The World's best Cosmic Horror game. 

Lovely thing to say and promote. I felt like I’d try rushing it because of burnout but this way I’ll at least get the time to go over the details I think are vital to understanding the themes and messages of the game. Thank you for your kind words, have a great day 💜

Me neither! Next part is far higher in quality already 😁

Very kind mate, but I think my editing has a long way to go. Hoping to learn as I continue this series 😁

That’s really nice to hear you say, but I’ve got a long way to go yet before I’m happy 😆

Very, very kind words. Signalis is far from the only game within the same vein that I want to cover, but I won't give too much away about that. At least, not until I've made the (far away) final episode of this masterpiece (of a game, not my videos). I hope you stick around till the end, and continue to watch me improve, and most importantly; enjoy it.

I hope the next one does too! 😁

And we’ll be going through the whole process. Including (eventually) what I think actually happened 😄

That's one hell of a deep rabbit hole to go through

Really appreciate that bro 😁

Happy to help, play the game and come back to the channel! I want to discuss the game’s lore and intricacies more closely than a first playthrough can really do justice, so I’d really appreciate you checking those out 😁

Working as fast as I can here Fred, but I can assure you it’s better than this video 😄

Really kind of you to say dude 😁 stick around for the second part coming soon!

@@eggskenedict I look forward to it!

Please do!

Of course, necromorphs are pretty good. But I’m not sure DS1/2 were cosmic horror. Definitely lovecraft adjacent, but it’s more sci-fi horror and body horror, but I have to say I don’t know anything about the brethren moons. Purely because I gave up about an hour into Dead Space 3. Still though, once this series is complete, I hope you can see my point of view!

@@eggskenedict So the breatheran moons are hyper intelligent creatures that cause a species to evolve and deplete a planets recources (like humans) who would then depend on a marker which generated infinite energy, and make more of it, eventually leading to convergence in which a new moon would be created. Basically theyre farmers, they grow a species only for said species to literally turn itself into a new moon, hell in ds3 its revealed that millions of other aliens fell for the exact same trick, and to make matters worse they launch a marker into a planet so that the marker will begin the farming process. It's one big trap that's nearly perfect in design, the only exceptions being the aliens that managed to freeze their planet over mid convergence, and humans who actually managed to escape our planet and not rely on the marker.

Thanks for the interaction homie 🙏

Quality work

Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, but I think you’ve got the wrong takeaway from the game. The setting is obviously based around regimes of a similar setting, but it’s a backdrop. Not a political statement. Unfortunately, I know your type. So I know this reply won’t change your mind, but I do hope you can see it for what it is.