There's something anxiety inducing in a game where you have a "make sound" button and don't use it constantly. It's like the video version of popcorn. You're not hungry but you eat it.
i love how the our main character here is just on a casual stroll even when a demon is right behind him. if it was me i'd cycling like i was in the olympics
It's also used interchangeably for graveyards and graves, so I've heard. In this case it could mean any or perhaps all of these definitions. Although I've heard Tuonela as an afterlife is much less terrifying than what's shown here, merely being a quiet place where the dead sleep peacefully for eternity, and it's the only place the dead go, whether they were good or evil in life. It reminds me of one of the first ideas of an afterlife from certain neolithic peoples, where there was one singular afterlife that all the dead shared. I wonder if they're at all related, given that Lithuania, a nearby neighbor of Finland and Estonia, is said to have changed little demographically and linguistically since the time of the proto-indo-europeans.
My theory on this: Before we proceed, the story is centered around finnish mythology. The man committed manslaughter; killed the woman recklessly, without it being his intent. In Finnish mythology, if there was nobody to envisage the actual moment of death, the soul of the deceased was bound to roam about restlessly and haunting could be expected, too. Also in Finnish mythology, the soul of the person disconnects from the body through violence or harm, therefore the soul of the man was released from his body (due to him being harmed by the accident), so he isn't necessarily dead but simply disconnected from his body, allowing the woman to take revenge (since both of their souls were released in the process). The woman was luring the man's soul into Tuonela(Tuonela is the realm of the dead or the Underworld in Finnish mythology), torturing him in the process. When the player finally reached Tuonela, it seemed as if the woman gained total control, which justifies the reason she was luring him to that place. The woman then attempted to proceed with her torture until death said "enough" as she surpassed her limits by bringing a living person's soul into Tuonela to carry on with her torture. The soul was then released thanks to death and was able to escape back to the overworld into his own body, thus waking up. (btw when death said "you do not belong here" it's because the living isn't allowed in Tuonela. Shamans (living humans) were able to enter Tuonela by falling into a trance and tricking the guards)
So it's a allegorical story about a man coming to term with his crime. The ghost woman = his victim obviously. The way she suddenly pops up out of the shadow in her first chase was him tying to justified the sudden, inescapable situation, that it wasn't entirely his fault. The man and his demon car = Him and his car, with the car turned monstrous as it was really his tool for the manslaughter. The ghost cyclists = his view on cyclists in general. The way the game deliberately makes them annoying, often swerving in front of his bike is again, trying to justifiy his own action and victim blaming, that they often gets in the way and endanger everyone. The Skull God = Death itself. The fact the accident did indeed claimed the lives of the woman and not him mirrors the the way it snatch the ghost away and let him leave.
This is a great example of how to convey a story almost entirely through gameplay, cool game. Also, I honestly would love a whole game just centered on PS1-style night biking, the ambience before things get spooky is so nice
I have a similar idea, but instead of night biking, your night jogging. This is based off my own experience when I used to jog during the night. Usually I try to just focus on keeping my breath steady and endure for 3 miles. However, there were some instances that I couldn't help but think that someone could be watching me in the dark, filling me with a sense a fear, uncertainty, and dread, even though I knew the neighborhood I live in is a safe one. And I also thought hey, this sounds like a good idea for a survival horror game. And instead of spirits and demons though, your being stalked by a masked murderer. You would have to rely on your both sight, headlight, and ears to determine if the killer is pursuing you, near, and is planning the strike. He wouldn't running after behind per say, but more like hiding where its dark, like the darkness between houses, or in the tall grasses of an undeveloped area, tall trees, basically anywhere that neither street lamps or outdoor house lights shine. You could avoid being intercepted and killed by sprinting, or taking a different direction. But at the same time, you also got to take your stamina and breath into consideration, as if you sprint too much, you'll lose your breath, stamina, which will cause you to slow down, which might leave you vulnerable. Perhaps difficulty could be determined by the amount of miles you run, and the location. The more miles you run, the more your breath and stamina you need to save, and more sparingly you need to use your sprints. Locations could include a (mostly) safe neighborhood, a park, or a forest trail where there are mostly no lights. That's the basics of what I had in mind. While I don't know how to make an actual game myself, it would be cool to see the idea come to fruition.
@@yueshijoorya601 I can't help it, have you heard the bell ? "a spooky ghost appears" I better use the bell I borrowed from my sister to cast him away.
Imagine biking like youre in the olympics but the bike in-game is only this fast, if it was me i would have quit 10 minutes into the game and continued to watch brooklyn nine nine
I totally agree! Games that use low pologons for their models tend to heavily focus on texturing, which oftentimes is just pixelated designs. However we tend to use our imagination to stretch the simple design to see a much bigger picture. It's the same explanation why a lot of the old Legend of Zelda characters were very terrifying.
@@Flaresau the sound effects as well are more fiction rather than realism which makes it better it other ways. And you're totally right about the Zelda Characters lol
I always appreciate how Alpha Beta Gamer will make player characters gesticulate. When the player tried to go the wrong way, respawned, and shook their head, I laughed!
@seismicrocket oh? Don't you think those little gestures adds more life to the character he's playing as rather than being a manequin like player whose only goal is to complete the game? But your opinions are yours.
Spoilers!: So to recap, he was never riding a bike, he was the driver all along and he hit her, who was the cyclist, and then he passed out and his mind created this nightmare in response.
@@darknovirst05 I wouldn’t waste your time. There’s literally dozens of great Sonic games out there that are well worth checking out- Megamix, Galactic, Time Twisted, Before the Sequel, After the Sequel, Robo Blast 2- but .exe is just a shitload of creepypasta cliches wrapped up in Sonic trappings, and not even done as masterfully as the NES Godzilla creepypasta.
Let's give ABG a hand for showing us what's behind him when something spooky is chasing him. And for taking the effort to go the wrong way just to see/show what happens.
FINALLY, a well-made game that actually knows how to use P.T. thing without being lazy. Man, one of the few games that actually works with it, and it's a driving game too. Good work, whoever made it.
That's a great horror game right there. PS1 art style done right Great sound design Great atmosphere and cosmic horror The amount of foreshadowing that lead to the twist ending
hmmm, i feel the exact opposite. I can appreciate the work that went into it, and a story is being told, but the game didnt do anything for me. The art style didnt feel like PS1 IMO. It looked very similar to the game Granny. The style felt more like Quake. I did like the story, but I felt no tension or anxiety, and I saw typical horror tropes. I did like the giant tunnel chase, but there was never any real danger at any point in the game.
@@youwatch2muchtv did he? the game instantly starts you off basically right where you died, and i felt no tension in those moments, especially after you restart right where you die every-time you "die"
Even when you're running from terror, gotta keep an eye on that burger. 12:30 It's a horror game, but we still gotta tell you when you're going the wrong way, bro.
I know this is intended to be a horror experience, but the area I used to live in looked very similar to this. Watching this was peaceful and reminded me of home. *ding ding*
That gal did not waste any time going from being the victim of a hit and run to being a vengeful ghost. Also! I genuinely did not expect that ending, so well done on the developer!
@@enidanni3919 Thanks, I went to the doctor today and found out I have covid. I gotta quarantine for 10 days but for the most part my symptoms are barely there just feels like the regular cold/flu
eldritch beings really wanted that burger. the skull at the end looks suspiciously like the logo of baldurs gate, bhaal or something. and i think i pieced the story here, you're being tormented by the spirit of the biker you hit with the car.
I'm the same too I always press the bell of my bike to make some noises and calm my nerves when i ride my way home, I have a night shift work and i always ride my bike. My shift ends at 3am. I know the feeling of riding a bike alone in the middle of the night.
There's something so soothing about it, the combination of ambient sound and the sizzle of the chain wheel. Really makes me feel at ease (I say that with 3:17 minutes into the video)
I hope your channel becomes more popular because your content is great and the way you play games is almost cinematic. i love your channel man keep it up
Reminiscent of the movie “The Machinist” Suppression and repression both voluntarily and involuntary inevitably lead to a psychotic break. Breakdown or breakthrough? Up to you.
Interesting game. Before that last scene I was thinking he had been hit by the car and the demonic spirit chasing him was a reaper trying to collect his soul. After, I'd guess it was the spirit of the girl telling him he's going to hell for killing her.
Slight spoilers, but from 10:20 onward during the car chase...Does the horror music kinda sound like someone distorted the Tim Allen AEUHHH grunt to anyone else?
Man even with the horrible shit going on this video was very ASMR with the beautiful night scenery, the steady treading of the bike tires and that cute ding ding.
Lol at first i thought were just an ordinary teenage or adult riding bike home, and the car ride opposite way caused the accident that killed the girl. As we goin home in that road, she eventually haunted us. And the ending where she about to pull us to hell, i thought maybe were innocent person so that reaper didnt let her do so and let us back. But silly me, the plot at cutscene directly said were really the killer :^) wtf
I like this. It does not rely to heavily on one sort of mechanic or repetition. The changing of things keeps the interest but not only that, the lack of any real dialog lets the player interpret the story in their head rather than laying it out. This feels like Twin Peaks of walking horror simulators.
Man! This gem basically puts to shame almost every big budget horror game of the last 10 years! Glad to see the spirit of the old Silent Hill games still alive and kicking ;)
just sharing. when i was in 2nd grade(i was 6-7 y/o), we moved in a town 7 towns away from my hometown. ofc im the new kid. but one time, when i can't find my service on the parking lot, i decided to walk home because it's just one long road and few turns. but my classmate, whick i find fascinating (hehe), coincidentally that her house is just few meters away from the school. but after that, we separated. as I'm walking, ofc I'm little scared. but when i first turned, i feel heavy on my back and my feet are getting weak. note that after the second turn, the side of the road are tall bushy thingys. and i remember that when i came home, it's already dusk. but my parents seem to didn't notice, like I'm already home few hours earlier. but when i peek to d window, it seems it's still bright. after that, i just watched tv and eat biscuits. few hours later, we ate dinner. and after that, it seems that i got déjà vu. but the outside is dark. if you read until the end, thank you.
"Damn, this is one helluva burger!" In all seriousness, this is one well-made game. Absolutely immersive atmosphere. It's gorgeous, in a way (the full moon, the slight rustle of the trees, the creak of the bicycle tires, the cheery bell rings), up until the skies turn red and the darkened roads, of course. Jumpscares not over the top, just nice to give players that unsettling feel. You frequently look behind your shoulder as you cycle your way home. For some reason, "Too Fast, Too Fries" comes to mind.
The game's plot is excellent in its telling and the little details. Obviously, you expect the story is that the old geezer in the car ran over the girl and now her vengeful ghost wants to punish them and cause you to suffer the same fate because all ghosts are a-holes, but as you perform the loop over and over you see new details and the death screen's "Not yet" is so meaningful. The jumpscares are actually good, looking back at the scary stuff makes it harder to survive just like how it is on a bike, and the reveal at the end makes a ton of sense. King Yama or Death himself saving the player gives us a maybe haunted, maybe mundane answer that it's all a guilt dream of an old geezer dealing with the realization they've run over a kid at night.
Just remember folks what your Uber Eats driver have to go through when they're delivering your McDonald's at night
mcdonalds hamburgers are flaccid lol
Uber eats driver? Sounds scary
@@JousCroe damn, you right tho
@@tormentor2285 not the point
@@JousCroe can't believe ubers are cannibals smh 😞
I like how even when he's dodging the ghost of a murdered biker, he still takes the time to ring his bell
There's something anxiety inducing in a game where you have a "make sound" button and don't use it constantly. It's like the video version of popcorn. You're not hungry but you eat it.
@@BaldingSasquatch nice fallout new vegas reference
Everyone knows ringing a bell keeps away evil spirits! Maybe!
U can ring my beellllllllllll ring my bell ring a ding a damn bike bell ding
*ding-dings the fuck outta here*
i love how the our main character here is just on a casual stroll even when a demon is right behind him. if it was me i'd cycling like i was in the olympics
You: *"I'M FAST AF BOY"*
I wouldn’t even dare look back I’d pedal till the pedals broke off and if the pedals broke off I’d be screwed XD
@@BearableMonk075 Use your legs
@@then00brathalos I mean if there was a goddamn monster chasing me and my bike is broken I’d be running faster than marcel Jacob’s
Passing those taking part in the Olympics
For those wondering, as per Wikipedia, "Tuonela is the realm of the dead or the Underworld in Finnish mythology."
So you ride this bike to get to the sauna 2000 lol
Interesting.
@@lazercatto considering you are playing as the biker(in the driver nightmare), it makes sense.
@@ags8507 that bloody bicycle in the early vid might be a clue
It's also used interchangeably for graveyards and graves, so I've heard. In this case it could mean any or perhaps all of these definitions.
Although I've heard Tuonela as an afterlife is much less terrifying than what's shown here, merely being a quiet place where the dead sleep peacefully for eternity, and it's the only place the dead go, whether they were good or evil in life.
It reminds me of one of the first ideas of an afterlife from certain neolithic peoples, where there was one singular afterlife that all the dead shared. I wonder if they're at all related, given that Lithuania, a nearby neighbor of Finland and Estonia, is said to have changed little demographically and linguistically since the time of the proto-indo-europeans.
13:23
Noticed the mouse jerk. Never thought the sudden violin sound would make our brave hero get jump scared.
yeah thats a rare sight, abg getting scared :)
That sound...i remember it from another game..mm
@@lukaarroyo9600 you might’ve heard it from ao oni!
@@sh0veit actually no xd, i heard it in a fnaf fan game
@@rgerber in other words. abg is the Junji Ito of playing horror games
I like how ABG keeps checking if his borgr is still in his basket.
My man's got priorities.
Lol else what was all this for if he can't eat his burger when he gets home-
He didn't forgor
I couldn’t tell that was a burger at all until you mentioned it. That looked like a fucking piece of brown paper with blood stains on it…
I mean the game says it was supposed to be a burger, but for all we know it could've been replaced by a bloody skull fragment or bike lamp...
The biggest tragedy of this whole affair is that by the end of it all the burger is probably stone cold with grease leaking through the bag
Shit I remember feeling like this when I was a kid.
When you go home too late and and has to go to some dark streets.
exatcly, but in my case i used to love that because of the adrenaline
Jeishi
@@erick8784 erikku
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My theory on this:
Before we proceed, the story is centered around finnish mythology.
The man committed manslaughter; killed the woman recklessly, without it being his intent. In Finnish mythology, if there was nobody to envisage the actual moment of death, the soul of the deceased was bound to roam about restlessly and haunting could be expected, too. Also in Finnish mythology, the soul of the person disconnects from the body through violence or harm, therefore the soul of the man was released from his body (due to him being harmed by the accident), so he isn't necessarily dead but simply disconnected from his body, allowing the woman to take revenge (since both of their souls were released in the process). The woman was luring the man's soul into Tuonela(Tuonela is the realm of the dead or the Underworld in Finnish mythology), torturing him in the process. When the player finally reached Tuonela, it seemed as if the woman gained total control, which justifies the reason she was luring him to that place. The woman then attempted to proceed with her torture until death said "enough" as she surpassed her limits by bringing a living person's soul into Tuonela to carry on with her torture. The soul was then released thanks to death and was able to escape back to the overworld into his own body, thus waking up. (btw when death said "you do not belong here" it's because the living isn't allowed in Tuonela. Shamans (living humans) were able to enter Tuonela by falling into a trance and tricking the guards)
i like reading it
Tuonela? As in like "Hell", you mean? Sorry, I don't know much about this Finnish folklore
@@shoutamagatsuchi3076 It's more like the Underworld in Pagan culture or the Hades in Greek mythology, basically it's "The realm of the dead"
@@StormDracoX Ahh I see
this is very interesting wow
*Scary spooky scarecrow in the field.
ABG: "Ding ding"
Balls of titanium.
Even the ding is scarier than the whole game
So it's a allegorical story about a man coming to term with his crime.
The ghost woman = his victim obviously. The way she suddenly pops up out of the shadow in her first chase was him tying to justified the sudden, inescapable situation, that it wasn't entirely his fault.
The man and his demon car = Him and his car, with the car turned monstrous as it was really his tool for the manslaughter.
The ghost cyclists = his view on cyclists in general. The way the game deliberately makes them annoying, often swerving in front of his bike is again, trying to justifiy his own action and victim blaming, that they often gets in the way and endanger everyone.
The Skull God = Death itself. The fact the accident did indeed claimed the lives of the woman and not him mirrors the the way it snatch the ghost away and let him leave.
Thank you, resident English teacher.
Great explanation, thanks a lot! I'm always looking forward to this type of comments.
Very well said. I am also grateful for your efforts.
I dont know if that was the creators intent but still a cool theory
>crime
But it was clearly an accident.
This is a great example of how to convey a story almost entirely through gameplay, cool game. Also, I honestly would love a whole game just centered on PS1-style night biking, the ambience before things get spooky is so nice
I have a similar idea, but instead of night biking, your night jogging. This is based off my own experience when I used to jog during the night. Usually I try to just focus on keeping my breath steady and endure for 3 miles. However, there were some instances that I couldn't help but think that someone could be watching me in the dark, filling me with a sense a fear, uncertainty, and dread, even though I knew the neighborhood I live in is a safe one. And I also thought hey, this sounds like a good idea for a survival horror game.
And instead of spirits and demons though, your being stalked by a masked murderer. You would have to rely on your both sight, headlight, and ears to determine if the killer is pursuing you, near, and is planning the strike. He wouldn't running after behind per say, but more like hiding where its dark, like the darkness between houses, or in the tall grasses of an undeveloped area, tall trees, basically anywhere that neither street lamps or outdoor house lights shine. You could avoid being intercepted and killed by sprinting, or taking a different direction. But at the same time, you also got to take your stamina and breath into consideration, as if you sprint too much, you'll lose your breath, stamina, which will cause you to slow down, which might leave you vulnerable. Perhaps difficulty could be determined by the amount of miles you run, and the location. The more miles you run, the more your breath and stamina you need to save, and more sparingly you need to use your sprints. Locations could include a (mostly) safe neighborhood, a park, or a forest trail where there are mostly no lights. That's the basics of what I had in mind. While I don't know how to make an actual game myself, it would be cool to see the idea come to fruition.
@@aaronamerican5187 that sounds rlly cool
@@aaronamerican5187 learn how to
@@aaronamerican5187 Ooo, that would be a great game.
@@aaronamerican5187 that would be a great indie game
This whole video lead to me screaming “EYES ON THE ROAD” over and over at my phone.
hopefully not while you were driving...that would be one hell of a meta otherwise lol
Ok ox. 😫
That scary atmosphere always broke for me whenever that pathetic bell rang, it made me laugh I don't know why
You're laughing. He's being chased by a ghost and you're laughing.
@@yueshijoorya601 I can't help it, have you heard the bell ? "a spooky ghost appears" I better use the bell I borrowed from my sister to cast him away.
@@yueshijoorya601 I love these 🤣👍
it brings joy honestly
"Pathetic bell" made me laugh 😂
Finally a horror game about the most terrible creature of all: people that casually ride their bikes right in the middle of the dang road
Without lights or a safety vest. The worst kind.
Right...!
I do that when I feel sad ;-:
In the middle of the night, no less
@@mr.cryxys9554 um this is soo freaked up that ill need 39 backups rider
The first 3 minutes are so calm and peaceful, almost like an ASMR video.
asmr: riding back home
@@reallyded asmr: riding back home while getting chased by demonic entity
@@klyzer5725 now thats relaxing
This would be great in VR with an exercise bike.
yoooo thats a good idda
losing 200 lbs in one demo
Imagine biking like youre in the olympics but the bike in-game is only this fast, if it was me i would have quit 10 minutes into the game and continued to watch brooklyn nine nine
VR biking needs to be a thing in general, imagine the racing potential.
Maybe some day...
I like horror games with simple game-styles, they honestly scare me more than hyper-realistic ones
I totally agree!
Games that use low pologons for their models tend to heavily focus on texturing, which oftentimes is just pixelated designs. However we tend to use our imagination to stretch the simple design to see a much bigger picture.
It's the same explanation why a lot of the old Legend of Zelda characters were very terrifying.
@@Flaresau the sound effects as well are more fiction rather than realism which makes it better it other ways. And you're totally right about the Zelda Characters lol
i remember i totally played mute on the dark world lol.
😂
feels like the sound track have subliminal messages its kinda creepy.
@@Flaresau Underneath the royal family cemetery was scary as fuck for me as a kid in Ocarina of time
When in doubt, or distress, or persued by all the demons of hell.
Ding Ding like a boss.
😂
15:02 ABG looking back, then immediately driving into a barrier block and being projectiled over it was hilarious.
lmao im snorting so hard at that part. the way he flip over the barricade lol
6:06 I like how he casually pushes the ghost like "get the hell away from my borgir"
"I've got a delivery to do!"
Man: "Why are you tormenting me with visions of my inability to cope with a traumatic event?"
Demonic monstrosities: *B Ø R G É R*
Borgir
@@winabells4206 burgir
@@ChilloutLibrary birgir
Bin chillin
Borger.
I always appreciate how Alpha Beta Gamer will make player characters gesticulate. When the player tried to go the wrong way, respawned, and shook their head, I laughed!
I get annoyed a lot when he does that.
@seismicrocket oh? Don't you think those little gestures adds more life to the character he's playing as rather than being a manequin like player whose only goal is to complete the game?
But your opinions are yours.
14:33
Guy: Sees a giant monster
Also him: *Proceeds to slow down*
when the demonic car was chasing him, I imagine that's how rigby felt in that one episode of regular show
Ello, gov'na
LMAOOO
@@Spazzsticks I AM NOT YOUR GOV'NA!
Thankfully, we were "armed" with a bell.
the most terrifying part about this game is that the more time the demon wastes, the colder the burger gets.
Spoilers!: So to recap, he was never riding a bike, he was the driver all along and he hit her, who was the cyclist, and then he passed out and his mind created this nightmare in response.
@@what.9908 I- are you being sarcastic? Because it’s impossible for anyone not to realized everything that I just pointed out.
@@alphaghoul well sorry i guess...
@@what.9908 wait, didjou delete your comment? Now you’ll just leave people confused.
@@alphaghoul i just gonna tell em lol if i had time tho
@@what.9908 what hapenned?
I never thought racing and horror can be together in one game
*laughs in sonic exe*
@@darknovirst05 Sonic.exe is trash. It’s not scary, and calling it a racing game is a seriously generous overstatement.
@@_ArmIa tbh I’ve never seen it just heard of it, total assumption so glad to be enlightened thanks bro 🤘🏾
@@darknovirst05 I wouldn’t waste your time. There’s literally dozens of great Sonic games out there that are well worth checking out- Megamix, Galactic, Time Twisted, Before the Sequel, After the Sequel, Robo Blast 2- but .exe is just a shitload of creepypasta cliches wrapped up in Sonic trappings, and not even done as masterfully as the NES Godzilla creepypasta.
Beware is another great example! Not exactly horror but it brings a nice creepy touch to the driving stuff
17:55 damn, rode right into the Eclipse from Berserk
I like it, has a bubbly/metallic sound that just makes me feel so at ease, then death comes and ruins the nice sound
Oh dang.
04:48 that man's headbanging just 😂
That part creeped me out
I exhaled, not quite laughed, at that part
It symbolizes him hitting his head into the steering wheel when he crashed
Animation wise it's hilarious
thank you for the headup
@@vsleepycat lol
Let's give ABG a hand for showing us what's behind him when something spooky is chasing him. And for taking the effort to go the wrong way just to see/show what happens.
FINALLY, a well-made game that actually knows how to use P.T. thing without being lazy. Man, one of the few games that actually works with it, and it's a driving game too. Good work, whoever made it.
I love how he continues to ring the bell, even though there are spooky ghosts and killer cars after him.
The bell resonates safety
14:41 love the headshake 😂
Thank you for ringing the bell. It kept the mood light, and friendly
16:18 love how the hellish environment and the anxiety-type song both slowly fade in
The sheer frustration every single time you looked back during a chase, and then died because of it
Knowing ABG, he died on purpose to show us the death scenes. It's a thing you see in a lot of his videos.
0:34 For those who don't know, Tuonela is the Finnish mythology equivalent of Hades.
That's a great horror game right there.
PS1 art style done right
Great sound design
Great atmosphere and cosmic horror
The amount of foreshadowing that lead to the twist ending
hmmm, i feel the exact opposite. I can appreciate the work that went into it, and a story is being told, but the game didnt do anything for me. The art style didnt feel like PS1 IMO. It looked very similar to the game Granny. The style felt more like Quake. I did like the story, but I felt no tension or anxiety, and I saw typical horror tropes. I did like the giant tunnel chase, but there was never any real danger at any point in the game.
@@mcbeav I agree. The "PS1 style" is hardly ever done right.
@@mcbeav I think its scary af
@@mcbeav No danger? He literally died lmao.
@@youwatch2muchtv did he? the game instantly starts you off basically right where you died, and i felt no tension in those moments, especially after you restart right where you die every-time you "die"
Remember kids: Drive with care, *before It's to late* ...
😂
Yes, it's funny to warn people to not commit vehicular manslaughter on accident. (ب_ب)
6:07 finally a protagonist defends themselves!
I love the part when there's a freaky car behind u, and you just to much look back, and somehow u lose control of ur bike, then u crash.
Yea its annoying to the point of dying for unnecessary reasons, it's like he's not even trying, it breaks the immersion somehow
Even when you're running from terror, gotta keep an eye on that burger.
12:30 It's a horror game, but we still gotta tell you when you're going the wrong way, bro.
:O oooo BURGER
Biker: I need to go home
Ghost: You ever watch Groundhog Day?
Game: shows us a monster too creepy to even look at it
ABG: staring at it in cold blood
4:48 Don't know what he's listening to, but the track must be banging
Gta San Andreas theme so with lyrics
Slipknot surfacing
My therapist: Bridge worm is not real it can't hurt you
Bridge worm: 14:38
My school project is to make a game so here I am looking at abg's vids for inspiration
Good luck!!
@@spacehuntress aww thank you, I hope that all your yt ads are skippable ^^
Best wishes
@@HxRDL0GAN thanks I hope that you always get to finish eating your cereal comfortably before they get soggy!!
@@stormyraine2411 Soggy is better
I know this is intended to be a horror experience, but the area I used to live in looked very similar to this. Watching this was peaceful and reminded me of home.
*ding ding*
Game: Noo, you cant play without being scared!
ABG: Haha, Bicycle goes Ring Ring!
When you're being chased, the worse thing you can do is look behind you.......if you keep looking behind you, it will only distract you.
That would be sick with an acid/mushroom trip.
That final sht was dope...
This game was really scary up until the ads abruptively popped out of nowhere ruining the horror.
Get an ad blocker or youtube vanced for android
@@M4pet do you have any specific apps you can recommend? I say this cuz the ad blocker/vanced has ads which defeats the point.
I love how the whole game you kept hitting that bell. Even when you were in Hell.
Literally gets chased by a giant demon, demonic creatures on bikes and a demonic car in a cursed hell tunnel
Dude: *ding ding*
This was creepier than expected but I laughed when she rode past backwards on the bike 😄
Reminds of the time I was riding my bike home in the middle of the night and made the braindead decision to ride along a bike trail with no lights.
That gal did not waste any time going from being the victim of a hit and run to being a vengeful ghost.
Also!
I genuinely did not expect that ending, so well done on the developer!
It's currently 4 AM and I cannot go back to sleep because I have a cold so this video couldn't have come at a more perfect time.
hope u feel better homie
@@enidanni3919 Thanks, I went to the doctor today and found out I have covid. I gotta quarantine for 10 days but for the most part my symptoms are barely there just feels like the regular cold/flu
@@Trinidi. oh that sucks
stay safe and drink alot of water
@@enidanni3919 thank you and yes I've been drinking tons of water and on some meds to help symptoms. I'm just fine 👍🏻
@@Trinidi. when I was seriously ill last year I was also watching ABG video to soothe the pain till 4 am
Me, the entire time: "For God's sake, KEEP THE BURGER SAFE!"
eldritch beings really wanted that burger.
the skull at the end looks suspiciously like the logo of baldurs gate, bhaal or something.
and i think i pieced the story here, you're being tormented by the spirit of the biker you hit with the car.
Either that or he's the spirit/victim of the hit and run
13:24 got you good that little panic
I love when the driver dunks his head on the steering wheel, like, he has driven by so many times now
Lmao
Ay sick bicycle trick tho 9:13
Idk why but i like horror stories that connects with afterlife like youre already dead wandering in hell or somethin
Indeed, it's fascinating cause we don't know what will happen in afterlife.
14:54 this was so funny =)))))
The panic and crashing into a road block
Mannnn if you don’t quit looking behind you and ride that damn bike lmfao
I'm the same too I always press the bell of my bike to make some noises and calm my nerves when i ride my way home, I have a night shift work and i always ride my bike. My shift ends at 3am. I know the feeling of riding a bike alone in the middle of the night.
13:25
"mmm these borgrs look tasty"
ghost: *y o u r c a r e x t e n d e d w a r r a n t y , s i r*
Lol!
I would say you're the best UA-camr to lookout for interesting odd indie game titles.
This would be traumatizing in VR
There's something so soothing about it, the combination of ambient sound and the sizzle of the chain wheel. Really makes me feel at ease (I say that with 3:17 minutes into the video)
Man this guy eats a lot of burgers in one night. Did the burger place perform a ritual to get this guy put into a burger buying loop?
dont give McDonalds any ideas
Man what an incredible story this is really something else
I hope your channel becomes more popular because your content is great and the way you play games is almost cinematic. i love your channel man keep it up
Ngl, the vibration & the loud thumping at 14:41 scared the shit out of me
Reminiscent of the movie “The Machinist”
Suppression and repression both voluntarily and involuntary inevitably lead to a psychotic break.
Breakdown or breakthrough? Up to you.
*Gets chased by bad spirits and Demons*
This Guy: sheeesh *DING DING*
i was glued from beginning to the end. excellent experience!
Interesting game. Before that last scene I was thinking he had been hit by the car and the demonic spirit chasing him was a reaper trying to collect his soul. After, I'd guess it was the spirit of the girl telling him he's going to hell for killing her.
Slight spoilers, but from 10:20 onward during the car chase...Does the horror music kinda sound like someone distorted the Tim Allen AEUHHH grunt to anyone else?
Tim the tool man Taylor here and I’m fucking pissed.
me: riding bike, strange thing: follow me,me: look back
Clever and unexpected scenario.
Man even with the horrible shit going on this video was very ASMR with the beautiful night scenery, the steady treading of the bike tires and that cute ding ding.
Sick visuals, the fleshy car was my favorite!
I liked the giant ghost
Imagine dying in your dream and then wake up and see “Not Yet”
Lol at first i thought were just an ordinary teenage or adult riding bike home, and the car ride opposite way caused the accident that killed the girl. As we goin home in that road, she eventually haunted us. And the ending where she about to pull us to hell, i thought maybe were innocent person so that reaper didnt let her do so and let us back. But silly me, the plot at cutscene directly said were really the killer :^) wtf
I like this. It does not rely to heavily on one sort of mechanic or repetition. The changing of things keeps the interest but not only that, the lack of any real dialog lets the player interpret the story in their head rather than laying it out. This feels like Twin Peaks of walking horror simulators.
I also like that the ending is open for interpretation.
ABG, if you have a bike, I really hope you have mirrors on it. Because my dude, you look back too much.
Wow I didn't expect for that ending ;-; if you gonna think about it, this happens a lot in real life so drive safe guys .｡*♡
Yes I always encounter demons and get sent to hell while driving and get chased by a giant ghost that has mini clones
Man! This gem basically puts to shame almost every big budget horror game of the last 10 years!
Glad to see the spirit of the old Silent Hill games still alive and kicking ;)
GO TO THE BATHROOM, YOU'RE SHITTING YOURSELF
the delivery lad: 6:31
just sharing. when i was in 2nd grade(i was 6-7 y/o), we moved in a town 7 towns away from my hometown. ofc im the new kid. but one time, when i can't find my service on the parking lot, i decided to walk home because it's just one long road and few turns. but my classmate, whick i find fascinating (hehe), coincidentally that her house is just few meters away from the school. but after that, we separated.
as I'm walking, ofc I'm little scared. but when i first turned, i feel heavy on my back and my feet are getting weak. note that after the second turn, the side of the road are tall bushy thingys.
and i remember that when i came home, it's already dusk. but my parents seem to didn't notice, like I'm already home few hours earlier. but when i peek to d window, it seems it's still bright.
after that, i just watched tv and eat biscuits. few hours later, we ate dinner. and after that, it seems that i got déjà vu. but the outside is dark.
if you read until the end, thank you.
You still sound like a kid to me
@@zohaibjamal876 i can adjust my personality sometimes based on perspectives, sometimes i can't control it🤷🏼♂️
@@zohaibjamal876 its 7 years ago
"Damn, this is one helluva burger!"
In all seriousness, this is one well-made game. Absolutely immersive atmosphere. It's gorgeous, in a way (the full moon, the slight rustle of the trees, the creak of the bicycle tires, the cheery bell rings), up until the skies turn red and the darkened roads, of course.
Jumpscares not over the top, just nice to give players that unsettling feel. You frequently look behind your shoulder as you cycle your way home.
For some reason, "Too Fast, Too Fries" comes to mind.
That feel when you run from a demon and accidentally win Tour de France.
Every dream means something.
My dreams:
The game's plot is excellent in its telling and the little details. Obviously, you expect the story is that the old geezer in the car ran over the girl and now her vengeful ghost wants to punish them and cause you to suffer the same fate because all ghosts are a-holes, but as you perform the loop over and over you see new details and the death screen's "Not yet" is so meaningful. The jumpscares are actually good, looking back at the scary stuff makes it harder to survive just like how it is on a bike, and the reveal at the end makes a ton of sense.
King Yama or Death himself saving the player gives us a maybe haunted, maybe mundane answer that it's all a guilt dream of an old geezer dealing with the realization they've run over a kid at night.
damn just let a dude eat his burger already
"The spirits of those before you have come to decide your fate, there's nowhere for you to hide."
Bike bell : ding, ding 🎶