SUBNAUTICA but on Mars | Planet Crafter 

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One of the things that amuses me most about this game is if you get injured, your health goes down... but your health meter and your hunger meter are the same thing - so if you literally get hit by a meteor, it won't kill you, it'll just make you hungry.

Jack playing Subnautica is my go-to comfort playlist. Some people watch The Office on repeat....I watch Subnautica. BUT if he puts another 10 hours into this one, I could easily end up with another comfort playlist.

Please, I'm BEGGING YOU Jack! I started playing this game too and you have only scratched the SURFACE with this first video. It's INSANE how much more there is. You're gonna LOVE this and I'd LOVE to see you play it to the end like Subnautica

So nice to see this game getting attention. The dev team is just 2 people! Husband and wife. Bit of a grind but a fun game

"I wish I could make more of these instead of just one at a time" -Jack while not reading the 'chain crafting' popup at the bottom of the screen. XD

This is actually a pretty interesting game concept. In fact, it feels like Astroneer met Subnautica and they had a child

JACK PLEASE COME BACK ITS BEEN TWO WEEKS I LOVE THIS SERIES ALREADY AND IT JUST STARTED I come back everyday to check for that upload even though I got them notifications on

The landing gave me flashbacks of “Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever your doing is worth it?”

oh jack you've gotta keep playing this! it takes a while and it's a bit of a grind (you can afk) but you get to actively see the world slowly transform (grass grow, water form). super worth it imo!

Pls make this a series, it’s so satisfying to watch the planet go from a desolate wasteland to a thriving earth like planet

Dear: Sean McLoughlin As a majority of your audience is now hitting their late teens or mid twenties we would all like to say thank you for everything you have accomplished for us we appreciate You, Mark, Felix, Bob, Wade, and Dan y’all are all our childhood icons thank all of y’all for being who you are and giving us the best memories ever we all know as your fans we can’t force y’all to stay and do RU-vid forever but before y’all go take one last look through your channel at all the memories y’all have made we will always love y’all. :sincerely your Fans

48:15 "I don't care about a ladder" LIES! you were so proud of your collapsible ladder ages ago, I'll never forget

Little tip for the future Jack: you don’t have to put everything in/next to/on your base. The power sources power everything on the planet, and the heater and vegetube are generating heat and oxygen for the entire planet, not just your base

Could you please continue to play this for us? My wife and I picked up this game just last Saturday and have put 60 hours in to it already, we became so addicted to it because her favorite game is Subnautica. We both got the notification that you played it at the same time and called each other immediately.

The fact that he tries to play the game normally and somehow makes his character start grooving

Jack: “There’s no sun in the sky!” Giant blue glowing planet: “am I a joke to you?”

I really hope this becomes a series and not just a few episodes I just love when jack makes a series

PLEASE play through this whole game Jack, it's actually got a really beautiful story and the gameplay loop is extremely satisfying. Planet Crafter has the best experience I've ever had for actually being able to see my progression and how it changed everything around me as I went along. Amazing game

It’s funny how clueless he is to the fact he’s not 25% through the game but only 25% through the first part.❤ I would love to see more

Hope this is an dedicated series that jack will regularly play! It has a lot of play-time to go into the game, so it could be a good lets-play series.

Jack, those units you're struggling with are: PicoKelvin, NanoKelvin, MicroKelvin, MilliKelvin, and finally Kelvin; Parts Per Quadrillion, Trillion, Billion, and finally Parts Per Million; Micro Pascals, Milli Pascals, Pascals, and lastly Kilo Pascals; The Terraforming Index units are made up and just follow the Metric naming convention of Kilo, Mega, Giga, etc. Hope that helps!

Keep playing, there's Tons more left to the game! The log in screen will also show you the state you've terraformed the planet. Right now it's all brown and rock, but changes so much as you play

I’m not someone who likes commenting on social media for a lot of personal reasons but on the very very off chance this is seen I’ve spent a majority of my life sick, injured, or bed rotting which that’s not what I’m commenting to talk about but I know a few weeks ago you posted that video talking about not feeling missed when taking breaks or needed but for me genuinely from my absolute worst days you and your videos were there to make me laugh and smile I loved growing up watching you grow into the person you are and watch your creativity grow with you so I genuinely want to say your videos helped me through some of the hardest parts of my life and I just want to say thank you for all that you’ve done and all that you’ve accomplished I know the community that you’ve built is truly beyond proud of you and thankful for everything

"sure ill spread my seed all over this planet" then proceeds to act as if he said nun

This was such a whirlwind of emotions to watch. When Jack was playing Subnautica, I was a new mom figuring out how to take care of a baby. It was stressful. But every day I had a jack video to watch during at least one nursing time. It really got me through those first few chaotic months. ❤ Jack, baby snuggles, and the snacks my lovely husband brought me. Now it’s 9 years later and that same baby is in third grade, thriving in school, talking about wanting to be a RU-vidr. 😂

"This is a stressful game, at least it's not underwater." *grin* I like this game very much, please continue with it.

Jack saying silicone with the reverb is giving Jack Black vibes, you guys really are best friends

I can't wait for him to realize that once he gets to lakes, his base is gonna flood. I learned that the hard way back when this game first released.

Jack the best advice anyone can give you for this game is that the power generation equipment can be built ANYWHERE on the planet and you still get the power. I have all mine about a 2 minute walk away from my main base. The same goes for all the atmosphere generating equipment, build it wherever you want to, some of the things can be outside instead of inside too. I hope you love this game too it really gets interesting very quickly after you get a stage or two in!

i've seen it for quite some time now but Sean's editor is an absolute masterclass at their job; the small webcam movements to ensure all pertinent data is able to be seen and the audience isn't left with a sense of "wait, what was that?" due to that effort? -chef kiss- you're a real one. thanks for all that hard work!

I was in tears when the first asteroids came crashing down. Your reaction was too funny 🤣 PLEASE play more of this. I have almost 300 hours in this game and I still can't get enough, and I'm 99.9% sure you will love it!

as someone who literally has been playing this all week before seeing you started it, this hurt my soul. Watching you pass those microchips in the chest for like an hour almost killed me. Super fun though, keep playing!

Just listening to some of Sean's assumptions about the game just has me sitting here chuckling and shaking my head going "Oh, you sweet summer child." I hope he keeps up with this game. There's a LOT more to discover beyond what was just in this video. Whether he does more of it on the channel or not, I hope he keeps enjoying it. Because this is only just scratching the surface.

The Nord ad was great. I love the cape added in, it’s just ridiculously enough vsx-ed in to be funny.

The should remake Resident Evil 5 with green-skinned zombies from Mars. In Africa. Damn, Jack, you went full beep. Never go full beep.

I have some tips for you: 1. The energy works on the entire planet 2. Look under mall bridger, inside rocks, climb on ships and at the starting area one of the rock wall ha rectangle shaped rocks. Try to decontruct them. (its a secret) 3. Make lots of oxygen capsules and explore 4. Make a base on top of the hill (Ryley will say it to you but it will be late) 5. Iridium is in the cave up hill with the falling sand on top 6. when you go up the lil hill you should see slimy like gray rocks thats where you find aluminium 7. You will be able to recycle the oxygen tank 8. And the map IS HUGE 9 And you have no idea how long the game is 1 playthrough is like 40-50 hours 10. the mk pk and stuff is like microkelvins and stuff and 175k is 175 thousand :)

I've been playing this since the early demos and I have a bunch of tips for you! Some of these could be considered minor spoilers but only for the early game. Base building tips: - Move your base. No spoilers, but you don't want to stay at the bottom of that basin. - If you go east until the ground levels out, anywhere at that elevation or higher is a good choice for building (the temporary base you built near that wreck is at the right elevation). - I always build my base just past the big slab of rock leaning against a rock pillar that looks like |\ personally. - Give yourself a LOT of room to expand. Bases can get massive! - There's no range on power, so you can build things as close or as far away from power sources as you want. - Solar panels work at night. - Deconstructing gives back all materials used. - You can name storage boxes and lockers. Other tips: - Meteors will do damage if they hit you, but they won't damage your base. - Meteors spawn resources. - There's different types of meteor showers. You'll know when you get a special one. - Keep an eye on your environment. There are some gradual visual changes as you continue to terraform. - The map is a lot bigger than you think it is! - The progress screen shows the % to your next terraforming stage, not the whole game. Resource gathering tips (skip if you want to explore and find them yourself! I'm only including the ones you need at the start): - Aluminium spawns to the right of that second wreck you found (if you're facing it from direction of your drop pod) - Iridium spawns to the left of the second wreck. Look for the falling sand. - Aluminium also spawns just past the second wreck, but it's a maze so watch your resources. - Your best bet for Uranium early game is by finding it in storage boxes.

I'm fiending, please continue this series. Most of the other playthroughs are from folks who are making guides and played in EA and know everything. Love the first time experience.

"I wish I could make more of these instead of just one at a time" -Jack while not reading the 'chain crafting' popup at the bottom of the screen. XD 💙🧡

I really like the energy jack brings to play throughs… calming, engaging, entertaining, funny… you name it he checks the box. Love ya Sean!!

Hey Sean, Chemical Engineer here (or studying to be one at least) here is a rundown of your units for the game ppq= parts per quadrillion (you got this correct) pK = pico-Kelvin a unit of temperature that is relatively similar to Celsius (just add 273 degrees) nPa= nanoPascals a unit of pressure that is EXTREMELY SMALL, like a trillion times smaller than the pressure on earth Ti= Terraformation index, it’s how much you have effected the planet Degrees of magnitude (in order of size) Nano: n 1/1000000000 Micro: u 1/1000000 Mili: m 1/1000 Centi: 1/100 Deca: d 10 Kilo: 1000 Mega: M 1000000 Giga: G 1000000000 Anything fallowed by a /s means per second, same with /m being per minute, /hr for hour, so on and so forth Can’t wait to see the rest of the series😊

I absolutely love that Jack is pushing out more lengthy videos. I love being able to binge my favorite dirty bean boy

Seán, I don't know if you'll ever see this unless God wills it, but I wanted to thank you. I'm not thanking you on my own behalf, but on that of my niece. She loved watching your videos, especially when you would pause the game and just start talking and being real. There are many rabbits I could chase at the moment, but I'll keep this simple. She died on May 3rd from a ruptured brain cyst at age 22 and the past few days her mentioning your videos has stuck with me and I wanted to do this on her behalf since she will never get to. So, thank you. P.S. This is a fantastic game. Please play more if you haven't already, you will love it. :) Admittedly, as someone with my own mental issues, it can get overwhelming when things really get going.... But it's still a /lot/ of fun.

SILICOOOOONNNNEEEE!!!! There’s a knife in my home, MADE OF WATERMELOOONNNN!!!!

Please let Jack see this if you can! The accessibility key is defaulted to ctrl and will let you mass build/create items as long as you have the resources to do so! You can rebind it in the game controls. The rule of 3-2-1. Carry 3 iron, 2 titanium, and 1 silicon at all times early game. Wanna go explore and running low on oxygen? Craft a quick pod and door, pop in to refill your oxygen and then deconstruct to keep going! :) Hope this helps anyone else new to the game as well. I loved Subnautica and I love this one to bits as well. Also, Jack if you do see this, I’m super stoked for the Elden Ring one video and the Let’s Play for the DLC! I found you when I started my subnautica experience and so I really think you’ll like this game.

Subnautica with red background

I hope he keeps playing this... I want to see his reaction to seeing how badly he placed his camp.

Leave it to Jack to get distracted by cool stuff exploding and then die within the first 2 minutes of playing the game 😂😂😂 Absolutely love it!

Helpful tips: 1) For oxygen, heat, and pressure they use real world units like ppm (parts per million, and the "m" can be "b" for billion, "t" for trillion, etc.). Heat is in Kelvin ("p" is picokelvin, also nano, micro, and millikelvin), and pressure is in Pa (Pascals, again with pico, nano, micro, and millipascal measurements). Every 1,000 of one unit kicks it up to the next level; so 1,000 mPa becomes 1 Pa. 2) "Ti" is "Terraformation Index" which is basically just a combined measurement of all the other things like oxygen, heat, and pressure. 3) Power sources like windmills and solar panels generate power everywhere. It's one shared power grid, not seperate for each base. Everything wirelessly draws power from anywhere on the planet. 4) Special resources are found in special biomes (like subnautica) so if you're looking for iridium, aluminum, or anything else and not seeing it, you need to explore new areas until you find it.

No, seriously. You gotta keep playing this game. You can't introduce this to me and then just take it away. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLAY MORE!!!!!

HOW MUCH LONGER MUST I WAIT FOR NEXT EPISODE!!!! I OPEN THE CHANNEL MANY TIMES A DAY TO SEE IF ITS HERE

Hey Jack, just wanted to say that I have played this game before and you would not believe how many hours I spent on it (most of the time I was just sleeping darning playing and letting it run all night) But here are a few things you need to know. First the map is giant and I mean it, each area on the map has regular ores you find at the start but also you can find more things you think are rare at the start of the game, there are loads of stuff in them with mainly one ore, you can also find aluminum near crash sites(you missed two on the ground at both ship crashes) There are hidden golden chest/boxes placed in places you won't think something would be, they have golden statues and op plants you can use instead of those other plants, also each plant gives you a boost, the starter one you find is equal to bad, the golden plant however has a GIANT boost. The uranima comes in handy with energy later on as you saw with the uranium power generator, also that "colosseum" rock place near the second ship you found is a maze and is better if you have a jetpack and the agility boots, It also does has stuff in the middle so don't worry about that. There are secrets you will find and others you will be pointed to, also if you saw down in the bottom left corner, you find that there are coordinates that show you your location on the map, so keep that in mind. Also the blue sky is not the last thing you need to do, you will get to the point that you see plants growing around the world and also water filling up in that place you built in (Best thing to do is move to the rocks leaning against each other or past that) You will also find life like fish and insects coming into your world from out of nowhere, which I will love to see your reaction to seeing those in your future part 2 or 3 of this. The blue sky comes first, then rain, then plants, and so forth, you have NOT seen the last of this game, I can tell you that much, you are not even 1/20 of the way done so hope you enjoy the game and hope to see your next video of this. (I know there is a possibility you won't see this comment but I am still happy to help you out, I have watched your videos for years and have loved them for so long so hope I can help with this info) SILLYCOOOOOOOOON!!!!

Oh man i am SO HAPPY you're playing this game, jack. The dev team (TWo people) deserve so much success and this game is honestly an excellent one that needs more recognition!

Little tip for the future Jack: you don’t have to put everything in/next to/on your base. The power sources power everything on the planet, and the heater and vegetube are generating heat and oxygen for the entire planet, not just your base 🧡💙

I would LOVE to see you play this game more. I watched every bit of you playing Subnautica and really enjoyed this video, Sean.

pK and nK stand for Picokelvin and Nanokelvin respectively. 0 Kelvin being absolute zero, or -273.15 Celcius, (-459.67 F), and 1 Kelvin being -272.15 C (-457.87 F) 1 picokelvin is equal to 0.001 nanokelvin, 1 nanokelvin is equal to 0.001 microkelvin (μK), and 1 microkelvin is 0.001 millikelvin, or mK. From there I think it goes to cK and then dK, Centi and Deci respectively before finally hitting Kelvin. Which really puts into perspective just how freaking cold it is on that planet 😂

Alright, Jack. I'm a somewhat experienced player for the beginning of Planet Crafter, so here are my tips to start off: 1: Don't build anything permanent in the ditch you started in. Later in the game, if you stay there, you will lose almost everything. Not going to go further than that. 2: You can build terraforming structures and power sources anywhere you want, without having to worry about something being too far, other than the long trip there. 3: Try to be self-sustainable as soon as possible, as you will soon run out of space food kinda quickly. Not at the beginning, but best to try and get food growers so you can survive, although they take a LOT of energy. Also, space food gives the least amount of health back than other food. 4: Stock up on ice. As the game progresses, ice will be more and more rare, and soon, all ice will disappear. So until you can gather straight up water, stock up on ice. 5: Have an organized storage. You gather a ton of materials quite fast, and you can easily lose track of what you do and don't have. It also doesn't help that materials can't stack. 6: ALWAYS cash in blueprints. Blueprints from microchips are crucial to progressing smoothly. Without some of the blueprints, there are HUGE gaps in progression. 7: Explore. There are different areas in Planet crafter, with some areas dedicated to a specific material. Some focus on iridium, while others focus on aluminum, etc. etc. 8: Search for golden crates. You already encountered the regular crates, which have some materials in them already. But hidden around the map, there are rare golden crates that have two guaranteed items, plus some randomized rare materials. One of the guaranteed item in golden crates is the golden seed, which has O2 structures progress at 600% the normal rate. Those are my main tips, and if you follow them, they will help out a TON in the early game.

Jack you know what time it is Garten of Banban is releasing a new game💀

definitely has potential, if the devs can make it a little more polished, fleshed out story, and UE5, then I think it could be real good.

Ah finally.. A substitute for Subnautica.

as someone who was with this game from day one, playing the demo and losing myself trying to find aluminium, its nice to see jack play it

Really hope jack continues this series, it’s so relaxing

Can't wait for Jack to realize that the oxygen and heat aren't for his base, but for terraforming the planet. Lol

Mark would love this game. He once talked about how much he loves the concept of terraformed mars

Every time I blink Jack's hair gets longer and healthier-looking, it's hilarious. Only a matter of time before that L'Oréal advert crops up 😂 Edit: I have not been disappointed by the amount of Dune references in this video

Spoiler-free: - It's a great game. Very subnautica-like indeed - You're 25% on the way to a blue sky... Not to the end of the game! far from it. - Try to remain spoiler-free, even though as a youtuber that's probably impossible. Love to see more! Just to see someone else play the game after i finish it. Cause i'm not scrolling down the comment section since i'm afraid i'll get spoiled....

I finished this game a few weeks ago. It's amazing!! I absolutely love it and recommend it to anyone who loved subnautica :)

As someone who has 100+ hours in the game, I highly recommend continuing it as there are so many things to discover! It was a game that I bought in early access, something that I usually don't do, and I am happy to see it go into release. In fact, I am starting a brand new game for the release!

i think what makes subnautica and this game better than other survival games is the massively lessened grind. instead of standing in front of a single resource node and just mining it for tons of the same thing, you get to explore and search for much smaller amounts of items in more interesting locations, PLUS the elimination of poor placement penalties (ie losing resources when you un-craft something) makes base building fun instead of stressful.

I deeply appreciated the commitment to making a whole cinematic piece of the NordVPN promotion

Man, watching this makes me realise just how much I miss subnautica. We need more episodes of this, and more games like this in general

That is the best intro of all intros, it makes you hyped and energised but it also has a prominent hint of nostalgia. You have my gratitude for all of those years, thank you.

I really hope this becomes a series I have been playing and the evaluation of the planet if very satisfying to watch.

I found this after having played Subnautica and for me it was a perfect alternative, and really fun. Definitely worth giving a chance, even if it’s just in your own time.

I love how Jack points out how he says aluminum differently, but doesn't notice that he's saying silicon actually wrong (he's pronouncing it like silicone, which is an entirely separate material which you can make with silicon)

Man this game is really popping off. I've seen so many people start playing it! I started while it was still in early access. A few tips to you Jack: 1. Various "seeds" has various modifiers. The lirma seed has none while the shanga and pestera has. I don't recall the specifics but these modifiers are annotated as "150%" or "300%" on the item. That means they give a higher generation bonus. So rarer seeds = higher oxygen generation. The food seeds doesn't have that, however various food saturate better than others. Green beans almost fills up your hunger bar while mushroom only gives a little. However in the end you'd want to grow all foods because they're used in different recipes. Also gold versions are the best! They can only be found in rare golden chests or from secret recipes though. 2. Rare minerals are often found in caves. The large cave with the sand fall in front has iridium and osmium laying about. Iridium, Osmium, Zelotie, Super alloy and Uranium are primarily found in these sort of "ore caves". That said, most caves are blocked by ice that needs a certain heat threshold to be reached before they melt. 3. Aluminum can be found in some biomes laying about, but not all. However that weird biome you saw, that's where you can mine aluminum with a T1 Ore Extractor. Aluminum can occasionally arrive in meteors aswell. 4. As in Subnautica, resources gathered from the ground does not respawn. However meteors tend to bring resources with them. The meteors also scale with your TI (Terraforming Index). Early on it's base minerals but in the mid-game you get Osmium, Sulfur and Aluminum while in the end game you get Super Alloy and Pulsar Quartz. 5. The blueprint chips are super important! The things they unlock are not in the blueprint tree and some things they give is super good to have, such as a the recycler or trash can. (The trash can is good to have as T1 and T2 Ore Extractors generates stuff you may not want, but takes up space, grinding the extractor to a halt.) Mid to late game you can even get drones to move stuff for you! 6. There are aliens... but you need to do some exploring first. ;) 7. You should try to get a food grower as quick as possible. The space food only lasts so long, and there's a limited amount of chests around. The T1 is very slow, but it's better than starving. 8. A part of the wall surrounding your starting area can be deconstructed to reveal a secret. Oh and btw, there's an achievement for being hit by a meteor.

YES, THIS SCRATCHES THE SUBNAUTICA ITCH. please do more!

Subnautica without water or terrifying creatures scaring you around every corner. After Subnautica this game is a lot more relaxed. Also, there's a golden chest on top of that ship you missed. But i can honestly say that i've enjoyed both this game and Subnautica

please make this a series sean! we love your long gameplays and we all loved subnautica! its like a blast from the past!

"Glass? I don't want glass." You will, Jack. You will. I hope you keep playing this game!

I swear on my life I have been going to Sean's page every day checking if there's another Planet fixer game thing upload. The subnautica vibes of the game were impeccable and it is so nostalgic to listen to him playing it. I may just have to go rewatch his subnautica playthroughs at this point 😅😅

Jack I know im late by a long minute but PLEASE for the LOVE OF GOD AND ALL THAT IS HOLY keep playing this game. You talked about an addicting gameplay loop and this one does it better than subnautica.

If we're talking about "Subnautica but," types of games, there's also Forever Skies, which is basically subnautica but with a blimp instead of a submarine

Ive been playing planet crafter since it first released in Early Access. It's so cool seeing it released and so many people discovering and enjoying it. I've managed to convince some of my friends to play it multiplayer with me once we finish our current game. The interesting thing for me is that I have practically the entire map memorized due to playing it as the map got built and developed, which makes it fun watching other people get lost... You do eventually hit a point in the endgame where a lot of things become automated... but you will still be running around crafting things and exploring. Edit: Some QOL tips if you want to make a series out of this, or if you keep playing off screen, the CTRL key is your best friend. If you hold ctrl when you build you dont have to reopen the menu each time. Same for crafting, if you hold ctrl when you click to craft, the crafting menu will remain open. You can also use ctrl click to move multiple of the same item between storages. When you explore the map, it is useful to leave some chests unopened for the later game, as very few of the chests have pre-determined contents and are instead generated when you open them, with the contents being determined by your current stage of the game. If you haven't found any golden chests yet, there are around 24 of them scattered around the map with really good resources in them. Power is a global resource, so you can build your power generating devices anywhere on the map. They do not need to be "attached" to your base.

Please play more of this! It's making me feel nostalgic for your Subnautica playthrough without it being Subnautica. It's scratching that itch i didn't know i had. Im really enjoying this game!

I love this game, it's so nice to see Jack play it

Sean imedetly getting stuck by a meteor shower was exactly how this playthrough should start 😂💗

This game is strangely addicting. So glad to see Sean playing it.

We need more of this. I've only seen this game once and I'm already in love. I need you to keep playing it, matter of a fact, we all need it. Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Sean, you got me hooked on this goddamn game. You would not believe how robust this game is, it just keeps going! There better be a part 2, coffee boy!

Hey Jack! So I’ve been playing this game since launch with some of my friends and we are at like 28.17 GTi. Even tho it’s sounds like so much, we still have barely touched the game. It’s a HUGE game with a really interesting story. Def play this more! Here are some tips for the game without giving too much away: Power can be placed nearly everywhere and be used across the entire planet, anything can be put anywhere for the most part (like solar panels on the ground or whatever), asteroids will drop iridium and other further game materials as you progress. Other than that, subnautica instincts should kick in.

This gives me the same feeling as watching him play Subnautica for the first time, I feel so nostalgic! I'm thoroughly enjoying this please make it a series!!!

I played this game back at the start of alpha. Put it on and lost 12 hours. The loop is insanely addictive, you've barely scratched it. And uh, the meteors can't destroy your base but uh....nevermind.

I hope jack continues with this, been checking back for part 2. Currently on the last 3 hours of the elddn ring play through

Anything that resembles Jack playing Subnautica brings back my childhood.

Love the fact that you brought back the old intro, Brings me back to the good old days, Much appreciated Jack.

It's so weird to be drawn into a fresh series! I'm used to just watching your content from years and years ago! I love your content so much, Jack. You're a family favorite youtuber over here (tot is too young to care about youtube yet x3), I'm actually attempting to become a Let's Play gamer like you. Ya know. Recording two whole days of content only to realize none of the video was captured hahahaa.... good times.

garden of banban 7. out now.

I bought this game for my husband's birthday which was also it's first day on steam. It is still his favorite game and the dev team has put in SO MUCH from the launch. It will be well worth the playthrough to discover the story and find all the SECRETS. (We know how much you love those) Good luck and we look forward to watching!