Im a security guard watching this on my shift. Let me tell you, something strange pops up on camera and i dont even go look 😂, ain't nobody paying me enough for this kind of shit.
I know exactly what you mean my post required me to patrol the hospital at night with no flashlight and the building had no external building lights. I quit that post so fast. Like mf i get paid $15 an hour fuck that.
Same I have 2 flashlight and one whistle . Many times saved my life 1FL is strong that can blind you with light, 1FL terns blue and blinks (it worked every time) and a scout whistle that save me from a pack of wild dog's and a bear
@@karls8103 Because normal people don't usually care about tax write-offs. It's just insane that companies are allowed to treat you like a contractor and make you buy your own equipment out of pocket instead of providing it.
"I'm ill equipped to do my job properly." Yea, that's security in a nutshell. The anxiety this game gives is also part of security. Ill equipped, poorly trained and if something happens , call someone who cares.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 People with boring jobs that have no social interaction *tend* to be bitchy. Especially when they have to work nights. It isn't really their fault, it's a physiological response to their environment. Humans prefer working in the daytime, around people, and doing mentally-engaging tasks.
@@impishlyit9780 Tbf it also blows my mind that people actually want jobs working around people. But with the amount of downtime these guys have, they could definitely be finding ways to mentally stimulate.
32:33 I love the attention to detail you put into your voiceover, applying effects to it to match the in-game situation, especially in this case where you apply the flanger/tremolo when standing in front of a fan. You also use reverb in spacious areas in-game, making the video more immersive and I just love that!
@@flubba7210 Yeah I've always been under the impression they're love recordings with effects added onto the audio track after the fact. Crazy if it's always been voiceovers, you genuinely can't tell. (for what it's worth, knowing it's voice overs doesn't detract from the quality)
I love that he does this. And imho I don’t believe he does voiceovers and the whole energy drink situation from this particular video helps me with this theory haha
22:38 aw you missed a really good scary moment. when he stops at your stall, he will slowly turn towards you while bending down with a creepy smile on his face before disappearing. he wont actually do anything to you in that moment.
I don't know if it's just because it's 1am or what, but interrupting yourself to puff on the cigarette already has me in tears. I can't wait to get my heart yanked out by the strings at the end
Can't believe the murderer guy was able to get his hands on a Very Rare Original Antique Solid Brass Old Indian Rare Original Rare Injection Syringe Pump Gun. what an amazing find.
Vulture "I swear it's not mine!" Officer finds a book: Me and my Very Rare Original Antique Solid Brass Old Indian Rare Original Rare Injection Syringe Pump Gun, written by Vulture.
As someone born in LI,NY and work in Manhattan for 13 years…the subway have so many levels that aren’t used and explorable IF you have the courage to do it and not get lost!
4:07 It’s kinda nice seeing a New York official public system saying to treat the homeless with dignity and respect, just can’t have them there because it’s unsafe at night. I like that a lot.
I think this games social narrative is that of the cruel and hypocritical nature in which our culture treats homeless- or any disenfranchised group. Maybe to recognize that those who “hate” are often the very people and reasons why their environment are filled with the lack of love- and care. Hence this protagonist being “the vulture” whether very seriously and the vulture is truly made up in his head or if its real- they still share the same violent beliefs about the city and cause it to be disenfranchised further by their own hostile behaviors, not just that but it touches on how the disenfranchised are also the vulnerable targets for this sort of violent exploitation and abuse- also very telling by “the vulture” which as an animal characteristically will find any moment of opportunity to use others moments of demise for their own gain. The art work in this game , like the sign , shines a light on how polarizing needed compassion is compared to the real nature being lived in even in the game.
@@breathoffreshair7795 I think Vulture is a different symbolism, actually. I'm pretty sure he's meant to be a personification of the hatred the protagonist feels toward the people in the city who he thinks are actually at fault for its problems. The person who signed the contract to buy a penthouse while the city suffered was apparently "Vulture", after all, and I don't think it's a coincidence that when things kicked off he remembered a sign from his parents' landlord who evicted them when he was a child. Actually, I would wager that the person he killed was probably his old landlord, who had just sold the penthouse. He was enraged by this man making *a quarter of a billion dollars* while his family suffered on the streets over a measly $1500, and killed him. He believed it wasn't really his fault, that this "vulture" who purchased the penthouse was to blame for his actions, and so created this persona. A tall, balding white man killed this landlord after (or by) purchasing property from him.
@@breathoffreshair7795eh I have little empathy for bums. They’re usually junkies. Try to help them and they just go back to doing more drugs. I don’t think the way we treat them is cruel at all. If anyone breaks into private property they should be kicked out that’s the law. And don’t even get me started on SQUATTERS RIGHTS. In New York if someone breaks into a house you own and are not using like for example your planning on selling it or a vacation house. If someone breaks in and stays there for more than 3 months I believe the police are not allowed to kick them out. Squatters are literally vermin
@@DoughBoyDopeBoy nope, that is entirely factually incorrect. The major cause of homelessness is job loss- it accounts for over 30% of homelessness, followed by addiction at 20% remembering the addiction crisis is caused directly by corporations forcing prescribers to over prescribe patients resulting in an addiction crisis (this is true and now those corporations are legally liable for paying their victims who are now majorly homeless), and then there is divorce/separation at 15%- this is an experience that mostly pertains to members of the military as they face this experience at higher rates then any other homeless demographic- the rest of the list continue to add more things beyond our own control such as health related, incarceration related, and housing crisis issues. NO ONE WANTS TO BE UNHOUSED. The circumstances in which they become unhoused are always against their will and extreme for them. You live in a mindset of ignorance about this subjective- please learn before creating opinions .
Engineering has taught me, that everything has positives & negatives. Short people may struggle to reach things, or defend themselves. But they fit places many just can't. Easier for them to get clothes, because children sizes are open to them. Then theres getting the most out of small, agile, efficient vehicles, let alone actually fitting on or in them comfortably. Mazda MX5, Lotus Elise, original Tesla Roadster, Honda Grom, Monkey, and Navi. Small vehicles already get great gas mileage, or BEV range. Imagine how much better it is with a small & petite person? And then theres chest sizes. Aerodynamic and agile, or fat reserves for emergencies, that are also snuggling amplifiers. Everything usually has pros & cons. Don't dwell on things you're born with, can't control, and aren't reallly stopping you from being happy & successful. Oh, and remember guns are also called the great equalizers, allowing the small & frail to repel someone bigger & stronger. Just chose weapons you can easily & reliably handle. Blades too.
@@observingrogue7652im a short grown woman and kids clothes are often meh quality with questionable designs, i cant reach the pedal on normal car size, and most importantly im just tall enough to smell people armpit in crowd :') But yeah life is not all bad down here.
I would assume it's your character's feeling of being lost in the big city when he was a boy, seemingly endless with no way to reach a safe place, which parallels (I imagine) the feeling of becoming homeless that young, or even in adulthood. It said "he hates the city as much as I do" or something like that.
@@IGP I really appreciate this analysis. Perhaps I'm new to watching gamers, but it's great to see people enjoyably analyze the symbolism used in games/movies. It's delightful!
Im sure someone else has commented this already but the guy at 29:44 was also in this devs other game "Graveyard Shift", just as a sort of watcher like in this one. Hopefully it'll lead up to something in their future games!
Ex-detective and investigator here ... this game is more realistic than people think , Except for the guy being 10 foot tall and there being only 1 cannibal running around .
22:38. He just stopped at your stall and Im here like yup you done for, the way you be looking at that door😂😂😂, I really expected a jumpscare right there ngl
I was laughing my ass off. Could you imagine just shitting on the toilet and this guy walks buy with his head scraping the ceiling. "THERE'S NO FUCKING POINT" lmao
I can definitely appreciate the editing in this video when Igp walked up to the fan, and it sounded like he was talking into an actual. I enjoy your videos man!
Man I just love your commentary.. really feels like playing with a friend! Love the amount of effort you put into your voiceovers with the effects like echoes.. it makes a huge difference
Wow I’m cooked cuz that scene where Vulture is sobbing on the water had me tearing up. Also you outdid yourself with your voice when you talked next to the fan 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I’m only about 5 minutes in but this games art direction is amazing every single area the camera looks feels like it could be a wallpaper background it’s really amazing
So an unarmed security guard who's whole job is to remove homeless people: finds a severed head, doesn't call the police; finds a homeless man, leaves him there to die. Sir, you're under arrest. And you're fired.
I've watched this game a number of times played by different gamers. And this is the first time I've seen someone guess who the killer really is. Awesome job man. Your videos are always great ❤
Was already in the middle of watching your Medieval Lethal Company videos for the 3,000th time when the notification for this popped up. We’re eatin’ tonight with this one, boys.
I dont see this talked about much, but the production value of IGP is amazing. having his voice echo in certain places or muffled from the echo due to being in a room is phenominal.
not through the vid yet but the moment i heard/read "have you ever heard the cry of a hungry man?" i IMMEDIATELY knew cannibalism was gonna be involved
I loved the concept of this game. The scares and the overall atmosphere was fairly well done. I kind of wish it was a little longer and that there were more gun options, but for what it was it was really well done
Bro, you've missed seeing when Vulture stops walking in front of the restroom door, stares at you and then ducks out of existence 🤣😂I was waiting for you to see that part lol!
No joke IGPs compassion and enpathy towards the homeless is incredibly wholesome and is just another reason i look up to him much love from saint Louis Missouri Igp my wife and I we love you bud❤ ❤❤
Something i noticed near the end, it seems like Vulture is wraring a clergy collar. Combine that with the "inner demon" written on the walls, in red, the "your a sinner" written also in red. Seems like there is a religious undertone or theme to the story, or the characters. The way i read it currently, is like so: Vulture is the protags inner-demon, one he has seemingly struggeled with since childhood. The protagonist grew up poor, in a religious hous, with at least one sick family member, causing the eviction. Once evicted he and his family lived as homeless people for a while, causing the sick family member to get worse, ultimatly dying. Finaly our protagonist gets this job, as it allowes him to show compassion to the homeless, where others would use brute force. It goes fine until this day, the day he killed some one, probably a higher middle class or upper class person. Ofcourse there is holes and things unexplained, if Vulture is the inner demon, then how is on a photo, and what with the people that knock on the windove, yet dont exist. Im not sure about that. But hell share your thought, right.
I feel like it's similar to judge holden from blood meridian thing. I interpreted holden as being real for characters in the book, but for us, readers he was humanity's worse personified. Same with vulture, he's what is wrong with the city? Or perhaps he's the suffering of the homeless personified. And for protag he is, well, his inner demon of sorts. But at the same time he's been there even since city was built.
As you were going through the apartments I was thinking to myself; "This feels like Cry of Fear to me..." Then you commented you were getting Cry of Fear vibes. Glad the feeling was mutual 😂
48:15 Tall guy has a white collar, combine that with the black coat and he kinda looks like a priest of some kind. Or could just be a free asset that the devs used for his model
I love that the voiceover is congruent with the environment with reverb and flanger effects when talking into the big fan. It really makes it feel like you’re the actual guy ingame giving the commentary
It always surprises me at how well done and pretty these community made steam games are man this video was a experience to be sure and a emotional one at that
My favorite parts were the first graffiti, "Do not fear me" etc. and the first cardboard were neatly printed in Comic Sans. I immediately thought of my grandma printing out serial killer clues.
Yup, IGP my mom's a security guard for a big company, can confirm they give you a yellow uniform, that's it Flashlight? Nope. Taser? Nope. You want anything? Gotta get yourself. This is why you get those "super tactical mall cops" is they just buy their own stuff and over prepare
Dam it was either Vulture was a figment of his imagination or he was real and really good at covering up that last picture really showed how he truly was there but under the shadows. Dam I wonder if they'll make a second continuation to this. Where you're in a mental facility and Vulture continues to haunt you.
I'm pretty sure I saw a priest collar on the Vulture when he finally went down. Which is interesting but confusing as to what it means. Also that little bit with the photo at the end was beautifully played.
@@Hawk7886 That does make since since if anyone was going to prey on people in that fashion hiding behind a priest title and garb would be the best way to find victims and get them to drop their guard.
My second favorite TH-camr has returned. I'm sorry but I love CoryxKenshin. Though, I enjoy every single one of your videos as they often cheer me up after a bad day
When I was a security guard overnight at this golf resort, I had no flashlight issued to me, and had no walkie talkie to communicate to my coworkers about anything UNLESS i was in truck and used the radio in it. I had to patrol an unlit golf resort with no light except my phone, headlights from the truck and at least 3/4 of the time I was on foot patrolling 😢
Ngl if I'd ever work similar job, even with flashlight I'd keep it off and just sort of skulk around in the dark. BE the reason people think the place is haunted lol
For anyone curious, omeprazole is an OTC/RX drug used to treat severe or frequent heartburn. Weirdly, I'm pretty sure it didn't come out until the late 70s/early 80s, so the timing of the flashback stage is a little off.
Lol, IGP offering up his colleagues and superiors to be eaten is a mood. 16:04 I love the way you read that. It's always amusing when you find something flabbergasting.
Im a security guard watching this on my shift. Let me tell you, something strange pops up on camera and i dont even go look 😂, ain't nobody paying me enough for this kind of shit.
I know exactly what you mean my post required me to patrol the hospital at night with no flashlight and the building had no external building lights. I quit that post so fast. Like mf i get paid $15 an hour fuck that.
@@christophersmith5996 tf they expect you to see 😂 its dark as hell
Same here bro i thought i saw something on the security monitor at night and i was like nah i’m not going to check it out😂
One question do you guys get guns?
@@dustingillispie9638 yes and the security company I work for provides the training and the weapon just depends on the site you wanna work at
at 5:59, IGP pointed out the lack of flashlight and uh.. yup, as a security guard, I had to buy my own flashlight, none where given which is wild
it's a tax ride off y u complain
Same I have 2 flashlight and one whistle .
Many times saved my life 1FL is strong that can blind you with light, 1FL terns blue and blinks (it worked every time) and a scout whistle that save me from a pack of wild dog's and a bear
@@karls8103 - Write Off
@@karls8103 Because normal people don't usually care about tax write-offs. It's just insane that companies are allowed to treat you like a contractor and make you buy your own equipment out of pocket instead of providing it.
@@karls8103 It's write off, not ride off. Don't act like you're even old enough to pay your own taxes or know what that means lol.
9:33 "I'm supposed to treat you with the utmost respect and empathy. I WILL do it." The way that sounded like a threat 🤣
Aggressive appreciation
"I'm ill equipped to do my job properly."
Yea, that's security in a nutshell. The anxiety this game gives is also part of security.
Ill equipped, poorly trained and if something happens , call someone who cares.
Its for real tho
Blows my mind because I live in a city of
@@ledumpsterfire6474 People with boring jobs that have no social interaction *tend* to be bitchy. Especially when they have to work nights. It isn't really their fault, it's a physiological response to their environment. Humans prefer working in the daytime, around people, and doing mentally-engaging tasks.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 people are social animals you misanthrope.
@@impishlyit9780 Tbf it also blows my mind that people actually want jobs working around people. But with the amount of downtime these guys have, they could definitely be finding ways to mentally stimulate.
32:33 I love the attention to detail you put into your voiceover, applying effects to it to match the in-game situation, especially in this case where you apply the flanger/tremolo when standing in front of a fan. You also use reverb in spacious areas in-game, making the video more immersive and I just love that!
Thanks for noticing! I appreciate the kind words.
They're voiceovers? They're so good and the jumpscare reactions are so in sync with the gameplay I didn't even notice
@@flubba7210 Yeah I've always been under the impression they're love recordings with effects added onto the audio track after the fact. Crazy if it's always been voiceovers, you genuinely can't tell. (for what it's worth, knowing it's voice overs doesn't detract from the quality)
I love that he does this. And imho I don’t believe he does voiceovers and the whole energy drink situation from this particular video helps me with this theory haha
Yeah, he doesn't voiceover. Been a few times where he's eaten or had to do stuff in the background momentarily.
22:38 aw you missed a really good scary moment. when he stops at your stall, he will slowly turn towards you while bending down with a creepy smile on his face before disappearing. he wont actually do anything to you in that moment.
I don't know if it's just because it's 1am or what, but interrupting yourself to puff on the cigarette already has me in tears.
I can't wait to get my heart yanked out by the strings at the end
You were high and didn't even know it.
Tears? Yikes 😂😆
Can't believe the murderer guy was able to get his hands on a Very Rare Original Antique Solid Brass Old Indian Rare Original Rare Injection Syringe Pump Gun. what an amazing find.
🤣💀
🤓
Be😢
Vulture "I swear it's not mine!"
Officer finds a book:
Me and my Very Rare Original Antique Solid Brass Old Indian Rare Original Rare Injection Syringe Pump Gun, written by Vulture.
It's like a cheap amazon product listing. Maybe it was modeled after one and they stuck with its description lol
As someone born in LI,NY and work in Manhattan for 13 years…the subway have so many levels that aren’t used and explorable IF you have the courage to do it and not get lost!
Entire underground
A home for monsters eh? Sounds good to me 😊
4:07 It’s kinda nice seeing a New York official public system saying to treat the homeless with dignity and respect, just can’t have them there because it’s unsafe at night. I like that a lot.
I think this games social narrative is that of the cruel and hypocritical nature in which our culture treats homeless- or any disenfranchised group. Maybe to recognize that those who “hate” are often the very people and reasons why their environment are filled with the lack of love- and care. Hence this protagonist being “the vulture” whether very seriously and the vulture is truly made up in his head or if its real- they still share the same violent beliefs about the city and cause it to be disenfranchised further by their own hostile behaviors, not just that but it touches on how the disenfranchised are also the vulnerable targets for this sort of violent exploitation and abuse- also very telling by “the vulture” which as an animal characteristically will find any moment of opportunity to use others moments of demise for their own gain. The art work in this game , like the sign , shines a light on how polarizing needed compassion is compared to the real nature being lived in even in the game.
@@breathoffreshair7795 I think Vulture is a different symbolism, actually. I'm pretty sure he's meant to be a personification of the hatred the protagonist feels toward the people in the city who he thinks are actually at fault for its problems. The person who signed the contract to buy a penthouse while the city suffered was apparently "Vulture", after all, and I don't think it's a coincidence that when things kicked off he remembered a sign from his parents' landlord who evicted them when he was a child. Actually, I would wager that the person he killed was probably his old landlord, who had just sold the penthouse. He was enraged by this man making *a quarter of a billion dollars* while his family suffered on the streets over a measly $1500, and killed him. He believed it wasn't really his fault, that this "vulture" who purchased the penthouse was to blame for his actions, and so created this persona. A tall, balding white man killed this landlord after (or by) purchasing property from him.
@@breathoffreshair7795eh I have little empathy for bums. They’re usually junkies. Try to help them and they just go back to doing more drugs. I don’t think the way we treat them is cruel at all. If anyone breaks into private property they should be kicked out that’s the law. And don’t even get me started on SQUATTERS RIGHTS. In New York if someone breaks into a house you own and are not using like for example your planning on selling it or a vacation house. If someone breaks in and stays there for more than 3 months I believe the police are not allowed to kick them out. Squatters are literally vermin
@@breathoffreshair7795most homeless people are homeless because of their own mistakes.
@@DoughBoyDopeBoy nope, that is entirely factually incorrect. The major cause of homelessness is job loss- it accounts for over 30% of homelessness, followed by addiction at 20% remembering the addiction crisis is caused directly by corporations forcing prescribers to over prescribe patients resulting in an addiction crisis (this is true and now those corporations are legally liable for paying their victims who are now majorly homeless), and then there is divorce/separation at 15%- this is an experience that mostly pertains to members of the military as they face this experience at higher rates then any other homeless demographic- the rest of the list continue to add more things beyond our own control such as health related, incarceration related, and housing crisis issues. NO ONE WANTS TO BE UNHOUSED. The circumstances in which they become unhoused are always against their will and extreme for them. You live in a mindset of ignorance about this subjective- please learn before creating opinions .
Horror games in a city setting is always so interesting
Reminds me of welcome to Kowloon
@@TOLOSKYI loved that video. Need more games like that.
AW II for me.
No
You would love Resident Evil 3
The " I'm short, no wonder I hate life " was crazy 😂😂😂
I wouldn't know
But accurate unfortunately lol
@@IGP As a short man who hates life, it's accurate. I can assure you xD
Engineering has taught me, that everything has positives & negatives. Short people may struggle to reach things, or defend themselves. But they fit places many just can't. Easier for them to get clothes, because children sizes are open to them. Then theres getting the most out of small, agile, efficient vehicles, let alone actually fitting on or in them comfortably.
Mazda MX5, Lotus Elise, original Tesla Roadster, Honda Grom, Monkey, and Navi. Small vehicles already get great gas mileage, or BEV range. Imagine how much better it is with a small & petite person?
And then theres chest sizes.
Aerodynamic and agile, or fat reserves for emergencies, that are also snuggling amplifiers.
Everything usually has pros & cons. Don't dwell on things you're born with, can't control, and aren't reallly stopping you from being happy & successful.
Oh, and remember guns are also called the great equalizers, allowing the small & frail to repel someone bigger & stronger. Just chose weapons you can easily & reliably handle. Blades too.
@@observingrogue7652im a short grown woman and kids clothes are often meh quality with questionable designs, i cant reach the pedal on normal car size, and most importantly im just tall enough to smell people armpit in crowd :')
But yeah life is not all bad down here.
16:37
That pump gun was ordered off of either Wish, Ali Baba, Temu, or Amazon.
Including that last one, thats a really nice touch ^^. In my area amazon is really bad.
The scene of Vulture standing on water wailing over the fallen city does make me wonder at the symbolism of that moment...
I would assume it's your character's feeling of being lost in the big city when he was a boy, seemingly endless with no way to reach a safe place, which parallels (I imagine) the feeling of becoming homeless that young, or even in adulthood. It said "he hates the city as much as I do" or something like that.
@@IGP that does make sense at least to me
@@IGP I really appreciate this analysis. Perhaps I'm new to watching gamers, but it's great to see people enjoyably analyze the symbolism used in games/movies. It's delightful!
This is what crying of hunger sounds like
Im sure someone else has commented this already but the guy at 29:44 was also in this devs other game "Graveyard Shift", just as a sort of watcher like in this one. Hopefully it'll lead up to something in their future games!
Jigsaw is taller than I remember. Poor homeless guys gotta deal with security and a serial killer
literally
Jigsaw has his twisted morals. I imagine the homeless are safe from him
Sorry guys, I was a little hungry
18:53 so yeah vulture is even in the picture of the employees at this point, not just a think added at the end of the game, pretty cool
Isn't that a real picture? I remember seeing it before
the voice effect at 32:32 is exactly why I love IGP's videos, such care and thought put into everything
your compassion was a breath of fresh air compared to other youtubers
Ex-detective and investigator here ... this game is more realistic than people think , Except for the guy being 10 foot tall and there being only 1 cannibal running around .
I think the 10 foot tall guy is actually his inner demon
@@sed782is that the lore or just a theory?
@@Coco-xq7zh It's just a theory, don't worry
@@sed782it’s just a theory, a, dare i say… a game theory?
@@Leo-rp1cwOgh, please see yourself out. The door’s right over there 😂
Yesssss so close to 3 million subscribers bro..... you deserve it so much brother ❤❤❤❤
22:38. He just stopped at your stall and Im here like yup you done for, the way you be looking at that door😂😂😂, I really expected a jumpscare right there ngl
I was laughing my ass off. Could you imagine just shitting on the toilet and this guy walks buy with his head scraping the ceiling. "THERE'S NO FUCKING POINT" lmao
The skyline was so incredibly beautiful and how the lights reflect on the water.
10 foot tall homeless man in the underground of New York eating people that sounds believable as heck.
Truly the New York moment of all time
I can definitely appreciate the editing in this video when Igp walked up to the fan, and it sounded like he was talking into an actual. I enjoy your videos man!
I love how he added the fan auto-tune at 32:09. I makes me think the times me and my siblings would fight over who got he fan.
Man I just love your commentary.. really feels like playing with a friend! Love the amount of effort you put into your voiceovers with the effects like echoes.. it makes a huge difference
32:35 Your/your editor's attention to detail is immense, and sometimes I forget how seriously you take it. I thought my speakers were breaking lmao
Haha thanks yeah I had no idea how to achieve that effect but it kinda worked
13:20-13:25
"How do you grow so big without food" hit way harder than it should've xD
The emphasis on “FOOD” hit me😂😂lol
I’m so confused it was at 12:56 for me and other people are saying it was too
@@beefish00Same for me. That’s weird
Wow I’m cooked cuz that scene where Vulture is sobbing on the water had me tearing up. Also you outdid yourself with your voice when you talked next to the fan 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I’m only about 5 minutes in but this games art direction is amazing every single area the camera looks feels like it could be a wallpaper background it’s really amazing
32:07 the voice chop from the fan caught me off gaurd. awesome editing
Omeprazole is used to treat issues related to too much stomach acid. Ulcers, acid reflux, things like that
Yeeeeeah, esomeprazole became pretty critical for me, in recent years 😓
Just an FYI, if you have any kidney issues, you might consider switching to famotidine as omeprazole can worsen kidney function.
@@loner419 yes! thank you. that is something to look out for. it can do some serious damage to your kidneys if you already have issues
I was just looking for a video to watch/listen to. Good thing IGP popped up
Same fr we needed dis🤟🏽
I’m 38 minutes in and this is one of the scariest games he’s ever played I think 😭 Poppy Playtime chapter 3 with the cat was terrifying too
Same dude
Igp wants to talk to the 9 foot tall monster man
Me:gonna just nope outta here and not look back.
So an unarmed security guard who's whole job is to remove homeless people: finds a severed head, doesn't call the police; finds a homeless man, leaves him there to die. Sir, you're under arrest. And you're fired.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Leaving homeless people to die is just normal behavior in a city, come on. What, are you gonna arrest half of New York?
@@jadedandbittersad but true
@TealeavesNoStoneUnturned give them your house then?
Dude you never fail to set the mood for the videos. This intro, much like Still Wakes the Deep, is immaculate.
I love that little voice warble effect that you did at 32:34. Gave some nostalgic feels.
I've watched this game a number of times played by different gamers. And this is the first time I've seen someone guess who the killer really is.
Awesome job man.
Your videos are always great ❤
@IGP8.1 um does that mean I'm next on the tall man's kill list ???
This experience was scary, but also sad . . . just like life
"How do you grow that big without food!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Got a boost in views I see, keep it up man, I love your attitude towards the community.
Stuff like school starting now may be disappointing but IGP uploading automatically makes up for it
Yay another horror video I like how you mostly do top quality horror games that fill one's self with fear.
IGP is like Manly with the descriptions slightly matching the titles but less insane. Lmao
Was already in the middle of watching your Medieval Lethal Company videos for the 3,000th time when the notification for this popped up. We’re eatin’ tonight with this one, boys.
32:33 man IGP you are insane with editing your voice and I love it!
I dont see this talked about much, but the production value of IGP is amazing. having his voice echo in certain places or muffled from the echo due to being in a room is phenominal.
not through the vid yet but the moment i heard/read "have you ever heard the cry of a hungry man?" i IMMEDIATELY knew cannibalism was gonna be involved
I was bored at 1 am until I saw that igp uploaded
I loved the concept of this game. The scares and the overall atmosphere was fairly well done. I kind of wish it was a little longer and that there were more gun options, but for what it was it was really well done
Bro, you've missed seeing when Vulture stops walking in front of the restroom door, stares at you and then ducks out of existence 🤣😂I was waiting for you to see that part lol!
Lmaoo same here
No joke IGPs compassion and enpathy towards the homeless is incredibly wholesome and is just another reason i look up to him much love from saint Louis Missouri Igp my wife and I we love you bud❤ ❤❤
Love the editing of detail at 32:08 that made your voice echo as if you were actually talking into the fan
Something i noticed near the end, it seems like Vulture is wraring a clergy collar. Combine that with the "inner demon" written on the walls, in red, the "your a sinner" written also in red. Seems like there is a religious undertone or theme to the story, or the characters.
The way i read it currently, is like so: Vulture is the protags inner-demon, one he has seemingly struggeled with since childhood. The protagonist grew up poor, in a religious hous, with at least one sick family member, causing the eviction. Once evicted he and his family lived as homeless people for a while, causing the sick family member to get worse, ultimatly dying. Finaly our protagonist gets this job, as it allowes him to show compassion to the homeless, where others would use brute force. It goes fine until this day, the day he killed some one, probably a higher middle class or upper class person.
Ofcourse there is holes and things unexplained, if Vulture is the inner demon, then how is on a photo, and what with the people that knock on the windove, yet dont exist. Im not sure about that. But hell share your thought, right.
I feel like it's similar to judge holden from blood meridian thing. I interpreted holden as being real for characters in the book, but for us, readers he was humanity's worse personified. Same with vulture, he's what is wrong with the city? Or perhaps he's the suffering of the homeless personified. And for protag he is, well, his inner demon of sorts. But at the same time he's been there even since city was built.
Tall Homeless Man: Hello Smith, I wanna play a game. My tummy has the grumbles, I need delicious long pig jerky.
0:42
*Insert look of confusion whilst looking through script before speaking*
(1st edit: wrong timestamp)
That fan close-up was on purpose, i know you like your voice editing! as always, amazing vid IGP
mega close to 3 mil dude and it is well deserved 🙏
Just voted in the poll, checked the channel for a video, and was going to sleep, IGP posted a new Video, so... Yay??
Ty for this amazing video and congrats to almost hitting 3 mil you're so close :)
I cannot express how much I love this,this is the best horror game channel EVER!!!!!
Your flashlight is out of torch oil, that's why you can't turn it on
I just worked a 16 hour shift and I cannot thank you more for releasing a video. ALSO HOW IS THE CAT???
As you were going through the apartments I was thinking to myself; "This feels like Cry of Fear to me..." Then you commented you were getting Cry of Fear vibes. Glad the feeling was mutual 😂
The tall guy was a little goofy, but the atmosphere of this game is insane
48:15 Tall guy has a white collar, combine that with the black coat and he kinda looks like a priest of some kind.
Or could just be a free asset that the devs used for his model
I love that the voiceover is congruent with the environment with reverb and flanger effects when talking into the big fan. It really makes it feel like you’re the actual guy ingame giving the commentary
It always surprises me at how well done and pretty these community made steam games are man this video was a experience to be sure and a emotional one at that
43:19 the man crying is literally the Zombie Crying sound from HL2 BTW
Just woke up and I must say, watching your videos is definitely a great way of becoming wide awake quickly
Especially working overnight, almost better than coffee lol
09:19 Indie singing Pocahontas is among the things I never anticipated giving me violent asthma on the spot. Well done.
Maybe watching this while working at museum at night isn't a good idea.. oh well what's the worst that could happen?
“Oh no man your good.”
*empathy kicks in*
LETS GOOOO 3 MILLION SUBS RIGHT HERE.. SO HAPPY FOR YOU IGP!! Come on guys hit that sub button.
Thanks Anthony! Really appreciate all the support :')
Expiring on 911 2001 is CRAZY! 😂😂😂
My man would rather jump in front of a train than harass the unhoused. Downright respectable.
My favorite parts were the first graffiti, "Do not fear me" etc. and the first cardboard were neatly printed in Comic Sans. I immediately thought of my grandma printing out serial killer clues.
Yup, IGP my mom's a security guard for a big company, can confirm they give you a yellow uniform, that's it
Flashlight? Nope. Taser? Nope. You want anything? Gotta get yourself. This is why you get those "super tactical mall cops" is they just buy their own stuff and over prepare
Doing security at night, no such thing as over prepared lol. Never use a small caliber weapon and buy your own flashlight 🔦
@@terryrichmond4723 Noted, gonna equip with 700 nitro express, and a S&W 500 as a side arm 👍
17:52 "as long as I don't look its not there.....inner demon" Why did these two fit so perfectly together 😭✨
Was playing a cozy game and wanted a video on the other screen, then boom, notified with a perfect video
I check your channel everyday for new videos. You’re my favorite TH-camr. I don’t even know you but I love you.
Dam it was either Vulture was a figment of his imagination or he was real and really good at covering up that last picture really showed how he truly was there but under the shadows. Dam I wonder if they'll make a second continuation to this. Where you're in a mental facility and Vulture continues to haunt you.
As someone who had to sing Colors of the Wind for my Elementary School graduation I had to finish the rest of the song in my head. Thanks Indie >:[
“How do you grow that big without food” lmfao
Yass heart from indie, don’t look at my pfp
@IGP8.1 this is a different igp
@IGP8.1 maybe
2:43 thousand-yard stare, good lord
I'm pretty sure I saw a priest collar on the Vulture when he finally went down. Which is interesting but confusing as to what it means. Also that little bit with the photo at the end was beautifully played.
It means the clergy often preys on the innocent. In real life it's children, here it's the homeless.
@@Hawk7886 That does make since since if anyone was going to prey on people in that fashion hiding behind a priest title and garb would be the best way to find victims and get them to drop their guard.
My second favorite TH-camr has returned. I'm sorry but I love CoryxKenshin. Though, I enjoy every single one of your videos as they often cheer me up after a bad day
"i hate you i hate everything about you" that was heartfelt x))
I missed this type of roleplays from you 😂 love you man❤
Watched Fooster play this. I can just hear your screams now. Lol
The cig scene with your sound effect. I'm dying lmaoo hahaha. Bro you just holding all that in? Lol
0:43 pov: you're living in Gotham city 🌃
( batman is looking for you)
29:05 I can definitely sympathize as an engineer. "This layout makes no sense" is also my most frequent immersion-related complaint with games 😆
When I was a security guard overnight at this golf resort, I had no flashlight issued to me, and had no walkie talkie to communicate to my coworkers about anything UNLESS i was in truck and used the radio in it. I had to patrol an unlit golf resort with no light except my phone, headlights from the truck and at least 3/4 of the time I was on foot patrolling 😢
Ngl if I'd ever work similar job, even with flashlight I'd keep it off and just sort of skulk around in the dark. BE the reason people think the place is haunted lol
39:59 “it’s right there… dingus😒”
For anyone curious, omeprazole is an OTC/RX drug used to treat severe or frequent heartburn. Weirdly, I'm pretty sure it didn't come out until the late 70s/early 80s, so the timing of the flashback stage is a little off.
A 10 ft tall homeless man? Gotta be one of the lost primarchs
1300 views in 7 MINUTES!!!!!😱😱😱😱😍😍😍😍😍😍😍hurray! I freaking LOOVEEEEEE YOU MAN! I wait for your video's religiously!!!!!!!
Lol, IGP offering up his colleagues and superiors to be eaten is a mood.
16:04 I love the way you read that. It's always amusing when you find something flabbergasting.