Horror Game Where You Fall Into An Infinite Meat Hole - Meat Madness ALL ENDINGS 

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Yes how IS this normal?

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It's a game with PS1 styled graphics, and it is a horror game, of course it's worth playing it.

Digesting I see what you did there

That's a good point MLG!

I like your thinking

That's what I was thinking, why didn't they just take the DNA samples before the expedition? Maybe the company has ulterior motives?

To be fair, why not send clones to begin with?

@@bisaster5471 Yeah they might be exactly after fused human/superorganism dna

Tfym imply, it's very obvious thats the case.

Implication can still be obvious?

@@PRubin-rh4sr swing and a miss miss champ

You reminded me of soma there. The concept (in soma) is the same but instead of being separated, it is presented in a way that is clashing with each other within the main character

That's pretty interesting. In the movies about clones there are these few kinds of clone tropes. The most common one is the one with the mindset of the first guy and this type is often the antagonist that commits identity theft refusing the fact they aren't the original. Then there's the second type which has same believes as the last guy, believing in the concept of the person as a whole rather than the individuality of every clone or the original. This type is second most common clone trope and it's another antagonist who convinces other clones to form an army and start a rebellion against the original person. And finally, the third and the rarest is the type that's a "wholesome" version of the first guy. The clone believes in individuality but instead of stealing identity, decides to leave and go a seperate way, also trying to change their appearance to not be associated with the original. Therefore, technically turning into their own individual person, like a twin, and not a clone. Their origin doesn't matter, only the path they take does which reminds me of the very first Pokémon movie where Mewtwo in the end comes to the same conclusion.

You might also check out the tabletop game Eclipse phase as it has a lot of stuff related to this. Also the recent game citizens sleeper where you play the literal cloned brainscan of somebody put into a mechanical body.

I do want to argue that the first perspective, that the clone "is not me" does not require a belief in the soul. I, too believe a clone of me would not be me, yet I hold no spiritual or religious beliefs whatsoever. The other reason one can come to this conclusion is the belief that consciousness needs an origin point. In my _personal_ belief, that point would be the brain. A cloned brain is a new brain with a new consciousness. If I die, my consciousness doesn't take over the clone's body like a driver getting in a car. I'm dead. Completely dead. Irreversibly dead. The clone is a new person who just happens to behave and think and act identically to how I would have. To everyone else it's as if I'm still there, but to me, well. I have no perspective with which to view or perceive the situation. I'm dead. ANYWHO you could be completely right about how the devs intended the perspective to be understood, I just thought I'd throw my idea of personhood and individuality into the ring

@Who are you to accuse me I mean, that's fair enough. I don't necessarily have as much of a problem with a clone taking my place as the guy in the game does. At the same time though, I'd like my loved ones to know the truth regardless simply as a matter of principle. Just to not lie to them and pretend.

Exactly! I thought the same thing after hearing the premise.

Especially considering that they clearly know they're going to be cloned if they get stranded... lol

YOu have to get the meaty flavor otherwise the clones just wont turn out right

No they need DNA after something bad has happened you can't clone the after effects of future situations

I’d assume that the cloned person would be significantly less capable, and in this sense probably not function perfectly.

Reminds me of Dead Space.

This is exactly how I thought it was gonna go, the whole freaking time manly was hopping down there I'm like HOW ARE YOU GONNA GET BACK UP?! Plot twist once he gets Jackie's DNA it just black screens and he's back to the planet hahaha I shoulda known!!

Even death seems like a blessing compared to a fate if continue living, no matter if you're just a starving citizen or part of the people in the expedition.

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Halo has a similar premise. All of the Spartans including Master Chief were abducted and cloned without their families knowing, and if memory serves the clones have a limited life span, so the families lose their loved one never knowing they were fake.

@@darkprinc979 So the the Spartans are basically changelings and the clones are fetches.

There is a game about exactly what you Just said

The Kickstarter for a licensed Mystery Flesh Pit game is live right now lol.

@@endlesstrash4718 i was Talking about something else but alr

@@crimsonitacilunarnebula i know for some people that may not count but theres a small roblox game about Just exploring the park idk if its even still up its called the same

Was thinking the same. Am not willing to pay any price for it, but would be interesting if done well.

If I remember correctly the movie's full name is "Moon 2112" or something like that Previous ones can't live more than some years because they'll start decomposing alive

@@ChainikB I double checked, seems like "Moon 2112" is the Russian (?) title for it. Kind of a neat regionalism for it.

@@flyingace1234 wow that's interesting! Russian movie localisations can be strange, though I can see why they did it in this situation

@@flyingace1234 on the other hand we have cases like "Shark tale" and "Over the hedge" to "Sea chaps" and "Forest chaps" (chaps->братва like "brotherhood" but in criminal slang meaning). They have become memes and model examples of poor localisation

Salt In Wounds is a Tarrasque if I remember correctly

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There him

Damn, can I see?

Damnnnn

Deep inside all of us

@@airplanes_aren.t_real well yes… and yes

@@cidfacetious3722 what

It's the friends we make along the way.

Right up my alley( scifi and horror aspect). If you have more reco, i'm all ears

Wtf mature content? Go for that Shit somewhere else.

The parasite is so cute doe

As far as I know, manly has a list of the games he hasn't played. Of course when popular horror games come out, he'd play that first but I think he has those in the list. I like the plot of the 2 games, just gotta wait for him to play it.

Low poly games are generic as fuck

Your brain fills in the gaps. Something that early 3D can do really well. It's detailed enough that you understand what it's supposed to be, but undetailed enough to that you do the rest yourself. And your own mind can create the worst horror, because you yourself know best what scares you. That also explains why there aren't many horror movies set in bright daylight. If it's dark and you only see glimpses of the monster, you start imagining it in a way that no prop department can match.

Im pretty sure they cloned them before. The dna samples are most likely for research

Probably because they need a huge sample of the subject, which could be why it couldn't be gathered when the subjects are alive

@@krisromero7382 It's only 50 grams, it'd be pretty easy to gather. Pretty sure the whole clone thing is supposed to be a "behind the scenes" thing and they couldn't give a good excuse to demand, say, a chunk of their employee's arm and a bone marrow sample.

@@randomcanadian6298 50 grams of flesh is actually a LOT of flesh. skin isnt dense and only weighs 1.1 grams per cubic centimeter. if you only cut 1cm into your skin and cut out a perfect square, you would need a 9x9inch square to get 50 grams. i dont exactly see people gladly lining up to have that much flesh extracted from them in that scenario.

Meat is usually a "Scary material" for most horror games, if it isn't - then it just adds to it.

"Don't partake in activities that will extend the creature's suffering"

Funniest shit I've ever seen.

It had me laughing so hard I

They are cloning people whose DNA is already modified by the meat planet. Those are the "seeds".

Pretty off topic but I feel your pfp character is similar to one of mine…

considering you're told to harvest at least 50 grams of muscle im guessing the cloning system isn't very efficient and needs a lot more DNA samples than just some hair, and it would be very suspicious to literally ask your workers to give up a chunk of their flesh...bnot to mention the cloning thing is done as a coverup when they die so even just asking for DNA samples at all might be suspicious which is why they only do it once they can't be saved

You're on the right track, but you need to think about it even further. If the company could just clone people so casually, then it makes no sense to hire more then one person. Pay someone to give you their tissue, clone as many employees (slaves) as you need. I agree with you that the premise of the game makes no sense. Other than that, pretty cool game.

@@BuzzMandrill might as well start out with a forced volunteer.

Or better yet since they can clone they could clone food with animals and plants instead going to some weird meat space planet

that was a setup. it implies that from the very start the seeds were being planted. maybe the company itself has already been compromised by the meat planet and thats why theyre doing this operation.

@@randompersonyoudontknow5763 probably they used meat to create and feed the clones. Like, seriously. Cloning isn't a magical matter creation

because the movie moon already did that.

If I had to give an in-universe reason, I imagine because the quality of the clones would gradually deteriorate. Because we all know that a clone of a clone of a clone, is pretty much just a pile of meat with the same DNA as the original.

Yes, yes you do.

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@@PERSONUNREAL you can take the microphone on this one, buddy

This sounds like the type of game I’d play LOL

Its long tho.

I’ve played it. It’s fun and hilarious ironically contrasting to the narrative.

Reminds me of calm time, I think it's a 8 yr old game

What number is that one again? I think I know the one you're talking about but I can't remember its number

@@Mothbean I never remember the numbers. Just a teleporting meat hole if I recall the premise fully.

I love markiplier but the fact that manly goes for all endings makes him better in that regard.

@@lordshakingcrying7778 I think both are good in the case that markiplier is funny and manly is more straightforward and completionist

The Mystery Flesh Pit National Park. Really good story!

I think it might be Halo

I've genuinely used his videos as ASMR before, even if he's talking about comic horrors beyond our comprehension I'd fall asleep to it lol

Like what? What are the "many" jokes?

Halo as well.

You forget there's a skeleton inside each one of us as well :) I call mine "Blinky".

Pretty sure he's done voice acting for a game before. Edit: The game is Konstandin, which he himself played and slightly commented on his own voice lines played on the in-game television.

They went on to live creative lives while you didn't?

​@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommethey went to the mystery flesh pit at july 4th 2007

For some people PS1 graphics make games more uncomfortable and scary in some sense. These unhuman moves, cardbox figures and incomprehensible face features...

I hate PS1 style graphics too.

@@ChainikB that's the thing - for me it would've been much more horrific if the overall visual style of the game made me feel more connected to the people who were stranded. The game "Discover my Body" by Yames is like a perfect example in my mind of making that work

Personally, I think it's the lack of sound effects and real animation. It unfortunately lands itself in an awkward spot for me where the graphics aren't good enough to be scary visually, but they're also not BAD enough to let my imagination take over and for analog horror to register. Also, I typically hate horror fiction that is TOO ambiguous with its story and horror elements. After a certain point, it stops becoming an "unknowable, unseeable" horror and instead just feels like they had no idea what they wanted to go for.

@@Profile__1 I think that explains it! If they were viscerally detailed, then it could be scary (probably not). If it was really worked up in the lo-quality style, but also with immersibe graphics and animation (especially when the survivors are being eaten by the 'meat') then is could be really gross and scary/sad. But I agree. I would actually love to see the developer revisit the idea because it has potential