The Most Relaxing Horror Game You'll Ever Play - Interior Worlds 

1:49 gas station 5:02 long dark hallway 6:30 underground parking garage 16:29 subway 23:49 airport 37:51 hotel 52:36 suburb 1:06:09 theater 1:24:33 school 1:33:43 mall 1:46:33 outside

Man I loved this game, it's just the right amount of spook without being overwhelming.

"So a Semi Truck is bigger than a pick-up truck? Why isn't a pick-up truck a full truck and a semi-truck a semi-truck? Isn't semi half?" Me as an American: "Uh... good question?"

i love that we all have different meanings of relaxing insym! ❤️

The idea of taking pictures and finding something on them that shouldn't be there reminds me of the game Oxenfree. It's a horror game with an interesting atmosphere that you might enjoy. It's not really about taking pictures, but rather interacting with ghosts via radio.

33:17 - Was listening to Insym's travel stories on the background, when that suddenly happened, making me jump up to the roof XD That poor alien getting shouted at tho, he was just chilling 😢💔 It's actually really interesting and clever, how they blended in searching-and-collecting mechanic, without hurting the pacing and exploration aspect of the liminal spaces. Live and learn, Anemoiapolis 👀

American here. SUV's/pickup trucks are similar-ish medium size vehicles. Semi trucks are the bigass trucks that you'll see hauling trailers

I like that many of the memories you recall; like getting a cheap foam cup of coffee at some roadside motel or gasstation before moving on again, are like peak examples of the transitory nature of these liminal spaces. It's the little recollections of these moments inbetween.

Perfect timing, I'm obsessing with liminal space. So much so, I go around and travel my town taking liminal pictures and creating my own. I'm going to love this video.

I love taking public transit and flights, but my anxiety is at its worse during that. I had a connecting flight in Arizona, but the plane I was on was so late, I missed the connection and was stuck overnight in a state I was unfamiliar with and no money for a hotel. I cried so hard 😅

This was oddly and eerily enjoyable. Thank you for sharing and playing 😀

It fascinates me that coolers and ice are such a foreign concept to Insym.

I just love Insym. Thank you for another great video and play through!!

You can literally get ice everywhere in the US. Every gas station sells it, grocery stores, corner stops, even the dollar stores sell ice.

insym showing off the candle I've seen dozens of times at a cracker barrel.

People in the US drive those cars because of independence. Trucks and big cars are useful for work, moving, and outdoorsman hobbies. Also, our roads are massive compared to Europe’s.

I absolutely love the content of your liminal chat nostalgic wanderings.. it reminds me of the good ol' days, and how I've seen technology progress and the world change over my life; they are some of my fave videos to watch ♡ thanks for taking us on the journey again

That was surprisingly relaxing! I'm now motivated to go and search for liminal spaces to take photos of. A fun new style of photography I haven't yet tried.

For the Car thing: I have several reasons for the larger cars. 1) In America generally a lot of people have Pride in having a large Truck or love having a Vehicle that lets them be able to basically haul everything they can think of, and also can survive any crash you can think of. 2) America is heavily Car-Dependent that we drive for almost every reason, and so people like to have larger vehicles that can do for any amount of transportation needs. Also great for long trips as a traditional vacation here can be a 5-hour drive just to get to the location, or if it's a big vacation, like quite literally a 10 - 18-hour drive to the destination. So, lots of packing. And a lot like to go shopping in the places they go on trips to so end up returning with more items than you left with. 3) Most people Bulk buy, or shop for weeks of groceries and such at once, so they need more space. Like for myself, when I was younger it was me, my parents and my Sister, and we usually bought like a month of groceries in one big trip every month, for several reasons, it was cheaper (back then at least) and more convenient for getting all 4 of us to shop at once for like 3 hours rather than at random times where my parents may both buy the same items within a day of each other. 4) Bigger = Costs more to make = Car selling companies get more Monay

SUV is basically a van with more seating & less cargo space. A semi truck is a desal gas truck (and has the different emissions) & a pick up truck is the truck in the suburb section. This is coming from an American AND a non-car guy. The game is really cool. I just wish they used the camera for more things.

10:16 I just love chat at this moment

In regards to the ice machines in hotels, the idea is that you bring your own drinks and alcohol to celebrate because you’re likely on vacation and you need ice to keep those drinks cool. I need all my drinks to be ice old, even at home. I can’t drink room temperature stuff except water. Coolers are good for outdoor places like parks, beaches, etc. not hotels because you’re already bringing a ton of luggage with you.

didnt ever think i'd hear the words relaxing and horror in a title haha

Insym - sees snow, says "Must be Canada". Dude, it was 32C in Toronto when you said that, and very humid. There's a LOT of the US that is further north than Toronto. Also, at 1:45:40, there's a chat comment that stun-locked everybody that saw it, while Insym had a choice comment at the very same time.

1:25:00 - The Dyson Airblades are okay, but the space is never large enough, especially if you also washed your wrists. And they often include this _instead_ of paper towels, so if you also had to wash your face or arms, then you're leaving with a wet face or arms.

Really loved this one! Lots of different places to see, a little spooky sometimes, but when a fart is the biggest jumpscare in the game, you know it's good! Would have loved something more interactions or mechanics with the pictures as well, but I guess the pictures in itself kind of create the creepy effect of the game. Especially looking back at them after completing the game.

Holy shit the intro text paints such a picture. Very nice! Felt kind of mismatched with just someone driving at night.

RE: Car size in the US Where I'm from in US (PNW) "semi" refers to one of the giant commercial trucks with the shipping container on its back. I think it's called a "semi" to distinguish it from the ones that have two shipping containers. "Pickup/pickup truck" refers to the vehicle with the cab (one row of seats or two) in the front and the open bed in the back. Trucks can also have a removable cover on the bed called a camper shell. "SUV" means sports utility vehicle - it's a larger vehicle with no bed, but the rear seats can be folded down to haul things inside the vehicle or to sleep in there (like for car camping). Initially, pickup trucks were only farm or work vehicles, because you could load things like hay, loose gravel, or lumber into the bed to haul it easily. In the past 20-30 years there has been a massive increase of people (mainly men) buying large trucks for no practical reason, equipping them with lift kits, and being general nuisances on the road. This can absolutely be attributed to small pp syndrome. SUVs are still mainly utility vehicles, often for people with kids - i.e. the "soccer mom" stereotype: women with multiple children in various sports, who needs a larger vehicle to transport the kids and all their gear to games. SUVs are also used by outdoorsy people who like to camp out of their cars or go offroading. Also worth noting: one of the reasons in size difference between European and USAmerican cars is the infrastructure here. Public transit (buses, subways, etc) is basically nonexistent in most places. Only the largest cities have reliable public transit. As a result, most towns are sprawling and require commuting by car to go to work or access resources like grocery shopping. It's not unusual for people to spend a couple hours a day commuting, and if you're going to be in your car that long, more space really is necessary. Most people travel by car domestically as well, so enough space to haul luggage and be comfortable on the trip is important too.

As far as the SUVs, I think it’s just that people have big families, tow boats, RVs, or just like the extra space. It’s like a status symbol for some. Cars in Europe seem a little too small, even most homes seem small. And no I do not have an SUV haha.

Omg the fact of the fart startled insym 😂😂😂 best thing I've seen all day

we had smaller cars but cheaper gas and better mileage everyone started switching to suv, there's more leg room and room for stuff

Aaaaah, sundays. Rewatching old Insym content that you already have seen live but you kinda want to support that weird dude so you just have it on your second screen while you play something else. It really IS relaxing.

hi insym, your content is the best, keep it up ❤

I can't imagine my schools without a bell. We had plenty of teachers over the years that made us stay longer and cut into our breaks because their lesson dragged on - it'd be a nightmare if there wasn't a loud ass signal to tell them their lesson's over and we'd have to argue with them each time instead...

Semi trucks are the giant trucks that transport goods (food and other products). You're thinking of pick up trucks or flat bed trucks. SUV's and Station Wagons are larger cars.

As a truck driver, hearing him call tiny little pickup semi-trucks is pretty funny.

1:39:54 gave me quite the hearty chuckle.

This past weekend I packed our cooler and went to the local drive-in theatre in our family SUV to see the Mario movie then listened to those old concession stand intermissions as we were packing up to leave. We go to the drive-in for most movies since we have small children and can set them up with blankets, pillows, and games in the back while we watch something or make a picnic out of it if we're seeing a family friendly movie. So I found this video's various real world commentaries particularly funny.

so ready to settle in for the night with your awesome vid! I love liminal space, this one looks like it's gonna be so good

Here, SUV's are "normal" size cars. We tend to look at the people the GIANT trucks (think like Dodge 3500s or Ford F-350s) as having the small dicks. I had a mini-SUV for awhile cause I do a lot of travel and camping and needed the space for my gear. Now I've got a hatchback instead (almost as much space, but a bit cheaper on the monthly payments).

Excited to watch this. It's 1:12AM here, but whatevs

58:03, I love guns and cars

See, the thing about America is our roads are built to support them. The simple truth is trucks and SUV are the meta of the road here, thus making them the safest thing to drive. I drive a F-150 simply because I value being able to use my bed when I need to to move things off the road, throw something into the bed I see on the side of the road or move large things without needing to rent a truck. I do have a crew cab so I can put more bodies in if I need to so as a person who like utility, a truck made the most sense. I know its easy for people who dont live here to say those things but we are big and fat and need big cars and truck. I wish it wasnt like this but it is.

Drive-Ins are absolutely a thing and were SO much fun! You get to hang out in your car and comfy. Bring some blankets, your own snacks, even a cooler full of food, crank up your car stereo...It's amazing. Definitely something worth doing at least once in your life!

53:15 the realest moment

1:06:23 If you're talking about KidZcity in Utrecht, then yes, that's still a thing! Although there was a fire in 2008, it's been reopened.

Singapore's Airport after you checked in, or the Arrival Hall area are mostly carpet floors !

I believe there was a loophole in vehicle standards for fuel efficiencies decades ago, and car makers pivoted from cars to SUVs and trucks, as they had lower requirements.

Came to youtube to catch up on Subnautica and this caught my eye. Didn't realise it was because it was only released 15 mins ago LOL

In Outlast 2 school sections were great liminal space horror.

Ngl I kinda wish you had focused on the game and explored the environments a bit more, there were so many little details and spooks you missed because you were focused on chat. For example at 18:15 you missed a shadow moving on the left

I believe the proper term for the bathroom would be "dump scare."

Wtf the pick up truck shenanigan is too good ! The game too

Well, my classes were 45 mins each (6-7 classes per day) and we had to bring our books from home every time, 'cas we weren't aloowed to leave it in classrooms. In middle school we splited books in half with my friend so we have to bring less books everyday.

Yeah I have a pickup. But I'm in the midwest and have livestock that I need to haul and haul hay for. But I also live like 2 miles from work and then two miles from where my horses are. So not driving far most of the time.

kinda funny how he talks about school lockers while asking how can you go around with the books when there's backpacks and having to carry the backpack to home and back to school. I got tired of doing that on university and just started only using a folder or something like that to put the paper that the teacher gave me as I just digitize them and do the homework on my laptop instead of using notebooks. And the teachers don't mind it as I'm studying computer science stuff so

SUV: three rows of seats. Pickup Truck: Truck with a bed as the trunk. Semi-Truck: The huge cargo trucks (the name is shit).

Reminding me a little bit of Echo Night Beyond for some reason.

5:45 Impeccable ad timing.

In spoopy ghost voice : Play Inscryption, Insym!

Bruh he’s such a good narrator

I like your video. Ever thought of playing Dye The Bunny? Surreal, short horror.

I was interrailing with my then gf and in Barcelona they said we can't go on just any train with our ticket, when we went to ask the day before our departure. But the guy said if we go with the 7 o'clock train to Marseille it'll be ok. So we had to check out of the hotel at 5 in the morning - which no one liked and then we went to the train station. And we weren't let on a train until after 1 o'clock which meant we didn't reach the train for Cannes in time so we had to book an extra night in Marseille and missed one out of only two days on the french Riviera...

Yes we like big vehicles we haul lots of stuff with them

This whole episode is just Insym taking about the US xD

airports in switzerland dont have those people with giant weapons hahaha, it was a real shock for me when i went to the UK for the first time!

Pickup Trucks usually have a bed for storage there are different size of pickup trucks and why they’re so popular is people do often use them for a lot of hauling or the readily convenience. I hate them myself but I will need one as I get a lot of car parts for my hobby and also work but our most popular vehicles are SUV’s which are mainly for 4-5 people cars that do not have a lot of similarities with a trucks they’re just large passenger vehicles that aren’t low like cars more like squished station vans. I personally drive small sedans and coupes but pickup trucks can be annoying when people do impractical things with them like lifting them and stuff but usually can get fined and a lot of them have so usually have a hard time passing so yeah. Is what it is I mean we have way more land than the way the EU is structured between our cities so cars and stuff are REALLY needed here everyone brings up the public transport spiel but it just doesn’t work the same with us when a lot of our land is in the middle of nowhere with a farm or a lot of land away from the cities and when you are in cities I mean we do have PT just not the best but gets us by used to have to take it a lot…idk all in all maybe help clear it up a tiny bit

As for US people driving big car, it is storage space. I drive a Suburban, it comes in really handy for transporting lots of stuff.

I liked this game. I think we need more atmosphere games in this style that uses a Camera for progression. (Lot better than that Ticket system Lmao) Or something engaging to the world. Just seeing the feelings the places and what mysteries it has. The Aliens were weird tho, should have been like stuffed dolls, but being possibly a dream gives a pass I guess? Or some type of surreal experience. But hey, it was coherent on where to go, the Compass was a great addition, and they utilized the space for photo locations. Altho the school disappointed me, should of had most classrooms openable and had side rooms, teachers lounge and such. Felt short, most the Time spent was getting the last 3 photos.

Let's just get this straight...pickup trucks are NOT SUVs, they are an actual necessity when you live in a state that is bigger than 3 European countries put together, most of which is ranch and farmland and people actually use their vehicle to WORK (actual manual labor) and tools, ladders, animal feed, etc are needed. Oh, and yes, hunters need trucks too. In a city where everyone lives on top of each other and the next town is 15 minutes away, a Prius may work, but I doubt you want to throw a buck in the backseat. They are also useful for towing electric cars that run out of power back to a charging station 🤣🤣🤣

Love the vids

Did anyone else see a figure sitting in one of the chairs @ 19:26 ? 👀

I drive an SUV because 4 wheel drive in the winter

Insym definitely has one of the opinions of all time pertaining to SUV’s. Also semi’s are not the same thing.

Most underrated

Imagine being jumpscared by a fart lmao

The SSundee of horror.

wow I played this a few days ago

01:03:08 🤣Aaannnd clipped.

Love from Pakistan bro love your gameplays

Getting scared because of a fart. PRICELESS

new game!!!!

2:40 ''piko'' in Slovak means meth 🤣

Favourite part of this video is by-far the car argument 💀💀💀 as an American I can confirm these bitches compensating for smth (also a semi-truck is the really big bitch w/ a trailer attached that’s typically used for shipping large loads of things for companies, they’re bigger than school buses. I don’t think you can casually own one or at least I’ve never seen it)

U walked by two. Go see what the cops are doing

Yes there a few in NS

i played this for 2 min and i was scared dont ask me how.

WHERE ARE YOU GOING

Insym the name of the school in the game is called BS high school 😂

When insym was telling it how it is about Americans 58 minutes in. I was crying with laughter 😂😂 Hahahah. Sorry Americans, I know you're not all like that but a lot of you are. You think us Brits all have awful teeth and sit drinking tea ;-)

55:54

Wow this game is truly a cool work of art. Also first ;)

Because no one in Europe can handle real vehicles

My brain hurts is this part two? I already watched this…

APAMEONG

#3minutegang

46:47 I’m not entirely sure why there’s so many ice machines, but I know a lot of people get those big buckets of them to fill up coolers. Nice way to keep your food cool while you explore National Parks and such EDIT) oh this was brought up right after lmao

When is the subnautica playtrough coming?

You've clearly never worked a minimum wage job 😅 "Lunch Break" just refers to when you get your longer break, no matter the time of day

The tittle "Relaxing" is a overstatment. This game is boring at best, I've only stayed for this long because Insym's such a good narrator