Iron Lung (Full Game) - Blind Horror 

The fact that Librarian managed to complete Iron Lung without ever realizing that the angle coordinate exists is genuinely impressive lmfao

Imagine that game in co-op: You can't see the photos you've taken, the pictures go straight to the guy at HQ, who does his best to communicate what he sees on a need-to-know basis. -So what's that? What's making that noise? -Uh... You don't wanna know. Just keep your distance, ok? (Alternatively: Classified. Proceed to the next coordinates.)

I've noticed that every streamer, from Jerma to the Vinesauce folks to Oneyplays, has some degree of streamer blindness. The entire problem you had with the angle was literally given right below the x and y coordinates. Why and how it's so common in everyone (including myself) is beyond me.

26:45 - I am honestly crying at this point. Every time I think you will spot the A coordinate, but to no avail.

30:57 the creatures/animals that live down there problably have no lungs. The blood ocean problably has a ecosystem that generates oxygen or whatever they need to survive, then blood carries those stuff, and the creatures either drink or have blood vessels that can open up and suck blood inside which has the necessities for survival in it, like oxygen. Lungs are needed to somehow put oxygen in the blood, but since the blood already has oxygen, they dont need lungs. Thats my theory on how this works.

The thing that I really like and appreciate about this game is that it uses Hitchcock's Bomb Theory perfectly. You just _know_ there's something out there in that blood ocean and at the 28:20 mark you see it, but it doesn't 'go off', so now you know for a fact it's there and the rest of the game is building up tension for when it does pop off.

Ive always had a love for giant creepy things in the ocean. The thought of some horrifying massive monster lurking in the depths of the water is just so cool to me, and this game quickly took place as one of my favorite horror games.

Somehow, someone made this number clicking math game the most tense, suspenseful, and dread inducing thing I’ve ever seen. I think this unlocked three new fears I never knew I had lol

That ending scare was just masterfully done. The whole game was building up to it and it did not disappoint. Easily one of the best horror games to come out recently.

There was no “previous occupant” by the way. That note was from you. You don’t even have the comfort knowing someone did this before you.

57:40 As I said in IGP's video, that's a Lizard or some form of reptile based off the eye and eye socket's structure. You ran into a Blood Gator, Blood Croc, or Blood Godzilla and blinded the thing.

I'm surprised you completed the entire game without knowing the A on the map coordinates are for how much you have to turn. A frustrating but commendable feat on your part, Library Man

Hello from the end of the video, no he never figures out the map tells you what angle you need to be at

"the one thing I've been finding frustrating sofar is finding that exact angle" my brother in christ it tells you the angle you just ignore it

This game would have been fucking AMAZING in VR.

You've gotta play squirrel stapler. It starts off as a goofy comedy game but by the end it gets really tense and has my personal favorite jumpscare of any piece of media. Plus it was made by the same guy as iron long

If you like this game, you’ll probably like Scavenger SV-4. It’s a roguelike where you explore an alien planet with a rover, collect artifacts, and try not to die from radiation exposure.

This is so well made it legitimately feels like some some dusty old classic book by Lovecraft or something.

Just the name “Iron Lung” gave me the creeps, but having no sight in a situation that could very much end with you in your very own personal underwater coffin.

This is one of the most intriguing settings for a horror game, it feels like one of those SCP stories about some type of K class end of the world/universe post apocalypse And honestly the best thing about this, is that its not even about whatever caused the end of the universe, just other horrors trying to eek out an existence in the dying flame.

Who would have known that actually turning to look at something really helps you see it!

I don't usually watching video game walkthroughs with commentary, but you have a way of conveying exactly what I'm thinking and feeling in your videos which is rare in this category! Thanks for keeping us entertained, some of these games are amazing

How is it that you never realized what the third number on the map coordinates was? The instructions at the beginning even tell you that you need to take the photo within a certain number of degrees.

Won’t lie I also thought the “A” meant Altitude, which I assume the Librarian did as well. Normally when there’s 3 coordinates the 3rd is Z, or how up/down you need to be, i.e altitude. It made absolute sense in my brain but in restrospect it being the angle is so obvious D: Anyway that ending got me GOOD

Wow... just wow! I am in loss for words. During the beginning i was a bit sceptical, but this absolutely blew my mind. It takes advantage of the unknown which is what i adore when it comes to horror. Having little to no answers but so many questions until the very end. Thank ya for the playthrough, this was some mad unit of a game and the developer should be proud.

You kept mentioning that this must be so boring with you just reading numbers and plotting on a map, but honestly I was on the edge of my seat the whole time you were !

I hope he goes back one day with the updated version to read the computer entries. It adds a lot to the worldbuilding.

Ive fallen asleep to these videos, the calming soft voice is probably what helps

Oh I LOVED watching this. The bleak setup with only some coordinates, a map and a camera to guide you gave me an excellent feeling of dread that not a lot of horror games are able to do. I was mentally bracing myself every time the camera shutter clicked, just waiting for some deep sea creature to be right outside the submarine, and the payoff when it finally appeared was absolutely worth it. I feel like this game pairs very nicely with your play style as well. You've got a really good eye for detail and always try to immerse yourself in the story and the world as much as possible. I think this game and No One Lives Under the Lighthouse are some of my favorite playthroughs of yours so far. Keep up the great work!

Reminded me of "The Cave" from the "Cube Escape Collection" by the rusty lake team. You should check that series out if you're in for point-and-click puzzle games. Btw you showing random sealife by exploring the different angles around the horror objects was unplanned but still interesting.

This video was absolutely amazing, I enjoyed it all the way. The dev of the game also made a game called dusk that's like the classic doom & quake and then he made this game, a big change in style. It's cool how iron lungs soundtrack is also inspired by the doom 64 but anyway I love ur video! Edit: Here's what's probably the inspiration for the menu music from doom 64:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-figiPE6WGAM.html

One of my favorite things about this game is that it’s actually fully 3D, the ocean, the sub, everything. You actuallly are moving your sub through an environment and when you take a picture it’s making a 2D image of what really is in front of you.

This game reminds me of this show I used to watch called "Surface". It is a little goofy as a show, and has a couple annoying characters. But they had one series of episodes where the main characters go underwater in the ocean very deep after constructing a ramshackle submarine out of spare parts. And they were searching for proof of some deep sea monster, and eventually they get stupid and sink into the ocean without a functioning cable to bring them back up, and they're stuck at the bottom of the sea. The whole time they hear noises outside of the creature they were looking for. Also makes me think of Barotrauma which I enjoy playing a lot, and will shill forever even if it's semi successful. Because that game makes you do work while you're in a horrifying environment. You're forced to steer via SONAR with sparse pings telling you where walls are and creatures, you're made to maintain the submarine (fix electrical boxes, maintain the nuclear reactor, oxygen systems, load the weapons, manage power use, repair the hull when damaged by creatures or the walls). And the game has an amazing capacity to tell stories when you fail your mission, and sink your submarine by letting water get in, the power to fail, and you lock yourself in a room with an oxygen mask, and a wrench for a weapon, trying to defend yourself from whatever has gotten in. The deep sea is an amazing place to set for horror environments.

This game is awesome, Almost thought you were gonna miss it.

Everyone keeps on talking about how you neglected the specific angle on the objective, but concidering how the story of the game is your a convict with no training on the sub it makes sense story wise that you wouldn't know

I am so glad you played this. It is just so beautiful and terrifying. Really one of the best intentional underwater horror games. No, Subnautica doesn't count, it wasn't made to capitalize on a phobia. It just happens to apply horror unintentionally to the situation at hand.

Ironically, watching people play this game helps me sleep at night. Maybe it's the asmr-like sounds that permeate the vast majority of the playthrough

Eyyy! Thank you so much for actually playing this. There are lots of youtubers that dont really listen to their audience like this. But you were always different. Thank you so much for all the great content that I basically depend on at this point lol. Dont overwork yourself. Your great.

46:12 Nice "Airplane!" reference

i was actually waiting so much for you to play this game, it's so good

i thought the idea was that they were remotely receiving the photographs, really rubs salt in the wound to learn you took all you saw down there to your grave.

Somehow this guy became my favorite by the way he makes everything seem so story like and making not so creepy things creepy

Comfy main menu, under blankets in a chill night Thanks!! Now that I'm done watching this reminds me of Signal Simulator. It would take you a while to get things right so I'd recommend maybe looking up spoiler free guides.

Really interesting, I always been facinated by the idea of exploring something like a cave, ocean or derelict ship on a distant planet/moon. Alien kick started that facination for me as a kid. I always enjoy your videos eploring the unknown and mysterious, great content!

a few personal timestamps below, spoiler warning Frog 1: 28:20 notices the teleport: 55:28 "why are we saving" + eyeball: 57:14 HE'S HERE!: 1:01:30

Theres no way! I didnt expect you to play this game out of all of the great indie games there are…

That "OH MY GOD" reaction was priceless.

You should try Dusker, it's a game where you control drones and explores derelict ships in an area of space that suddenly cut of communication years ago, the art style has a vibe similar to the computers in the Alien movies for example. The atmosphere is great I think it would be right up your alley.

I would love to see this gimmick more, the idea of using camera photos as your sight is really cool.

45:53 Remember guys, this is un-sharted territory, remember to consume your taco bell and aim

hell yeah I knew this video was gonna come out sooner or later, so happy to see him play it finally

I played the game myself, when I took a photo of that white pointy thing at the top left of the map, I noticed that it would teleport you far away. So my theory is that this is the hope the humans on the ship were looking for, this could possibly teleport them to a new galaxy of stars or something. Maybe a new dimension, who knows? That's just my theory.

just wanna say i love your videos, your content has such insanely unrivalled vibes. love all of it!

your content is some of the best comfort content on youtube, and i love it to death. thank you for what you do!

I find this mildly nostalgic due to an obscure genre of game my parents used to love. Mostly ones about exploring underwater areas and photographing fish. So this feels like a more morbid evolution of that.

To anyone coming in to this gameplay asking yourself "will he ever realize that the map tells you the coordinates?" I'm here to tell you. No

we need more of these games where you have to walk around a moving submarine to maintain it an use its functions. like subnautica and this game

Even though I wasnt playing this, my anxiety levels were skyrocketing the whole time. In a way, I regret that I spoiled myself from playing this, but I know that if I did, I'd never be able to finish. Genuinely the most scary game I've ever witnessed, fucking incredible. I might buy it just to support the creators and then never touch it lmao

I love your content, but the fact you never figured out the angles on the map causes me pain

"I'll have to inflate the automatic pilot" killed me.

It's like the screamer Maze Game from the perspective of the cursor

Also the existential dread of like what even caused the quiet rapture how can the universe just suddenly die it seemed to happen faster than natural entropy like all the stars just went out at once all the habitable planets just disappeared like there is already some eldritch horror implications going on there

I'm so glad you did a video on this! When i first saw it, i thought it would be EXACTLY your type of game ❤

Man, this game is so goddamn awesome. Such an interesting concept.

This game concept is cool. I'm guessing the submarine is it's own room, and the camera is a probe going around a world map taking pictures and detecting collisions.

39:00 you got stickbugged

49:23 :popeyes biscuit with no sweet tea

31:30... it literally gives you the angle, you can see the coordinates on the map for the areas, the third info is what angle you need to take it at.

Hell yeah, finally! Was looking forward to see you play this game. Can't wait to watch this.

About time you played this game, been waiting for it!!

That was very intriguing to watch.

Can't wait for the movie to come out

4:14 not for the longest time did Submarines have sonar, or if they did it would only be a hydrophone (which would be useless for navigation) and to move they would just keep track of their position on a map, (keep in mind as well, most or these early submarines were more submersables which could only go underwater for limited periods of time. If you wish to learn more about this, Silent Hunter III is a game you would check out.

Hell yeah, I was honestly waiting for this.

I’m SO HYPED FOR THE MOVIE 🍿

The map isn’t actually around you you just pilot a unity camera inside the map that goes around while you are actually outside the map

So an ocean of blood eh? Would need a lot of blood to make an ocean, like maybe a entire planet's worth of blood.

you actually miss a really spooky spot when you enter 550, you should have taken a pic of it.

this game literally inspired me to make a submarine in plane crazy (like the one in the game)

Let’s plot numbers with the Librarian! Love it❤😂

Can you play a game called Soma. I watched someone play it a couple years ago and it's ending still sticks with me. It's underwater as well.

I have a theory that these blood lakes on these moons hold everything that our universe has lost because there is a confirmed 4 there must be more right? And there is the building and the plants and the fish looking creature on one of the first pictures. Also there are bones of what looks like dinosaurs.

Woooo finally! I've just been waiting for the Librarian to play this

It was so frustrating watching you not know what the A is 💀

Kinda wild the guy who made DUSK made this, but also, not surprising. The creator seemed like someone who understood horror.

HE SAW IT

This is a dream come true!

"If this gets any more dangerous I will have to inflate the automatic pilot" well I hope it doesn't grope your or anything when you go to get rid of it lol

Did you miss that you have to adjust the angle for the third coordinate for the correct picture? That's what the "A" stands for.

new favorite youtuber.

The game about thallasophobia. Even me, expert captain of Jupiter Coalition's submarine on Europe (the game i refer to is Barotrauma) have freeze on my spine because of lack of information and creepy sounds around iron barrel with almost no controls

At 15:47 there’s something behind the target, it looks like the thing that attacks him at the end

i wanted to recommend this for you to play and you already uploaded the video yesterday... interesting

What if you did the final objective before going to the cavern with the beast in it. The one on the top right of the map

You not doing the angle was killing me inside.

This was made by the same guy that made Dusk btw

12:59 - At this point, I am bemused that you have not noticed that there are 3 numbers on the map. You literally read x, then y, then stopped and closed the map.

I just can't believe this game was made by *one* person!

Have you heard of Scavenger SV4? I think it might be something you enjoy, the atmosphere and story atleast.

The A on the map would tell you the angle, idk if you will find out during the video but till my current watchpoint you still didnt find out.