@@Wishbone_Games the problem with that is that it's really hard to implement walking in a reasonable timeframe, so while walking may be cooler, walking is a better choice overall.
Man, there really is something about back rooms games making the most nauseating camera available. I remember inside the back rooms having not only immense head bobbing, but also extreme motion blur, and mouse smoothing. I spent most of the games I played in a locker while the people I played with did the work. Eventually my job became: step out of locker, whistle, get back in locker. I was just bait
I think the issue with the backrooms as a game concept is that what makes it scary is literally just the idea of an endless basement. It doesnt sound that bad at first, but horror like skinamarink shows that truly closed off environments, even infinite ones, are scary on their own, and adding "levels" and "entities" doesn't add to or work with what makes the original work
I COMPLETELY agree with this. I love the conflict of - youre in the loneliest place in the whole world, yet you still dont feel alone, but you know for a fact that you are. Its such a great feeling when done right and thats where the strength of backrooms lies, not shitty monsters with jumpscares. Its that ever growing dread of "what if" that never happens.
@@Wishbone_Games you are so absolutely right. Like if there's some spoopy monster around imma hit it with a wrench or like... Run away or hide idk. But what the fuck am I meant to do if I find myself in endless sprawling rooms that don't make sense, that seem to exist to confuse me, have rules I don't understand, and could at any moment hit me with something unexpected but just... Doesn't, so I'm always on edge. What do I do? Stay in one spot and cry? Wander aimlessly hoping I'm moving closer to the exit and not further away? Attempt to mark out a little home for myself with absolutely nothing to occupy my hands or my mind? It's the terror of worrying there's something behind the next corner so you're always afraid to turn around, but also no matter how much you scream and cry, you won't hear even a peep back. The greatest terror is the idea that if you slip and fall, a broken leg will leave you slowly dying in one place with absolutely no hope of being saved. It's the idea of a slow, inevitable death that let's you ruminate on all the worst possibilities. So I plan to kill myself? But what if I'm close to the exit and just need to go a little further? How am I meant to do it? Could I even go through with that? It's haunting. I absolutely love it.
@@Wishbone_GamesI think the vhs tape recorder lends itself well to that gameplay as it leaves shadows behind ne questioned if they were a thing or if they were just the camera. I think some mildly realistic movement on the camera is nice but all these cheap ass clones make it too much. And I also think that there not being a monster or there being one but its a presence that is not a threat but an observing one leads the player to wonder whats out there and/or what does that thing want? This is something that “the complex” series does pretty well. You feel alone apart from some strange audio every now and again with a good filter and great looks that font look like an asset pack and it only hints at there being an entity IF the player hits the trigger in the newest game you are likely to miss some of if not most of the triggers entirely and thats cool and creative stuff
this was my main gripe with kane pixels, i love his other stuff but he rlly mucked up the backrooms into a generic analog sort of horror, I do think levels work but i don’t think you should be able to go from level to level as they are all liminal spaces
I want to see a Backrooms parody called the Bathrooms. It's exactly what it sounds like. That said, an endless sprawl of stalls, urinals, and sinks would probably be pretty creepy. Wouldn't be surprised if there was already a floor of the Backrooms that was like that, actually.
This "making games the wrong way" series is rather entertaining to me as someone who's been bothered by low quality horror. I know that there's a lot of personal opinion on what makes a good game, but how do you think a backrooms game would be made the right way? I've heard some even say that The Backrooms doesn't lend itself to games well in the first place.
In my opinion, the thing that always scared me from backrooms images is the feeling it gives of not being alone, while also being the loneliest place imaginable, i enjoy that contradiction. The atmosphere is whats scary, as soon as you add a monster it breaks that feeling, now you know that you are not alone. So in my eyes there is no place for any kind of monster in backrooms games, id like little hints, and maybe even some environmental storytelling about what has happened here before you noclipped. But also i think a backrooms game more than anything would benefit greatly from a narrative driven gameplay design, instead of throwing you into the backrooms, have a story, maybe you enter with multiple people, but you get split up and you never see them again, now your imagination takes control, and thats when youve made something actually scary. In conclusion, no monsters. i love "The Complex: found footage"
@@Wishbone_Games The minute I was reading you describe how directly introducing a monster ruins the "alone but not alone" atmosphere my mind went "Oh, like The Complex!" And then you directly mentioned it. In my opinion it's probably the best backrooms game out there, and one of the only ones worth the time. Something else I think would be really neat is an online one with proximity chat. Just an exploratory game like The Complex, but the rooms would be various instances on a server and whilst 95%-99% of the time you're put into a room instance alone, there'd be that _ever so rare_ chance of getting to encounter another explorer like yourself.
yea exactly, i think its masterfully done. Not a bad idea, though id be careful with adding voice chat to a horror game, especially since the concept requires being alone. Even when playing a horror game, i make sure nobody is near me, because i feel that being alone is the best way to experience them
Dunno if you've heard of it but there's a Doom mod called "MyHouse.wad" that features some liminal spaces (albeit they're probably one of the weaker parts of the game) but the game as a whole just seems to recreate that "liminal" feeling really well And even if it's not quite what you're looking for, it's still pretty cool and worth checking out :)
You know what be cool? A more speed/parkour oriented back rooms game where the goal is not to escape, but to get through each of the stages at the fastest time possible like a speedrun
Honestly, I think a monster addition is ok when done right. Like, you see him for a few seconds as you turn or he's right behind you until you turn around. Like, you're always hearing him and seeing little glimpses of him, but he's never actually there. I think it builds a lot of tension that way. Then again, just good sound design can build the tension, too. Like the sound of walking, or the buzzing lights, or more walking, or the distant sound of walking.
Heyyy thank you. I dont think id make this s serious game, but id like to maybe make a couple more levels. Im super into horror games so once omnipresence is finished up, im gonna work on a serious horror game project
Idk if it's just me, but I hate that people took such an environmentally effective and creepy idea of liminal spaces...and just added silly "scary" monsters and lore like it's Pokémon or something. Ruins the whole point of liminal spaces. Can't have something be atmospherically scary without creatures, apparently.
I understand what you mean, however, most Backrooms games are the horror genre, so there really has to be a big bad. If the backrooms was an atmospheric walking sim, not a lot of people would like that, however I would like to see a horror game where the monster DOESNT exist, but it just builds up atmosphere with little glimpses of an enemy in the corner of your eye.
Exactlyyyyyy. Thats what i was sorta eluding to in the intro. That i think the whole idea of monsters ruins the atmosphere, because up until backrooms games became a thing, backrooms were known for their slight feeling of not being alone, but you were, you were alone, but the backrooms did such a great job at making you question that. So yea games completely ruined that
I think that is whats needed for the more authentic backrooms experience. Also has nobody thought to maybe innovate a little, instead of taking what already kinda worked for other horror games and bringing it over to backrooms, how about a whole new formula, im certain there are ways to make that engaging
I just thought Kane referred to the creature as the Lifeform in his interviews due to the story not being primarily focused around the Backrooms but instead the company ASync.
I was thinking "what would make bad horror game" and for some reason, my first thought for a semi unique idea is making the player a pilot from titanfall, just make it borderline impossible for the monster to catch up to you
i hope there will be a really well made backrooms game that is based off of the original story with most of the levels and not just Kane Pixel's adaptation
Seriously though I’m so disappointed that I have yet to find a high quality wikidot backrooms game. Like my dream backrooms game is a survival horror has with LEAST the first 11 levels (0-10). Like maybe 5+ entities (get a wretch in there, they would be so spooky in 3d), with the ability to actually fight back.
My guy, the original story didn't have multiple levels... The original story was just the one level and a short paragraph being like "You could noclip out of reality and find yourself here, hopefully you don't hear anything because it heard you" and that's it. There was no other levels or entities in the original story.
Honestly i kind of like the monster design (not that he's spaghetti. that he has to drag himself to move.) if the walk anim reflected that he'd probably be decently effective. "papercrip" killed me though. Gg mate good backrooms game
pretty cool but i think it could benefit from some more film grain and chromatic aberration. to add some more immersion i think a nice cinematic 28 fps frame rate cap would really nail the vhs feeling.
obvs i love how Kane Pixels executed the concept of monsters in his Backrooms series, but when it comes to actual Backrooms _games_ i hate that i dread wanting to play any of them _because_ i don't know if there'll be cheap monsters and jumpscares or not. especially games that advertise themselves as if they're purely liminal experiences and LOL WE LIED THERE'S A MONSTER HAHA MADE YOU JUMP screw those games, give me a neverending IKEA walking simulator with no enemies and i'll be happy
Hey, I cant believe you forgot the scariest part, where you walk really slow but you have a stamina meter that lets you walk at a normal pace for about 4 seconds before it needs to recharge
Honestly even if the game was meant to be a joke, it still turned out somewhat cool It would be fun to see you actually dedicating yourself to make a cool backrooms game
i cant wait for this horror game called boo monster which takes place in a daycare with the layout similar to rivet city from fallout 3 that totally doesnt have assets ripped from unity where you need to create a thing to smash open a brittle glass door that a grandma with dementia could easily do and the monster would be extremely vibrant thats possessed by the soul of a dead child (which the idea totally wasnt stolen from fnaf) and also knows where you are at all times also you cant see anything so you have a flashlight edit: that jumpscare at 1:38 made me had a heart attack
the complex: found footage IS a walking sim. no monster. just walking. BUT it is GREAT. the uncanny valley felling is off the charts, and the suspense caused throughout the whole game is really good.
Literally. There is so much space to innovate in this subgenre but i havent seen anything ground breaking yet, i wish i had time to play around with some ideas, but i hope this video inspires someone to think outside the box
Isnt that so sad? just shows how far you can go with such little effort, and a lot of devs dont even give this much effort before they throw some unfinished asset flip on steam for $30
@@Wishbone_Games The saddest thing about it for me, is that there's really no reason people couldn't be making tons of really good games with the time and effort they make shoveling out this pish. Like, keep in mind games like the original FNAF and Undertale were made with similar levels of effort. There are so many great games yet to be made, and with only a little effort and inspiration every one of these games could be game of the year material, and yet people are content to just make garbage to make a cool few hundred bucks.
I have a good idea! Maybe a bit too innovative, but it works. What if there is a 1 in 1000 chance that either A. The entity holds a Subscribe button in the jumpscare. or B. The death screen says, "Subscribe to Wishbone."
it bothers me when people just keep changing the backrooms, adding characters and places. Especially when they're so creative, I rather have them add on to their own world, but I guess its just easier to ride the Backrooms hype (or its so hard to get recognized in a world where trends dominate the algorithm, something like that). I know I won't like the whole movie idea, because the whole point of the backrooms is to have nothing in it. Its psychological horror, but theyre probably going to add a "giant spooky monster!!". This video is so good though, the comedy is sharp exhale approved, you've really improved!
Yea i hate the idea of actually seeing a monster, or hearing a monster. For me the essance of the backrooms lies in the irony of you being in the most lonely place ever, while still feeling like youre not alone. And the atmosphere always eludes to that, based on the fact that the backrooms always has some piece of everyday life in it, to the point where you just expect life to be near it, making it all the more unsettling when you never find that life. Monsters for these games are bullshit and thats the end of story. Thank you, i cant believe i made you sharply exhale!!!!!
Having a walking cable monster chasing you was always a dumb idea from the start. I don't know why indie horror devs have such an obsession with shoving the monster in your face. The thing that made the idea of the backrooms so creepy in the first place was the vague horror of it, not the big oogly boogly monster chasing you. "God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby because it sure as hell heard you" does not mean "big shower drain hair monster runs directly at you" I'm pretty sure where it came from in the first place was a video someone made when the backrooms was becoming a trend where some black hair disappeared into a vent as the camera turns a corner. That's it. Apparently that equals humanoid squid ink spaghetti monster.
I think it’s pretty unrealistic that most horror games have no running mechanic. Because if anyone were getting chased by some monster, I don’t think anyone would just be casually walking.
I think you should diversify your mechanics. Maybe try adding something like walking, or maybe walking.
No, i was thinking more along the lines of walking.. but i get your point, maybe ill do that if i have time
@@Wishbone_Gamesmaybe add some walking I think that will be worth 30 dollars on steam
@@Wishbone_Games the problem with that is that it's really hard to implement walking in a reasonable timeframe, so while walking may be cooler, walking is a better choice overall.
@@Wishbone_Games hear me out: walking but slower and closer to the ground
or even: walking but faster and with more intense camera shaking
@@Goobert75 Damnnnn i forgot to add walking, oll definitely add some walking thank you, i love walking
Man, there really is something about back rooms games making the most nauseating camera available. I remember inside the back rooms having not only immense head bobbing, but also extreme motion blur, and mouse smoothing.
I spent most of the games I played in a locker while the people I
played with did the work.
Eventually my job became: step out of locker, whistle, get back in locker. I was just bait
relatable
Yea and i just love how cliche that became with more and more games that are the exact same nausiating effects as that coming out
😊
I think the issue with the backrooms as a game concept is that what makes it scary is literally just the idea of an endless basement. It doesnt sound that bad at first, but horror like skinamarink shows that truly closed off environments, even infinite ones, are scary on their own, and adding "levels" and "entities" doesn't add to or work with what makes the original work
I COMPLETELY agree with this. I love the conflict of - youre in the loneliest place in the whole world, yet you still dont feel alone, but you know for a fact that you are. Its such a great feeling when done right and thats where the strength of backrooms lies, not shitty monsters with jumpscares. Its that ever growing dread of "what if" that never happens.
@@Wishbone_Games you are so absolutely right. Like if there's some spoopy monster around imma hit it with a wrench or like... Run away or hide idk. But what the fuck am I meant to do if I find myself in endless sprawling rooms that don't make sense, that seem to exist to confuse me, have rules I don't understand, and could at any moment hit me with something unexpected but just... Doesn't, so I'm always on edge. What do I do? Stay in one spot and cry? Wander aimlessly hoping I'm moving closer to the exit and not further away? Attempt to mark out a little home for myself with absolutely nothing to occupy my hands or my mind? It's the terror of worrying there's something behind the next corner so you're always afraid to turn around, but also no matter how much you scream and cry, you won't hear even a peep back. The greatest terror is the idea that if you slip and fall, a broken leg will leave you slowly dying in one place with absolutely no hope of being saved. It's the idea of a slow, inevitable death that let's you ruminate on all the worst possibilities. So I plan to kill myself? But what if I'm close to the exit and just need to go a little further? How am I meant to do it? Could I even go through with that? It's haunting. I absolutely love it.
@@Wishbone_GamesI think the vhs tape recorder lends itself well to that gameplay as it leaves shadows behind ne questioned if they were a thing or if they were just the camera. I think some mildly realistic movement on the camera is nice but all these cheap ass clones make it too much. And I also think that there not being a monster or there being one but its a presence that is not a threat but an observing one leads the player to wonder whats out there and/or what does that thing want? This is something that “the complex” series does pretty well. You feel alone apart from some strange audio every now and again with a good filter and great looks that font look like an asset pack and it only hints at there being an entity IF the player hits the trigger in the newest game you are likely to miss some of if not most of the triggers entirely and thats cool and creative stuff
this was my main gripe with kane pixels, i love his other stuff but he rlly mucked up the backrooms into a generic analog sort of horror, I do think levels work but i don’t think you should be able to go from level to level as they are all liminal spaces
I want to see a Backrooms parody called the Bathrooms. It's exactly what it sounds like. That said, an endless sprawl of stalls, urinals, and sinks would probably be pretty creepy.
Wouldn't be surprised if there was already a floor of the Backrooms that was like that, actually.
It exists.
The game you're talking about literally exists, I don't know if it's a parody of the Backrooms though.
This "making games the wrong way" series is rather entertaining to me as someone who's been bothered by low quality horror. I know that there's a lot of personal opinion on what makes a good game, but how do you think a backrooms game would be made the right way? I've heard some even say that The Backrooms doesn't lend itself to games well in the first place.
In my opinion, the thing that always scared me from backrooms images is the feeling it gives of not being alone, while also being the loneliest place imaginable, i enjoy that contradiction. The atmosphere is whats scary, as soon as you add a monster it breaks that feeling, now you know that you are not alone. So in my eyes there is no place for any kind of monster in backrooms games, id like little hints, and maybe even some environmental storytelling about what has happened here before you noclipped. But also i think a backrooms game more than anything would benefit greatly from a narrative driven gameplay design, instead of throwing you into the backrooms, have a story, maybe you enter with multiple people, but you get split up and you never see them again, now your imagination takes control, and thats when youve made something actually scary. In conclusion, no monsters. i love "The Complex: found footage"
@@Wishbone_Games The minute I was reading you describe how directly introducing a monster ruins the "alone but not alone" atmosphere my mind went "Oh, like The Complex!" And then you directly mentioned it. In my opinion it's probably the best backrooms game out there, and one of the only ones worth the time.
Something else I think would be really neat is an online one with proximity chat. Just an exploratory game like The Complex, but the rooms would be various instances on a server and whilst 95%-99% of the time you're put into a room instance alone, there'd be that _ever so rare_ chance of getting to encounter another explorer like yourself.
yea exactly, i think its masterfully done.
Not a bad idea, though id be careful with adding voice chat to a horror game, especially since the concept requires being alone. Even when playing a horror game, i make sure nobody is near me, because i feel that being alone is the best way to experience them
Dunno if you've heard of it but there's a Doom mod called "MyHouse.wad" that features some liminal spaces (albeit they're probably one of the weaker parts of the game) but the game as a whole just seems to recreate that "liminal" feeling really well
And even if it's not quite what you're looking for, it's still pretty cool and worth checking out :)
I want to see you make a backshrooms game the RIGHT way!
I know that would be really cool,i just dont know when i would have the time for that because im really busy currently
@@Wishbone_Games It's fine. It was just a suggestion. Don't feel obligated and you can do whatever you want.
A channel called "fancy" makes a game called escape the backrooms
@@CreeperKitty426 Ik
"Your wired earphones"
THAT HAD NO RIGHT TO MAKE ME GIGGLE
Hahahaha i am just a bit hilarious
You know what be cool? A more speed/parkour oriented back rooms game where the goal is not to escape, but to get through each of the stages at the fastest time possible like a speedrun
I can see that being fun, but definitely not scary. Cool idea though haha
Ill do it in roblox don't insult me please
Honestly, I think a monster addition is ok when done right. Like, you see him for a few seconds as you turn or he's right behind you until you turn around. Like, you're always hearing him and seeing little glimpses of him, but he's never actually there. I think it builds a lot of tension that way. Then again, just good sound design can build the tension, too. Like the sound of walking, or the buzzing lights, or more walking, or the distant sound of walking.
Genuinely, refine this concept. It’s got so much potential, and you could a really good backrooms game!
You should take this game seriously bro that's fire!
Heyyy thank you. I dont think id make this s serious game, but id like to maybe make a couple more levels. Im super into horror games so once omnipresence is finished up, im gonna work on a serious horror game project
@@Wishbone_Games imagine a ridiculous plot about memes or something.
MAKE BANBAN REMASTERD CUZ BANBAN = VIEWS@@Wishbone_Games
Oh God, this was hilarious! I loved the video about Stinky is Sleepy but this one is even better. Please keep it up. This truly made me smile.
This actually means so much to me, just hearing it made someone smile. Woww it feels so good, ill be making a LOT more videos very soon
Idk if it's just me, but I hate that people took such an environmentally effective and creepy idea of liminal spaces...and just added silly "scary" monsters and lore like it's Pokémon or something. Ruins the whole point of liminal spaces. Can't have something be atmospherically scary without creatures, apparently.
I understand what you mean, however, most Backrooms games are the horror genre, so there really has to be a big bad. If the backrooms was an atmospheric walking sim, not a lot of people would like that, however I would like to see a horror game where the monster DOESNT exist, but it just builds up atmosphere with little glimpses of an enemy in the corner of your eye.
He did say hes making it the rong way
Exactlyyyyyy. Thats what i was sorta eluding to in the intro. That i think the whole idea of monsters ruins the atmosphere, because up until backrooms games became a thing, backrooms were known for their slight feeling of not being alone, but you were, you were alone, but the backrooms did such a great job at making you question that. So yea games completely ruined that
I think that is whats needed for the more authentic backrooms experience. Also has nobody thought to maybe innovate a little, instead of taking what already kinda worked for other horror games and bringing it over to backrooms, how about a whole new formula, im certain there are ways to make that engaging
Yea i basically made the backrooms game that i dont like
Yeah, that’s kind of what the backrooms were implied to be like 0:43
Yea I know, that's why most of the games don't make a very engaging experiences, that being said I love the complex: found footage
The falling down the stairs bit got me to laugh, you’ve convinced me to wish list omnipresence
THANK YOOUUU, finally someone mentioned the stairs, i put so much work into that bit and youre literally the first person to talk about it hahahah
The actual name for that Kane Pixels backrooms monster is also really funny. It's called "String Demon"
Well, i wasnt far off, papercrip is a better name anyways
@@Wishbone_Gamesidk what is up with that guy. I'm pretty sure it's called the Bacteria.
I just thought Kane referred to the creature as the Lifeform in his interviews due to the story not being primarily focused around the Backrooms but instead the company ASync.
I was thinking "what would make bad horror game" and for some reason, my first thought for a semi unique idea is making the player a pilot from titanfall, just make it borderline impossible for the monster to catch up to you
Why is that actually such a funny idea hahahahah
Why have i not seen this channel earlier?? These videos are amazing! Super underrated.
i hope there will be a really well made backrooms game that is based off of the original story with most of the levels and not just Kane Pixel's adaptation
Yea id love that too, my favourite backrooms game so far is the complex: found footage, id love to see more like it
ill check it out!@@Wishbone_Games
@@Wishbone_Gameswhat about the Escaoe tge backroons. Do you like that one? The dev seems pretty cool.
Seriously though I’m so disappointed that I have yet to find a high quality wikidot backrooms game.
Like my dream backrooms game is a survival horror has with LEAST the first 11 levels (0-10). Like maybe 5+ entities (get a wretch in there, they would be so spooky in 3d), with the ability to actually fight back.
My guy, the original story didn't have multiple levels... The original story was just the one level and a short paragraph being like "You could noclip out of reality and find yourself here, hopefully you don't hear anything because it heard you" and that's it. There was no other levels or entities in the original story.
This is AMAZING! I can believe you only have 4k subs! Well done!
Thank you so much that means a lot :)
Honestly i kind of like the monster design (not that he's spaghetti. that he has to drag himself to move.) if the walk anim reflected that he'd probably be decently effective. "papercrip" killed me though. Gg mate good backrooms game
4:41 actually made me burst out and cry of laughter a little bit, i was not expecting that 😭
man that trailer hits hard
Hahahha thank you, i am pretty proud of it
Yeah it’s 1:04am for me and I’m in a trailer with my family trying not to laugh at it good job
@@Ghunthery Thats so cool thank youuuuu
the fact it says this is slender the eight pages makes this perfect.
You got a sub out of me!
Yea thats just amazing, thanks a lot for the sub, means a LOT to me
no problem@@Wishbone_Games
pretty cool but i think it could benefit from some more film grain and chromatic aberration. to add some more immersion i think a nice cinematic 28 fps frame rate cap would really nail the vhs feeling.
obvs i love how Kane Pixels executed the concept of monsters in his Backrooms series, but when it comes to actual Backrooms _games_ i hate that i dread wanting to play any of them _because_ i don't know if there'll be cheap monsters and jumpscares or not. especially games that advertise themselves as if they're purely liminal experiences and LOL WE LIED THERE'S A MONSTER HAHA MADE YOU JUMP
screw those games, give me a neverending IKEA walking simulator with no enemies and i'll be happy
The game needs more fetch quests
Damn how did i forget fetch quests
Hey, I cant believe you forgot the scariest part, where you walk really slow but you have a stamina meter that lets you walk at a normal pace for about 4 seconds before it needs to recharge
This is probably the most imaginative backrooms game yet
Thats really saying something hahaha
Honestly even if the game was meant to be a joke, it still turned out somewhat cool
It would be fun to see you actually dedicating yourself to make a cool backrooms game
2:18
“They tried to put me on the cover of Vogue, but my spaghetti was too LoNg”
ah yes, papercrip is truly the peak of human creativity
1:43 My god.. a pretzel! the world's most delicious and terrifying treat! AAAAHH
AHHHHHHH, dont scare me like that again
@@Wishbone_Games worry not, friend wishbone for i, am a eater, like a blue mage but better! i shall feed on these despiciable pretzelly confections!
BRO I HAD TO CHANGE MY PANTS AFTER THE PRETZEL JUMPSCARE
I love how this has so much potential lol
Hahaha yea i know, but im not sure im coming back to it too soon because my hands are full with my game omnipresence currently
@@Wishbone_Games Yea but is okay take your time cuz your vids are VERY good! so I hope you continue and good luck.
Thanks so much, im still working a lot, i just dont really have anything to show off just yet, though i cant wait to work on a new video
i cant wait for this horror game called boo monster which takes place in a daycare with the layout similar to rivet city from fallout 3 that totally doesnt have assets ripped from unity where you need to create a thing to smash open a brittle glass door that a grandma with dementia could easily do and the monster would be extremely vibrant thats possessed by the soul of a dead child (which the idea totally wasnt stolen from fnaf) and also knows where you are at all times also you cant see anything so you have a flashlight
edit: that jumpscare at 1:38 made me had a heart attack
4:33 thats actually amazing
1:38 SO F******* SCARY I SHIT MY PANTS!!
I knew it!!
Man I can't believe you roasted the bacteria monster.
Very cool 👍Hope you update it sometime in the near future
Poolrooms maybe???
I dropped out of programming but that montage made me regret it
Yea man, programming really gets the adrenaline pumping
the complex: found footage IS a walking sim. no monster. just walking. BUT it is GREAT. the uncanny valley felling is off the charts, and the suspense caused throughout the whole game is really good.
You did a pretty good job making the spaghetti dude :)
Thank you i am really proud of papercrip
Oh yeah I popped my pants when you jump scared me with that
practical😂
Just kidding
I feel like it would be more fun if the monster wasn’t real and it was just you hallucinating after losing your sanity in there.
Yea i think thats honestly the way to go with backrooms games, i personally hate the idea of real monsters down there
@@Wishbone_Games it was going to be scary but *NO, JIMMY HAD TO GO AND ADD MR SPAGHETTI AND SMILE DUDE BECAUSE ITS “SCaRy” AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
The ready it’s scary is bra size how little it’s seen and only by passing the video style is what makes it scary
Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died
bet that made you wanna code part made me laugh 😂
backrooms games got reputation so low that anything with big yellow halls and sentient wired headphones can be counted into it
Literally. There is so much space to innovate in this subgenre but i havent seen anything ground breaking yet, i wish i had time to play around with some ideas, but i hope this video inspires someone to think outside the box
YOU ARE SO FUCKING UNDERRATED WTF
THANK YOU SO MUCH
I subscribbled where is pool rooms??
Uhhhhh.. erm, its gonna happen, just maybe not for a little while
To be honest, this was really funny, especially the trailer-
Thanks so much, yea im really proud of it
papercrip doin the crip walk
Hahah thats one way to put it
this is what happens whenever a over sarcastic teacher is good at coding and i like it :)
The monster looks so cute, can I hug him?
It's actuallt really well done
Id say you should download the game and try to give him a hug.. see what happens
Thank you!!
I'll leave that to the over players for now 😅 but thanks for the offer @@Wishbone_Games
You are my favorite youtuber, keep on going, maybe you could do a sequel to the mascot horror thing or maybe update Its. Your starting to blow up btw.
Thank you so much!!! Thats so awesome to hear, really motivates me. Im definitely gonna do some more with the whole mascot horror thing
@@Wishbone_Games no problem man, thanks for making the great content
It's funny too. This guy may be taking the piss, but this really is one of the better Backrooms games lol
Isnt that so sad? just shows how far you can go with such little effort, and a lot of devs dont even give this much effort before they throw some unfinished asset flip on steam for $30
@@Wishbone_Games The saddest thing about it for me, is that there's really no reason people couldn't be making tons of really good games with the time and effort they make shoveling out this pish. Like, keep in mind games like the original FNAF and Undertale were made with similar levels of effort. There are so many great games yet to be made, and with only a little effort and inspiration every one of these games could be game of the year material, and yet people are content to just make garbage to make a cool few hundred bucks.
you forgot the most important part, 26 levels, all with shitty level design, derivative "puzzles" and bs entities that'll kill you no matter what!
Well youve given me all the building blocks now to make a shitty update sometime haha
Aren’t the level design supposed to be randomly generated? ( I know you know that )
ima speedrun this game next
Hell yeaaaaaa, i cant wait
The south america joke hurt me because i live there
I didnt mean living there is embarassing, i just meant thats where i would move if i embarassed myself hahaa
You should make an actually good Backrooms game and see how it turns out.
Honestly a great idea but im not sure when id have time for something like that
1:42 I'm literally on the toilet, so yes... I did poop myself
YESSSS IT WORKED!
No clips into the backroom
Sees a fricking stick fogure
"Wait where are the actual back room entities "
What makes a good indie horror game: Be able to vibe and have fun with the enemy
0:05 this is the backrooms 0:16 shrek
Hell yea
@@Wishbone_Games gotta admit you’re on of my fave game dev channels out there keep it up man ❤️
Aww thank you so much!!!
Your original sketch of paper crip kinda looked like that one episode of SpongeBob where spongebob is tweaking and turns to face Patrick.
Honestly, papercrip's name is just because when he shuffles towards you he throws up crip signs
I have a good idea! Maybe a bit too innovative, but it works. What if there is a 1 in 1000 chance that either
A. The entity holds a Subscribe button in the jumpscare.
or
B. The death screen says, "Subscribe to Wishbone."
Impossible, i dont know how to do this...
@@Wishbone_Games Okay.
You should title this epic backrooms game at 3am "The Behind Hallways"
AWWW thats such a missed opportunity... maybe thatll be a DLC later on haha
editing is fire this time
Thank you im really happy people are noticing, been working hard on it
@@Wishbone_Games we'll keep it up man because it's entertaining as hell, which is great because if you entertain people, people will watch 😎
it bothers me when people just keep changing the backrooms, adding characters and places. Especially when they're so creative, I rather have them add on to their own world, but I guess its just easier to ride the Backrooms hype (or its so hard to get recognized in a world where trends dominate the algorithm, something like that). I know I won't like the whole movie idea, because the whole point of the backrooms is to have nothing in it. Its psychological horror, but theyre probably going to add a "giant spooky monster!!". This video is so good though, the comedy is sharp exhale approved, you've really improved!
Wait didnt the original post mentioned that there is something lurking in the backrooms?
Yea i hate the idea of actually seeing a monster, or hearing a monster. For me the essance of the backrooms lies in the irony of you being in the most lonely place ever, while still feeling like youre not alone. And the atmosphere always eludes to that, based on the fact that the backrooms always has some piece of everyday life in it, to the point where you just expect life to be near it, making it all the more unsettling when you never find that life. Monsters for these games are bullshit and thats the end of story.
Thank you, i cant believe i made you sharply exhale!!!!!
Having a walking cable monster chasing you was always a dumb idea from the start.
I don't know why indie horror devs have such an obsession with shoving the monster in your face.
The thing that made the idea of the backrooms so creepy in the first place was the vague horror of it, not the big oogly boogly monster chasing you.
"God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby because it sure as hell heard you" does not mean "big shower drain hair monster runs directly at you"
I'm pretty sure where it came from in the first place was a video someone made when the backrooms was becoming a trend where some black hair disappeared into a vent as the camera turns a corner.
That's it.
Apparently that equals humanoid squid ink spaghetti monster.
"I bet you sh!t yourself right there* me on the toilet taking a sh!t:
I love this one! 👏
Thank you
DUDE I LOVE THE PART WHERE HE WALKED
Great editing
Thanks so much, ive been working on it a lotttt
@@Wishbone_Games Looks like you took some dani inspo if I'm not mistaken. Also it was a pretty funny video in general so great job
Yea.. just some tho, i dont wanna be a clone. Thanks so much
@@Wishbone_Games Yeah you didn't go overboard dont worry
ngl i actually really like your take on the generic pen scribble monster
Papercrip’s name in the original backrooms is howler
XD wow love this video definitely made me scared an laugh at the same time
Hahaha thank you, glad you enjoyed :)
Make the Poolrooms. Then put Papercrip in there but make him have a little rubber ducky ring inflatable on :)
blud doesn't know how to make horror games, he forgot the walking mechanic lmao ☠☠
NOOOOOOOOOO! WHY DID YOU HAVE TO POINT THAT OUT????
You should call it ‘Walking in the backshots’
I think it’s pretty unrealistic that most horror games have no running mechanic. Because if anyone were getting chased by some monster, I don’t think anyone would just be casually walking.
I know, which is why there is no way i was allowed to add a running mechanic hahaha
@@Wishbone_Gamesbut what about a slight jog that lasts for 5 seconds?
@@Layer-v5h who tf jogs for 5 seconds while getting chased by a monster?
@@iamL0rDd every horror game character with a stamina bar ever
@@Layer-v5h why does that have to be so true 😭
Please make the poolrooms too!
Hell yeaaaa
Still better than some games(garden of banban im looking at you)
Yea... and im looking back at garten of banban with no fear
I watched this entire video with a poker face
Ohh thank god, i was really scared people would find it funny
@@Wishbone_Games lol
Bro was going to be max payne if he fails
Hell yea
@@Wishbone_Games "birthdays are like regrets they keep coming at you each one with a new scar"
After playing this game my hairline has receeded and my wife has left me. 11/10 would recommend
Thank god!! Thats exactly the effect i was hoping for, glad it ruined your life :)
@@Wishbone_Gameswould play again
So glad@@Roroprin
I actually have a really good character design for a Backrooms creature I just need to figure out how to 3D model lol
Well maybe some day youll make an actually scary backrooms monster hahha
Nah your a great developer you made horror games a lot scary
Thank youuuuu :)
I like doing the flatulence. I do be fartin'
Uhh okay.. good for you
PaperCrip 🔥🔥🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
papercripple looks like the 3d version of the word scrabble, yes like the wordgame.
Parodies of indie horror games >>> indie horror games
Thats such a sad reality.. hopefully these videos will start to make a change
the fking 4:40 made me fking laugh so take my like .-.
there are roblox backrooms games that look better than some of the games other people make OUTSIDE of roblox
I knoww and thats a perfect example of passionate devs against devs that do it for the money
Apeirophobia is kind of good though.
There’s no way you roasted fancy’s backrooms😢
uhhhhh
HOW DARE YOU DISRESPECT THE BUFF DOGE, EVEN MARKIPLIER LIKED IT
"The south american country"
I will pretend I didn't hear that
when will you learn that the entity's name is bacteria?!?!