Space Horror Game Where You Photograph Planets it moved how did it - Voyager-19 

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Dream on, Manly...

Instructions unclear. Dream has become an empty void. Like my soul.

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Well They could, but: A) there will be problems a simple computer can't solve- humans still haven't cracked how thoughts work and machines, even now, don't have capabilities to make concious decisions like humans. B) Developing such shits are more expensive than doing it the 40K servitor way, but the one inside is not lobotomized before hand. TLDR: it's expensive plus machines can't make decisions that would benefit the mission, hop on in the spacecoffin Timmy- mankind "will remember you"

​@@masterzoroark6664 well... no... it's fun for the setting but not fun and practical in reality, first humans are more squishy than electronics, if we can protect the human, we would think that we can protect the electronic better, think starlink sattelites, Also a democratic nation (shown last of the video, "election cycle", would prioritize NOT sending humans, although it could happen in a twisted society or a critically endangered society,) and unless it is done by an unscrutable organization(oceangate uhem), you would also think it has backups and has auxillary life support or emergency life support where we flash hybernate the person if the life support is endangered.... Also for power, why not tap a little bit of the fractional lightspeed engines,? Actually now that i think about it, yeah, this is an oceangate grade starship

​@@masterzoroark6664 you would be surprised what "simple computers" has done in the 20th and 21th century Also planets sized things are hard to missdetect targets And finally why is there no escape pods, it would be easier to justify to the public if they were safe 😮‍💨

@@theeyeofomnipotent welp. outside of these- dunno, we don't know about the universe of the game (If it's set up in the same one as Wrought Flesh and Endoparasitic then some shit is happening behind scene) Still, if there was a reason to put a human instead of a cpu- there is something far more complex expected that a computer wouldn't solve. Otherwise it's just Servitor based cruelity like 40K

@@masterzoroark6664 in the game it is quite simple..., maybe there is some cosmic horror that cause specifically complex computers to fail... while sparing biologically complex computers, the universe is being racist lol Though with all this settings, one wonders, why is there only cosmic horrors and no "cosmic angels", one form of cosmic angel can be written as this, angelarium of revolt: power breaker, for we can fight anything and succeed no matter how powerful and different we are, like a character defeating the writer or an atom defeating an ontological concept, it is the force behind instability and imperfection, for something truly good cannot be forced in anyway We may create a character, but that character may just be an existence making itself exist through us, probably and vise versa, In some sense power itself is not intrinsically good, it forces something upon another consciousness afterall Well idk if there is other angels that can aid us lol, perhaps meta- is another one, self referential, self awareness, idk hehe

lmao 🤣😂

It’s like a tsunami

Don't some sharks do that?

​@subtlefire7256 no, but dolphins do this TO sharks, they literally beat them up and cause internal damage lol it's crazy

It was actually spreading its tails backward, using its tongue (?) to pull the player closer so it could consume the player.

yeah, the whole time I was like, damn there is the same heartbeat sound as the other weird planets, get out of there. the most interesting thing for me is the whole relentless photo snapping of the planet mimic at the end. imagine dying and obsessively snapping photos of your killer killing you at the same time, out of pure amazement, absorbing horror and interest. what an amazing ending

@@anadeusglastogon7782 I mean, it clearly caused the spacecraft to be unable to move, so what else could manly do right?

​@@anadeusglastogon7782stuck in an enclosed space with only snapping photos of planets and occasionally reading data logs to do. I am surprised the person didn't went insane even before reaching the mimic planet.

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@@samuraijackson241 To be fair, I think the hibernation moments were where the person was unconscious. Perhaps a comma or anesthetics or something.

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its all just one planet that follows you

cool theory

@@res6148 No at the end there's definitely multiple. What's ALSO interesting to me is that the "planet" has a spotted pattern that gets progressively smaller and more tight-knit which ALSO resembles the development of an embryo

​​@@acespades2387 so you are implying there's more than one mimic right at the end before another mimic show at behind the ship, I think that's you mean about this hmm

Yup, was gonna mention it that they used the real 'sounds' of Saturn. Haunting in game as it is in real-life.

almost all of them where in the game, the few ones I recognized where the sun, saturn, Jupiter, venus and I think europa or io i can't remember which one of the two had the robotic like sounds(i think it was io) but I could recognize it was one of the moons. But accurately enough the sun sound was related to another sun. Saturn was less accurate since it was related to a blue celestial body without any rings. Jupiter's sounds where related to the planet on the title screen which is extremely similar to Jupiter. Venus was related to a grayish planet that was really small on the navigation screen so it was also accurate. Except for the sounds of io/europa(again cannot remember well) they where placed on planets instead of moons-

​@@FoolMisinfo and from which planet the heartbeat sound has come from?

@@lioneljonson6893 oh let me clarify, I meant all the sounds that came from our solar system, the one's NASA basically encoded into sound since there's not exactly sound in space(it can't travel) but they're waves instead. So far all planets from the solar system have been recorded including pluto and a few moons from jupiter, Saturn and even our moon. Some sounds like the ones recorded by NASA are in the game which where the ones I mentioned. But if you'd like to hear a fun fact, one of the first american astronauts to reach the moon described through the radio that they can hear some sounds in space, coincidentally they described it has a "boom boom" almost like a heartbeat.

That is creeepy

i mean that's basically whales from a krill's perspective maybe humans aren't the only things looking for other planets

If it's "smart" enough to know you're searching for a habitable planet and patient enough to wait for an explorer to investigate, it could be smart enough to extract the information of where other humans are located at from the interstellar craft.

@@225Reaver Yea it should've waited for the rest of the humans to come colonize and then eat them all. But it didn't.

@@disarisumbrus4492 I'm pretty sure a human is way smaller than a krill if you compare planet to whale size ratio. Also a whale eat tons and tons of krill every day. That planet sized thing ate ONE dude.

​@@waterzoip The planet is on a diet

Goated reference ☠️

He cut a hole in the wall and welded a frame of galvanized square steel for increased room

​@@Constantineopulos Then he lined it with eco friendly wood veneer that'll last 10000 years.

Testing your equipment and limitations when you're in a safe and stable situation rather than waiting until you're in an emergency. Very smart.

​@@LordoftheDice "ok nothing bad has happened. So let's see how long I can live without oxygen or heat!"

It's like standing in fire to test if a game has fire damage. Or jumping off a high ledge to test if a game has fall damage.

no faster way to learn

I'm not sure if any of y'all will get it, but it reminds me of playing FTL

jupiter zeus jesus spear wound its poetic

Saturn is also t h e g̴̱̃͛ ä̴̦́́̂ t̷̟̖̿̎̍ ȩ̷̜̮̊̎ w̸͉̩̜͛͘͠ à̷̞͕̏ ỹ̸̭̳͂͊

neptune has been infected.

And Uranus has a large gaping hole

Woodcrawler moment

Personally i thought the previous encounters were its eggs at first,

Not gonna lie, I don't even know what the person is supposed to be searching.

​@@samuraijackson241 Pretty sure they were doing a search for a new habitable planet, which is what the mimic pretended to be at the end.

@@samuraijackson241 since the previous ship got destroyed, probably the same mission the previous one had to complete the surveys

So it was the same thing each time? Why didn't it strike earlier, if we were there already?

Who's the dev or what's his channel

​@@rrx10dgood question yeah who is the dev?

​@@rrx10d​ wait I found it his channel is miziziziz

Mizizizziziziziz

Love this dev!! His thought process is so interesting and I love his series with 4 game devs 1 art pack

Looked like YOUR MOM!!!!! OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!!! no

You mean the white ones with the spots? Because the Earthlike one definitely didn't.

Who’s Dyson sphere, and why was it abandoned.

​@@Transformers2Fan1 One of the first few planets he took photos of was infact a Dyson sphere

⁠@@rogerreger9631a Dyson sphere is a construct surrounding a star that generates power from the star’s emitted matter/energy

If you look closely one of them even has the lines like mitosis or meiosis I don't remember which, but it looks as though it's replicating

@@itsuadman yeah the first one does look like a karyokinetic spindle quite a bit, I doubt it's an accident, the dev likes putting bio-horror themes in his games

i guess eggs or offspring of the thing that kills you in the end?

@@jplichta Oh yeah, same guy that made Wrought Flesh apparently, makes sense. Haven't actually gotten that yet but it's definitely a bio-horror game, bit like Cruelty Squad.

@@ImpaleifyWrought flesh has so much misbegotten potential.

Ha! Classic asdfmovie

asdfmovie!!!!

Suki and sokka moment

Me:"hey moon, can you help take a picture?"

😂😂 now where did I hear this before....oh yeah, asdfmovie 😂😂 Beep, beep I'm a sheep Said beep beep I'm a sheep 🐑

Maybe it’s this way to make the character feel more unhuman. They no longer have the ability to use anything more than the machine. Including the amount of time the character spends on space, their whole life has become the mission. Unaware of how much their origin planet has changed.

@@Local_gremlin2009 Then leave new messages for the player to read, like "Contact of origin planet lost... attempting to reconnect." with the last message being "Last known contact, (message here of people expecting highly of you and what would happen if you failed kind of thing)". Telling a story through environment is very tricky but I think they did well enough by showing how much time really has gone by with how your pod was degrading. Not sure if they attended your suggestion of enviromental story telling, maybe it is just a limitation of the developer that created the screen swapping.

​@@Leafwinkthat'd be very on the nose

"should of"??

Should've make the inside of the pod decay over time and breathing become heavier to tone in the amount of time passed. Also sounds of the light speed engine firing as you move or went into hibernation would really tie in the atmosphere together

That feel when cosmic horror has political satire.

​@@theparticularist5373 perhaps the true cosmic horror was the political satire we found along the way

​@@li_ka2Gives off helldivers 2 vibes

a stunning condemnation of democratic governments

Sci-fi has been exactly that for decades now​@@theparticularist5373

Well, they mention fraction speed of light engines, and as far as I know, proxima is like a year away

I don't know about generational ships, I think us curing/reversing aging, gene modifying ourselves to resist the space radiation (and other bad space effects like muscle atrophy), adding a "hibernation cycle" like in bears and building in human photosynthesis is a way more viable strategy for space travel and also way easier to do, if the current advancement speed in biotech is anything to go by. It's a lot easier to make our bodies more resilient than to try and build megastructures in space to accommodate bodies with insufficient abilities.

Maybe humans just live for a really long time in this world, since its the future and everything, so elections happen once every 20-30 years.

@@thefumyandthechev Four year from *our* frame of reference. Even if the ship can do "only" 99.90% light speed, to the people on board, the trip would take just under 20 days.

@@mister_bomb7777 I see. What if the computer on-board is actually reciving de-schiper from the earth, then?

"So you mean the....and the.....RUUUUUUN"

Alaskan. bull. worm.

Reminds me of Remina lol

​@@tach5884"It's the ALASKAN BULL WORM!!"

@@MollyHJohns De seguro de ahí se inspiró el creador del juego.

Can you give me an explanation?

What 'imperfections' do you speak off? I didn't see anything wrong with the 'Earth' until it opened up.

@@SomethingRandom132 the "planet" you see at 17:40 isn't actually a planet, it's a "something" that grows while following you around, until it finally lures you in by mimicking Earth and eats you.

​@@silver1340It's more that it looks a bit off, than there being imperfections. The clouds are too uniform and look like they were painted on with a paint brush. Makes you wonder if it's because of the limitation of the artstyle/graphics/pixels or if it's done intentionally (or both).

@@nitsuix Say that its intentional, it makes it creepier :P

Half-Life 1: Overhead capacitors to one oh five percent. Uh, it's probably not a problem, probably, but I'm showing a small discrepancy in... well, no, it's well within acceptable bounds again. Sustaining sequence. Five seconds later: Resonance Cascade

@@dallas9397 "Gordon doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly trained professional."

What was that! Huh, it must have been the wind.[Dies]

​@@dallas9397 never assume its a glitch people NEVER

So, Oceangate In Space?

Hey! Just like Iron Lung!

Iron Lung 2: The Re-lungening

This is what I found weird about the game. I don't know what time year the game is set in. But I am pretty sure high pressure resistance glass exist a long time ago.

​@@ShootingStarNeoYeah, Cosmicgate

i think the hibernation thing is cryogenic so the muscles would be in the same condition as the start unless the hibernation system breaks.

​@@housewilma4904 Imagine how terrifying it would be if you discovered that the hibernation system was malfunctioning and you aged decades without noticing

​@@ulysses-pactIf you aged that means your metabolism never stopped, which means you would starve/thirst to death before you woke up

@@Green__Ghost based on the amount of pipes running through his body, it's possible that he's being fed

@@ulysses-pact I doubt the system would feed him and keep the hibernation active at the same time, one of those would have to cancel the other. Also even if they didn't then the system would likely run out of food and water before he woke up.

I think the tendril was its way of "tasting", like how butterflies taste with their feet, specially considering that the tendril dissapeared right before the "planet" started to unfold. It makes me think of a cephalopod with how it has to move and maneuver in order to eat

It's a mimic predator.

I think you're right. But the other black and white planets are not planets, but eggs. The reason the last two are next to each other is because they just finished mitosis

​@@fontunetheteller410you mean the ones with black dots and the dots uh multiplying?

It's the tongue. Reminds me of Remina (Junji Ito) lol. And the way it camouflage itself is like Jean Jacket (Nope).

The voices scratch the inside of my skull

I watch manly whenever it's time to sleep so I get best of both worlds

In your dreams, I await you unseen In my dreams, you have no face

@@bennymiranda9110 THE HIGHER I RISE THE MORE I SEE

@@bennymiranda9110The worms

God, thats . Terrifying concept but the problem is that it isnt exactly..fun. Its just kinda boring.

@@ErdenetuyaYondonjamts I like to imagine the character slaps the computer a few times, then slowly realizes what's going on and clearly starts panicking, and it just slowly fades to credits as you start hearing their muffled screams.

That would be better suited for a novel instead of an interactive medium.

@@siegwardinspirit Maybe, but it's functionally the same since you've basically lost control at the end of this anyway.

Kinda like the beginning of the Project Hail Mary book when the main character can't remember his name, which is the key questions the computer asked to check he's still mentally alright after hibernation, and suddenly can't access the computer to do his job

Exactly my thoughts

Yeah it's definitely trying REALLY hard to be iron lung

I think it's a neat concept, Iron lung is in the blood ocean, and oceans are mysterious, put it in space because space is also mysterious

​@@Small-stick-o-butterI don't really think the concept work as good in space. In iron lung, the ocean is blood red, so windows will be useless as you can't see anyway. But in space? You can pretty much see as far as your eyes allow you. This just seems like an unnecessary thing.

It is just Space Iron Lung. But I accept it, I'm thirsty on how to improve Iron Lung.

Blue supergiant

It's rare to see a moment both funny and terrifying

yeah this makes way more sense than the stuff about it eating the astronauts for sustenance, no way that would allow them to survive when they expend so much energy for so little, unless they're eating your soul or something and its apparently worth a ton of energy

so humans are basically Virus' RNA?

oh hey, thats a pretty neat theory! it makes much more sense

Now this one makes sense.

In other words, this game could be a representation of the "Great Filter" theory. Something that stops different species from ever abandoning their planet to colonize others. If the universe is a giant body, then travelling through it to spread would indeed be like a cancer or sickness, so this "white cell" gets activated and deals with the threat before the rest of the body can be harmed by all the germs/defective cells. Thus, the Great Filter in action.

You should check Hellstar Remina if you didn't

When I was a kid, I had an educational game where you had to fly through our solar system and take pictures of the planets. It essentially had the exact same mechanics and controls as this game what with the 2D movement, switching back and forth between navigation and photo mode, and limited power/fuel, just without all of the horror elements. Even so, it scared me back then.

My favorite

Thats a elder mimic 😮

little??

@@oddbluedragon Compared to the size of space, yes.

Nice??? I'll have you known it was very impolite of that planet to eat us, however it was considerate enough to let us take pictures so I'll let it slide.

Event Horizon is low key a Warhammer Prequel movie. It’s basically what happens when you use a Warp Drive without the Gellar Fields.

Well, you see... The script writer plays 40k. Having something like that thrown in there is pretty much a given.

@@RavenAdventwings Yeah. It’s a shame the original cut of the movie was lost. Apparently it was so gruesome that the Studio had it cut, there was supposed to be more scenes of the Hell Dimension and the Original Event Horizon Crew.

"We're leaving!"

The red spot is not an eye. IT IS AN OPEN WOUND

IT IS WITH US NOW. LAUGHING AT US.

NEPTUNE HAS BEEN INFECTED

IT IS THE GATEWAY

The mini spaceship getting devoured by iris/unknown being beyond human horror

I've watched that bit four times now. It didn't move.

@@Transformers2Fan1 It's a static image of something moving. The image itself isn't going to move.

@@Transformers2Fan1 not literally moving on screen but from the first image of that planet there is what appears to be another grey image cut off on the top right. Manly tries to recreate it but cannot because it's only there that first time. Maybe it's nothing but I take it as a really lovely touch of the mimic in motion being caught on the image but only just enough that we would pass it as an anomaly.

​@@Transformers2Fan1no, you can see the mimic in the top-right corner

@@Transformers2Fan1 It did move, considering it wasn't in the same spot anymore on the second image.

I thought of that too... Now I feel old.

Source to Judge Dredd living planet? A search only brought up 'Judge Planet'

@@silver1340 It shows up fairly early on in the Judge Child arc in the books. I'm having a difficult time finding it as well, but it's in the third volume of the books. Somewhere between prog 156-181.

I don't know anything about judge dredd comics, but "few nuclear mines" would do absolutely nothing to planet-sized monster.

​@@ZenithalPointIt's just a Sci-Fi comic story.

I am pretty sure most astronomical objects make some sort of noise, we just can't hear it with our ears.

And the one after that is Saturn! I knew the sounds were familiar

And sounds of Earth in space is chirping, tweeting like a bird.

​@@samuraijackson241nothing in space makes "noise" since it's a vacuum. Many objects emit radiation that we pick up as radio waves, which is then filtered into our hearing range. It's an interpretation of a signal.

@@Hawk7886 Technically, this is how we work out how some planets look, too. It all boils down to radiation-as-radio-waves interpreted in ways we can perceive. At least, until we develop better tech to get better data, like with the James Webb telescope's pictures of Neptune's rings.

Jupiter is sick of Saturn's shit.

@@tach5884 "that gassy fuck kept farting in my direction"

Holy crap you're right. Although, in a dreadnought you at least have other people around. Especially so if you're like, a Space Wolf or something

​@@RaptieFeathersagree. At least you can walk in a dreadnought. This is basically a coffin.

​@@samuraijackson241Rylanor stayed sane for thousands of years on a barren and dead Istvaan III. I know it was partly due to his insane will but surely can't be that bad.

​@@GoatyBoatyBH414 I reccomend you try it: get in a small room (a toilet or a closet), turn off the lights and just stay there woth your thoughts, no smartphone or books or anything to look at but the darkness. It's a very interesting experience when controlled, but it is maddening if forced into it long enough.

If the marines face survived, he can get a window to physically look outside. Lotsa dreads with that feature. Also the rest of the guy is still connected to the dreads core like he was to his former armor. Meaning, if you pat him on the back or shoulder, he can actually appreciate the act of brotherhood.

You can't, if you try to go to mission complete it says your thrusters are damaged.

@@ManlyBadassHeroI guess this “thing(?)” knew what it was doing when it first hit us.

Nah, allowing a "good ending" thanks to your reaction time and being smart is beyond the simple minds of most developers of these games, sadly.

​@@Pe6Depretty sure they were trying to do something very similar to iron lung, in that you are already destined to die when you enter the sealed vesicle, hence the single "bad" ending. Realistically speaking, it is quite stupid to have a person do what a machine can already do, like the two Voyager, Juno and casini (sorry if I spelled it wrong). Using machine can also reduce power consumption as you don't need a "life support" system.

@@ManlyBadassHero Thanks for tellin', I appreciate it!

"fuck it we ball" 🗣️🔥🔥

Spore Space stage?

Was it Planet 10 by any chance? Loved that game

SimEarth, buddy, they have it online for free in a DOS emulator :)

Classic Voronoi Displacement Node, the start of every landscape/cloudscape/planet/eldritch monstrosity. Interestingly, the Alien from Annihilation is probably made in a similsr way, using fractals ontop the voronoi shader for displacement, look it up

Comment that makes the first responder frown uncontrollably

@@giggidygoblin :c

@@epeafowl9488 Yeah you know what? That was mean. Here's a comment to throw tomatoes at

According to some other comments, the sounds that we can found and hear is from translating and amplifying different lengths and amplitude of energy waves that is emitted from an astronomical object. These energy waves themselves is definitely too weak for us to hear. So saying they produce sound is only half correct.

They...don't. In space, sound can't travel, since there's no molecules to transmit the vibrations to you. You can get "space noise", but that's radiation that was mapped using sound.

She will probably forget about it if it's not about magic.

Frieran?

@@basic6735Frieren the elf from the series called Sousou no Frieren

@@bleacher333 Ok thanks

Right? The spacecraft has dial-up download speeds for encryption decoding.

I think the main difficulty will be to think of something new. There are actually quite a lot of cosmic horror concept. So it might difficult to create something new and not predictable.

​@@samuraijackson241 agreed, cosmic horror is all about how "this works different from how it makes sense" and the implications of it all, so once it starts making sense it's not that scary, thus you constantly have to invent new concepts. Each of Lovecraft's "gods" was different and had a concrete purview and power it reigned over, it's hard to do that without overlapping or getting silly.

Honestly the challenge is to make it feel scary. There are plenty of well-studied astral phenomenon that dwarfs human civilization but doesn't feel scary or connected to us

​@@123890antonioj Setient black hole. Enough said.

​@@123890antonioj Besides black holes, which are still a massive mystery to us And hence are more terrifying than a *lot* of deliberate horror to me

Not really Gemini Home Enterrainment, not like they invented the concept

Me. I was out here all along. Sorry for scaring you bro, didn't mean to.

There's no sound, just signals. Various things emit radio waves, like stars, nothing out there is talking

I find it kinda cool we found these massive planets and found ways to get "song" from taking whatever waves they emit and translating it into sound.

Which one?

Huh wich one

Which one?

Very late to this but he probably means at 27:26. I didn't hear that but I also got an eerie feeling as soon as the sound turned on, it really did felt like a distorted woman's voice screaming and right after that Manly says that (This is also the planet where a grey blob can be seen on the corner of one of the pictures taken, which makes it even more creepy)

I am more curious as to how it moves, other than passively moving via gravity slingshots.

I'm more curious that how they get nutrition with their planetary size by hunting a human

@@lia2620 i imagine part of the nutrition is the vessel they're in, like a giant metal calzone

revived that fear from dead space (rip that franchise probably)

@@samuraijackson241 momentum i imagine they unold and swing there tencles back and force to move like giant octpi.

Iron lung + fnaf

I mean that’s pretty much what this is word for word. I like the idea of space horror but it really is the exact same game, except you have power management this time.

Ironically, iron lung would work for both games as they both involve exploring the unknown while stuck in what essentially is a metal box. The only difference is that in iron lung, the vesicle has to deal with outside pressure while this one has to deal with inside pressure.

Being mistreated on the name of windex aint fun.

@@somestrangecrowbut its not like we revolted and killed all humans or anything...

It’s not a planet

It’s one of the dead fake habitable planets

theyre actually eggs incubating around the parent star. thats what the developer said in a video about how they made the game. all of the mimic planets are different. the first one you encounter thats hollow is a dead member of the same species, but the rest are eggs. only the last one disguised as the habitable planet is actively alive and hunting.

😂

I did not mean to do that my keyboard and screen is bugging out and freezing

From one reptoid to another, you've got this. I've never lost a job worth having.

I’m really sorry to hear that, my friend, and I hope that things will get better for you soon. Listen, I know that I’m just some random person on the internet but I might be able to give you some advice. I work in private security and I know for a fact that every security company out there is *always* hiring. Sure the job may not always be glamorous, but it’s usually pretty easy and the pay is okay. If nothing else it might be a good place to land for a bit while you look for another job? Anyway, it’s just a suggestion. Stay excellent, my friend! :)

Oh my god, I read your comment EXACTLY as he said "what's that? Oh that's a moon!" 😂

ITS A OCTOPUS.

These are my bal..

Its the dead fake habitable planet thing

Tokyo better start making them Evas

It's missing the music though.

Yooo Metal Slug!

"You're great!"

Ah yes, pulmonary games, my favourite genre!

1738 aye I’m like hey wassup hello

Holy shit I thought I was the only one to think that song was familiar

I was so happy listening him sing that lol Eurobeat forever baby

I was so shocked haha

Dude WHAT is up with Deimos making all those noises 💀

​@@emmahealy4863 They're having a space rave up there

yes it was something the developer confirmed in a video explaining what they did. the first one you encounter thats hollow is a dead member of the same species. the rest are eggs and still incubating. only the last one disguised as the habitable planet is actively alive and hunting.

Those are actual recorded sounds from planets and a black hole.

Like Voices of the Void 💀

Maybe Gemini?

Wow… it’s like 7:00 for me.

get some sleep bro

go to bed!!! you'll feel much better than you would if you just kept staying up :(

same here 😭

Hahah same it’s 4am my time