Mouth Sweet: Dark & Disturbing Game Boy Styled Horror Game in an Company Full of Invisible Monsters
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2020
- Mouth Sweet: Dark & Disturbing Game Boy Styled Horror Game in an Company Full of Invisible Monsters
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Funny thing: 'Haas' is dutch for "hare", hence the ears. Also, "mijn naam is Haas" (literally, 'My name is Hare') is a figure of speech to the effect of "I saw nothing, that's none of my business, I'm not going to respond."
@ray30k You taught me something bout my own language lmao
Germany is simmilar: "Mein Name ist Hase, Ich weiß von nichts" (My name is hare, I do not know anything (of it))
It Takes Place In Netherlands In Europe.
"Also, this game may attempt to erase your identity."
*WHAT?*
Me: Ummmmm *MODDED SCRAMBLE ACTIVE* uh info or cognito?
*Diavolo wants to know your location*
Tsumiki Aihikari I mean, when it kept saying “Your LEGAL NAME” and kept preventing Bobbette from putting their name, it kinda did.
@@comacharger6103 Oh yeah, you actually do have a point there.
Tsumiki Aihikari tbh that had me a little worried that Alpha’s real name is Haas for like 2 min (I’m well aware that means “hare” but people have names that are words in different languages)
Man, I hope Mitchell's doing alright. Sounds like he's been through quite a bit. This is a wonderful game, even after almost 4 years!
dont worry, he's alive alright. he saw the video on his recommended page, he even tweeted about it.
Wait what are you talking about I’m a little confused who’s Mitchell
And what happened
@@Where14 the creator of the game. did you not watch the credits?
Catheist no i wasnt able to the thing that i was watching with just died so now i had to find my phone to watch it
I love the meaning behind this game. It's more about stress than depression. Been there... hating your job that your stuck at because you have to have a job, but you know you need to get a new one, but you're anxious because you're not sure if the new job could be better than the old one, possibly even worse making you look even worse in your work history for future applications. Just a big fat recipe for stress, anxiety, and stomach issues which just break you down over time...
Why are you attention seeking
@@andrada9506 I liked the meaning of the game and related to it. How does that affect you?
Yup. We can work very hard for a company and it still wont be enough for them. Some times I wish I could already be in retirement age but that would just forfeit my youth. Deep down I just want to enjoy life without stress and anxiety.
@@user-gd5dj2nj6c Step 1 to that is, believing that you can. Otherwise, you'll just go in circles that may be agonizing.
Upon watching the game all the way through, the ending hit me in a strange way. The game’s themes are about the work place. You conform, you fit an image, you are given tasks and goals, watching what those goals are doing to others around you. The insistence of who you are/supposed to be, misgendering and forcing a uniform on you that literally makes everyone look the same is to make you feel like a number. Everyone is miserable, tolerating a hostile environment that here is represented by the threat of the invisible bugs stalking the halls.
The gun acts as a self defense we have towards these kinds of environments, but we have no idea what is going to go wrong and when and the consequences are always going to be dire for us. Your boss is friendly at first but he’s literally a faceless entity and is hostile and degrading eventually. You’re doing as directed and you’re doing it as well as you can and you’re being told you’re failing expectations. As the story progresses we see the character is being singled out. You are given a gun as a second thought, and it’s implied to be sub par. The CEO tells you that you’re the only one who can’t fit in and get with the program.
The placing of the sticker on the leg of the baby is implied to be the main character as a baby. This can be interpreted as the main character feeling like they were cursed from such a young age to feel nothing but pain, isolation and inadequacy. The game’s scenery devolves further into nonsense and finally something hellish.
This is a game made by someone who feels all of this in a deep way. Perhaps this is their agony.
Mitchell, it’s been years. If you’re still here, I hope you have since found some peace.
Maybe this is personal and if it is the line will be drawn there, but, are you and this Mitchell friends?
Adam Junod It is not just personal stuff or exaggerated . If you watch the walkthrough again, you will see what the comment tries to explain to you. It is literally what the game presents some injustice elements when you are working. These kinds of in game events are somewhat relevant to real world - being forced to remove your identity, your own thinkings and forced to do tasks even they are horrible; such as when you deliver sandwich to the character and the character later dies, that character just like the employees in real life who is removed from that job position.
And if you still don’t believe what the game explained by the comments, look at the start of the game and the end of the game again
@@tomasu301 my bad i didnt look at the whole game. I kinda watched something else at like the 10 min mark. If Mitchell was a character in the game I definitely missed it
@@adamjunod3426 Mitchell is the developer of this game,the end says it all
@@hooman69 oh man i was way off. Thanks for helping me tho
This game hit a little too close to home. Especially the "Why are you the only one who can't do it?" line...
The crying in the flesh area was so realistic. It didn't sound like an actor or anything, it sounded like real, genuine pain. For a moment, it reminded me of myself...
I hope Mitchell is better. I know what it can be like. Nobody deserves that kind of pain.
I just hope I can follow his lead.
Wonder if Mitchell recorded that crying himself, you never know
@@d.s.alcoda I'd believe it...
He _did_ say the soundtrack was composed of his own voice.
@@ImFangzBro well that explains it. I've often tossed around ideas I've had about stuff like this. I'm almost surprised to see something that resembles some of my own ideas. Using his own pain to not only influence his game, but actually being a part of it too... That's pretty powerful. It worked on me, because that entire area had me genuinely uncomfortable.
@@Rohtix He exemplifies "tortured artist." He's gone through terrible things and yet he's powered through it and made amazing stuff. Truly a strong sort.
Finally, a indie horror game where the protagonist DOESN'T simply ignore or accept the scary and weird crap! Such a rare thing these days!
Edit:Wow, that ending was surprisingly great! I didn't realize how hard of a time the creator was going through, and what this game meant to him, so Mitchell, if you're somehow reading this, never ever let those dark times win. Your game is amazing, and I want to play it, even though I've already seen the ending, which is pretty important for a story-driven horror game! Keep doing what you love, making those games if that's what you like, and be the light in the darkness that you need!
He made a patreon post last year in September, looks like he made it. I'm happy for him
@@bongosmcdongos4190 I'm so happy for him! I hope he still has that passion and creativity, cause he's really got talent!
Really love and totally agree with this comment. Fantastic game and fantastic storytelling that genuinely made me feel something.
Thank you Mitchell. Good luck to everyone fighting off the bugs in their lives❤
It is weird to think that in an alternate time line this game was a goodbye note
@@awesomeboy9000 that would just be so incredibly depressing.
I knew I had to keep watching when he typed in “Bobbette”
Same
What's the thing about the name? Saw similar comment in other videos too, still don't get it. _(:з」∠)_
Ag cat Bobbert is the name the guy uses in every game when it asks, I’m assuming bobbette is the female version and it’s just kind of the joke of the channel
@@cali7166 i want to see him do an undertale playthrough with the name "bobbert" or "bobbette" if it fits
A couple of fun facts for the curious:
1. There's an oversight when naming your character 'Haas/Alice'. The game's script doesn't change, meaning your character now protests 'My name isn't Haas, it's Haas!' Maybe everyone's pronouncing it wrong or something.
2. You can actually go straight to the last area the moment you get the car keys. Just head through one of the exit doors and walk through the parking garage, and the elevator will be unlocked. The only thing keeping you there is yourself.
"the only thing keeping you there is yourself" idk why but this made me think about depression
@@unnecessary111 The game has a number of references to it thematically (the sandwich, NPC comments, the game over) and the ending makes the connections pretty explicit as well.
@@MarioPawner why the sandwich?
omg the sandwich is a suicide reference and i am an idiot
@@briciolaa i know im late but why the sandwich? Is it a play of words?
I really appreciate channels like this, ones willing to dig for those hidden gems that the world of gaming might've forgot. Hopefully the developer knows that people enjoy their work
This game legit haunted me for like, days after playing it a few years back. Glad to see it getting more attention
Does this game have jumpscare?
I can already tell this is made in rpg maker software. The visuals are quite well done though, there's sound effects when you walk, the animation is great, and the save screen looks awesome. This is a really cool game.
Stephen Angelo Lionarto cause it is. You literally notice the title screen box in RPG Maker
Oh well rpg maker is awesome
The pixelation effect when entering/leaving a room, and the panoramas nearing the end of the game, remind me a LOT of Yume Nikki and its fangames (especially Yume 2kki)
@@exist4046 yup. OFF too
"My name is Bobbette!"
Sorry, but I need you REAL, LEGAL NAME. The name on the documents you submitted to us. And that's...
Bobbert.
Haven't play the game more than 2 minutes and the game already....
-Turn you in to a bunny
-Comment on your look (possible in a negative way)
-Insult and discriminate your decision about your name
This is going to be a great game.....
And then, It tries to gaslight you in believing that you are in the wrong even if the whole world is telling otherwise
Well least you are a bunny?
Okay i have a thing with transformation
Huh. I'm attempting to create a game to do the same as this.
For some reason, I love to torment the player character... Maybe my dickish nature shines brightest in a lense of an omnipresent entity.
@@n-extrafries-surprise hey its okay
The Ultimate McNugget Nagi you attention seeking
The meaning of this game did nto escape me for a moment, as it's very relatable. My last day at work was spent crying in a corner for 4 hours, taking a lunch break, and then crying again. But I was at the job for just 3 months. I don't know how anyone ever manages to last longer when they treat you like this. I also had constant searches for assumed theft which ensures you know that they don't trust you even a tiny bit. Being fired was something I really feared, but once it happened it was like someone turned on a light. I'd been freed... And then I went to the doctor for anti-depressants. I'm not okay, but I'm a lot better than back then. I'm glad this game was made. And I hope people realise how accurate this is.
Tails Clock Same thing happened at my first job. Made me want to never work again. But I worked several jobs after that and found myself with some really kind people. It gets better. It really does against all odds. It hurts to see there are other people who went through the same thing, especially the creator of the game.
Hope you're doing well homie.
Player: *misses*
Me: *anxiety attack*
Same... Since I don't even know what happens if you're too late to kill them...
frg
these soundtracks though.. terrifying
i love it
It almost syncs with the character walking which is quite immersive in my opinion
One of the "songs" at the end was litteraly just the sound of someone crying with some wierd chanting in the background.
Ethan Holman-Lough ho we are the same thing
I wonder who composed it. It sounds so ominous it kind of reminds me of the gigyas tracks.
@@marca.3111 the composer is named in the credits
This is something all too familiar to most anyone who has ever worked in a company. The boss is always friendly at the start, giving you a false sense of security and allowing you to feel comfortable in the beginning. However, eventually that façade is exchanged for a very different one than you were used to at the start and you are singled out. I had a boss who used to single me out and even yelled at me infront of the other workers. If it hadn't been for a few kind-hearted and sweet ladies who encouraged me to keep my chin up and allowed me to confide in them, I would have quite within the month. Eventually, said boss would focus her negativity onto the new hires and I couldn't help but see myself in each one who came and went... It was almost soul crushing. I'm glad I didn't stay with the company for too long. I still keep in touch with the people whom I was close with and liked, but it's sad how little your worth seems to be in the work place most of the time. Our boss cared very little about our needs and really only saw us as numbers and hamsters running on wheels to keep everything working...
I’m sorry that you went through this, but don’t suggest that this will be your experience if you work in any company. Most are fine, just avoid retail. Bosses aren’t evil, they’re in leadership positions because they’re recognised as being good at both facilitating and motivating their subordinates in order to do the work.
Everybody gangsta until LONG RESTROOM
The crying sequence literally made me start crying. I’m a trauma victim, so, maybe I’m soft
I wouldn't know, probably not? I've never personally dealt with the issues the creator had when making this game, so unfortunately (or fortunately? no idea) I literally cannot relate to whatever trauma or problems they had while this game was being developed. I've heard people say the crying in the labyrinth made them sick or cry themselves, but it just annoyed me more than anything else since it's really just the Bugs mimicking actual cries, and I've been around enough little kids and their crying to just be aggravated when I hear someone crying without knowing the cause of it.
Not to say that I'm tough or anything, because it IS still disturbing, it probably just doesn't affect some people as much because not all people can relate to depression or trauma in general and/or have seen enough to just be numb to it.
its all good
@@mrreyes5004 honestly, I can understand that. Certain types of crying (such as babies, young kids, toddlers, ect) make me literally wanna punch a wall or like, no kidding claw at myself. I have shitty sensory issues in relation to my Aspergers that im like, 90% sure is the cause of my overblown reactions, but like, i get what ya mean.
For me, though, I VERY RECENTLY had a breakdown during an arguement with my parents over stupid stuff, and the crying in the labyrinth reminded me of how i cried in my room. That gross kind of yell-cry, then that choked up bit where you THINK its over, until it all floods back out again. Thats what i heard from it, my own gross crying.
I think thats why it stabbed me, and many other people, in the heart. They, perhaps, heard themselves crying.
That being said, i totally understand what you mean. Typically the sounds of crying just annoy the crap outta me, but i guess the context of the game kinda...... made it a bit more..... fitting, perhaps
Its not because ur soft, its more because a cry of some sort can maje people get disturbed
Ah, yes
Bobbert's lost daughter
Bobbette
What's the thing about the name? Saw similar comment in other videos too, still don't get it. (:з」∠)
@@agcat6687 Basically Bob or Bobbert is the name that Alpha chooses most of the time for its characters. And now, when he picked a female character in the begging he called her Bobbette
@Zack theCraz Yes, the caracter seemed like a female, but ended up being a male. The picture fr the save file shows it.
46:36 "Built with RPG Maker 2003"
Wow, i never notice that this game was made by RPG maker until credit
Well rpg maker made other of my favorite games
The sounds kinda gave it away for me
And the transition to a new room/map
I knew it as soon as I saw the title screen. RPG maker has a very generic title screen menu that's in just about every RPG maker game.
I noticed it was made with RPGMaker right away, but damn. Never thought it'd be the same version Kikiyama used to make Yume Nikki.
RPG Maker 2003 games are actually capable of handling completely custom title screens, but a lot of games resort to just using the default one. It's entirely possible though.
Gotta say, the transition going through a door is a little painful to the eyes.
It didn't bother me at all
Agreed.
The pixelation effect there IS a bit jarring, but i do believe its somewhat of a default thing for older RPG Maker? Yume Nikki (and Yume 2kki) use it, thats all I really know
Came back to this in a better headspace. Still makes me very sad.
The ending music especially. It reminds me of respite well needed, but only temporary. More bad things are coming, so this rest is bittersweet.
I'm glad mitchell is doing well. That makes my heart feel warm. As another person with similar issues, I wish him only the best from the bottom of my heart.
And to anyone else out there, please, for the love of all you hold dear, hang in there.
Bun With A Gun: The Game.
That would be Animal Village. Google it.
That would be DYS. Or Rxcovery. Though Swords are better for Ezo in Rxcovery. I'd stick the guns on Lyubova.
_"She knew what that sandwich had in it."_
I felt that
Jill Sandwich
It better be a BLT
I don't get it. What was in it?
@@lucyanne9626 No clue, but it killed her, didn't it? And she knew it would...
The thanos *feel*
does this game have multiple endings? I see the protagonist pick items like the " I love CCC Badge", coins... the car key (which we all get to see where it goes) I mean... you could have stolen Honoree's car? right? or how about the final chat with the CEO on your PDA? it looks like each of the answers can lead to different endings?
Some else said it before, but if you leave as soon as you can you go straight to the ending at the end of the video. As they said, "The only thing keeping you there is yourself."
I'm real curious about what would happen if you don't stick the sticker on the infant's leg. It seems implied that the protag is sticking the sticker on themself in the past, which might mark them in some way.
This game looks like it was executed pretty darn well! One thing I noticed right off the bat was the sound-reliant combat system, which may have taken influence from the game Enemy Zero, as well as having themes similar to Silent Hill, Afraid of Monsters & Cry Of Fear, the latter two of which took heavy inspiration from the former. The artwork is also reminiscent of games like Pokemon & Sweet Home, among others. The soundtrack was really good for what it set out to do, and the gameplay seems unique for an RPG Maker game!
I'm glad this comment included Cry Of Fear and Afraid Of Monsters, those games really needed more recognition
Ive NEVER seen a game with a full soundtrack before thats utilized voices for the "instruments"
Other than OFF, but in OFF its only a few songs that do that
I mean I like the good ol chanting as an instrument. Mainly refering to that one part of 'Fake Orchestra' but the use here and as you said like in Cry of Fear? Disturbing as it is intended.
at 29:30 you can clearly see that there's a giant bug silouette as it gets shot. Creepy!
Ketrai BE From that point of the game on you see the outlines of what you’re shooting
I could see the outline MUCH sooner than that
the face looks like its erased, the arms look skinny and they dont look very healthy
the monster one looks like the red meatball in doom, except its fatter and scarier
The same on 16:15
Oh man, glad you finally did a nocommentary playthrough of this, this game needs more attention, it's very well made.
The ambiance is tough, that’s a great work.
18:56 You ever get so bored at work you just electric boogaloo down the hallway?
Yay, Mouth Sweet! I'm so glad to see this getting more attention!
I never understood why it didn't take off back in 2016, when it was made.
I never understood that either.
Not much exposure i suppose, marketing is really important for anything!
not much exposure possibly but also might've just been the depressing aspects turning people off
@@prcervi You are right, better analyzing it, actually, the game is not creppy, but rather wierd in my opinion, leaving the player and viewers more confused than scared, so that's maybe why it didnt reach the horror niche, and whatever niche it fits in, it's propably not much popular among most people
Wait, in 2016?
I hope the creator is really in a better place now like they hope at the end of it.
what would happen if you said your name was Haas
Sadly, the script doesn't change. You still get told your name is 'Haas', not 'Haas'. And your character complains that their name is really 'Haas.' Kind of spoils the tone a bit.
Man, this actually hit me real hard, having had similar experience and all.
Wishing all the best to the creator.
I will be honest, i really had difficulties in keep watching the video in the "fleshy" labirint section. Those incredibly disturbing cries in background weren't just creepy, they were really making me feel sick for some reason.
There is a link between mind and body. Being disturbed enough can manifest as physical symptoms, i.e., pain, nausea, dizziness, ect.
People find it enjoyable to watch others enjoying themselves, because psychologically our brains sort of mimic what we see others are feeling, if that makes sense. I'm wondering if your negative reaction might be a due to a similar mechanism, only the other way around. You hear distress, therefore you become distressed.
It's pretty strange. It's not the first time i hear a disturbing cry in a horror game, and definitely not the first time i see a disturbing thing in one... it's the first time i feel like that ._.
@@Red_Blade Maybe it's more unsettling because according to the game's lore, it isn't actually a person crying, but a monster mimicking the sound of someone crying.
@@grantm.9109 i suppose so...
me: ok, its normal music
4:59 :
me: A
the music in this game is gorgeous, wow. but the crying.. it sounds so real. it's like there was no actor and the cries were genuine. it's kind of beautiful.
Can’t hit what you can’t see, but no one mentioned hearing
The invisible monsters are an enemy stand
Ho Ho so you have a stand too now it's TIME TO MEET YOUR FATE JOTARO
NOOOO
Nani stando?
It’s not the world, JoJo, it’s the OFFICE!
Just A Dio Who's A Hero For Fun Oh God, this thread is full of normies and IT HURTS
Wow, the whole game was incredible. But that ending was beautiful.
Me: "Man, I fucking hate my current job. Maybe I'll quit"
This game:
The soundtrack at 27:00 is really good :) (besides the screaming) definitely gives nostalgic vibes
This is so dark, yet so beautiful and meaningful. Mitchell, you are amazing, and I hope you have a better life.
with a little bit more polishing, this game has super great potential! you can tell the developer had some serious issues, and i think that's just the mark of a good game, honestly...
edit: holy shit, i just saw the ending dialogue. man, poor guy. I hope things can look up for the developer. I struggled with similar issues for a whole lot of my early teenhood. This game hit VERY close to home.. unlike other horror games, i couldnt just sit through it.
I left one of my jobs after having a candid conversation with one of the managers (I had long stopped giving a shit and no longer feared them like other people did after I took the risk and talked to them like a real person would) talking about how the store and the chain in general was failing and he got actually personally ANGRY about that. He was a new hire compared to the rest of the managers, most of who I know knew the state of the store and how we barely operated every day.
So like a bunch of shit in my head clicked about how the managers all acted. Like how they'd pretend everything's fine, their extremely odd behavior when another employee threatened my life, their priorities being fucking wack, weird shit like that.
Like this game kept coming back up in my head time to time. These people were dead in the head and the soul. Something with people I knew was horribly wrong and completely alien to me. So same day, I finally decided I had enough shit and left. I wasn't scared, I just couldn't take these weird ass broken people anymore. It was killing me.
The place held me hostage before because I had friends there. People I liked. But really over the years I came to see people as a venus fly trap, time vampires. Like I realized after I left that people are just so.... flighty. Like what really was a friend in that place? People had friends to survive day to day, not because they wanted it. That said I still keep in contact with a few.
25:40
anyone who's worked a shit paying job with ridiculous ours, ridiculous amounts of work and a micro managing boss that uses the fact that you're desperate for the money and need this job as a way to motivate you to bend to their ridiculous expectations in the work place knows exactly how this scene feels. Psychopathic bosses that act all nice and buddy buddy with you but then turn around and cut into you with their forked tongues... I've been there before...
the crying part is the most disturbing part of this game honestly
I feel this has alot of Killer7 influence when speaking about the invisible monster idea
i was gonna comment this.
More like Enemy Zero
"i've had it with this place. i'm going home"
> checks time; 12 minutes left in the video
"wuh oh"
This game gets to me in a way that literally no other horror game can. Monsters, murderers, and spooky houses pale in comparison to the idea of working a horrible dead-end job that you despise with every fiber of your living being. Of getting up every morning and dreading going to a place filled with miserable people, mind-numbing tasks, and no prospect of things getting better or ever feeling anything resembling joy again. Wasting your life telling yourself that you need the job, that its an obligation, that there's no guarantee there's anything better and that things will only be worse when you leave.
I worked a job that made me feel exactly like that and quitting that job was probably one of the best decisions that I've ever made in my life. This game made me relive those feelings and for that I have to commend the creator for making something so potent and impactful. Plus I really liked the hare/bunny asthetic with the workers.
by the end it looked like it transitioned from game boy to SNES(graphics reminiscent of super mario RPG) and its majestic.
And i feel you mitchell, i hope things get better for all of us.
The sounds of screaming randomly in the background music startled me when your character was in the CEO's office.
When I realized they took two bullets... I was honestly scared.
I'm going to assume that "Mouth Sweet" is an anagram for something significant, because otherwise it makes no sense as a title.
But I can't come up with an anagram that makes sense. Theme Out SW? West Moth EU?
Maybe it's a metaphor?
You put sweets in your mouth.
I think it stands for YEET DA JEEP
The game page on itchio says "mouth sweet, belly bitter" so maybe it's a bible reference? "And he said unto me, Take it, and eat it up; and it shall make thy belly bitter, but it shall be in thy mouth sweet as honey." I'm too lazy to figure out how that might apply to the game's themes though.
Isn't it because the characters are sweet talking to you ?
It is also written on the toilets walls.
Hey... can we please find out what happened to the dev... I want to know if they are ok
"This game may attempt to erase your identity"
Eh, I've gone through worse than that.
This is honestly the most dark and beautiful game I've ever seen. The message, the art style, the gameplay, I could write about it for hours i think. I started binge watching these Alpha Beta games to get inspiration as I've just begun making an indie horror myself, and if I make something half as powerful as this, I will consider myself a job very well done. I hope you're doing ok, dev. You seem like a wonderful person, and this world doesnt deserve to lose you
The new cucumber quest game looks nice
"You black out" and then the Squarespace ad with Oscar the Grouch. XD
1:40 This part really hurts, I've been in that position more times than I can count
Let me guess, you have a "foreign" name?
@@Quenlin No I'm transmasculine, for a very long time my name wasn't legally recognized so I was forced to go by the dead one at jobs and other things
@@kennynitro17 What's in a name, rose by any other name, just as sweet, etcetera.
Rian Quenlin I know that feeling. Really sucks for all the people with “foreign” names who get insulted for it.
@@obsidironpumicia4074 Okay Obsidian Pumice
That gunplay must've been inspired by Killer 7 with the invisible enemies and stylish aiming and shooting yet still being terrifying
"That company really didn't last much longer, and Honoree was safe. A place where death is so common really doesn't go unnoticed, huh?"
I really hope Mitchell sees all these comments and feedback on the game- something about it really gets under my skin, especially the dialogue. Even if they might possibly see it as nothing but an embarrassing affair now, it's really intriguing what art results from such tumultuous emotions.
Really fascinating game, all things considered!
Okay it's driving me nuts. When Haas has you cut the cake, what is the "cake"? I can't make heads or tail of it in the close up. From far away it looks like someone under a sheet, but what is the closeup of?
*takes her phone and holds it at arm's length, tilts her head*
Oh. Its a body. With a line down its abdomen. Oooh. Carry on xD
@@angelicambyence Yes, it is a corpse or a body.
For some strange reason im comming back to watch this game again.
Words from developer that he tried to suicide multyple times has got me, its trully sad to know it, but trying to end your life is not a key to this situation.
My friend almost got himself dead while tryng to suicide jumping from a bridge, lucky he survived and okay now. Im visiting him every Day to sooth him.
Just ask your friends for help, and your life Will be much better
Alpha: my is going to be bobbette.
AI game: Sorry. I'll need ur real name.
Alpha: oh no! What other name can i put!? This is my Doom!
The music is awesomely disconcerting, I love it.
And then the world got pulled into a suplex a few years later.
Really hope the maker of this game pulled through it all.
Wow , gotta love the chanting and screaming in the background
CEO music SERIOUSLY caught me off guard
26:00 its a song of mystery, anger, fed with his worker crap. Nice music to capture that moment.
Yes! I played this game and loved it! Wanted to remember the name so bad thank you for playing!
Yes! I absolutely love this game, such a hidden gem that I wish even more people played
oh my god this was an emotional ride for me, the crying sequence really got to me
I never had a C.C.C. to deal with, but the warehouse job I worked for three months last year left me feeling a way that this game's ending helps with. Time doesn't work right for me anymore, and I'm terrified my next job will be as miserable as the warehouse work - but the possibilities _are_ exciting. I'm glad to hear that the creator's still doing well, also. I shivered at the "2018" stamp at the end there, knowing what all's happened in...hell, even just the last few months. Hoping things have been better for them since this.
There is just something so cathartic about that "SAVE" sound effect.
have to admit, this was in every sense of the word, unnerving i was absolutely confused as hell in some parts, and honestly, it left me wondering, what the heck is with the C.E.O? and why did said C.E.O sound like a semi-malfunctioning machine? what the heck were those "bugs" the other workers kept mentioning? and how is it this company kept itself alive with all these deaths that happen like its just freak accidents of nature that occur commonly?? very interesting game either way.
I hope the creator of this game is gonna be alright.
From what Ive heard, he's been active on his Patreon and on Twitter. I hope hes doing better too though
@Mouna Moussir this game was made 4 years ago, so im pretty sure they are doing a lot better at this point. Other than that, i dont really know
Creepy where is eveybody elses car in the carpark??🤔great game thanx love this channel always excited to see to new and diff veriety of games you bring us unlike the boring copycat channels that somehow get millions of views bleh not my thing.🤗🤗
The things u shoot have bodys if u slow it down u can see them
Imma test that.
SO THAT'S WHAT THE FLASH OF WHITE IS!
It's their bodies!
Yeah its weird
Oh god. Yeah. They do. It's horrid. Only appears for one frame though. Had to use x.25 speed
@@kaliyanelson6106 i can't see iiit
How do i see it? I'm just dumb? :"(
I like the audio when you save your game
What is the music name? It's like a mix of fear and the calm ocean.... I wanna try it
The sound design is so good.
The scene of talking to the CEO at 4:50 with the guy sounding cheerful as LOUD SCREAMING is going on in the music is intense.
Out of topic but these kind of vids are my comfort videos to distract myself from doing bad stuffs to myself. Thanks
Wow reading the title of this brought back a couple memories. I don't remember much, but I feel such a fond nostalgia just looking at the title screen. I hope I can remember more. I must have really enjoyed this. It seems my style.
I feel this big connection with it, but I just cant remember why... I think I got sucked in because of how I was always kind of morbidly curious. I want to know what i saw in this so bad.
...I'll finish tomorrow I'm feeling a bit sick. I dont remember why though. I just cant remember and its frustrating.
i love how rpg maker games are some of the scaryest due to how simpistic it is and how it depicts you was a spectator to whats going on and you want to help them
The combat system got me hooked! Thanks for the upload. And I do hope the creator of this game is doing/feeling well.
Quitting a thankless job really can be liberating and, well, exciting. If you feel your soul crushed and the years "just slipping away" as it says, don't hang on just for the sake of it.
Try to re-orient and then quit when you have new prospects.
Best choice of my life.
Wow. My name is Mitchell, and July 2016 was the worst month of my life, to the point I had considered suicide. That's bizarre. Also I'm doing much better now, so not to worry!
Don’t mind me, just looking for the good time stamps.
I guess we've all been to that dark place, Mitchell.
0:10 *"erases my identity"* oh not again. This happens every Tuesdays.
You may have seen and faught so many horrendous looking monsters!
Good thing is, you can see them!!! What about if you can't?
Then the real horror enters the chat! 😈
ahhh thanks for the reminder to play this game, since I'll still have it on my PC.
I can feel what he felt from years ago, I'm glad he’s right now
Getting serious Killer 7 vibes from how the enemies are invisible and can only be killed when you change into first person. Love it.
Games can be art
This is so terrifying and relatable; maybe it's the personable message at the end, maybe it's the more widespread understanding of mental health concerns these days, maybe it's something else entirely, but this game is definitely something special. It makes me feel less alone in the world...
So my questions after this are
What was in the sandwich that Vivienne ate?
What was the significance of the sticker on the ankle of the baby? (Clearly it was the person themselves but what beyond that?)
Is Mitchell alright? What's the status on them? 2016 was a while ago.
Wild guessing on my part, but, maybe it has to do with giving the baby a set gender identity, as in, you literally "label" it? That is if you interpret this game from the perspective of a trans person (the theory lies in the beginning when they refuse to call you by your preferred name and the bathroom scene). And considering this has autobiografy elements (maybe the whole thing is a surreal retelling?) the creator could be expressing the pain that came with having the wrong label when born, so that's why the baby starts crying?
The only part about it that I don't agree with is the trans part. Not because I disagree with being trans, but because we just simply don't know the Creator of the game beyond the name "Mitchell" and their final message about being generally suicidal.
I'm not saying it's not plausible, I just don't want to make any hard assumption based off of it without confirmation.
@@Like236 I feel more like it's about sealing their own fate or something.
I don't have any clue of any trans thing since we don't know much about the creator.
@@silverdededestruction2197 Hm I got that idea from another commentator, but you're right we really don't know. Maybe the label is just the simply act of degrading someone or giving them a set identity they don't agree with? In any case it's tied to the horrors of working in an establishment that doesn't respect you and treats you like a tool, so any interpretation is possible.
@@silverdededestruction2197 True, anything is possible. Looking at other comments it's possible that it more likely ties with the theme of depression or just losing your identity, because the key theme of the whole game is working in a hellish and inhumane company.
I really like the ambient soundtrack of this game , reminds me a little bit of Silent Hill ^^