For anyone looking for some more experience with Bernhard's Door, I suggest you read "House of Leaves" It's sorta based around this whole concept of some hallway / door being present in a house that wasn't there before. And the book is filled with mystery and this atmosphere that goes through your skin
@V0ID_X5 It really isn't as difficult as it seems. It's sure as hell daunting, but after the first few chapters, it becomes a breeze. Also, don't feel bad for skimming some sections.
@@V0ID_X5It's really not. People tend to exaggerate the complexity of HoL somewhat because it's usually their first exposure to that kind of reading experience, but really it's no more dense of a read than, say, something like _The Lord of the Rings_ or perhaps even a book in the _Eragon_ series (though that later example may be over-simplifying it somewhat). The hard part is the multilayered narrative combined with meta-narrative elements, esotericism, intentional obfuscation, poetic writing, and of course the transformative arrangement of text. It's a book, about a book, written by and also about a fucked-up guy who knew a blind old guy who died, whom before death happened to be writing a book (amongst other things), about a diegetically fictional (maybe?) scholarly essay that's written as if non-fiction, about a documentary that's about a House with impossible features and that House's relation to the people who happen to live within it. And it's not just written with all these pieces as a whole, but with each piece also being it's own thing. Really, you're reading five stories at once, which are all individual but are also closely related and one of which happens to be the fact that you're (as in the IRL reader, "you") reading the other four stories at all. If you can get your head around those concepts, the actually act of reading the book and parsing the stories isn't any more difficult than most books of a similar size.
Fun fact all dreams actually lasts about 1 hour based on studies on brain activity and rem sleep, their provided length is cused by a protection of time distorting It's different for other animals, the platypus has the longest recorded dreams at 6 hours
@@kingsnakke6888 that reminds me of when ari shafir did salvia and apparently lived out a whole life during the trip, his words lol I have experienced slight time diliation when using mushrooms and LSD but it was very slight. I think an interesting component of time diliation is the fact that when your content in the moment time moves in a faster experienced scale whilst when your bored it moves considerably slower, thus this also reminds me of the Chinese water droplet torture which apparently had different scales of severity. An example being whether or not the water that was dropped was on a consistent beat or at random intervals. Apparently that torture technique is considerably more psychologically nafarious dependant on if the torturee can anticipate and count out when the water drops in their body and the position as well which also falls along the scale of time and the fact if you follow mathematically consistant intervals its less stressful
this game is awesome, it captured the essence of creepy and unnerving perfectly. not many games have given me the chills like this one. the atmosphere and sense of dread around every corner really put me on edge.
you should play a game named "Gloomwood".Its about exploring a cold desolate and abandoned world set in the UK,You have to be stealthy and you walk through dark corridors and such trying not be seen by any of the guards while going behind them and backstabbing them.There is the occasional zone where its completly centered about horror which should be right up your alley.The game is a stealth like game and is an "immersive sim",which means its focused on immersing the player into the world with many points and details using notes and such.
Oh is it actually set in a fictionalised version of the UK? I've been following development a bit but thought it was a generic Victorian dark/gaslamp fantasy setting rather than being set in 'real life'
This is by far within my top 10 videos I've watched on your channel, the atmosphere and feeling from the game was unreal, with your narrative aswell made if truly great, keep up the good work ❤
you should wait until finishing the video before reviewing it dude its been not even one hour before you posted this review on and a half hour long video
That guy suddenly sprinting at you made my heart drop. Him just hitting you was less scary, and he became just another moving obstacle to try to avoid, but that initial shot of him dead sprinting when you looked back was great.
44:44 I definitely see why you might mention that. Spoilers for At the Mountains of Madness for anyone who hasn't read it. At The Mountains of Madness, once the scientists cross over the Antarctic mountain range and find that alien civilization, it's like they travelled to a new dimension. The creatures such as the Elder Things and their "world" are utterly alien. And so, in some ways, it's both horrifying and fascinating with the exploration of those ruins that are older than mankind and will stand long after humanity. You get the same thing here with The Door in the Basement. Yet this has almost small child's nightmare like aspect to it, with the replacement of joints with mannequin parts. How architecture of bleak appearances seamlessly intertwined with this realm of almost alien things mismatched with the familiar. Like At the Mountains of Madness, if this world was explained fully, it would stop being unknown and lose its luster.
Another thing I think the lack of music does is actively build the atmosphere. It ties it closer to reality, where you wouldn't have a soundtrack to cover audio cues. It captures the paranoia of the woods at night when everything goes dead silent, and then you hear shifting, and you can't quite tell if those are your footsteps or someone else's.
Typically it's very loud and full of ambient noise in the forest at night but if you can't even hear the crickets music or the rustling of the leaves and your hair starts standing you know your in mortal danger
I could watch videos like this and the liminal spooky gmod stuff forever. As someone who is v similar I love talking to people about things and really it’s all about intellectual stimulation
Imagine just waking up to realize your have never recorded this video and that was actually a dream, all the feeling, all your choices, while you thought you played a game but was actually in the evil place being tricked by it to think it wasnt real while it was
I'm sure more will come, but the game is still hammering a lot of things out. There is more content to actually do in the world now, but I'm fine with waiting for as long as possible.
I've commented this before, but ibalways get super excited to explore the new rooms whenever i have a Bernhard's Door dream. Then again, my dreams are also in fullbright with no sky (it never bothers me while im dreaming, but not sky is kinda spooky when I remember my dreams), so my dreams are weird to begin with.
Haven’t finished the video so idk why I’m making this comment, but my guess is that Ben was witness to a Wendigo or possibly Skinwalker attack. It wasn’t itself connected to the door or the Faceless Man, but once Ben saw something supernatural he was marked to see the Door.
shoot i broke the streak of recommending b3313 already i suck at this day ??? of recommending b3313, a hellscape of a mario 64 hack taking you through a complex unending castle
I saw the demo version of this years ago, and this is both a massive expansion to that and very different in a lot of places. None of the regular humans attacked you in the demo, though it also starts right before the spider section. Of course, that means that when actual monsters show up now, it's even more of a surprise. Speaking of which, I'm pretty sure it's safe to stand still and watch The Man With No Face instead of immediately sprinting into the spider, as doing so nets you a preview of something blatantly supernatural you don't wanna' deal with. Though I'm pretty sure it doesn't do its speed-up gimmick until it actually starts chasing you.
When i played this a few months ago i was thinking: "This could be the perfect Bernhard's Door game for The Librarian" 😄 Really nice little game, enjoyed it a lot. It's short but short in a good way.
52:00 Jeez, I didn't realize how much more bizarre and terrifying to me the running animation for the monster is when you just speed up the walking animation instead. It's almost like you're in slow motion compared to them and are powerless as you are effortlessly approached. The sudden switch in walking speed always gets me no matter how much times it happens.
I mean it's hardly feaux PS1 just the kighting alone would crash anything before 360 atleast not to mention the 4k textures abd high poly models, if you removed the filter this game would look great. Abd as always a super detailed Librarian video goes well :)
The textures aren't 4k. They're actually super low-res, like downright pixel art. The resolution of the _game_ just masks that fact. It's part of the reason for the low resolution, making you imagine detail that isn't actually there. Enhanced by the hi-fi lighting effects, which make it look even more realistic despite being both low poly and low res. Which is a technique I absolutely _love,_ and am trying to do myself in some personal projects EDIT: Lost in Vivo did this too, although not quite to the same level. That one was more overtly retro themed, while this one is going full force with the faux realism look.
When I dream of places, they're almost always severely distorted. Some relatives of mine have a fairly large farm house of sorts. When I dream of it, it turns into an enormous mansion. My relatives look nothing like they do in real life. I remember elaborate backstories that aren't true and are quickly forgotten when I wake up (probably because they were vague and not actually all that elaborate but the dream glossed over those details to make it feel real). Often times, the basement in my own home would have an additional tunnel that seems scary or creepy, but even then the basement itself never looks quite like in real life. In short, I know this phenomenon first hand...but only kind of. Since none of the places ever look right in the first place, the out-of-place door usually doesn't stand out quite as much.
00:03:38 The landing stretching away from you seems to be an artefact of the pixelation effect. I don't think it's actually meant to be stretching away.
If you enjoy Bernhard's Door stuff, I recommend a creepypasta based on a similar concept: "The Game of Seven Doors." It's a very good read that builds tension and atmosphere really well. Its a bit of a mix of Bernhard's Door crossed with guided meditation/dreaming and draws you into the narrative really well
A bit of a digression here, but I just wanna say how much I'm coming to loathe the trend of indie horror games self describing their aesthetic as "faux-PS1" despite having little to no resemblance to the PSX's graphical "style"/capabilities other than being "retro". Like, I know the Haunted - PS1 game collections were a hit, but you can just call it "retro-inspired" for if nothing else the sake of authenticity.
Some games do achieve it but only when you see the textures move and vibrate and shake as it was a product of games back then to save memory and it gave the illusion of everything moving it's hard to describe
@@-EndlessHorizon I know the effect you mean, it was an effect exclusive to the PSX and had to do with how the system calculated the position of geometry in 3D graphics. Not every PSX game displayed this effect as there were ways to minimize/remove it, but most games featured it. But that's not the only thing many of these "faux-PS1" games get wrong. Things like texture resolution, polygon count, aliasing, anisotropic filtering, lighting, sound design, UI design, etc. So many get these wrong to the point that they might as well be fully modern games with a cheap filter applied over the visuals, rather than an authentic attempt to emulate that specific style of game design. This is something the "Haunted-PS1" collection games tend to get right more often then not, which makes other titles that get it wrong seem worse in comparison. I know some creators either don't have the technical knowledge or skill to recreate that style authentically, or perhaps are even just too young to really be knowledgeable about that specific niche of gaming, but it can have the effect of diluting modern viewers perceptions of what the real thing was actually like. Gradually, specific aspects get diluted into general stereotypes until eventually people start to have a misinformed perception of something that is already fading from public knowledge.
I really like when games let you read text at your own pace when there isn't a VA involved, I too strongly dislike that silliness when they just assume you read at the same speeds (fast or slow doesn't matter) as the dev.
I don't mind the way it looks at all but I'd say they missed the mark if they were trying for PS1 style rather than just "indie low res". They got the notes spot on though lol
Really cool concept but i kinda hated the obvious ending, i know cosmic horror doesn't go well with ""good"" endings but I would prefered a "we dont know endingC
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The developer just ruined this game for me with that downscale effect. It’s not even faux PS1, it’s just modern graphics but in low resolution for no reason. It ruins the immersion because pixels is all I’m thinking about, not to mention that it’s very lazy (literally just change one setting in unity). Very disappointing.
this game would look so much better without the post-processing pixelation. its so forced, trite, and unnecessary that its kind of annoying. it clearly wasnt a game that was designed with the intention of being pixelated, but since indie horror now is stereotypically pixelated i guess they felt an obligation to be unoriginal.
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The Librarian really loves his Bernhard's Door
God I love that creepy pasta idk why
As someone named Bernard I appreciate the long overdue attention
@@decrisseur9060bernards a cool asf name icl
@@decrisseur9060Hiiiii Bernard
@@decrisseur9060I'ma call you Nard 👀
everybody gangsta till the game tells you to hold shift to run
For anyone looking for some more experience with Bernhard's Door, I suggest you read "House of Leaves" It's sorta based around this whole concept of some hallway / door being present in a house that wasn't there before. And the book is filled with mystery and this atmosphere that goes through your skin
house of leaves is absolutely terrifying, we need to finish reading it sometime
God I loveeeee House of Leaves. I'm honestly shocked The Librarian hasn't read it. It seems right up his alley.
I’ve heard it’s nearly impossible to read...
@V0ID_X5 It really isn't as difficult as it seems. It's sure as hell daunting, but after the first few chapters, it becomes a breeze. Also, don't feel bad for skimming some sections.
@@V0ID_X5It's really not. People tend to exaggerate the complexity of HoL somewhat because it's usually their first exposure to that kind of reading experience, but really it's no more dense of a read than, say, something like _The Lord of the Rings_ or perhaps even a book in the _Eragon_ series (though that later example may be over-simplifying it somewhat). The hard part is the multilayered narrative combined with meta-narrative elements, esotericism, intentional obfuscation, poetic writing, and of course the transformative arrangement of text.
It's a book, about a book, written by and also about a fucked-up guy who knew a blind old guy who died, whom before death happened to be writing a book (amongst other things), about a diegetically fictional (maybe?) scholarly essay that's written as if non-fiction, about a documentary that's about a House with impossible features and that House's relation to the people who happen to live within it. And it's not just written with all these pieces as a whole, but with each piece also being it's own thing. Really, you're reading five stories at once, which are all individual but are also closely related and one of which happens to be the fact that you're (as in the IRL reader, "you") reading the other four stories at all. If you can get your head around those concepts, the actually act of reading the book and parsing the stories isn't any more difficult than most books of a similar size.
The amount of high quality content you put out is miraculous.
Don't worry about it.
Nice to see Shelob is still doing her normal doings.
"You're letting me go a surprisingly long time withOUUUUUUT...."
It's like the game hears you!
What an amazing masterpiece of an indie game HOLY SHIT props to this dev for being so sucessful with this project
man, he has a "i have no enemies" voice
Holy fricking cow.
The amount of perfectly timed and well done jumpscares like maaan
Best video I ever watched at 2 am (finished video at 5 am) 😊
2:19:55 Oof seeing him walk right by that note was physically painful lol
Fun fact all dreams actually lasts about 1 hour based on studies on brain activity and rem sleep, their provided length is cused by a protection of time distorting
It's different for other animals, the platypus has the longest recorded dreams at 6 hours
Wrong, you don't dream only during REM, thats only when dreams are most vivid.
If you experience time dilation whose to say a 1 hour dream isn't 10 hours or 10 years?
@@-EndlessHorizonJunji Ito ran with that idea. Thanks, I hate the concept of long dreams...
@@kingsnakke6888 that reminds me of when ari shafir did salvia and apparently lived out a whole life during the trip, his words lol
I have experienced slight time diliation when using mushrooms and LSD but it was very slight. I think an interesting component of time diliation is the fact that when your content in the moment time moves in a faster experienced scale whilst when your bored it moves considerably slower, thus this also reminds me of the Chinese water droplet torture which apparently had different scales of severity. An example being whether or not the water that was dropped was on a consistent beat or at random intervals. Apparently that torture technique is considerably more psychologically nafarious dependant on if the torturee can anticipate and count out when the water drops in their body and the position as well which also falls along the scale of time and the fact if you follow mathematically consistant intervals its less stressful
this game is awesome, it captured the essence of creepy and unnerving perfectly. not many games have given me the chills like this one. the atmosphere and sense of dread around every corner really put me on edge.
you should play a game named "Gloomwood".Its about exploring a cold desolate and abandoned world set in the UK,You have to be stealthy and you walk through dark corridors and such trying not be seen by any of the guards while going behind them and backstabbing them.There is the occasional zone where its completly centered about horror which should be right up your alley.The game is a stealth like game and is an "immersive sim",which means its focused on immersing the player into the world with many points and details using notes and such.
-cold
-desolate
-abandoned
Saying it's set in the UK is kind of redundant.
So a normal day in England?
The b*****h slander is magnificent
Oh is it actually set in a fictionalised version of the UK? I've been following development a bit but thought it was a generic Victorian dark/gaslamp fantasy setting rather than being set in 'real life'
@@Smeelio 'fictionalised' they say.
This is by far within my top 10 videos I've watched on your channel, the atmosphere and feeling from the game was unreal, with your narrative aswell made if truly great, keep up the good work ❤
you should wait until finishing the video before reviewing it dude
its been not even one hour before you posted this review on and a half hour long video
Even just watching this game was hell. Actually scary
That guy suddenly sprinting at you made my heart drop. Him just hitting you was less scary, and he became just another moving obstacle to try to avoid, but that initial shot of him dead sprinting when you looked back was great.
44:44 I definitely see why you might mention that. Spoilers for At the Mountains of Madness for anyone who hasn't read it.
At The Mountains of Madness, once the scientists cross over the Antarctic mountain range and find that alien civilization, it's like they travelled to a new dimension. The creatures such as the Elder Things and their "world" are utterly alien. And so, in some ways, it's both horrifying and fascinating with the exploration of those ruins that are older than mankind and will stand long after humanity. You get the same thing here with The Door in the Basement.
Yet this has almost small child's nightmare like aspect to it, with the replacement of joints with mannequin parts. How architecture of bleak appearances seamlessly intertwined with this realm of almost alien things mismatched with the familiar.
Like At the Mountains of Madness, if this world was explained fully, it would stop being unknown and lose its luster.
Another thing I think the lack of music does is actively build the atmosphere. It ties it closer to reality, where you wouldn't have a soundtrack to cover audio cues. It captures the paranoia of the woods at night when everything goes dead silent, and then you hear shifting, and you can't quite tell if those are your footsteps or someone else's.
Typically it's very loud and full of ambient noise in the forest at night but if you can't even hear the crickets music or the rustling of the leaves and your hair starts standing you know your in mortal danger
@@-EndlessHorizon Yep! Silence is one of the scariest things to hear in a forest!
love your vids man!
also its funny how you said you nobody else made it so far and a few seconds later 2:19:57 you missed a note of the survivors xD
The game is giving me Penumbra vibes.
Can you please make another haunted G mod vid just so I can get scared for the 50th time
agreed
i really want more of that
I could watch videos like this and the liminal spooky gmod stuff forever. As someone who is v similar I love talking to people about things and really it’s all about intellectual stimulation
*Same* 🫡
Same I love the talk about dreams and twin peaks references
Imagine just waking up to realize your have never recorded this video and that was actually a dream, all the feeling, all your choices, while you thought you played a game but was actually in the evil place being tricked by it to think it wasnt real while it was
If you love waiting for trams while a monster searches for you, you'd love Alien: Isolation.
thou shalt play sunken heads
Oh cool! I just saw your Bernhards door video a day ago!
Idk I'm sad about marcus I know is just game but make me sad for no reason 😭
The thought that someone would be damned to a place like Tartarus without any judgement from God is sad and equal parts horrifying
The question is who is Bernard and why are we entering his door 🤔🤔
Can we expect any more Voices of the void, since it had an update?
I'm sure more will come, but the game is still hammering a lot of things out. There is more content to actually do in the world now, but I'm fine with waiting for as long as possible.
I've commented this before, but ibalways get super excited to explore the new rooms whenever i have a Bernhard's Door dream. Then again, my dreams are also in fullbright with no sky (it never bothers me while im dreaming, but not sky is kinda spooky when I remember my dreams), so my dreams are weird to begin with.
Haven’t finished the video so idk why I’m making this comment, but my guess is that Ben was witness to a Wendigo or possibly Skinwalker attack. It wasn’t itself connected to the door or the Faceless Man, but once Ben saw something supernatural he was marked to see the Door.
shoot i broke the streak of recommending b3313 already i suck at this
day ??? of recommending b3313, a hellscape of a mario 64 hack taking you through a complex unending castle
42:40
Oh crap! The bone brigade just did a bunch a more bad stuff! We're gonna have to go to the future! Crap dangit, this sucks!
Really enjoy your content - Thanks Librarian !!!
I saw the demo version of this years ago, and this is both a massive expansion to that and very different in a lot of places. None of the regular humans attacked you in the demo, though it also starts right before the spider section. Of course, that means that when actual monsters show up now, it's even more of a surprise.
Speaking of which, I'm pretty sure it's safe to stand still and watch The Man With No Face instead of immediately sprinting into the spider, as doing so nets you a preview of something blatantly supernatural you don't wanna' deal with. Though I'm pretty sure it doesn't do its speed-up gimmick until it actually starts chasing you.
When i played this a few months ago i was thinking: "This could be the perfect Bernhard's Door game for The Librarian" 😄
Really nice little game, enjoyed it a lot. It's short but short in a good way.
Dang 1 min ago get cozy fellers
*This is Day 5 Of Doing A Horror Map So That The Librarian Reacts To It*
52:00 Jeez, I didn't realize how much more bizarre and terrifying to me the running animation for the monster is when you just speed up the walking animation instead. It's almost like you're in slow motion compared to them and are powerless as you are effortlessly approached. The sudden switch in walking speed always gets me no matter how much times it happens.
51:58 wew lad.
That doll maker is SO creepy
The game feels like a mix between Amnesia and Outlast. Also was he talking about TWD, before turning off the tv in that room with the person?
“I feel like being in the polar bear cave at sea world” 👑
1:07:15
the fact he didn't notice made that so much worse for me
I mean it's hardly feaux PS1 just the kighting alone would crash anything before 360 atleast not to mention the 4k textures abd high poly models, if you removed the filter this game would look great. Abd as always a super detailed Librarian video goes well :)
The textures aren't 4k. They're actually super low-res, like downright pixel art. The resolution of the _game_ just masks that fact. It's part of the reason for the low resolution, making you imagine detail that isn't actually there. Enhanced by the hi-fi lighting effects, which make it look even more realistic despite being both low poly and low res. Which is a technique I absolutely _love,_ and am trying to do myself in some personal projects
EDIT: Lost in Vivo did this too, although not quite to the same level. That one was more overtly retro themed, while this one is going full force with the faux realism look.
When I dream of places, they're almost always severely distorted. Some relatives of mine have a fairly large farm house of sorts. When I dream of it, it turns into an enormous mansion. My relatives look nothing like they do in real life. I remember elaborate backstories that aren't true and are quickly forgotten when I wake up (probably because they were vague and not actually all that elaborate but the dream glossed over those details to make it feel real). Often times, the basement in my own home would have an additional tunnel that seems scary or creepy, but even then the basement itself never looks quite like in real life.
In short, I know this phenomenon first hand...but only kind of. Since none of the places ever look right in the first place, the out-of-place door usually doesn't stand out quite as much.
00:03:38
The landing stretching away from you seems to be an artefact of the pixelation effect. I don't think it's actually meant to be stretching away.
I don't like these constant downer endings in horror games. Just because it's a horror game doesn't mean the ending has to be bleak.
"Entering Bernhard's Door" that sounds so scary yet Im so curious. What can be on the other side?
Bernhard, perhaps?
yipee
Librarian please play RainWorld
The cave/mine parts give me skyrim vibes.
LIBRARIAN ON TOP!
Wow. That was epic.
*_Prisoner Zero will vacate the human residence or the human residence will be incinerated._*
Sewer count increases for you, or for Civvie? :3
If you enjoy Bernhard's Door stuff, I recommend a creepypasta based on a similar concept: "The Game of Seven Doors." It's a very good read that builds tension and atmosphere really well. Its a bit of a mix of Bernhard's Door crossed with guided meditation/dreaming and draws you into the narrative really well
It’s giving Outlast and Outlast Whistle Blower!!!
A bit of a digression here, but I just wanna say how much I'm coming to loathe the trend of indie horror games self describing their aesthetic as "faux-PS1" despite having little to no resemblance to the PSX's graphical "style"/capabilities other than being "retro". Like, I know the Haunted - PS1 game collections were a hit, but you can just call it "retro-inspired" for if nothing else the sake of authenticity.
Some games do achieve it but only when you see the textures move and vibrate and shake as it was a product of games back then to save memory and it gave the illusion of everything moving it's hard to describe
@@-EndlessHorizon I know the effect you mean, it was an effect exclusive to the PSX and had to do with how the system calculated the position of geometry in 3D graphics. Not every PSX game displayed this effect as there were ways to minimize/remove it, but most games featured it.
But that's not the only thing many of these "faux-PS1" games get wrong. Things like texture resolution, polygon count, aliasing, anisotropic filtering, lighting, sound design, UI design, etc. So many get these wrong to the point that they might as well be fully modern games with a cheap filter applied over the visuals, rather than an authentic attempt to emulate that specific style of game design. This is something the "Haunted-PS1" collection games tend to get right more often then not, which makes other titles that get it wrong seem worse in comparison. I know some creators either don't have the technical knowledge or skill to recreate that style authentically, or perhaps are even just too young to really be knowledgeable about that specific niche of gaming, but it can have the effect of diluting modern viewers perceptions of what the real thing was actually like. Gradually, specific aspects get diluted into general stereotypes until eventually people start to have a misinformed perception of something that is already fading from public knowledge.
this game is so tma spiral coded. i love it
Thirteen minutes, let's go!!!
solutra
I will do anything to make that sudden speeder suffer for life. It scares me in a very disgusting way. I hate it!
gnostic ass game talmbout "taking your eyes" and "you eventually give in to the process" and "you gotta go down to escape"
wat
I really like when games let you read text at your own pace when there isn't a VA involved, I too strongly dislike that silliness when they just assume you read at the same speeds (fast or slow doesn't matter) as the dev.
Day 2 of asking Librarian to return to voices of the void
I don't mind the way it looks at all but I'd say they missed the mark if they were trying for PS1 style rather than just "indie low res". They got the notes spot on though lol
Its such a fascinating topic but there hardly anything online about it. Was it really named from a post on r/nosleep?
It’s kind of BS that with all the lanterns and pickaxes laying around you can’t pick any of them up.
I feel like game developers should watch your channel to better grasp what works and what doesn’t in a good horror game.
Was this inspired by little nightmares maybe?
id love for you to play little nightmares 2 :)
How are you the librarian u dont even have any books
maybe he has a big game “library”? idk lol
How big? is his library?@@bringbackthedarkness
@@-Emotionless- idk he prolly has a lot of games because he has played a handful of games on his channel
He calls himself “The Librarian” because he used to collect a lot of online horror stories back in the day.
@@syrupyscribbles5176 This is probably the most interesting lore of any librarian tbh
Day 12 of asking the librarian to make a book reading series
Do you plan on playing Little Nightmares 2?
Really cool concept but i kinda hated the obvious ending, i know cosmic horror doesn't go well with ""good"" endings but I would prefered a "we dont know endingC
more like "The Odor in the Basement"
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Please play aminsa the bunker?
36:56
Bros playing skyrim
Is this a re-upload
The developer just ruined this game for me with that downscale effect. It’s not even faux PS1, it’s just modern graphics but in low resolution for no reason. It ruins the immersion because pixels is all I’m thinking about, not to mention that it’s very lazy (literally just change one setting in unity). Very disappointing.
cope.
Man, everything was great except the ending. I was disappointed by the ending.
this game would look so much better without the post-processing pixelation. its so forced, trite, and unnecessary that its kind of annoying. it clearly wasnt a game that was designed with the intention of being pixelated, but since indie horror now is stereotypically pixelated i guess they felt an obligation to be unoriginal.
I just hate that we don’t get to see the spider fully.
yesss the old game aesthetic is so overused in games where it is not needed at all