I Broke This Game So Hard, Its Whole Universe Gave Up - Outpath 

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Josh successfully creating multiple alternate universes and pocket dimensions in an island survival sim is the most Josh thing he could have done with this game.

Hey, Dev here! I hope you liked my game tho! Pretty cool video as always and have a nice day/night everyone

Josh: * spends 6 hours just clicking * Also Josh: 75 agonising seconds

"Steal turtle shell" is horrifying, because a turtle's shell is part of its spine. That's its bones on the outside. You can't seperate the two like that all that easily...

The devs of this game should be proud,the game held without a single crash facing josh's madnesses...

I've never seen a game physically tremble with fear, congratulations

Game: Click the trees, collect wood, maybe plant some flowers? Josh: Warp through reality

You know Josh is having fun when he suddenly gains Whirlwind Sprint in a totally different game 😂

Letting Josh play your game is both good marketing and extreme playtesting by a rare insane genius.

The UI trembling in fear of Josh's power absolutely made my day lmfao

Well let's math this out a bit: The game seems to move the player around 2-5 'steps' forward instantly when hitting 'Unstuck' while ignoring boundaries of walls and such in order to 'unstick' the player. Josh said his keybind macro is working at around 1,000 'clicks' a second if I heard/understood correctly. Then he kept that keybind going for an hour, or so he says. There's 3,600 seconds in an hour. At 1,000 clicks a second that's 3,600,000 clicks within that hour. Or somewhere between 7.2 to 18 million 'steps' forward. But this wasn't consecutive steps. This was instantly unleashed in less than a second after he hit 'Wake Up' from the bed. Let's put this into more human measurements. Presuming that the character in game was a human of realistic size, taking an average step of say around 2 feet, that means that Josh just moved somewhere between 14.4 and 36 million feet (2,700~ to 6,800~ miles) in less than a second. Putting that in perspective he just instantly moved from around 10-27% of the circumference of the EARTH in a single moment. Or in other words, he was moving at around 3.6% the speed of light. (I do wanna say that am basically guestimating much of what I said here, because there's no actual relative points to measure against, so I was just trying to fill in the blanks and thought it'd be fun to maybe figure out a rough idea of just how insane that last thing he did was. So if the actual math is way off, my bad on that.) That being said, the game freaking out so hardcore at the end is actually not that wild an idea, because as you start getting closer to the speed of light, general relativity kicks in and causes you to start experiencing time dilation due to moving at such insane speeds. So while probably unintentional this actually ended up being a good, if simple, showcase in how physics (at least to a degree) works at relativistic speeds.

I don't know how this man makes every single video feel like a fresh descent into madness. 5 stars!

the fact that it actually put him back to the beginning after he launched himself out of the solar system is remarkably resilient of the game

*Josh is about to make the devs add several limits to the game script*

9:35 josh when he spends +50h to do something funny:😄 Josh when he has to wait 75s:💀

Gotta love Josh's determination to break a game, if he can't do it in the game... He will make a tool to help him break that game 😂

I love how Josh build random things for hours but can't wait for 10 seconds 😂

Josh: [spends 27 hours carefully Roller Coaster Tycoon-ing all of an alien planet] Also Josh: [75 AGONIZING SECONDS LATER]

Even after watching you for years, i am still shook by your genius and dedication, sir

wow this game handled Josh's limit breaking tests .. this game deserves A+ just for that alone

Josh casually makes a rail gun out of a bed.

“15 seconds is so agonizing” *Proceeds to build a staircase to heaven for 3 hours straight*

I remember reading once about why game UIs have that gittering glitch when very far from the center of the game space. Something about floating point math means that as you get very large distances from the center coordinates it gets worse and worse at rendering anything.

Josh: "Excruciating 15s". Josh in other videos: "30hrs of painting the grass green later, we are done nice and easy"

I'm impressed that this game was able to handle Josh doing Josh things no one else would ever even want to do, and even when it "broke" it still remained completely functional.

I love how a fun little chill game became an interstellar game real quick.

26:36 it looks like as if you're teleported into a different dimension with the clouds circling around you

That fact he can do hundreds of hours of repetition, but can not wail 10 seconds is hilarious

I love that the UI wiggles nervously when you're out of bounds... and that ending. I'm almost in tears from laughing.

“75 agonizing seconds later” Also Josh: *waits entire day for mail*

Josh never fails to send us to heaven with his machinations

Josh's slow metamorphosis into a tool-assisted speedrunner is an interesting b-plot to these videos.

Josh is a one in a million play tester, Triple A game companies need this man

I can believe Josh put an entire cave into a state of superposition

Sometimes Josh finds a bug or exploit and breaks the game. But sometimes he finds multiple interlocking bugs and exploits that allows him to dismantle the game, and then put it back together into another game entirely. This is one of those games. Wow.

Love how Josh can spend 4 hours for a two seconds joke but cannot spend 10 seconds for an essential tool

Josh just casually discovered alternate universe and traveled beyond the speed of light in a pixelated simulator game.

Honestly surprised at how well this game handled Josh. I think that can be used as a quantitative measure of performance and engineering 🎉

Every time Josh says "Allow me to demonstrate!", a developer starts sweating in fear.

I can almost hear Anthony softly crying in the corner, weeping after seeing what Josh has become.

I used to think Josh was somewhere between a beta tester and a comedian, but now I finally know what he really is: An Explorer 👨‍🚀

07:53 i actually really thought my food in the microwave is done 😂 😂

The interesting thing about this is that in the early access demo, you had an option to just teleport to the other biome via that pillar thing, but the removal of that feature made it so josh would figure out a way to teleport without it. How fortunate for our entertainment!

your raw ability to just find the kinks in the games armor and dig your way in like some sort of dark, eldritch abomination - and then puppet this armor, making it dance your sick twisted dances...it's truly inspirational, and I'm not even kidding, I try to play a game like you and what happens? I just play the game - I just don't have the knack for what you can do. It's amazing and I love watching you do it.

2:42 I know it's a super small detail, but I really appreciate that you put the actual ahk code on screen, instead of just "do click every 1ms" or something

That poor turtle at 7:28 trying to withstand 10 k clicks 💀🐢

Josh truly has mastered the dichotomy of man. 10 seconds why so long, 3 hours later.

Josh is the kind of guy to have the metal pipe falling sound as their typing noise

Josh's Game Breaking Power makes even the UI tremble in fear.

I love when josh utterly shatters reality

Only Josh could be so psychopathic and completely sane at the same time.

Only Josh can find a way to make the UI scream.

I can’t imagine a world without Josh.

Bro I can't describe how much I love and enjoy this channel I've been watching Josh for like a year and I have never found something as funny as this for as long as possible

The fact that after all that Josh has put the game trough and it didnt even crash says a lot about the stability of this game XD

For those interested; the jittering UI elements are likely due to floating point inaccuracies caused from being too far away from the world origin. This can be seen in a video currently titled "The Map's Limits" by "The Dauntless Wolf," where the effects of continuously reaching beyond the designated limits of a map does to visible geometry. For Josh, it's his UI/HUD, for the reference video, it's the held item models. P.S. the UI elements are affected because they are likely 3D elements for easier manipulation, but still get generated based on the world position. P.P.S. The problems of floating point inaccuracy can affect nearly every game, but the only video I knew of that had similar visual impact was showing the Source Engine. P.S.3. While similar to the world limit of a Minecraft, that is a hard boundary of "it works fine" vs "it doesn't" instead of a continual degradation of qualities.

2:45 who knows watching Let’s Game It Out videos can actually gain me knowledge

16:25LOL that should be a feature

When they give Josh a key to their game is just them doing a stress test

Josh: I spent 58 hours building this glorious monstrosity. Also Josh: FIFTEEN SECONDS!? UUGGHH!!!

1:00 That “yeea!” Was the best part of my week 😂

I’m convinced that the only reason that people allow Josh to play their games early on is because he is bound to find bugs and exploits.

Love when josh creates eldritch pocket dimensions in a clicker game

Is it just me or does Josh sound especially happy today?

The "having to wait 15 seconds being such a pain" is one of the most wholesome things I've ever experienced. Especially with Josh.

The F2 "feature" is hilarious, the game dev better add something like that lol

Watching Josh defy the laws of the universe and slowly break its space-time continuum is my favorite kind of entertainment.

10:00 😂😂😂 “discreetly delivered by a ghost… ‘you were an accident’”

20:20horror mode:activated

I love how you make every game super interesting to watch despite me never having heard of it nor ever planning on playing the game

26:30 The UI is doing that because you've exceeded the maximum size of a floating point value that is used to position meshes (models) in the game world.

The UI shaking more the farther Josh gets from the island reminds of floating point errors in Minecraft. Where if you travel far enough in certain versions the game starts breaking in various ways. From rendering, to terrain gen, to the curser being offset.

My man is willing to wait an entire night for some mail, but won't wait 15 seconds to make the mailbox..

Josh waiting 18 hours to see how much of something he can get: :) Josh when making tool is 10 seconds: :(

26:17 What Mario sees while backwards long jumping into a parallel universe to save a half A press.

Considering how much he usually breaks games, this one held up surprisingly well.

26:28 I lost it with the wake up button trembling. It's like it's horrified of what's going to happen

I love that the UI positions are done in floats, including the typical loss off accuracy once the numbers get high.

The joke at 10 minutes got me so good. Keep stuff like that up.

When the game started, I thought, "How would Josh break this game? It seems so chill." Then, I reminded myself to never doubt Josh's ability to break games ever again.

It's always a good day when Josh unleashes horrors beyond mortal comprehension upon the world.

6:20 a turtle's shell isn't removable like a snail's shell, it's a specialized ribcage you just stole most of that turtle's skeleton

Love the videos. the perfect mix of gameplay and complete chaos. Cant forget the literal days it takes to do some of the things you do

Breaking the game is somehow more entertaining then actually playing the game normally 💀💀

I like that Josh is apparently using Windows XP for no reason.

Josh, you never cease to amaze me with all the creative ways you manage to abuse and break a game

Josh managed to steal a turtles spine, and yet it still ran away

Josh: 10 seconds?!?!?! Also Josh: Spends an excruciatingly long time just because it's possible to break the game.

Josh, you are a wonder to this world, you can casually break any game. Advice for watching your videos? Don't drink water while watching them unless you want a water-filled phone/computer 🤣🤣🤣🤣

HOW DARE U GANDALF!!!!!!!!!! 15:47

Glad Josh didn’t break the upload button!

In case you were wondering the gitter bug encountered at the end of the video was it's a floating point precision error. In most games the number that stores position is a floating point number, which is basically a decimal number. But the thing is is that they can only be a certain length (before and after the dot in total) so the longer the number before the dot the shorter the number after the dot can be, so by going out really really far (like in the video) the decimals given after the dot is lower and the precision is lower, so then you get the gitter

game dev: here are all these things ive build for you, its a neat game where you clik on trees, hope you enjoy! josh: ah yes i love it when the ui screams at me in agony as i transcend the space-time continuum game dev: ...

I literally check RU-vid daily for your posts even though I know you don’t post often. But when the day finally comes I couldn’t be more hype 😆

Finally, we can watch Josh do something absolutely insane again!🎉

Josh's game-breaking skills are on a whole other level...

According to legend, the turtle who had her shell stolen was named... GRACE.

The rubberbanding UI just. Made my day. That was way too funny.

Josh has managed to instill fear into the game, then, existential dread.