We've learned more about the personal life of Painticus: 1. He has a minimum of 2 brothers (potentially up to hundreds) 2. He was born in the mid 90s and then reborn again every year until the early 2000s.
Really liked the video. Here is a suggestion for a 2nd part with Saw like games: Amensia Justine. Really feels like Saw, even the ending is very Saw like.
Mr. Cage is indeed a huge pervert, and I hated the times when he was still active and people for some reason believed what he said, that he was in fact a great "auteur" .. And don't even tell me "Well he is French", because honestly, it goes beyond just that.
When you described how Saw could work as a game with a puzzle setting, my mind went to the Zero Escape games. All of them are set up to where there's a sort of "death game" being played, and many of them feature puzzle/escape the room elements that either help the players progress, or have them build their own saw traps. Especially Zero Time Dilemna (Although that's the weakest in the trilogy).
No one does bad writing about any marginalized person and women quite like David Cage. It feels like he's a car driving at 100mph into a wall. Also cool to see a shoutout to my friend Pim, really love their saw video too.
@@Painticushow the fuck does manhunt have anything to do with saw aesthetically or related to it. I've beaten manhunt multiple times and the story is completely different. It's about gore porn and snuff. With a physco killer having to do stuff to be free. Saw was about victims in traps. Please do not make a video about manhunt lmao
I know I'm commenting on a year old video now, but there's something really funny about Heavy Rain’s inclusion in here. When I was… 15? I played Heavy Rain for the first time, and I basically enjoyed it only for the idea of “guy doing fucked up things to save someone he loves” and didn’t really care about most of the rest. Years later, I ended up watching the Saw franchise and it made me realize that this was more in line of what I wanted from Heavy Rain. So it was genuinely kinda surprising to see someone else also make this kind of connection, especially from the perspective of someone who has played it in and out and then ‘advanced’ to Saw.
one thing i appreciate is how you always bring something new to the table in your videos. like the very concept of heavy rain being saw-esque never occurred to me before, but it makes complete sense! looking forward to a potential part 2 😊
when I got the discord announcement, my partner laughed for two minutes because I was laying on my side and then turtle rolled to my other side to grab my laptop and load up the vid as fast as possible. I am the peak and pinnacle of efficiency but only for u paint
Piranha. Well this was a delightful surprise to wake up to, another excellent video Paint. I agree that the interactive narrative format would suit an official Saw game, a bit surprised that no one's done that yet. Will definitely be taking a look at Outlast Trials and I'm very intrigued by the Fallout: New Vegas DLC, wouldn't have expected a Saw style story in a game like that. I would definitely like to see a part 2 of Saw-like games and your thoughts on the official Saw games and a dedicated video on Outlast Trials (basically everything you've suggested, I want to see).
Heeey thanks for the shoutout! Great video, as always! Still haven’t given Outlast Trials a shot, and I had NO idea New Vegas had Saw like DLC, so I definitely have to check them out!
I’m a huge saw/deathgame fan too. And that’s why I love danganrompa so fucking much. It combines the death game genre with anime so well, I wish there were more deathgame or saw like anime but danganrompa and zero escape series are some of my favorite games and great crossovers between anime and saw.
Man it’s crazy bc I grew up EXACTLY with the same experience you had!! I wasn’t allowed to watch it, so read about all the films and watched stuff about it on TH-cam, which made it even more alluring and it’s crazy hearing that someone has had the same specific experience as me lmao
Ironic how we couldn't watch saw movies as kids for identical reasons but when we finally got our hands on them you loved it but I absolutely loathed it with a burning passion.
It's funny the way you spoke about the Saw movies like they were some Monolithic thing as a kid. I was 14 when they came out, and yeah, they were brutal, but MY monolith from being a 90s child was..... Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I didn't know what it was except terrifying dude w/ Chainsaw go "vroom vroom". And it absolutely TERRIFIED me. I mean i was beyond scared of Leatherface. For years. I remember seeing a little action figure of him at Spencers Gifts (oh yeah, that store has been around forever.) And seeing the pictures on the back of the box and the little figure... oh my god. I was just shittin' bricks. Funny to find out a few years later that leatherface is easily one of the goofiest and funniest characters of all the big horror villains. But dammnit it scared me sooo bad. Maybe that's why i love horror so much as a certified 33 year old man/child. Anyway, i loved the episode, brother. Keep em coming.
Loved the video. Definitely think you should go ahead with the part 2 and the self described torture segment of the actual saw games. Technically there is a third officially licensed saw "game", being Dead By Daylights "Saw" chapter and its probably better than the 2 you listed but that game is still also it's own kind of death trap so idk if its worth it. Still, great video, will be subscribing, get you closer to 10K :)
I’ve been running through all the Saw content on TH-cam so these recommendations were such a breath of fresh air! I would love a part two if you’re up for it! 👍
i adore the 'play house' environment in outlast trials. its a great mix of uncanny valley and "these orphans are going where??". I also really like gooseberry's poster art, her posters are spooky and delightful.
Never really considered Dead Money as being Saw-like until you brought it up. I always Game-Over Elijah because it feels so....right. God I love Dead Money.
I havent played much of it yet but I feel like Zero Escape: Virtues Last Reward shares a lot of similarities with the saw franchise. If you make a part 2, I strongly recommend checking it out 👌
This powerful Ryobi 7 1/4-inch Circular Saw comes equipped with a contoured design and front pommel handle for added comfort and grip, as well as a 12 amp motor and a 20-tooth steel blade. The saw also offers on-board wrench storage and an adjustable depth of cut with quick reference scale to improve cutting accuracy and convenience. 13 amp motor for cutting various types of lumber Bevel adjustment from 0° to 51.5° with positive stops at 45° and 51.5° Speed: 5000 r/minute (RPM) Depth of cut: 2 7/16 inches at 0°; 1 7/8 inches at 45° 1 11/16 inches at 51.5° Air diverter and dust exhaust keep the line of cut clear while directing particles away from the user On-board wrench storage for added convenience Spindle blade lock for easy, keyless, blade changes Includes: 7-1/4 -inch Blade and Blade Wrench
I mean I can see where you're coming from, but as a compact, low-cost table saw, the Einhell is pretty much unbeatable. It’s the saw to choose for the compact workshop or the hobbyist looking to take their first steps, and offers a good degree of portability. It measures a little over 50 x 37cm, and has helpful storage for the cable and push stick. It’s ideal for lightweight work, and is well suited to woods and fibreboard up to 45mm in thickness when cutting at 90 degrees, and up to 27mm at 45 degrees, while the 800-watt motor has overload protection should you push the saw too hard. The angle of tilt is adjusted by turning a knob on the front, and there’s a handy scale for increased accuracy, while a splitter behind the carbide cutting blade should help to prevent kickback. An adjustable parallel stop ensures accurate cuts, while an angle stop can be moved between +/-60 degrees, and the dust extraction outlet seals the deal on an impressively priced, yet capable, table saw. Key specs - Weight: 11kg; Power: 800W; Cutting depth: 45mm (90˚); Blade speed: 2,950rpm; Tilt angle: 45˚; Blade diameter: 20cm; Accessories included: 45-degree stop, parallel stop, carbide blade, push stick, blade changing tool
I like to think the Xbox 360’s “Condemned” fits because of the murder mystery narrative. It involves a lot of scary, abandoned, and dirty buildings that you explore. As well as the cover image just screams SAW. As well as Manhunt for well basically everything I said but actually being involved in a crazy game of fate and death.
Ah yes. Not being allowed to watch Saw, so you saw Hostel instead. I thought I was the only one. Also ngl, when I was a Teen, I just absolutely loved our FBI magic glasses nerd. I thought he was the coolest bastard xD
For some reason my parents let me watch saw when I was like 8 after watching saw one and another time saw 4 i was completely traumatized i would always look behind me so no one would sneak up one lol
Okay, look Jigsaw. I don't have anything against people who willingly choose to use paper straws. What I have something against is companies trying to shove the blame for pollution onto the consumer and getting people to think that switching to paper straws will meaningfully impact pollution and climate change when in reality it's big companies putting out tons of waste and greenhouse gasses. I consider it a form of victim blaming, and of course with some people mollified by "doing their part!" that means less pressure on these companies to actually shape up and help fix our planet. It's like telling people to put solar panels on the roofs of their houses instead of actually dismantling the fossil fuel industry and building more nuclear power plants which are very environmentally safe, no that's not fucking exhaust coming from the cooling towers it's WATER VAPOR, it's STEAM. _Fuck._
I think The Devil In Me is a lot of fun, probably the second best Dark Pictures game after House of Ashes. Supermassive's previous game Until Dawn has a little Saw influence during the first half of the game, but it completely falls away after a certain plot reveal at about the halfway point. Another series that's worth checking out for some Saw vibes is the Zero Escape trilogy. They're a hybrid of visual novel and escape room puzzle games with plot twists that are about as bonkers as plot twists can get.
While not a game, the movie Escape Room sorta comes off as Saw esque. It and its sequel, both which are strangely better than i expected You mentioned Outlast Trials being if John Kramer had government backing? Thats sorta what happens in both Escape Room movies funnily enough
I will never understand what people enjoy so much about the devil in me You spend most of the game walking about with all your characters either being nearly silent or running into trap rooms they should easily spot from a mile away, and there's barely any active gameplay compared to the rest of the franchise. So much pointless misdirection and characters just not acting properly, like mark constantly forgetting he has a fear of heights, but for whatever reason it's treated like a masterpiece.
i am so happy about this dead money apprechiation :D it's my favourite dlc :D (i will never forgive the fnv community for leaving it mixed reviews.. maybe if i put them all into saw traps i can force them to love dead money as much as i do/j)
Jigsaw should have made people play caravan for their freedom, none of them would have survived. I swear I'm one of like 5 NV fans who knows how to play caravan.
i always loved dead money myself, especially playing it on the hardest dificulty. It was so punishing and horrifying, and genuinley made me scream. The choices i did of torture and lying made me feel interested and bad. I acidentally bullied god into locking the door, and i felt really bad. while also playing through one of my feveroute horror games ever, where i genuinley shit myself from the enemies and shit combat. Dead money is one of the best survival horror games ever, but everyone misses it cuz its not the funny penis robot head DLC
A couple more include the first act of Until Dawn, and The Devil In Me. The villains aren't exactly the same as John Kramer, given how Josh is just a crazy prankster and Du'met is a silent villain, but they both utilize very similar setups as Kramer himself. A strange technicality is also found in One Leaves. That too has elaborate puzzles very similar to a Jigsaw setup, but it combines elements of Silent Hill in that the horror is a symbol of the characters' hubris. Rather than competing to survive, they are trying to avoid the admittedly even more frightening fate that is smoking addiction, and its destructive effects; tooth loss, lung disease, cancer, etc. Like in Saw, a voice gives hints on how to progress and become better, and the levels are repurposed public spaces, like the franchise too. Finally, there's Psycho Fear. Unlike the previous mentions, Psycho Fear is overt about its inspiration. They admit it is their take on Saw. But also unlike the other games, it is in a really early development stage. You can't even play any early access versions of it on Steam yet. Apparently it will be ready for Spring 2024, and I hope that is the case since I think it has potential. From what I've seen of the puzzles, they look fun, you can join up with a couple friends to get through it, and you can feed a kitty! Again, it's also set in repurposed urban death traps. The inspirations are definitely there. It also touts a Karma system similar to the Oddworld games, hinting that certain things you do will determine what happens to you if you survive. One admittedly messed up idea I have for a Saw satire is to have my Jigsaw expy present it as a sort of game show. Instead of coldly shaming his victims for being depressed at at his pettiest or killing white supremacists at his most justified, he could have more fun with it, making some quips about their hubris instead. And maybe they could be shamed for even pettier reasons than Kramer came up with. Basically, it'd be a ruthless version of Ninja Warrior... as in even more ruthless.
We've learned more about the personal life of Painticus:
1. He has a minimum of 2 brothers (potentially up to hundreds)
2. He was born in the mid 90s and then reborn again every year until the early 2000s.
I literally can never take Heavy Rain seriously because the "SEAN! SEAN! SEAAAAAN!" glitch is so fuckin hilarious
JAAASOOON
SNAAAAKE
Really liked the video. Here is a suggestion for a 2nd part with Saw like games: Amensia Justine. Really feels like Saw, even the ending is very Saw like.
Mr. Cage is indeed a huge pervert, and I hated the times when he was still active and people for some reason believed what he said, that he was in fact a great "auteur" ..
And don't even tell me "Well he is French", because honestly, it goes beyond just that.
If there are no more David Cage haters, then I am dead
When you described how Saw could work as a game with a puzzle setting, my mind went to the Zero Escape games. All of them are set up to where there's a sort of "death game" being played, and many of them feature puzzle/escape the room elements that either help the players progress, or have them build their own saw traps. Especially Zero Time Dilemna (Although that's the weakest in the trilogy).
I clicked on this video with the hope of seeing Zero Escape. Easily my favorite games of all time.
The amount of joy I felt recognizing the GYAS in the dead money section is worryingly high
No one does bad writing about any marginalized person and women quite like David Cage. It feels like he's a car driving at 100mph into a wall. Also cool to see a shoutout to my friend Pim, really love their saw video too.
David cage games just have dogshit writing in general.
does manhunt count as having saw vibes? at least aesthetically
Good point, it definitely does.
Definitely! It's on the list for potential future saw game videos.
@@Painticushow the fuck does manhunt have anything to do with saw aesthetically or related to it. I've beaten manhunt multiple times and the story is completely different. It's about gore porn and snuff. With a physco killer having to do stuff to be free. Saw was about victims in traps. Please do not make a video about manhunt lmao
@@BanditoGamesSaw is a series about sinful people who have to do graphic things to be freed. Pretty similar to how you just described Manhunt.
@@creakydabomb manhunt has zero to do with saw. There's no need for a video. At least cover manhunt as a separate video without relations to saw
I know I'm commenting on a year old video now, but there's something really funny about Heavy Rain’s inclusion in here. When I was… 15? I played Heavy Rain for the first time, and I basically enjoyed it only for the idea of “guy doing fucked up things to save someone he loves” and didn’t really care about most of the rest. Years later, I ended up watching the Saw franchise and it made me realize that this was more in line of what I wanted from Heavy Rain.
So it was genuinely kinda surprising to see someone else also make this kind of connection, especially from the perspective of someone who has played it in and out and then ‘advanced’ to Saw.
one thing i appreciate is how you always bring something new to the table in your videos. like the very concept of heavy rain being saw-esque never occurred to me before, but it makes complete sense! looking forward to a potential part 2 😊
I want you to play the official saw games. That would be like torture porn for your audience, and you would be in the trap.
I second this.
when I got the discord announcement, my partner laughed for two minutes because I was laying on my side and then turtle rolled to my other side to grab my laptop and load up the vid as fast as possible. I am the peak and pinnacle of efficiency but only for u paint
Piranha.
Well this was a delightful surprise to wake up to, another excellent video Paint. I agree that the interactive narrative format would suit an official Saw game, a bit surprised that no one's done that yet. Will definitely be taking a look at Outlast Trials and I'm very intrigued by the Fallout: New Vegas DLC, wouldn't have expected a Saw style story in a game like that. I would definitely like to see a part 2 of Saw-like games and your thoughts on the official Saw games and a dedicated video on Outlast Trials (basically everything you've suggested, I want to see).
Was ever so good!
You should really check out Lucas’ section in Resident Evil 7, it’s a great homage to the saw series
That’s what I was thinking too. I totally got SAW vibes from that DLC.
Heeey thanks for the shoutout! Great video, as always! Still haven’t given Outlast Trials a shot, and I had NO idea New Vegas had Saw like DLC, so I definitely have to check them out!
I’m a huge saw/deathgame fan too. And that’s why I love danganrompa so fucking much. It combines the death game genre with anime so well, I wish there were more deathgame or saw like anime but danganrompa and zero escape series are some of my favorite games and great crossovers between anime and saw.
He can't keep getting away with making content this good
I loved the call back to Grongible at 10:24
Man it’s crazy bc I grew up EXACTLY with the same experience you had!! I wasn’t allowed to watch it, so read about all the films and watched stuff about it on TH-cam, which made it even more alluring and it’s crazy hearing that someone has had the same specific experience as me lmao
I'm sure there's an entire generation of horror fans in our situation! It's such a formative thing for me haha.
13:56 - I hate to say it but... danganronpa
Ironic how we couldn't watch saw movies as kids for identical reasons but when we finally got our hands on them you loved it but I absolutely loathed it with a burning passion.
id add people playground too, its basically a sawtrap creator. similar torture vibes to interactive buddy but way more gruesome.
It's funny the way you spoke about the Saw movies like they were some Monolithic thing as a kid. I was 14 when they came out, and yeah, they were brutal, but MY monolith from being a 90s child was..... Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I didn't know what it was except terrifying dude w/ Chainsaw go "vroom vroom".
And it absolutely TERRIFIED me. I mean i was beyond scared of Leatherface. For years.
I remember seeing a little action figure of him at Spencers Gifts (oh yeah, that store has been around forever.) And seeing the pictures on the back of the box and the little figure... oh my god. I was just shittin' bricks.
Funny to find out a few years later that leatherface is easily one of the goofiest and funniest characters of all the big horror villains.
But dammnit it scared me sooo bad.
Maybe that's why i love horror so much as a certified 33 year old man/child.
Anyway, i loved the episode, brother. Keep em coming.
14:52 Jerma viewer spotted
Loved the video. Definitely think you should go ahead with the part 2 and the self described torture segment of the actual saw games. Technically there is a third officially licensed saw "game", being Dead By Daylights "Saw" chapter and its probably better than the 2 you listed but that game is still also it's own kind of death trap so idk if its worth it. Still, great video, will be subscribing, get you closer to 10K :)
I’ve been running through all the Saw content on TH-cam so these recommendations were such a breath of fresh air! I would love a part two if you’re up for it! 👍
i adore the 'play house' environment in outlast trials. its a great mix of uncanny valley and "these orphans are going where??". I also really like gooseberry's poster art, her posters are spooky and delightful.
Dude you HAVE to keep pushing out these videos, I've binged your entire channel in a single day and it's amazing!
Never really considered Dead Money as being Saw-like until you brought it up. I always Game-Over Elijah because it feels so....right.
God I love Dead Money.
An Outlast game with the gameplay of trials, the ambient of the second one and the humor of the first one would be pretty cool
I havent played much of it yet but I feel like Zero Escape: Virtues Last Reward shares a lot of similarities with the saw franchise. If you make a part 2, I strongly recommend checking it out 👌
The best visual novel of all time mentioned omg
This powerful Ryobi 7 1/4-inch Circular Saw comes equipped with a contoured design and front pommel handle for added comfort and grip, as well as a 12 amp motor and a 20-tooth steel blade. The saw also offers on-board wrench storage and an adjustable depth of cut with quick reference scale to improve cutting accuracy and convenience.
13 amp motor for cutting various types of lumber
Bevel adjustment from 0° to 51.5° with positive stops at 45° and 51.5°
Speed: 5000 r/minute (RPM)
Depth of cut: 2 7/16 inches at 0°; 1 7/8 inches at 45° 1 11/16 inches at 51.5°
Air diverter and dust exhaust keep the line of cut clear while directing particles away from the user
On-board wrench storage for added convenience
Spindle blade lock for easy, keyless, blade changes
Includes: 7-1/4 -inch Blade and Blade Wrench
I mean I can see where you're coming from, but as a compact, low-cost table saw, the Einhell is pretty much unbeatable. It’s the saw to choose for the compact workshop or the hobbyist looking to take their first steps, and offers a good degree of portability. It measures a little over 50 x 37cm, and has helpful storage for the cable and push stick.
It’s ideal for lightweight work, and is well suited to woods and fibreboard up to 45mm in thickness when cutting at 90 degrees, and up to 27mm at 45 degrees, while the 800-watt motor has overload protection should you push the saw too hard. The angle of tilt is adjusted by turning a knob on the front, and there’s a handy scale for increased accuracy, while a splitter behind the carbide cutting blade should help to prevent kickback.
An adjustable parallel stop ensures accurate cuts, while an angle stop can be moved between +/-60 degrees, and the dust extraction outlet seals the deal on an impressively priced, yet capable, table saw.
Key specs - Weight: 11kg; Power: 800W; Cutting depth: 45mm (90˚); Blade speed: 2,950rpm; Tilt angle: 45˚; Blade diameter: 20cm; Accessories included: 45-degree stop, parallel stop, carbide blade, push stick, blade changing tool
Dead money is really great, the story is a true tear jerker
I was looking forward to this after you mentioned it on xitter.
Oh heavy rain. you were such a fun game to watch Northernlion play
"NAHMEN FUCKIN JAHDEN"
Been binging some of your stuff today, and "esoteric" is my word of the day
SLAY!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD JOB PAINTIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - mr saw
thx mr saw i love ur stuf :)
Love this! Would love to see a video like this for games that feel like other horror movies like Scream or Halloween
2 Painticus videos in one month? What a blessing :D
I like to think the Xbox 360’s “Condemned” fits because of the murder mystery narrative. It involves a lot of scary, abandoned, and dirty buildings that you explore. As well as the cover image just screams SAW.
As well as Manhunt for well basically everything I said but actually being involved in a crazy game of fate and death.
JOHN WOLFE SHOUTOUT LET'S GOOO
Mom new paint video
Get the camera
Damn, all of them are well-known. Nothing new.
Yeah, I also found it slightly disappointing.
Always happy to see Dead Money get the love and recognition it deserves
Ah yes. Not being allowed to watch Saw, so you saw Hostel instead.
I thought I was the only one.
Also ngl, when I was a Teen, I just absolutely loved our FBI magic glasses nerd. I thought he was the coolest bastard xD
One of the funniest videos you have made, by far.
Revenge of the Sith is technically the 6th entry despite being called episode 3
6:42 fam. That was the most uncanny thing I have ever seen
For some reason my parents let me watch saw when I was like 8 after watching saw one and another time saw 4 i was completely traumatized i would always look behind me so no one would sneak up one lol
Okay, look Jigsaw. I don't have anything against people who willingly choose to use paper straws. What I have something against is companies trying to shove the blame for pollution onto the consumer and getting people to think that switching to paper straws will meaningfully impact pollution and climate change when in reality it's big companies putting out tons of waste and greenhouse gasses. I consider it a form of victim blaming, and of course with some people mollified by "doing their part!" that means less pressure on these companies to actually shape up and help fix our planet. It's like telling people to put solar panels on the roofs of their houses instead of actually dismantling the fossil fuel industry and building more nuclear power plants which are very environmentally safe, no that's not fucking exhaust coming from the cooling towers it's WATER VAPOR, it's STEAM. _Fuck._
16:49 was that a jerma refernce to GYAS
shit you should have gotten an official sponsorship for saw X. I literally didn't know it existed until you said it.
I always find thinking about dead money much more fun than playing dead money personally
Painticus is spoiling us with two videos in one month
LITERALLY MY FAVOURITE VIDEO OF YOU!
Clicked this bc i saw dead money, that dlc was some of the most painful bullshit to play through but it was so good
"Is there any other series where the 6th is the best" Friday the 13th.
Isn’t there a Saw house in Fallout 4? That sounds real but it also may have been a dream.
Yooo, you also saw the Pim's Crypt video. Based.
I loooove the outlast trials, I never played the original 2 games but me and my cousin non stop played trials, it was fantastic
Heavy disagree on Heavy Rain, but the other two are perfect choices. Would be interested in seeing your other choices.
I think The Devil In Me is a lot of fun, probably the second best Dark Pictures game after House of Ashes. Supermassive's previous game Until Dawn has a little Saw influence during the first half of the game, but it completely falls away after a certain plot reveal at about the halfway point.
Another series that's worth checking out for some Saw vibes is the Zero Escape trilogy. They're a hybrid of visual novel and escape room puzzle games with plot twists that are about as bonkers as plot twists can get.
PEAK MENTIONED PEAK MENTIONED
I believe the saw series is one of the best. I like every single one
Even saw 7
While not a game, the movie Escape Room sorta comes off as Saw esque. It and its sequel, both which are strangely better than i expected
You mentioned Outlast Trials being if John Kramer had government backing? Thats sorta what happens in both Escape Room movies funnily enough
I will never understand what people enjoy so much about the devil in me
You spend most of the game walking about with all your characters either being nearly silent or running into trap rooms they should easily spot from a mile away, and there's barely any active gameplay compared to the rest of the franchise.
So much pointless misdirection and characters just not acting properly, like mark constantly forgetting he has a fear of heights, but for whatever reason it's treated like a masterpiece.
I remember Manhunt always had this feel for me.
It's safe to say nobody SAW this video coming
Best part of the video was the grongbil spunt mention
Man, your channel is awesome. I hope it blows up so you can get those Markiplier dollars
I really want to see you do a deep dive into Outlast Trials. I am really curious about it but i dont have the balls to play it
Always happy to see your videos pop up on my feed, excited to see what's coming next
Piranha 🤡
damn im on point. this is gonna b great
it very much was!
Bro watches john wolfe, he just like me frfr
Y'know, would the deathrun mode/mod for various Source games count as a Saw-like?
i am so happy about this dead money apprechiation :D it's my favourite dlc :D (i will never forgive the fnv community for leaving it mixed reviews.. maybe if i put them all into saw traps i can force them to love dead money as much as i do/j)
This is such a good video concept
Jigsaw should have made people play caravan for their freedom, none of them would have survived.
I swear I'm one of like 5 NV fans who knows how to play caravan.
I've played the game for hundreds of hours over the last 12 years and I still have absolutely no clue of how to play caravan
i always loved dead money myself, especially playing it on the hardest dificulty. It was so punishing and horrifying, and genuinley made me scream. The choices i did of torture and lying made me feel interested and bad. I acidentally bullied god into locking the door, and i felt really bad. while also playing through one of my feveroute horror games ever, where i genuinley shit myself from the enemies and shit combat. Dead money is one of the best survival horror games ever, but everyone misses it cuz its not the funny penis robot head DLC
Thanks God i'm not only who thinks that Dead Money is very similar to Saw
11:53 as a swede this is the worst thing ive ever heard,
id rather marry a dane than be cuffed to a stockholmer for a single day
;> 😂
A whole video about jerma?!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱
Did you say House of Wax? :3
A couple more include the first act of Until Dawn, and The Devil In Me. The villains aren't exactly the same as John Kramer, given how Josh is just a crazy prankster and Du'met is a silent villain, but they both utilize very similar setups as Kramer himself.
A strange technicality is also found in One Leaves. That too has elaborate puzzles very similar to a Jigsaw setup, but it combines elements of Silent Hill in that the horror is a symbol of the characters' hubris. Rather than competing to survive, they are trying to avoid the admittedly even more frightening fate that is smoking addiction, and its destructive effects; tooth loss, lung disease, cancer, etc. Like in Saw, a voice gives hints on how to progress and become better, and the levels are repurposed public spaces, like the franchise too.
Finally, there's Psycho Fear. Unlike the previous mentions, Psycho Fear is overt about its inspiration. They admit it is their take on Saw. But also unlike the other games, it is in a really early development stage. You can't even play any early access versions of it on Steam yet. Apparently it will be ready for Spring 2024, and I hope that is the case since I think it has potential. From what I've seen of the puzzles, they look fun, you can join up with a couple friends to get through it, and you can feed a kitty! Again, it's also set in repurposed urban death traps. The inspirations are definitely there. It also touts a Karma system similar to the Oddworld games, hinting that certain things you do will determine what happens to you if you survive.
One admittedly messed up idea I have for a Saw satire is to have my Jigsaw expy present it as a sort of game show. Instead of coldly shaming his victims for being depressed at at his pettiest or killing white supremacists at his most justified, he could have more fun with it, making some quips about their hubris instead. And maybe they could be shamed for even pettier reasons than Kramer came up with. Basically, it'd be a ruthless version of Ninja Warrior... as in even more ruthless.
It’s a shame that Dead Money is so awful to play because it’s got some great concepts
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I would love a part 2! Your vid’s are great
Didn't mention Doctor ehh whatever the fuck he is in the outlast trails section :((
What game is this looks like outlast kinda.
awesome video as always
I would absolutely be down for a Part 2 of this one, I had a blast
please make a part 2!!! ❤❤
LETS FUCKING GOOOOO
You are a 2000's boy like me?, wow
Late 90s! But the 2000s are what I can actually remember haha
4:45 hahahahaha
Great video!
Part 2 please!
Woah pal slow down, you can't just release two videos in a couple of weeks like this!
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