memory of something But yet I don't know, nor understand what 'something' was But in all seriousness, this video was actually so interesting to watch. It's amazing how far people are able to push the limits into making these kinds of videos. Good job, Garfilled

I love this channel, I've only started watching it yesterday and then started binge watching all of your videos, This is my taste in content I love it so much, Keep up the hard work!

While I didn't find this scary at all, I was still enthralled. You are a terrific storyteller, and it was really cool to see your creativity on display. I also like how the book you zoomed through (I paused to read it) foretold everything that was going to happen.

I’m going to try and explain how I feel after experiencing all his videos in one go and that is: holy fuck I want more. Okok so here’s my actual thoughts on this content: the act of using a childhood nostalgia and then completely adding unnerving scenes, sounds and fuck man, a good STORY it’s like, tears a little bit of my heart in a good way like I genuinely was upset when I ran out of videos to watch. This is the first of its kind that I have found and throughly cannot wait to see whatever nightmare you want to unleash. Please keep doing this. My void is being sealed in ways I cannot do so myself (I am incapable and I am staying further from G̶̨̛͕̻̱̰͈̯̍̇̋̿̀̍̕͠͝o̷͔̻̥̱̤͛͜ḑ̴̥̹̻̜̞̫̤͔̟̥̭̦͕̦͌͘͠

Actually amazing video. There needs to be more stuff like this made in the Minecraft content space. I'm glad this video is getting some deserved recognition ❤

This is a very well made piece of horror fiction. Love the use of Immersive portals to create some of the not quite right scenes and the camera work was pretty well thought out which is rare given how much of minecraft creepypasta sticks to the first person perspective. Also love the use of the youtube ui itself in the horror. Great piece over all.

Okay, you know what? I'm pretty sure that in the pocket dimension/liminal space/spatial anomaly next door to what's in the video, Zeemyth is sitting. Because honestly, it reminded me a lot of his videos about roothouse.

this feels like a short film, from what i can gather it seems like he's in limbo reliving the last moments before his death. the way this was made is amazing and hope for more content like this.

very cool! to improve! Try adding stuff to inventory and make it seem like you havent played this in a while by using an older version like beta 1.7.3 or 1.7.10

This was like art. A short film. Idk hard to put into words to words right now, but this was great. First ever video I’ve ever seen by this creator. Good job.

Im pretty sure this is about the possible death / passing of a friend or loved one that used to play with Garfilled on that very world who died via a house fire.

fire representing forgetting is a fantastic motif, simaltainiously it hides and distortes what its ontop of while being abundently obvious; your forgetting, but you dont know what.

Dude I didn't expect this to be a psychological horror film!! This is absolutely incredible!!

Such a cool video! You spawned into the world just in time to catch you past self staring back at you from a "mirror". You see flames surrounded your past self, signifying the end of those memories. You may have come out a different person, but you past self will live there forever. As the fire grows larger, the world corruption gets worse until it is nothing but a file that cannot be opened...

bro was cooking up a banger fr edit: you gave me PTSD for using "my burden is light" at 3:08

My first minecraft world I made a house almost identical to the one showed in the beginning of this video.. That sent me on the largest nostalgia trip of my life. Thank you.

This video meant so much to me and I think it’s an amazing representation and example of a MASTERPIECE🎉

The start of the video already gave me creeps... The editing in this video is really cool!!

I’m blown away that I haven’t seen these videos until now, this is the exact type of Minecraft content I like watching, a blend of horror and a bloody great game! As long as this is what you are happy doing, then please keep doing it. It’s phenomenal, and I hope more people subscribe - this ain’t something many others do and you can see the effort put into this fuckin awesome stuff. Bravo! 👏 Forgot to add: Feeling nostalgic and paranoid shitless at the same time is not something I anticipated 😂

4:09 insert henry's speech playing quietly in the background

An absolute perfect way to tell a story. This was a really really good watch and was hella creepy. Bravo

Nice job didn't expect some creepy stuff too its cool

The OMORI ost fits so well bro

“But it wasn’t myself” 5:23 So, I think it’s not a mirror, but a window to his past self. I think the Garfield with the fire is actually the future, the now Garfield. The younger Garfield just ignores it and doesn’t see the fire, he sees it’s perfect, but now the now Garfield, he sees the fire.

This video was pretty good. I was expecting a normal everyday Minecraft video but no, I admit it was pretty creepy. I’m definitely subscribing

i first played minecraft on xbox 360 in , i vividly remember being around 7-8 in a couple years after the game came out, and building my home out of solid glass and diamond in creative with my dad on split screen. my xbox 360 is broken now so i cant look back at what my homes looked like but this video reminded me of my little version of myself taming wolfs and cats and how they havent seen me in almost 10 years, and the crappy homes i built. its really weird to think about how long ago that was and how much time has passed, the fact that so much time has passed that my memories are all gone and i can only think about the house and how the world made me feel, so this video really hit deep because my memories are distorted and lost and so are my homes and pets. im actually fixing my xbox 360 and i might be able to play the game again. if it does and i can see my worlds im going to ball my eyes out LMAO.. 2014/2015 minecraft was my life as a little kid.

words cannot describe how in love I am with this video. The soundtrack, the distortion, the cinematography... Absolutely the best minecraft video I've ever seen.

While everyone is talking about this being something about memories (which the comments were great at explaining) I came up with another story which is 100% not intended here but 100% something I would see being made into a short horror game The house is first normal but notice once protagonist goes up the long stairs they are in good shape, then we have the breaking the mirror segment where we can see protagonist in a burned down room, walking down the same stairs, but now they are broken, possibly burned All the fire and the body at the end can create a story about someone dying in a tragic house fire and now realising that death maybe If I knew how to make this a game I would

The video seemed normal until this part 1:07

this was fr scary and cool liked and subbed

Wow, You really have a talent for storytelling. After watching the whole video, It was a very enjoyable experience!

Theres nothing better than re-visiting your first minecraft world and going back to the good old times when you were young

Damn this was better than 90% of horror films Like bro how are you so creative this was insanely good

Reminds me of my first Minecraft world that in truth wasn't my true first. I didn't know how to save at the time, closed the game lost the world but ended up in the same exact seed and rebuilt in the same spot again before saving. Also oddly enough overtime I set up clues with monuments leading to eachother and out of boredom I would every so often follow said clues, some I even forgot about.

Man, I love the Garfilled vids, I click on them when I see them and I remember checking your channel for any new ones I missed. I love the chill I get from your videos, Garfilled!