The video at 4:39 is a dead whale. If they land deep enough in the ocean, it creates something called a "whale fall" that basically creates its own ecosystem for years, even when there's nothing but bones. It's about as vibrant as the ecosystem you'll find around deep sea vents.
@@Cesly-mo3uf Nature is fucking terrifying. Whatever you do, never look up demodex mites. I'm serious. Don't do it. Never google them. YOU DO NOT WANT TO LEARN ABOUT "DEMODEX" MITES. It's like learning about botflies. You don't want to learn about them. Once you learn about them, you can't unlearn. No matter how much you want it.
4:40 is a depiction of a whalefall! when whales die, they sink to the ocean floor where all sorts of critters will feast on its carcass. giant isopods are one of them! so it's not some strange creature, just a bunch of little pals having a feast.
Seems like it, gotta add that for it to be a whalefall the carcass has to hit a depth of at least 1000 meters (3300 feet) as that's the upper limit of the bathyal zone. When a whale carcass drops to depths of at least1000 meters, the carcass lasts for a long time as theres only a fraction of the scavengers that would be on the upper zones, so the carcass basically becomes its own ecosystem for those deep sea animals for years.
I thought the same thing! The funniest thing about orcas though is that they eat literally anything..... but humans. They luckily dont see us as prey but they hunt moose!
@@t1dotaku Don't know for sure, but my guess would be that something that eats mostly terrestrial animals, like humans, wouldn't taste good or have much nutritional value to an aquatic animal. Moose are herbivores and often eat aquatic plants, but still aren't a primary food source.
@@t1dotaku from what i can tell it's because we aren't a very reliable food source both in availability and taste. you're more likely to die from an orca playing too rough!
The second game it's based off a Lovecraft's story call "The Temple." the first one i read from him. It's about a submarine crew that gets trapped when their submarine gets damage and can't resurface and one by one the crew members start hallucinating and start leaving the submarine. At the end the Captain, i think, is left alone on the submarine now without electricity and he start getting this visions and dreams about a temple deepsea glowing green (like the one in game) and that "something" was calling him (probably something similar happened to the other crew members) at the end of the story he manage to see the temple, through a window or the submarine telescope and decides to get out of the submarine and swim to the temple trying to meet what was calling him. Anyways the point is: The Temple a H.P Lovecraft's story inspire the second game because: damage submarine and a glowing green temple on which a eldritch deity rest. Merry Christmas y'all.
@@RedRumRose106 Oh yeah sorry 'bout that. I am not a native speaker and all i've learn have been mostly by myself and also i lack ways to practice since i do not live in a english speaker country. At least i can get my point/ideas most of the time now.
the glitches that happen when there's something wrong in the first game ruin the immersion imo, it would be spookier if things kept rolling like normal
yeah.. but there's the probability that you wouldn't feel like it's normal anyways. it's a hard thing to pull off in horror games, but the dev didn't even try to be honest
I am a SUCKER for thalassophobia themes- I can't take deep-sea fish seriously enough to be scared of them (it's always "look at that award-winning smile :D" or _"don't look at me with them big ol' eyes"_ or something of the sort), but I _love_ learning about fish and seeing concepts that draw upon the deep ocean and seeing these alien creatures that spend their time noodling around in the pitch black hahdfjgh
They're simply *adorable* indeed! Their cute, watery (literally) eyes.... Their uniquely fascinating shape..... And the ANGLER! The angler is the best part of the big deep, imo 🤚😩 I have a plushy of the little guy too! Oof- do they all look squishable at the very least....
There are two main ways UA-camrs can respond to the sounds of breathing coming from near them in a horror game. The weak turn around to check behind them in the submarine. The strong go "huh, that's weird" and just power on until it stops.
One day, when Blu-rays are considered old, there'll be haunted Blu-ray horror I'm calling it Edit: 2K likes wowie, also I don't care if blu-rays are old they're not as old as VHS and are sold in 4K
@@allingquilatonestacion4353 The old game from the 90s AMBER says on the box that the cd itself is haunted and caused the developers house to burn down among other things
I gotta say, that second game, when we were going down that hole/ tunnel it really gave me a massive feeling of claustrophobia, and "oh no no no no no". I think having the tunnel be so tight that the vessel bumped into it repeatedly and unavoidably, but still having it in the player's hands rather than reducing it to a cutscene gives a real sense of fear and is just really unnerving in a way that's so different from so much of horror games. A real masterful touch, I think. I also kinda think also having the huge open ocean beforehand and having the player go up to the surface and all around and so far across the map also really heightened the sense of claustrophobia that they created by giving it something to contrast to. I really don't think this game would have worked half as well had they either started in the tunnel or had it as a cutscene.
Plus, the submarine doesn't tip up and down, so by having the tunnels be mostly vertical the player can't see where they're going, increasing the effect --- very nicely done.
Lmaoo, Manly missed the first scare at around 22:00 because he was too accurate with coordinates. I guess the developer wanted you to skim along the surface to see it (a spooky fleshy looking scuba diver)
It’s weird I can never take “we are prey” themes seriously in relation to non-sapient creatures bc you know jaguars n stuff have been making us prey since forever.
We are prey to some other animals, its just that we are much smarter than them and our evolved intelligence has allowed us to survive and thrive for so long that it makes us seem we are on the top of the food chain. Who knows, we probably are now it's just semantics I guess.
@@Mouse_Librarian we are technically at the top of the food chain if you consider how much humanity as a whole has taken over much of the earth. We are not at the top in the idea that a single human vs a tiger would win. However the food chain doesn't work like that. Lions eat buffalo but buffalo can absolutely fuck up a lion. Wolves eat wild pigs but a boar can destroy a wolf and they are omnivores.
@@Mouse_Librarian I we were down some animals they would hunt us at sight, but instead they only escape, maintain distance or attack if they're hungry or feel traped. Otherwise they're not going around hunting humans. Yet there are many predators who would end us easily if we don't have anything to defend ourselves.
"The sub is carrying an unidentified organic material that must be retrieved" Now, listen, Bubbleheads are weirdos, but they're still mostly identifiable as humans. It's very rude to talk about Sailors- even odd ones that sign up to go into submarines- like that. Show a little respect, Game.
The first game, Discover The Ocean, has a similar interface as the 'Advanced Mining Vehicle' from Gemini Home Entertainment. For those unaware, the latter is an analog horror series.
A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea. Source of all greatness, all things that be. A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea. Accepting of all that there is, and can be. From the ocean I came, from the ocean I will return.
That thing about oceans only being 5% explored is confirmed BS. We have a lot of the ocean floors mapped out. But hey it does make it seem more mysterious and eerie than it actually is. Especially for someone with thalassophobia.
I'm glad someone pointed this out. It's a really misunderstood statistic. Scientists have explored the ocean, but the 95% is practically a deadzone- it's not that only 5% has been discovered, it's that there's nothing to discover there. I like its use in terms of fiction, but it starts getting on my nerves when people start using it to try to prove the existence of Megalodons lmao
@@waffleauflauf4213 you might want to use a different term other than Dead Zone because that is a specific phenomena in large bodies of water that has to do with oxygen levels.
I seriously love your dedication to even solving the cyphers and riddles. I really appreciated it. A watched a bunch of those "Deepsea oddities" videos they show a lot of awesome stuff and discoveries about, well, the deep ocean.
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 it means Alternate Reality Game, it's a content that needs people solving enigmas to understand what the content means or solving enigmas in order to continue the story
I love how you said 'samekichi' when the shark appeared, I had to replay that a few times because I can't believe you just drop a wadanohara reference and it made my day for some reason so thanks manly !
Under water horror?! Awesome!! It's my greatest fear lol. Love these types of games cause they hit differently than most horror for me, mainly cause nearly drowned a couple times and have seen scary things on occasion in the water.
what we are looking at at 4:40 appears to be a Whalefall: a feeding condition where a whale carcass falls to the bottom of the ocean to be picked clean by crabs, octopuses, eels and worms. MBARI has an interesting video about it with a ton of pure white octopuses that they find.
When I was a kid I used to have a recurring nightmare of being in a submarine. Nothing made me feel so helpless than being in completely unknowable darkness, while feeling that its swift undiscovered dwellers are, without a doubt, in full control over their abode and my situation.
Submarine life varies depending on the type of submarine, your rate (job), country and even the culture of individual crews. It can suck, but it's not that bad.
The beginning of the first game seems very clearly to be an homage to the Gemini Home Entertainment series on UA-cam, specifically the episodes The Deep Blue with the ocean theme and Advanced Mining Vehicle, which has its own ROV with a virtually identical interface. Even the presentation of the game is very similar.
Both of these were pretty dang good. Discover the Ocean sent you down this rabbit hole, fun if only because it's nice seeing you flex your ARG skills. CorpseOcean, I firmly agree that it would be great to see that level of detail with the cockpit in a bigger game.
This reminds me of a deep sea game I played when I was younger -- using the same murky water effect. It was called Shark! Hunting the Great White. It uses heart beat sounds to tell you when a shark is near. Great for a scare if you have thalassophobia or a fear of sharks in general. If you find a copy, give it a try!
me being older now and no longer find terrified screaming men funny, now laying in bed binging Manly’s vids every night because his voice and composure is very calming
_Many brave hearts are asleep in the deep so beware..._ Second game reminded me of that old song somehow. The atmosphere was great. The diving suit coming at you was a heckuva good freaky scare. Then going down into that ship/ruin/Atlantis? was very cool. It always reminds you that there is a lot of the oceans that are still not explored. Good job!
Fun fact: When Manly uploads long videos like the fnaf series, I start planning snacks ahead so I can watch them and relax! It's gotten to the point where I literally went "Oh these fruits sound really good rn! I better save them for Manly's next upload though-"
Oh! I was literally binging deep sea videos yesterday after I saw a video of the Giant Phantom Jellyfish yesterday! This is cool, time to be horrified!
today i learned my favorite jellyfish was also called the giant phantom jellyfish!! wow! i think they’re beautiful, and i don’t believe theyre able to sting anything. thats really interesting!!
I love the idea of a helmsmen in the deep ocean just pausing, looking up at the hatch above his head and just thinking to himself "I shouldn't do that".
YOOO! that red orchestra 2 tank call out was soo rad, I remember playing through the tank missions in the campaign for that game and being blown away. That game is incredible for its infantry combat and stuff, but the tanks are incredibly fun as well.
Hey Manly, have you heard of Crimson Rain? It's a game I haven't seen anyone play and it doesn't show up when I look it up, so I am curious! Could you take a look? I can give you the link.
Fun facts of the day: The 5% information about the ocean is misleading and the discoveries of the Challenger Deep were either fish smaller than a foot or plastic bags and candy wrappers, a small reminder that humans are the real deep sea monsters ;)
So marine biologists will just continue to kick the 5% explored can down the road to justify continuing having grant money dumped into their hobby? Sounds about right.
@@chilomine839 By the contrary, it's because marine biologists have funds that we learn that the 5% is just misinformation spread by media, popular entertainment and other groups that use it just to say it so they have a easy way of opening an act that "impacts".
Sad thing is most of the ocean is empty space. That's why we only explored 5% of the ocean (nowadays it's like 16% explored). So yeah, we probably won't find any eldritch god in the sea.
maybe it is, but we also ONLY explored 16% of it. 84% has been unexplored and unseen. Maybe there might be an eldritch god or something scarier in the big space of the ocean
The blog is about a lovecraft monster called the deep one who turn people into deep ones or basically fish people which also explains the not human thing with the skeleton because deep ones start off looking human even though they arent.
Watching this as someone with severe thalassophobia but a deep interest in marine biology, I'm... underwhelmed. It has so much potential, but I feel like a lot of ocean-fear horror games miss the mark a bit. These aren't exceptions. Orcas throw sharks around for fun, a lot of the mapped ocean is empty space (that 5% is bs), and overall, neither of these quite tackle everything that makes the ocean scary to me at least. What makes the ocean scary is that the ocean shows no mercy. Whether by it's depths or what lies within, whether we know what/why/how it is or not, it doesn't matter how much value anything or anyone lost held-- a submarine at the bottom of the ocean remains. One big wave can take 100 people with it. Many people lost at sea never to return. Submarines bursting as they sink too deep. The panic when you can't bring yourself above the surface, or the pressure on your body. It's hopeless. At least on land, you can take a last big breath of air, mercy that water cannot grant. I do see great potential in these developers, however I do feel like there could've been more. :') idk but yeah
I've never really examined why I feel a great sense of dread with the ocean, and ocean related things... But I'm an aussie and have nearly drowned in it. Our wildlife isn't even as scary as a lot of ppl make it out to be (the animals with the highest kill count on humans is horses and cows here) but all that.. yeah you describe it really well. no mercy or escape when you get in too deep and the pressure and just... how we're quite literally out of our element. We weren't made for the ocean. We're so out of place that small things going wrong can be disastrous
also lol, yeah, getting facts straight about animals helps. and the more you learn typically the more terrible and frightening you start to see nature. it's still beautiful, but in a very brutal way. I almost want to compare it to the beauty of some murder scenes in Hannibal (tv show). like... there's a lot we could work with. I'm honestly still haunted by real footage of a giant fin squid, and even pictures makes me want to scream. there's footage out there of shark pups EATING EACH OTHER WHILE STILL IN THE WOMB. there's so, so much to work with
I actually like the touch that first game seems like a nice documantary familyfriendly film. Every time Manly reads aloud the title "Discover the ocean" i feel these nice vibes back from my childhood.
10:30 The "weird blog" is about Shadow Over Innsmouth, its a short story by HP Lovecraft about Innsmouthers that lived under the sea and worshipped a lovecraftian god named Dagon.
when manly got into the temple area i kept thinking he'd eventually check the radar and the whole screen would be covered in a big dot, implying something massive was down there
LMAO the youtube game category set to "subnautica" ... never change x) also, to answer a question the first game leaves hanging: the oldest form of multicellular animal is thought to be the sponge. the line between "animal" and "plant" is admittedly far blurrier than you'd expect 😔
I don’t think I’m the only one that saw it but in the second game the second vhs tape at18:36 it say for a millisecond “we GAVE UP everything” only to change to “we LOST everything”
8:13 on the left leg (our left) of the creature, on the inside edge, the text spells out 'twitter' so there's probably a cipher for a twitter account too
I don't know if you will see this Manly but I have long wanted to see you play SOMA! You were talking about the fear of being under the ocean and SOMA is honestly the best psychological horror with the best atmosphere and implications about our existence and what it is to be a conscious human being that I have ever seen and I think you will enjoy it! I won't spoil the ending!
1. 95% of the ocean is unexplored because it is simply empty waters 2. Sharks arent the deadliest prey, like not at all. Even dolphins can kill a shark
The first part of discover the ocean actually does look like some sort of learning activity I did in middle school once, which kinda makes it creepier in my mind, it looks like it’d actually be something used in schools aside from the creepy glitching and imagery.
That end underwater structure section gave me MAJOR flashbacks to the lil Extras game from the DVD of "Atlantis: The Lost Empire". You had to choose up/down/left/right, sometimes in a quick-time-event fashion to avoid running into something, to navigate through a maze of a stone ruin to escape in your lil sub. It was always simple thing, but it was enough to get me to play it until I won, no matter how old I got. The structure looked remarkably similar, to my memory.
I really want to see you play Subnautica again. Or Subnautica Below Zero if you don't want to repeat a playthrough. An unedited chill vibing format would be awesome.
Welcome to the WE ARE PREY Club, how WE ARE PREY are ya?
not me tho I'm the predator
first
@@ManlyBadassHero poop
*Please hunt me Manly Kun...*
amen
The video at 4:39 is a dead whale. If they land deep enough in the ocean, it creates something called a "whale fall" that basically creates its own ecosystem for years, even when there's nothing but bones. It's about as vibrant as the ecosystem you'll find around deep sea vents.
I misread that as ‘whale fail,’ which would objectively be a way funnier name for it
Damn nature, you scary.
@@Cesly-mo3uf Nature is fucking terrifying. Whatever you do, never look up demodex mites. I'm serious. Don't do it. Never google them. YOU DO NOT WANT TO LEARN ABOUT "DEMODEX" MITES. It's like learning about botflies. You don't want to learn about them. Once you learn about them, you can't unlearn. No matter how much you want it.
@@snackcakesmcgee7729 they aren't that bad
@@phantom_conversations I know, but for some reason people tend to freak out when they learn about them. Which is why I like teaching them.
4:40 is a depiction of a whalefall! when whales die, they sink to the ocean floor where all sorts of critters will feast on its carcass. giant isopods are one of them! so it's not some strange creature, just a bunch of little pals having a feast.
Christmas dinner
Whalefall is the fish holiday now.
Fish mom: honey, tomorrow is Whalefall! Make sure to sleep or you won't eat the whale tail!
We wish you a merry whalefall! We wish you a merry whale fall! We wish you a merry whalefall and a happy new carcass!
Seems like it, gotta add that for it to be a whalefall the carcass has to hit a depth of at least 1000 meters (3300 feet) as that's the upper limit of the bathyal zone.
When a whale carcass drops to depths of at least1000 meters, the carcass lasts for a long time as theres only a fraction of the scavengers that would be on the upper zones, so the carcass basically becomes its own ecosystem for those deep sea animals for years.
@@Neodeleux i didnt know that! how fascinating, thank you for sharing :D it really is a holiday for those little guys!
Game would've been 100x creepier if it presented things like they were normal, not glitch out every time something odd happens
It’s like it wanted to be GHE but it chickened out halfway.
Yeah it breaks the immersion and ruins the tension.
that's usually part of the reason why analog horror is pretty scary too, it tends to continue along like normal
I'd lose it if everything is going calm and just says *"Fuck you"*
It’s like someone tried to make Gemini from memory
"Sharks are one of the deadliest predators... it is difficult to imagine them as prey"
Orcas: "Am I a joke to you?"
everything is prey to orcas! :D
I thought the same thing!
The funniest thing about orcas though is that they eat literally anything..... but humans. They luckily dont see us as prey but they hunt moose!
@@t1dotaku Don't know for sure, but my guess would be that something that eats mostly terrestrial animals, like humans, wouldn't taste good or have much nutritional value to an aquatic animal. Moose are herbivores and often eat aquatic plants, but still aren't a primary food source.
Orcas on a stroll yaay I like those!
@@t1dotaku from what i can tell it's because we aren't a very reliable food source both in availability and taste. you're more likely to die from an orca playing too rough!
The second game it's based off a Lovecraft's story call "The Temple." the first one i read from him.
It's about a submarine crew that gets trapped when their submarine gets damage and can't resurface and one by one the crew members start hallucinating and start leaving the submarine. At the end the Captain, i think, is left alone on the submarine now without electricity and he start getting this visions and dreams about a temple deepsea glowing green (like the one in game) and that "something" was calling him (probably something similar happened to the other crew members) at the end of the story he manage to see the temple, through a window or the submarine telescope and decides to get out of the submarine and swim to the temple trying to meet what was calling him.
Anyways the point is: The Temple a H.P Lovecraft's story inspire the second game because: damage submarine and a glowing green temple on which a eldritch deity rest. Merry Christmas y'all.
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This comment needs a few spell checks but it's also p neat connect if the game was based off that book
@@RedRumRose106 Oh yeah sorry 'bout that. I am not a native speaker and all i've learn have been mostly by myself and also i lack ways to practice since i do not live in a english speaker country. At least i can get my point/ideas most of the time now.
@@RedRumRose106 BTW mind telling me what mistakes i've made? I'll really appreciated it.
the glitches that happen when there's something wrong in the first game ruin the immersion imo, it would be spookier if things kept rolling like normal
yeah.. but there's the probability that you wouldn't feel like it's normal anyways. it's a hard thing to pull off in horror games, but the dev didn't even try to be honest
I am a SUCKER for thalassophobia themes- I can't take deep-sea fish seriously enough to be scared of them (it's always "look at that award-winning smile :D" or _"don't look at me with them big ol' eyes"_ or something of the sort), but I _love_ learning about fish and seeing concepts that draw upon the deep ocean and seeing these alien creatures that spend their time noodling around in the pitch black hahdfjgh
They're simply *adorable* indeed!
Their cute, watery (literally) eyes....
Their uniquely fascinating shape.....
And the ANGLER!
The angler is the best part of the big deep, imo 🤚😩
I have a plushy of the little guy too!
Oof- do they all look squishable at the very least....
I read that to fast and thought you said thatassophobia
They are cute
أوه مرحباً ، يمكنني قراءة معظم اللغة الإنجليزية ولكن هذه الرسالة المختلطة أربكتني
That's a way to put it xD
There are two main ways UA-camrs can respond to the sounds of breathing coming from near them in a horror game. The weak turn around to check behind them in the submarine. The strong go "huh, that's weird" and just power on until it stops.
Then there's the Sigma Males who don't even react
If you did that as a Surviving specie you would have been eaten 😂
One day, when Blu-rays are considered old, there'll be haunted Blu-ray horror I'm calling it
Edit: 2K likes wowie, also I don't care if blu-rays are old they're not as old as VHS and are sold in 4K
wouldn't be surpised.
Imagine a cursed cd.... I think something is made with that concept already so nevermind lol
"7days with you：the most precious memory in our lives." already done it.
Our phones will eventually be the haunted VHS-analogue of some generation. Now that's a thought.
@@allingquilatonestacion4353 The old game from the 90s AMBER says on the box that the cd itself is haunted and caused the developers house to burn down among other things
I love analog horror games they're so interesting to see how people just make everything look right off the N64
Yesss im an absolute sucker for analog games and args
yea that old school look just does well with horror
It's like Lo fi Horror, absolutely love it!
There’s a sense you get, something comforting and uncanny all at once. It’s not realistic, but it feels real enough.
I love analog horror.
I gotta say, that second game, when we were going down that hole/ tunnel it really gave me a massive feeling of claustrophobia, and "oh no no no no no". I think having the tunnel be so tight that the vessel bumped into it repeatedly and unavoidably, but still having it in the player's hands rather than reducing it to a cutscene gives a real sense of fear and is just really unnerving in a way that's so different from so much of horror games. A real masterful touch, I think.
I also kinda think also having the huge open ocean beforehand and having the player go up to the surface and all around and so far across the map also really heightened the sense of claustrophobia that they created by giving it something to contrast to. I really don't think this game would have worked half as well had they either started in the tunnel or had it as a cutscene.
Plus, the submarine doesn't tip up and down, so by having the tunnels be mostly vertical the player can't see where they're going, increasing the effect --- very nicely done.
“This is a prequel to XCOM: Terror from the Deep.” Manly please we already know you’re a man of culture, how many more monocles ya gonna put on?
Jus looked it up and God that game needs a remake
Well, he at least needs one for each eye.
@@keevanalrasyidumar5450 If you haven't played it... It's probably the most infuriating game of the original x-com trilogy.
@@stephanie4698he must be a spider then.
"The Ocean: A world of mystery and secrets..."
AND BLOODY HORRORS AND NIGHTMARES. Don't go down without over 9000 torpedoes.
Plot twist : they want you to bring more torpedo
R'lyeh calls to me
What are you gonna shoot? Snailfish? Lol
Ooooh now i get why the guy that didn't kill himself had to buy them in bulk!
And a Gundam.
Don't forget the Gundam.
I guess accidentally finding Cthulhu CAN be a benefit to being a marine biologist
Lmaoo, Manly missed the first scare at around 22:00 because he was too accurate with coordinates. I guess the developer wanted you to skim along the surface to see it (a spooky fleshy looking scuba diver)
How can you be _too_ accurate
@@DeathnoteBB I assume Manly swam directly under the corpse instead of approaching it from the side and activated it with the submarine's roof
Dunno if anyone else pointed this out, but at 18:35 there's a brief flash of "we gave up everything" before the "we lost everything"
4:22
"This whole thing's a prequel to XCOM: Terror from the Deep"
Just the mention of the word XCOM got me... one of my favorite game series
And also the one game where the easy mode is as easy as CoD's veteran mode
how is this man not only dealing with the every ending episode for security breach while also playing other horror games💀
It's manly! He's a badass. And a hero.
that's normal y'know,that's what manly always do,ya just gotta get used to it
Manlys built different
It’s weird I can never take “we are prey” themes seriously in relation to non-sapient creatures bc you know jaguars n stuff have been making us prey since forever.
We are prey to some other animals, its just that we are much smarter than them and our evolved intelligence has allowed us to survive and thrive for so long that it makes us seem we are on the top of the food chain. Who knows, we probably are now it's just semantics I guess.
We aren't even at the top of the food chain. We're near the middle.
@@Mouse_Librarian Yeah I was assuming that was the case just wasn't sure.
@@Mouse_Librarian we are technically at the top of the food chain if you consider how much humanity as a whole has taken over much of the earth. We are not at the top in the idea that a single human vs a tiger would win.
However the food chain doesn't work like that. Lions eat buffalo but buffalo can absolutely fuck up a lion. Wolves eat wild pigs but a boar can destroy a wolf and they are omnivores.
@@Mouse_Librarian
I we were down some animals they would hunt us at sight, but instead they only escape, maintain distance or attack if they're hungry or feel traped. Otherwise they're not going around hunting humans.
Yet there are many predators who would end us easily if we don't have anything to defend ourselves.
"The sub is carrying an unidentified organic material that must be retrieved"
Now, listen, Bubbleheads are weirdos, but they're still mostly identifiable as humans. It's very rude to talk about Sailors- even odd ones that sign up to go into submarines- like that. Show a little respect, Game.
Navy?
ok
The first game, Discover The Ocean, has a similar interface as the 'Advanced Mining Vehicle' from Gemini Home Entertainment.
For those unaware, the latter is an analog horror series.
Very similar to the ocean focused video from Gemini as well, similar use of stock footage.
yeah i was convinced it was part of Gemini because of it ahah
a better Analog horror*
that’s what I noticed as well, it would have been pretty good if it wasn’t for the constant deliberate glitches jeez
The intro is literally the same format as most gemini home entertainment videos lmfao
0:27 God, Manly's commentary always catches me off guard. It's so funny.
ah, i don´t undertand that one T--T
@@zorrodelaspraderas3840 He looked at the ocean, therefore discovering it.
A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea. Source of all greatness, all things that be.
A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea.
Accepting of all that there is, and can be.
From the ocean I came, from the ocean I will return.
Dang, that's.... deep.
😏 (pun intended)
I read that to the tune of the Spongebob theme.
Curse the fiends, their children too. And their children's children, forever true.
Murder an orphan.
Wretches, wretches
That thing about oceans only being 5% explored is confirmed BS. We have a lot of the ocean floors mapped out. But hey it does make it seem more mysterious and eerie than it actually is. Especially for someone with thalassophobia.
I thought as much.
I'm glad someone pointed this out. It's a really misunderstood statistic. Scientists have explored the ocean, but the 95% is practically a deadzone- it's not that only 5% has been discovered, it's that there's nothing to discover there. I like its use in terms of fiction, but it starts getting on my nerves when people start using it to try to prove the existence of Megalodons lmao
@@waffleauflauf4213 ye, im getting tired of "Only 5% of the ocean are explored" yeah what are you gonna see in an unhabitable zone? Probably nothing!
@@Supernob222 a trash can that contains manly’s soul?
@@waffleauflauf4213 you might want to use a different term other than Dead Zone because that is a specific phenomena in large bodies of water that has to do with oxygen levels.
Me, after binging old manly let's plays for the past couple of hours: Ah it's 3 am time to go to bed
Manly: posts new video
Me:
Relatable
Same
Oh boy, it's 3 A.M.!
@@danieldoyle805 We gon' wait for the security breach video
go to bed rn or I'll make u 😠
I seriously love your dedication to even solving the cyphers and riddles. I really appreciated it.
A watched a bunch of those "Deepsea oddities" videos they show a lot of awesome stuff and discoveries about, well, the deep ocean.
I love it when Manly does some of this ARG content.
Aye, its always a pleasant surpise.
What is ARG?
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 it means Alternate Reality Game, it's a content that needs people solving enigmas to understand what the content means or solving enigmas in order to continue the story
I love how you said 'samekichi' when the shark appeared, I had to replay that a few times because I can't believe you just drop a wadanohara reference and it made my day for some reason so thanks manly !
Manly does give off a chill vibe when he's doing research
>horror game about ocean
>shows completely normal sea molluscs
Reality is often times scarier than fiction
Under water horror?! Awesome!! It's my greatest fear lol. Love these types of games cause they hit differently than most horror for me, mainly cause nearly drowned a couple times and have seen scary things on occasion in the water.
Man, screw the ocean. Me and my homies hate the ocean
I love your pfp, where is it from?
@@sandorrclegane2307 an album I used to listen to, been a minute though so memory is little fuzzy.
@@blindedjourneyman oh okay, if you ever remember it it'd be cool to know!
@@sandorrclegane2307 maybe ill try reverse image, will update if do ^^
video: **shows dead shark/fish with spine exposed being eaten**
manly: best i can do is dying squid
what we are looking at at 4:40 appears to be a Whalefall: a feeding condition where a whale carcass falls to the bottom of the ocean to be picked clean by crabs, octopuses, eels and worms. MBARI has an interesting video about it with a ton of pure white octopuses that they find.
When I was a kid I used to have a recurring nightmare of being in a submarine. Nothing made me feel so helpless than being in completely unknowable darkness, while feeling that its swift undiscovered dwellers are, without a doubt, in full control over their abode and my situation.
Submarine life varies depending on the type of submarine, your rate (job), country and even the culture of individual crews. It can suck, but it's not that bad.
My mom has re-occurring nightmares about swimming in a deep, dark body of water and eventually having to accept drowning.
At the mercy of Cthulhu.
i used to have a lot of vivid nightmares about the ocean. that shit is just scary
Am I the only person that as soon as I know I'm dreaming, I can do whatever I want in said dream?
The beginning of the first game seems very clearly to be an homage to the Gemini Home Entertainment series on UA-cam, specifically the episodes The Deep Blue with the ocean theme and Advanced Mining Vehicle, which has its own ROV with a virtually identical interface. Even the presentation of the game is very similar.
I'm really really embarrassed at how hard I laughed at "It's discovered, let's never go back."
Both of these were pretty dang good. Discover the Ocean sent you down this rabbit hole, fun if only because it's nice seeing you flex your ARG skills. CorpseOcean, I firmly agree that it would be great to see that level of detail with the cockpit in a bigger game.
This reminds me of a deep sea game I played when I was younger -- using the same murky water effect. It was called Shark! Hunting the Great White. It uses heart beat sounds to tell you when a shark is near. Great for a scare if you have thalassophobia or a fear of sharks in general. If you find a copy, give it a try!
I used to love watching people play that game
me being older now and no longer find terrified screaming men funny, now laying in bed binging Manly’s vids every night because his voice and composure is very calming
If you found screaming youtubers funny at any point in your life it's still very concerning
_Many brave hearts are asleep in the deep so beware..._
Second game reminded me of that old song somehow. The atmosphere was great. The diving suit coming at you was a heckuva good freaky scare. Then going down into that ship/ruin/Atlantis? was very cool. It always reminds you that there is a lot of the oceans that are still not explored. Good job!
Fun fact: When Manly uploads long videos like the fnaf series, I start planning snacks ahead so I can watch them and relax! It's gotten to the point where I literally went "Oh these fruits sound really good rn! I better save them for Manly's next upload though-"
Manly is my daily dose of happiness.
Same ill literally save manlys vid for later for when I'm eating he's the best
Games: ocean related
UA-cam: ah yes subnautica
I just finished a 7 hours study session and honestly this video feels like a blessing
Good luck in your studies:)
Ocean horror games are really scary without needing to do much
Subnautica gives me chills and it's not even technically a horror game.
Oh! I was literally binging deep sea videos yesterday after I saw a video of the Giant Phantom Jellyfish yesterday! This is cool, time to be horrified!
today i learned my favorite jellyfish was also called the giant phantom jellyfish!! wow!
i think they’re beautiful, and i don’t believe theyre able to sting anything. thats really interesting!!
We need more of these analog horror games, they're pretty good!
I recently discovered analogue horror with the Mandela Catalogue. I'm starting to love the genre a lot.
I love the mandela catalogue
Damn that’s quite a start, try Gemini if you haven’t yet.
I love the idea of a helmsmen in the deep ocean just pausing, looking up at the hatch above his head and just thinking to himself "I shouldn't do that".
@12:11 “I shouldn’t do that”
Depending how deep the submersible is, it probably wouldn’t open even if you pushed
26:48 Rare scene of Manly getting scared
YOOO! that red orchestra 2 tank call out was soo rad, I remember playing through the tank missions in the campaign for that game and being blown away. That game is incredible for its infantry combat and stuff, but the tanks are incredibly fun as well.
Hey Manly, have you heard of Crimson Rain? It's a game I haven't seen anyone play and it doesn't show up when I look it up, so I am curious! Could you take a look? I can give you the link.
What is it about? Now I'm curious
"So close to 1M Manly! How do you feel about it?"
Manly: 00:20
man, you know what was a good wet game? endless ocean. not even a horror game but just the atmosphere of some places.. lol i love it
Fun facts of the day: The 5% information about the ocean is misleading and the discoveries of the Challenger Deep were either fish smaller than a foot or plastic bags and candy wrappers, a small reminder that humans are the real deep sea monsters ;)
Those 95% are just dead zone and unhabitable. Just an added fact
@@Supernob222 no, dead zones are a very specific thing in oceanography that has to do with oxygen levels that cause mass mortality.
So marine biologists will just continue to kick the 5% explored can down the road to justify continuing having grant money dumped into their hobby? Sounds about right.
@@chilomine839 By the contrary, it's because marine biologists have funds that we learn that the 5% is just misinformation spread by media, popular entertainment and other groups that use it just to say it so they have a easy way of opening an act that "impacts".
@@ped3752 My believe is if they are gonna do it then show us some tangible stuff. I mean not the potato footage.
Game: discover the ocean
Me: has no one ever been to the beach before? It’s right there!
Totally didn't expect Manly to delve into that arg a little, I loved it
See all that green? That's how you know all these fish people are successful and retired. You can also tell by their iconic hat.
green and retired, you could say
I am now imagining Manly as an XCOM commander waging war against Cthulhu, since he knows Terror from the Deep.
If you pause around 26:50 you can see a seemingly dead body inside the diving suit
Sad thing is most of the ocean is empty space. That's why we only explored 5% of the ocean (nowadays it's like 16% explored). So yeah, we probably won't find any eldritch god in the sea.
Tfw no cute 666ft Cthulhu gf
Lmfaoo
Scientists only say the ocean is empty space so no one will explore and unleash any eldritch horrors upon the world.
maybe it is, but we also ONLY explored 16% of it. 84% has been unexplored and unseen. Maybe there might be an eldritch god or something scarier in the big space of the ocean
"we probably won't find any eldritch god in the sea."
I sure as hell hope not
Really enjoying the chance to see you show off those ARG master cryptography skills Manly
So close to a million subs lets go baby. This bad ass man deserves it
I love how he was more worried about how the VHS tape was still able to work rather than the actual contents
18:36
For anyone wondering, it says "We gave up everything".
I love how the first one looks like every 90’s early 2k’s educational video shown in schools
The blog is about a lovecraft monster called the deep one who turn people into deep ones or basically fish people which also explains the not human thing with the skeleton because deep ones start off looking human even though they arent.
The fishier Innsmouthians are primarily hybrids lol
Watching this as someone with severe thalassophobia but a deep interest in marine biology, I'm... underwhelmed. It has so much potential, but I feel like a lot of ocean-fear horror games miss the mark a bit. These aren't exceptions.
Orcas throw sharks around for fun, a lot of the mapped ocean is empty space (that 5% is bs), and overall, neither of these quite tackle everything that makes the ocean scary to me at least.
What makes the ocean scary is that the ocean shows no mercy. Whether by it's depths or what lies within, whether we know what/why/how it is or not, it doesn't matter how much value anything or anyone lost held-- a submarine at the bottom of the ocean remains.
One big wave can take 100 people with it. Many people lost at sea never to return. Submarines bursting as they sink too deep. The panic when you can't bring yourself above the surface, or the pressure on your body. It's hopeless. At least on land, you can take a last big breath of air, mercy that water cannot grant.
I do see great potential in these developers, however I do feel like there could've been more. :') idk but yeah
I've never really examined why I feel a great sense of dread with the ocean, and ocean related things... But I'm an aussie and have nearly drowned in it. Our wildlife isn't even as scary as a lot of ppl make it out to be (the animals with the highest kill count on humans is horses and cows here)
but all that.. yeah you describe it really well. no mercy or escape when you get in too deep and the pressure and just... how we're quite literally out of our element. We weren't made for the ocean. We're so out of place that small things going wrong can be disastrous
also lol, yeah, getting facts straight about animals helps. and the more you learn typically the more terrible and frightening you start to see nature. it's still beautiful, but in a very brutal way. I almost want to compare it to the beauty of some murder scenes in Hannibal (tv show).
like... there's a lot we could work with. I'm honestly still haunted by real footage of a giant fin squid, and even pictures makes me want to scream. there's footage out there of shark pups EATING EACH OTHER WHILE STILL IN THE WOMB. there's so, so much to work with
I actually like the touch that first game seems like a nice documantary familyfriendly film. Every time Manly reads aloud the title "Discover the ocean" i feel these nice vibes back from my childhood.
"Adhere by safety protocols" they always say, before immediately giving you tasks like that. Management nightmare!
10:30 The "weird blog" is about Shadow Over Innsmouth, its a short story by HP Lovecraft about Innsmouthers that lived under the sea and worshipped a lovecraftian god named Dagon.
when manly got into the temple area i kept thinking he'd eventually check the radar and the whole screen would be covered in a big dot, implying something massive was down there
Man, that second game gave me the chills.
I really don't think I'd enjoy being in a small deep-sea sub at all, mysterious cyclopean ruins or not.
These games were almost as scary as being underwater in Mario 64.
Love how these water horror games just magically find you
3:30 for me the fear isn’t drowning alone, it’s drowning knowing you’re *not* alone
"How did that tape still work?"
**Bonk**
"Oh god!"
Nice to sea another amazing playthrough Manly.
Manly:(very depressingly says yay)
Game:✨explore the ocean✨ Edit:how in the world did i get 71 likes??????
Something about you saying "Samekichi" unlocked a part of my memory of Wadanohara that I forgot in like 4 years
LMAO the youtube game category set to "subnautica" ... never change x)
also, to answer a question the first game leaves hanging: the oldest form of multicellular animal is thought to be the sponge. the line between "animal" and "plant" is admittedly far blurrier than you'd expect 😔
I don’t think I’m the only one that saw it but in the second game the second vhs tape at18:36 it say for a millisecond “we GAVE UP everything” only to change to “we LOST everything”
No one can beat Frictional Games & Yames' underwater horror games
8:13 on the left leg (our left) of the creature, on the inside edge, the text spells out 'twitter' so there's probably a cipher for a twitter account too
MAN I WAS WAITING FOR SECURITY BREACH but that'll do thank you Manly
Coming later today.
@@ManlyBadassHero you are the best
Bruh you're ungrateful
@@ManlyBadassHero Thanks Manly
@@ManlyBadassHero Thanks a lot!
I don't know if you will see this Manly but I have long wanted to see you play SOMA! You were talking about the fear of being under the ocean and SOMA is honestly the best psychological horror with the best atmosphere and implications about our existence and what it is to be a conscious human being that I have ever seen and I think you will enjoy it! I won't spoil the ending!
"You know what was a good game? Subnautica 1"
Ouch, you don't gotta do below zero like that
"Everything is prey" now they're talking like a human
1. 95% of the ocean is unexplored because it is simply empty waters
2. Sharks arent the deadliest prey, like not at all. Even dolphins can kill a shark
Thank you, I hate when people try to use the 5 % line as an argument for there being monsters and stuff in the ocean. It's stupid
@@antonchigurh1080 have you heard of AVNJ? A marine biologist streamer. I got both of these above ⬆️ from him.
@@yektaagra741 just been checking him out, thanks for the recommendation
Prey? 🤨
Predator maybe?
Elephant seals have no business diving that far down.
Cool game but sponges are probably the first multicellular organisms and not jellyfish. Choanoflagellate are very important around this topic.
The first part of discover the ocean actually does look like some sort of learning activity I did in middle school once, which kinda makes it creepier in my mind, it looks like it’d actually be something used in schools aside from the creepy glitching and imagery.
Thank you for taking the time to give us another amazing video while making the part 3 of fnaf, it's really nice
That end underwater structure section gave me MAJOR flashbacks to the lil Extras game from the DVD of "Atlantis: The Lost Empire". You had to choose up/down/left/right, sometimes in a quick-time-event fashion to avoid running into something, to navigate through a maze of a stone ruin to escape in your lil sub. It was always simple thing, but it was enough to get me to play it until I won, no matter how old I got. The structure looked remarkably similar, to my memory.
Ooo, yes some off the wall content by manly!
There's a reason why we evolved to leave the ocean, we just forgot what we're afraid of.
I really want to see you play Subnautica again. Or Subnautica Below Zero if you don't want to repeat a playthrough. An unedited chill vibing format would be awesome.
This man’s voice is absolutely amazing randomly found his videos and his voice is just perfect to listen to
HOLY SHIT i didnt expect deepsea oddities to be involved with this!
Ikr