They Turned My Childhood Trauma Into a FNAF Game
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Hello
Developer here!
Thank you so much for checking out the game! I'm honestly super surprised that people like it much as they do, considering the fact that I'm not even aiming to make the games anything grand or super original. I'm just doing it because it's fun, but also to get better experience on game development in general.
Massive props to Wolfdog, who made all of the sound effects and the soundtrack to the game. They nailed each song first try and put a lot of work into the animatronic's movement sounds alongside many others. This game would not be the same without their work! I'm glad you really liked the sounds and music and no doubt Wolfdog will be happy to hear that as well!
The development on Long Hours (the sequel) has been a challenge for me in so many aspects, and I'm really trying my best to ensure its gameplay is well balanced and enjoyable. It won't be perfect, but I'm very happy with how it's been turning out as of lately and I'm hoping people will enjoy it just as much or more than The Awakening.
Great video, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the game!
I’m sure people will enjoy the game. The first game was awesome and really creepy. You got this
so wait, what happens when you abuse the shocker
I'm glad the game is finally getting traction, I remember playing it forever ago and was toughly creeped out. Keep up the good work with your spooky fuckin' puppet men! I look forward to the next game!
What made u choose Greg stuff an animatronic head on mark instead of someone like the elf?
Crossover comment moment.
I'm honestly surprised that the becoming an animatronic and fighting yourself in the last night idea/trope hasn't been used before, it's a nice and super interesting twist.
Yo nice idea, ima borrow it
How is it /trope if it’s never been used before?!!? Hahaha lolzz
Yeah... though honestly, I can't tell if we still play as Mark on that night anyways.
This was supposed to be in One Week At Flumpty's. There were two new characters, Chimp and Champ, with one of them being the protagonist from the first 2 games, and the other one his best friend
@@foxfairchild2458 err... Some tropes can be simply a conceptual idea and not be used at the same time mostly anywhere. There's not too many examples of this one twist -- which is displayed in this one game. So your comment is kind of strange
The animatronics stuffing you in a suit has always been the most crucial element of FNAF & has only ever been verbally incorporated in the lore, so to actually experience it after “finishing” your week is horrifically euphoric! & additionally, the manipulative handling of Blender - a software designed for 3D modelling instead of game building - adds some strenuous weight to the overall experience both atmospherically & aesthetically
Blender actually used to have a game engine, a long time ago already, it was removed as far as i know with versión 2.8 so the creator is probably using at the very least 2.7.3 if not an older one
FNaF 1 & 2 death screens
Night 4 sister location
@@diemarxistischeliga7983 Yeah but those aren't cannon, and we don't see them as they happen, AND we don't fight the previous guard.
@@patpat4937 That didn't kill Mike though.
I can't believe I'm not the only person who had a full on mental breakdown after seeing a bad 3D alien design in a kid's movie. Though for me it was the alien children at the beginning of Space Chimps. And instead of forcing my family to leave a theatre, it was at school and the result was me hiding in the bathroom for 30 minutes before heading back out to brave it, only to then hide under a desk until a teacher called my mom and took me home.
Kind of nice that it's at least somewhat of a universal experience lmao
I wonder how universal it is. I just don't see the horror in it. Uncanniness maybe, but not horror
When I was younger, a lot of older sci-fi stuff scared the shit out of me, mostly because of how weird and uncanny valley-ey their designs were, like this one robot who's name I don't remember. My dad would always show me the trailers to shitty old sci-fi "horror" movies and while I thought they looked stupid they definitely scared little 5 year old me a little bit
As an Australian who grew up in the early 2000s, it felt really weird when Uhyeah had to explain who The Wiggles were.
As an American who grew up in the early 2000s, I can tell you that no matter how aware of something you are, you will always have to explain it to someone.
An an American in the same situation, I'm glad to know about the Wiggles and to recognize the puppets. I honestly can't remember being terrified of them, but I think I liked the look of one of them better than the others. As an adult, *those puppets disturb me greatly.*
As an American who grew up with the show, I have literally 0 recollection of these abominations lol
Same I saw them live once and they're my childhood I own a lot of merch and DVDs lol
American here. I didn’t watch the wiggles too much but I am definitely familiar with them but I thought most people watched them cause my old friends in preschool liked them a lot. I was completely unaware that they were Australian tho, I am pretty sure one of my parents said that they were Italian for some reason and that’s what I thought all these years until this video lol
What alot of FNAF fangames don´t understand is that things with big sharp teeth and blood are not really all too scary.
It´s the things that try and fail to look harmless that are the scariest.
I mean I think it's more on how you present the model. Even though fnafs 4 designs are admittedly very corny when scrutinized, the fact that they lurk in the shadows in the tense gameplay before seeing this huge hulking thing lunge out, paying out the huge build up of tension with one loud screamer is effective. Another example is fnaw, I personally believe the 3rd game does so well to make these goofy models actually creepy with the environment and the different gameplay segments making it so you can't get used to any of the mechanics always keeps you on your toes
@@smollmoth6376 Yeah I remember getting scared actually watching FNAW 3 gameplay, even though it still had that signature shitty PNG look
Yeah. That's the exact reason why so many people find the original Chuck e Cheese animatronics creepy.
monster rat would be the only exception I'd make for this, his design is just really cool despite being so simplistic
The most ironic thing is that that’s what Scott intended when making the original fnaf animatronics. They do look like regular animatronics who could probably entertain kids at day, but they easily look creepy at the same time. Innocent turned creepy.
Of course there are exceptions like fnaf 4 which uses stereotypically horror oriented designs, but it still works. It just depends on how you use it.
9:15 I don't remember for certain but I'm pretty sure using the shocker just makes him go through his phases faster, so the consequence for using it too much is just having to check on him more often, in essence
"The music gets really intense at the end"
My brain: *big red car plays in a minor key*
Toot toot, chugga chugga, big red car
Some quick tips for players from what I've seen in the game.
Jimmy doesn't jumpscare you with too many shocks, but I believe every shock actually makes him faster and more aggressive.
Anthony is almost always faster than Greg. Anthony will always go through the middle and left vents. Greg will go through the right. If you keep one of the vents shut, you only have to check 2 vents instead of 3 which saves precious time. If Anthony is in one vent, you don't need to check the other.
The Figure will always make a sound when entering the vents. It is usually quiet and drowned out by other noise, but you can hear it if you listen closely.
The game gives you lots of leeway with the mask. Animatronics will only jumpscare you at the end of the sequence so you can afford to wait 1 second to seal a vent before throwing on the mask.
Thanks a bunch. Could you give some tips on how to run the game? It doesn't work for me unfortunately.
@@smollmoth6376 I'm not a technical person sorry. Sometimes it takes a few tries for me to open it on weaker computers, but other than that I don't have much else to give you.
Some other hints I just remembered:
It's best to not let Feathersword move at all. If monitored enough, he will never leave the room.
Anthony will always start at the middle vent, then alternate between left and mid. If you shut the middle vent at the start of the night, you might not have to worry about the vents for almost an hour.
You can shock Jimmy even when you have the mask on if someone is in your office. This saves time to deal with the vents.
The figure starts moving at 2am and will usually attack immediately. For night 6 it's important to remember that if you keep one vent shut, you only have to check the other two instead of all three.
from what i know, the in-universe reason as to why you're not supposed to overuse the shock lever is because it essentially powers him, so jimmy just gets faster the more you use it.
I love when games make the previous main character become the villain without their own choice it's a very interesting concept
as someone who had an awful phobia of similar looking dummies as a kid, seeing a horror game nudge near enough this exact fear is amazing. kinda funny i’ve heard people call it irrational though, it’s just the uncanny valley at the end of the day
I also find horror games that utilize childhood fears to be really cool
so all of them...
this includes Garten of Banban.
(a joke, but still wanted to point it out).
That's literally what FNAF was
God someone PLEASE make a good Annoying Orange horror game. I HATED that thing as a kid.
@@Truebro79 yeah isn’t it great?
@@waggieentertainment9387 oh man i sure love buying the overpriced merch of the New hit mascot game: annoying oranges wiggle house of terror which will have a chapter 2 that will release in 2024 march 16 friday 3 pm
Childhood trauma, something that seems like a horror game itself. Looks really cool, great job!
have you ever heard of "little nightmares"?
i've never personally played it, but apparently it's really good
Yes! Little misfortunate has trauma, (you get trauma during the game, I’m assuming) and love that game with all my heart. Games get way scarier with childhood trauma.
wasn't that basically the final sequence in Hello Neighbor 1?
@@daniellecandy4426 I’m confused, one of you is talking about Little Nightmares and the other is talking about Little Misfortune. Which one is better
@@leakdeo I never played it but seems like a good horror game. I headed about little nightmares and the design seems appealing as a horror game.
Abusing the shocker doesn’t increase the time it takes to recharge it, but it does make Jimmy more active as more “power” is added to his animatronic.
I still find it hard to believe that some lines the animatronics say in-game are actually from the show. …That does make me wonder what episode Gregs *”our guests are on their way”* line came from.
"This is starting to hurt my _faaaaace..."_
“No- he disintegrated 🙁”
I guess when thanos snapped his fingers, it really got rid of half of all life. Those puppets are alive confirmed.
The thing that traumatized me as a child was The Brave Little Toaster.
No, not the nightmare clown sequence most people point to.
It was specifically the Jack Nicholson Air Conditioner losing his shit and catching on fire.
What about the junkyard scene?
YESS ME TOO
@@CrazyMatthew-dm5ri
No.
I also didn't appreciate either how dark the song was or how much of a bop it was anyway.
@@Camkitsune oh just thought I would ask about it
OKAY THE AIR CONDITIONER DYING A HORRIFIC AND PAINFUL DEATH WAS NOT NECESSARY AT ALL I vividly remember him screaming in agony as he overheated too. And the junkyard scene of sentient cars being CRUSHED ALIVE????
I especially enjoy games that build off irrational childhood fears such as this. It might be very specific but the uga wuga sketch in the muppet show scared me every time because I thought the green dude was being killed by the purple dudes steam nose, and I think you could make a very interesting game out of that. Hell, I might try it myself if I learn unity or blender
Uga wuga sketch? What???
@@AzureGuardian051 I meant huga wuga. Look it up on here, should be
@@inkyjonin5341 I can understand where you're coming from now.
Maybe Godot?
@@the_stanley5 idk, I currently am working with g develop but I know I can do more on unity and I'll need blender anyways for the midel
When I was around 3-4 years old, my Father decided to dress up as Captain Feathersword for my birthday party. My parents have told me they've never seen a child more scared shitless than I was on that day. Thank you for digging up that memory.
as someone whose childhood phobias were mascot suits and animatronics, the genre of mascot horror seems like it was created just to retraumatize me LMAO. it's kinda a great form of exposure therapy, in a way
I've actually been to that Wiggles museum and remember the uncanny feeling of it. Of course there was the puppet but then there was also the Dino quiet on a swing in the corner. I did love it though.
I have multiple things to say.
1. Now for me, I loved Ice Age 3. It was one of my childhood movies, but as I grew up, things have changed since then and I have found new interest, but now I’m kind of getting back into the series.
2. Not a childhood movie trauma but, when I saw the trailer for NOPE, I was a bit interested in it. But then when I saw the creepiest scene on UA-cam, I then had to go to the bathroom.
3. My childhood fear was the dark.
Which scene
@@jackalanimatronics any scene.
@@DrWellRound funny monke scene
@@uberrex8073 ???
the one where the guy gets eaten by a spaceship and turns into coins or something?
As an Australian who grew up watching the Wiggles, I’m thrilled to hear that not only where they recognisable outside of Australia but have their own FNaF fan game, on top of that it’s actually good and has some unique touches to it
As an American who grew up with the wiggles I TO THIS DAY have "Die dickey Doo dum" (not sure if it's spelled that way but still) stuck in my head. And captain feathersword and Henry were my most favorite characters.
As lgbtq youth I'd like to thank you for the charity event. The Trevor project is an amazing effort that helps many kids so thank you.
Man i missed the franchise based fangames, yeah games with OCs like Popgoes and the sort are great but man to have something like Jolly, Five Nights at Tubbyland, and Five Nights at Wario's again would be nice
Eh the reason why is because of well. Number 1 : you can't get into the fanverse because well copyright. And 2 : Your fangame has a chance of being copyrighted aka dmca (Five nights at Pokémon and mario in ANIMTRONIC horror are good examples of this)
We also have Treasure Island
Those games can’t get you in the Fanverse because they’re copyright. They can also get taken down, for example Jollibee: As Above So Below.
I'm honestly shocked that nobody has made a Doctor Who themed one with the weeping angels/the Silence.
@@error-try-again-later And there is, there is a fangame possibly inspired by Doctor Who's Weeping Angels called Graveyard Shift Nightmare
My childhood trauma as a game:
Wait in the supermarket line while mom goes to grab something
you have to wait 10 minutes and there are various creeps that try to get close to you, you have to fend them off by using your very weak flashlight. Each flash, they get slightly faster, and you have a limited amount of flashes.
you need to fend them off until your mom comes, and Each creep has phases, one is far away, 2 is slightly closer, 3 is close, 4 is slightly closer, and 5 is so close that you can hear their breathing.
The cams would be the super market cams that are hanging in the ceiling, click them for a better view.
The cashier makes a beep sound (passing the food) every 3-5 seconds, and if you stop hearing the beeps, turn around and flash your light at him, since he might get you.
after all of that for 10 minutes, you win! Your mom comes with the extra food and the creeps back off, along with the cashier calming down
@@chugdotpng5120 Good concept!
Every time you look away from the cashier once you reach them to see if your mom's coming, the cashier leans in closer to you and they become more and more distorted the longer you look away until they eventually grab you and drag you out of the store as everyone--looking distorted, disfigured, and disturbing--stares intensely at you.
@@The_Red_Scare the flashes only make him go away a little bit, and that sucks considering you only have about 40 flashes for the entire night.
@@The_Red_Scare Ok, that's good writing.
I love the Pizza Tower soundtrack spreading to every corner of the internet, even fnaf fangame videos.
Songs used that I heard: Funiculi Holiday, and Dungeon Freakshow.
I knew Bloodsauce Dungeon's song the moment I heard it, but the tutorial level? I had to look at the soundtrack in my Steam.
Yes I bought the soundtrack.The amazing folks from Tour De Pizza like Mr.Sauceman and McPig are folks I think are worth buying the soundtrack of the game for.
I loved the Wiggles as a kid! Although I never knew they were Australian lmao. I'll admit that seeing them as a horror game threw me for a loop as I haven't seen anything about them in a long time, but it's also super cool to see!
In terms of childhood trauma, for me it was constant exposure to stuff that aimed to make statues, mannequins and the like scary. For example, I got into Doctor Who as a kid, knew what the Weeping Angels were but had never watched an episode with them in it specifically... And then I saw their introductory episode, Blink. Great episode but holy hell my small malleable child brain was not ready for that. I used to figure they just grabbed their victims or something but finding out they were ungodly fast when you weren't looking and their thing about sending people back in time, on top of seeing their older selves as a result with some basically on their death bed, you can bet 10-year-old me wasn't exactly keen on buying any toys of those fuckers
And not long after, I guess God randomly remembered "Oh fuck, I forgot to instill Automotonophobia into this stupid child, better fix that real quick" before inventing Scott Cawthon to make the games that would scare me with just the idea of being stuck with large, metal non-humans that can crush me like an Oreo cookie if they really wanted to. In particular, the way Bonnie would stare at the camera in the storage room gave me some fond childhood nightmares, and it gave me my first and currently only sleep paralysis experience, lots of fun. To this day I still feel sheer panic around statues of people, mannequins and animatronic mascots alike, absolutely swell
Literally I still get nightmares about the weeping angels. That and silence in the library. Moffat may be a terrible writer of drama but boy is he good at horror
Yikes, I feel you. Like, those were my introductory episodes to Doctor Who. Like I had been told what weeping angels were, but my dumb butt still decided to watch my first Doctor Who episodes (all of them had weeping angels in them) in the dark. Funnily enough, I only checked them out because I was curious. I was not expecting to get sucked into the fandom. Whoops
I'm honestly surprised that nobody has made a Doctor Who themed FNAF game with the weeping angels! Their concept would work insanely well with the typical game mechanics. The Silence would be cool too.
@@error-try-again-later not really in a fangame but the endoskeletons in security breach have a mechanic similar to them where they chase you unless you're looking at them :)
"large, metal non-humans that can crush me like an Oreo cookie" made me giggle unironically and I love it, I wanna use that now
This sounds like a great game for VR.
Do you want people to die of heart attacks??
Yes it would be a great game
Ah yes, give the players *even more nightmare fuel*
On the one hand, fuck yeah, more content
But on the other, I feel way too many people would agree that they're not brave enough to actually play it in VR
@@mackenziewoloschuk7375 I would actually wanna play it in VR, No joke, Someone better make it into a VR Port one day
I remember watching Dawko play this game and I fell in love with it from the beginning. It's such a great game, and a great idea as well to use those real creepy puppets from childhood. I can't wait to see the sequel!
Can we talk about the transition from 14:09 ? That was just beautiful
I was absolutely OBSESSED with Aliens in the Attic as a kid, but I've avoided rewatching it as an adult because it's probably a bit weirder than I remember. But yeah no, those puppets are undeniably disturbing
I'm gonna be honest throughout the entire video I was jumping and getting scared over the smallest things that happened during the gameplay footage you showed. The game seems to be really good at giving a sense of fear and dread even when watching gameplay that has no sound from the game itself.
The Trevor project is an AMAZING charity and it helps so many people in need
Ayyy the Trevor project is based as hell! Too bad you have to play through Garten of Banban for it
I was not expecting a horror game based around some blokes singing about hot potatoes and cold spaghetti
AND fruit salad
And waking up Jeff
Ah man. Cold Spaghetti?
Funny thing: Dungeon Freakshow (the song for the Pizza Tower level Bloodsauce Dungeon) is used in this video. Now I can only imagine what could've been if uhyeah had used Hot or Cold Spaghetti (the songs from the level Pizzascape) instead.
The animation in this game is phenomenal for a fan game, the sequel looks even better from what we see in the trailers, hopefully these games get more attention because they definitely deserve it
Bro, you have to see ice age 3 it’s an absolute cult classic banger🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Completely unrelated to the rest of the video, but as someone who has seen Ice Age 3, you're really not missing much lol The best part of the movie is Buck (the weasel guy, thank you people who replied
His name is buck
The Weasel’s name is Buck, also one of the best characters in Ice Age. (And Momma Dino)
@@danielferrovias long for *opens trunk and peers inside* BUH
I think ice age should have just been the fourth movie because it had pirates
Yes, Buck is the best, Diego being a close second
I had a major phobia of puppets/marionettes as a child, and I'm pretty sure that fear is back now.
The creator of this game series has announced he's cutting out the wiggles for original characters, and the (3) upcoming sequel(s) will not include them.
Which, is honestly fine.
I'll miss Greg's main antagonist schtick, and Feathersword's imposing presence. But I gotta give the creator props for wanting to skirt away from potential copyright issues and wanting to be more original
@Elec.Balloon I'm fine with it too, since the developer said it has been limiting his creativity since the projects began. I'm just glad he's doing what he wants to do. (Even if it's going to further delay the development...)
@@Elec.BalloonNgl, I don't know why the developer of Jollibees didn't remake the games without Jolly and friends
@@turbobist2889"Ah yes, the great Jollibees series, complete with NOTHING FROM JOLLIBEES"
That sounds.......Im not even gonna say it.
GOING INSANE HEARING SPYRO 3 MUSIC!!! Literally my childhood right there. Sunny Villa, right?
This game looks really cool! I hope someone takes this as inspiration and goes the full mile on the real time render fnaf formula. I also would love the real time 3d to be incorporated into the cameras, I have absolutely no idea if this would like fry people's computers, but to be able to move the cameras around like jrs while also having the animatronics actually move around and so you need to pan the cameras would be so cool
If it's well programed there should not be any issues with real time cameras, the cameras would not be rendered all at the same time but the information of what is there is being keep track off, so the game knows where everything is but you need to check the cameras
Fnaf 1 already works like that
One thing that scared the shot out of me as a kid was people in bulky mascot costumes, like Chuck E Cheese and street performers in Vegas.
This was before I even ever encountered FNAF, which my older brother had me play on his phone.
My already existing fear of the dark, bulky costumes, and the fact FNAF is a horror game made me a *very* scared kid at night, to the point of peeing the bed.
Bruh same. Mascots scared the absolute hell out of me, and I still dont care for them. FNaF just justified it 😂
So like fursuits?
I am so glad I never had any wiggles DVDs that featured the puppets.
Right I need everyone to see this because I need to know about this. I have been trying to find any form of video about these puppets for 11 years. It has caused me so much trauma and I couldn’t find it at all. You have genuinely just given me so much closure and made me and all my family laugh are asses of. Thank you so much for this.
I was horrified of Jeff Dunham's puppets because they all looked so uncanny to me. Now that I have a huge love for horror, I freaking love those puppets.
Jalapeno, on a steeeeeek.
TIL that "Aliens in the Attic" is uhyeah's equivalent to Stewie Griffin having a mental breakdown every time he sees the album cover for Queen's "News of the World" on "Family Guy".
I saw the Doodlebops and Wiggles live as a 4 year old kid. Never ever thought about how the puppets could be scary then...but now, those smiles do have a sinister feel.
I was scared of Martin Luther King Jr. 💀. For context my school played a video to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr and at the end I swear It showed his body dead lying on the floor. This was so long ago that I don’t actually remember if it was but as a kid that’s exactly what it looked like. That didn’t scare me too much but for whatever reason I got scared that he would pop out of my closet XD
"prepare for my Civil Rights Beam!"
That reminds me of something that happened when I was little. The headteacher told us all an inspirational true story about someone with an illness, and then she finished it with "one day he went to sleep and never woke up again." Well, that IMMEDIATELY made me forget all the good points and focus on the existential dread 😭
Pretty sure people are scared of Martin Luther King Jr. For other reasons lol
When I saw the title I just said
“Is this the wiggles puppets thing”
I just took a closer look and clicked the video
Only to be greeted to my nostalgia and love for horror
This is amazing
I'm imagining we're about the same age so here's my childhood trauma: The drive through clown thing in Veggie Tale's Cheeseburger song. Like it zooms in SO close to the dang thing. DEFINITELY NOT FRIENDLY FOR 4 or 5 year olds.
This dude deserves at least a million subs
I played this fan game last year and it was pretty scary, since when I was a kid I grew up with the Wiggles. I had a lot of memories with the franchise. I even got to shake Murray's Hand at a live concert, when I was very little. I even had a Jeff costume with a Mask...Then when I played this game, I was using the same mask I loved as a kid. To defend myself from Animatronic recreations of Character's from my childhood!
One fo the sub goals for the stream should be "uh yeah buys a fursuit"💀
TRUE
funny story: my trauma was just hiding from something. idk what, always just *a* thing. and it's always with the lights off, and at night, so that don't help
A sign of a good fnaf game is if the characters can be swaped out, and it still has an identity. Good gameplay is key, and having those slight twists on the classic fnaf formula just gives it that edge.
My childhood trauma was the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. I was fine with everything else in Ghostbusters except that!! I dunno if it was the size, the face, or what it was but that scared me as a kid... To the point I was also scared of that Michelin Tires mascot because it looks similar to the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
I love it when they said "It's banbaning time!" and he banbaned everywhere!
Okay I'm sold on this game. A FNAF game where your guard becomes an enemy? That's awesome!
Technically speaking, the whole undead Mark idea was sorta done in Five Nights with Mac Tonight. The phone guy is essentially killed the same way by getting his head stuffed into a Mac Tonight animatronic head. I'm not sure what night he appears on after, but he will try to attack you nonetheless.
“And forcing Pastra to play through garden of Banban!”
As a kid, I remember absolutely LOVING Aliens in the Attic, shit was cash.
Damn
4:30 .....Jesus did not die for this....I clawed out my eyes but I can still see them! !?POR QUÉ¡¿
Talking about childhood fears, I still experience them.
My most recent fears have included:
-Velma meats the original velma (gorey
-Stranger things (more gore)
-Fnaf 4 (characters)
-Peppa.exe (you guessed it, gore)
Yeah I guess gore just creeps me out haha
Love seeing the Blender Game Engine getting some attention. That's where I got my start with game development, which eventually turned into a full career in software engineering. Love to see it.
Uhyeah just scrolling through gamejolt and finding this
His childhood trauma: I always come back
The charity announcement made me a tad sad, considering how those of differing identities and sexualities like me are currently being treated. Were just people, man, let us live our life. Dont make us miserable because youre miserable.
Hold up, you were a Wiggles fan too?
Very nice. Only veterans remember Greg
I did not think clicking on this video would lead me to remembering the OG Wiggles, but I guess I needed another way to feel old lol.
Great video as always!
Childhood trauma, the best horror trope
9:17 he gets faster AND the cool down gets longer, so shocking him when he's about to kill you IS a priority
This game looks like it has more effort than most fnaf fan games and it’s about a really obscure subject, amazing
its always the most obscure memes/franchises that aamke the greatest fnaf fangmes
4:05 I always knew blender had a programming thing built into it but i’ve never actually heard of someone using it so this is just bizarre lol
Bro the aliens in the attic fight scene with the grandma and blonde dude is cinema gold (if you don’t know two brothers use a device to use their grandma like a fighting game character to beat up their sister’s Boyfriend who is being controlled by the aliens)
"Game on!" _"Game. Over."_
This is like turning those old Christmas bumpers that aired on Boomerang of all places into a horror game.
I already jinxed it, didn't I?
1:47 that Alex Yiik OST gave me a jumpscare hearing it here. That shit is such a bop
In all honestly, I was more surprised that modern blender DOESN'T have a game engine anymore. That was a huge feature of it when I was first learning it in high school, so I was a tad disappointed to come back and have that be gone haha
My parents keep telling me about Aliens in the Attic and how it was the one movie in theatres I ran out on. Seeing the designs unlocked the original memories
My biggest childhood fear? Numberjacks. If you are from the UK and were a child in 2000s-early 2010s, you know what they are. I know other people who were majorly freaked out by them too, so I think it's kinda a universal experience for kids who saw it. I in particular hated "The numbertaker", not the most visually creepy but just unnerving and odd. Special mention for... "Spooky spoon" for being the creepiest in terms of model
I wasn't scared of anything in that show _except_ the Numbertaker. Basically the nursery version of slenderman. His creepy intro song didn't help 😭
I saw one ep when i was younger abt the problem blob, the big green spewin blob that has a tentacle eye inside and all I could think was who the fuck let this shit get greenlit
i was like, what is numberjacks? then i googled it and found out that i know the show from the millenia old meme *_beanos_*
Not the number taker! (Genuinely was scared of him)
I was 100% about to throw hands thinking the Wiggles were your childhood trauma, because that was an almost sacred part of my childhood. Now those puppets on the other hand…
We now need an Uhyeah video of him reviewing Aliens in the Attic
But what about Ice Age 3?
No, I clicked from a list of videos within a video I watched. No, I did not know you were doing a live charity stream. Never saw the Wiggles puppets. I also saw one movie about the Wiggles. This game also looks amazingly good, even with the low poly models, a 3D game with a FNAC like walls, it feels something for me. I look forward to playing both this and the future second game in the future.
Idk why but I started to cry when you said that you were raising money for lgbtq! It’s so amazing and I hope you earned lots of money! Have an amazing day!
3:09: trauma!~🎶
I remember those Wiggles puppets and it was practically an inside joke between me and one of my brothers because of how horrifying they were lol
Pac-Man: The Horror Movie by Stanley Wong here on UA-cam traumatized me as a kid. Also, some old video of the top 10 scariest bosses in video games had Piggsy from Manhunt as #1 IIRC and seeing him for the first time as a kid also traumatized me. Playing Mortal Kombat: Deception and seeing some of the fatalities got to me, too. I'm surprised I turned out as decent as I am.
Oh! I almost forgot about the end of... I think it was The Underworld part 2 where some werewolf gets its head ripped off and some vampire thing gets kicked into helicopter blades and diced into chunks. I think that's how it went. This was ages ago, so my memory is fuzzy.
Piggsy 😨
Oh wow, Manhunt. I didn't even get far enough to be scared of Piggsy, the part where a guy gets suffocated with a bag made me feel nauseous.
I've never liked gore or body horror and have unfortunately seen a LOT of it in my youth, so I completely understand some of these examples lmao. A lot of horror movies/shows/games/videos and even media that ISN'T classified as horror has traumatized me
3:43 ......William Afton???
Wiggle afton
11:20 oblitus casa does this pretty well too
i love you for donating to trevor for the charity event
9:50 you can't just go and include a song that bangs this hard
Part of the reason these animatronics look so creepy (even more so than many characters from official “FNAF” games and fan made clones) is that rather than being made to look like cartoon characters or animals, they’re made to look more like normal people and human beings.
Okay, just started watching… No way someone made a fnaf fan game about those creepy ass wiggles puppets!? I was never scared of them as a kid but they certainly creep me the hell out now whenever I’ve rewatched the wiggles with younger siblings.
And apparently a sequel is in the works, I’m frightened and intrigued.
idk if this was a childhood fear but the designs in the show dirtgirlworld creeped me out so much as a kid (they still creep me out now tbh). refused to watch it as a kid. just, the merge of human eyes and lips on their very cartoony body was so uncanny valley. if someone made a horror game of that i would be absolutely terrified
That show was UNCANNY AF. For some reason it used to just gross me out, I think it was the bug characters + the fact the whole cast _never closed their freaky hyperrealistic mouths._
The real childhood trauma is seeing what dragon city has become
Blender actually used to have a game engine in older versions, it's discontinued now i think it was removed after the released of the 2.8 which is nearly 4 years old at this point
That also probably explains why the characters are soo low poly, blender's game engine wasnt the most powerful and older versions of blender arent very good at creating high poly characters, it's posible but in the last 4 years blender has improved a lot and made the act of creating high quality models much easier
I find it interesting that mark doesn't seem to be stuffed into a full animatronic suit, it looks like he's only been stuffed into an animatronic head. I don't understand why Mark would try to attack you instead of asking for help or at least remaining docile. Maybe his vision is all messed up so he thinks that you are an animatronic and not a person? If he thought you were an animatronic he could just be trying to get revenge on them. Idk.
His animations seem to imply that he thinks you're an animatronic and he's fighting for control with the head's AI. You can see him trying to reach out to you when you're wearing the mask.
Dear lord Aliens in the Attic. I thought I was finally safe from that movie. I dont recomend watching it, it tries to draw you in by being a corny and akward familty comedy flick, but just ends up being uncomfortable to watch the whole time through. Everyones just an a-hole to eachother and the jokes are mix of immature and super clear innuendos. I thank this film for creating my hatred of social interactions and noises from vents.
Anyway, I totaly agree that more horror games should be based on vaugue childhoood fears. Thats sorta why Fnaf got so popular it was the deep seated fear that most people had as a child of creepy animatronic mascots.