Short Creepy Tales: 7 PM - A Creepy Malaysian Horror Game Where Kids Encounter New Friends
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Short Creepy Tales: 7 PM is a Malaysian Horror Game that features a paper cutout mariopartyesque style where you meet your new neighbors with fun results.
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As a Malaysian, I'm really happy that Malaysia is getting represented in this game.
Manly, it's OK to mess up the pronunciations! The fact others are enjoying our culture and learning about it is a happy occasion.
Oid do you not know Jinn boy on youtube? I knew Maylasia peeps are badass! They even love really spicy food and super diverse!
@@Bohemianstory I do! He used to be a radio presenter back when I was in high school before he moved on to set up his own entertainment. He's a great guy. I'm proud of Malaysia for the food and culture!
Hi! Can you explain what “ah” means? Like when Aunty Fung called Wen “Ah girl” :0 im curious!
@@bugdrinkk If by itself, Ah is just an expression or emphasis use. Example: Have you eaten yet ah?
But Ah Girl or Ah Boy is a term of endearment or what older figures call children! Sometimes parents or strangers use it too. You could be 20+ but to the aunty selling cakes, you're still a cute kid to them.
Lilia Anora Oh! Thank you for explaining! Your language is very interesting :> !
His MANLY voice is so satisfying to listen to when he's reading off games - I could go to sleep pretty ez listening to him just talk
Until you get awakened by a jumpscare from the video. lol
I cant watch his videos laying down because he'll put me to sleep with that sultry voice.
I know right!
You Right I Am Getting Sleepy
I love listening to these before I fall asleep.
Manlybadasshero: plays game
South East Asians: Allow us to introduce ourselves
I'm already here even before he played any horror games from SEA. Oh yeah.
I think I've seen you from somewhere, somewhere Southeast Asian related too
@@moimoiyoop I do not know *exactly* but I do know is that he speaks thai! He even went to Thailand at some point.
@@moimoiyoop aight then.
@@moimoiyoop bruh if he's Thai then I'm so ashamed of my English pronunciation lol.
I will never get American tongue but it could be wayyyy better.
I'm excited to see what this game has to offer! My parents would often scold me and told me to quickly get inside the house whenever it's before 7PM, the moment dusk hits. Something along the lines that you have to be careful as ghosts begin to roam around at that time and if you're not careful, you might just meet with ghosts.
Even as an adult now, it's still engrained into me that I shouldn't be out and about at that specific time due to habit.
Edit: As a small fun fact, my parents also told me to never point out any stray animals in the dark if I ever see one. They say that they're actually devils or angels in disguise and that we shouldn't disturb them.
Lyn well hope you don’t freak out when some weird shit happens at 7PM and your outside
It's something like during 7-8PM ghost will start to roam around outside and if you're outside running around, you might bump into them without realising, thus pissing them off into haunting you for the night.
Hmm interesting my parents never warned me about this rule before
Well I don’t believe in ghosts so I’m good
I’m a viet Canadian and I’m terrified of being outside at 7 PM now but then I realize I never really leave my house lmao so I think I’m good
Some explanations and fun facts from a Chinese Malaysian! (will edit this comment as I watch the video):
4:03 "see lah", "aiyo" glad that they used Malaysian slangs in the game, though it may seem weird to foreigners
5:30 "ah girl/ah boy" is how Malaysians affectionately call children. My parents and older brother call me "ah girl"
8:55 I recently learned how to fold a yuan bao since my grandfather just passed away. There's actually another more complicated way of folding that apparently has "higher value" than this one. Also didn't even know they were called yuan bao, just called them "chinese ghost money" lmao
17:01 Bruh Manly nailed that "haiz", sounded pretty Malaysian ngl. Also surprised that he pronounced "nasi lemak" accurately!
18:53 That's normally how I want my nasi lemak, extra sambal and without cucumber. Don't judge me for not eating cucumbers Manly ;_;
25:13 "siao liao" means "crazy" in Hokkien. Pronounced "see-ou (ou like in "ouch") lee-ou (again like the ou in "ouch")
31:14 "walao" is kinda like "wow" I guess? But in a more annoyed manner/expressing disbelief. Manly pronounced it perfectly too
31:29 "har" means "huh"
Overall the game was very culturally educational, hoping to see more Malaysian horror games in the future!
Thank you for this information! It's lovely learning about different cultures! ❤️ ❤️
The way he said walao, it just sounds soooo accurate. He even kinda got the tone down!
Ay yo we have the same nasi lemak preference 😂 i dont like the kacang too tho
I am in the same boat of disliking cucumbers in my stuff, bleh. Sushi, gyros, sandwiches, get them out.. :(
But extra egg sounds good.
When manly said walao I was kinda caught off guard it was so accurate lmao
Just finished No Straight Roads, a music infused adventure made in Malaysia, time for a Malaysian horror!
How was No Straight Roads? The game is still on my wish list
@@LittleNight from what I've seen and heard, it's got an amazing OST, design and story, but the combat is pretty buggy/frustrating and kinda lackluster. It's their first game though so, can't put too much blame on them
Succu Basu Gotta support my local game developers! The art and ost is pretty awesome
@@LittleNight oh the VA work and basically everything else about it is amazing. Really good humor too, I'm hoping they make a sequel or something in the same universe
Succu Basu omg I cant wait to buy and play it~
I was expecting to see a more kampung (rural area / outskirts) setting with Malay-type horror, but I'm also happy to see an apartment + Chinese-type horror instead, which is fitting since it is hungry ghost month.
Hearing you pronounce our slang and language is kinda funny, but it's better than I expected lol.
Very awesome right. The fact that Manly was also invested was so entertaining
A creepy tale indeed, but also kind of bittersweet, more so on the sweet end to me. A nice, short story about connecting with family and community, both for the living and the dead. And learning about the language was kind of fun, even though I'm not good at remembering new languages (I was terrible in French class, lol). The subtle and casual presence of ghosts (not the paper doll ghosts, just the regular ones like the uncle) is a nice touch, like the ghosts have just come back to the apartment for a vacation, to catch up with their loved ones before they return to the afterlife. This game sorta reminds me of that one Chinese(?) horror game I played a while back, called Paper Dolls - both had the protagonists be stalked and attacked by paper dolls ghosts. Manly should play that game for the channel at some point, if he gets the chance. :o
Love the paperlike aesthetic of this, wanted to pull off a game in that style.
Seems like there'a a surge of Malaysian horror lately, it's interesting to see. Not to mention that they're effective wwww
Thanks for the video! I'll enjoy it. ^^
Man theres a lot of urban legend that are fucking scary
I think all the kid in here are just traumatized
Maybe the surge is due to it being the 7th Lunar Month, known by most as the month of spirits and also when the Hungry Ghost Festival is
i am malaysian and i can confirm it's fucking scary
Yeah as another Malaysian it's too
terrifying(especially the movies) much more than any horror or thriller movies from the western world
As someone from Hong Kong, I am surprised how similar some parts of our culture are to that in Malaysia! We too have Ching Ming and fold Yuen Bao the exact same way, and the way they speak like 'lah' are similar to how we do it in Hong Kong as well.
I know that a lot of Hong Kong and Chinese moved to Malaysia back in the day and influenced the culture there quite a bit, at least in some regions, as far as I can tell from my trip there? Ipoh especially feels a bit like Hong Kong but in an older time, since a lot of people there do speak Cantonese as well. OF COURSE there's still a lot of differences and unique aspects, but I am certainly more interested in Malaysian culture now!
I may not be from either place or heritage. I learned Chinese and a bit of culture and some of the things seemed very similar.
Same as Indonesian too.
The fact that TVB from Hong Kong was so popular back in the day also contributed to the cultural exchange between Chinese Malaysian and Hongkies. It was so popular that the 1990's and 2000's kids learned Cantonese before their mother tongue was really a weird cultural thing XD
That's cuz most southern chinese immigrated to Malaysia. It's not like northerners xD
Actually a lot of people from china immigrate to malaysia back then. My grandma is a chinese from China :)
can't believe that I'm seeing one of my favourite youtubers play a horror game from my country 🇲🇾
I'm sure that the Malaysian English can be a bit hard to digest for English native speakers, as it is influenced by our multiracial and multilingual environment. Was cool though how the developers include footnotes for some of the terms used, and of course, the art style too!
@Kiki M. Malaysia consists of three major races which are Malay, Chinese and Indian and other ethnic groups e.g. Iban, Kadazandusun mostly located in East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak). Our multiracial environment is due to British colonization. That's why you can see in the video there are Chinese (the main characters, the aunty) and also the Malay lady that sells the 'nasi lemak''. I guess the game's characters focused more on Malaysian Chinese as the game is related to the Hungry Ghost Festival , which is celebrated by the Chinese.
Yeah, I can confirm it too. It's in our culture.
I have to applaud your attempt at pronouncing the names Manly Well Done!
The lah is a slang for Malaysian and Singaporeans when we are talking. they dont mean anything.
The C in Mak Cik is pronounced like Ch in Chocolate
Hopefully it helps others too in pronouncing Malaysian / Singaporean stuff especially foods
I wish more games did the translation thing like this game. I like learning about other cultures and their language so that was a great help.
Ah yes
Finally a horror game made by a malaysian
As an indonesian i am kind of happy this game exists-
Thanks for the support
@@ziqqerlad No problemo :>
:)
Malaysia and Indonesia are like cousins now.
@@midnight-hq4zg i agree
_As long as the ghosts you see are loved ones_
I wouldn't mind that in a way... but I think it would break my heart all over again to have them leave. This was both eerie scary and beautiful at the same time. A really nice glimpse into the Malaysian culture and language with that same cool paper artwork style as this developer's other game I remember. I wished it was even longer or with more parts, but I look forward to more games from them.
I thought Manly was fluent in Malay, until "bungkus"
Edit: it's nice that auntie finally sees her husband, since it was ironic that everyone but the one the ghost really want to see can see him.
On the other hand, I wish there was other ghosts than him at the end credit, I thought all the people you couldn't interact with were such.
How do you pronounce it correctly?
@@Gwentdi7
The "u" in the word bungkus is pronounced as the "oo" sound as in book
Wait from the whole vid, only the kids manage to see him right? Maybe it's cus the thing about kids can see them more easily than adults? That's why the aunty couldn't see her husband but the kids can :0
It is completely fine for you to mispronounce the words to be honest it is already pretty impressive for you to attempt it. I am really glad that you decided to play this game. As a Malaysian I am really proud that we have a well developed horror game that represents our culture accurately even if it is locally produced. With this I bid you "Salam sejahtera, dan saya harap kamu akan menjadi seorang TH-camr yang berjaya pada masa akan datang." "Salam sejahtera" is a greeting in Malaysia wishing you peace and happiness, usually said when you meet someone, and the rest translates to "... and I wish you can be a successful TH-camr in the days to come."
Love from Malaysia, continue making great content!
Manly saying lah sounds very Malaysian. if you guys don't know, lah is like when you're to used to saying it in Malaysia, typically you would say "you can stay here," but here, you can say "aiya, it's already night, stay here lah,"
It's basically the Malaysian comfort talk that I'm proud with :D
aaah malaysian game !! this is so good, and i love the way you pronouns "lah" in every sentence :3 and the fact that if you listen carefully, during the dusk there's Azan, a muslim ritual prayer call , & that's respectfully heartwarming that they put it in the game
had to replayed the video to find the azan, that was a nice touch :)
Damn I didn't even hear that. Good ears
Yeah i kinda hear it too. I guess if you’re watching with headphones you can definitely hear it
Yeah, when I heard the Adzan my mind immediately goes into panic mode telling myself to go back home because in my place kids aren't supposed to be out at Maghrib wwwwww
@@bubblegum999 awwww! Ah, childhood memories...
That's true www now that I'm older I can understand why it's a thing. Reasons other than djinns being out at that time, that is www
Ooh, a Malaysia based game! Very rare to see locally made games these days. How many more games I missed these days?
Having born and raised, I can definitely confirm that all of the elements in the game is true. While I have yet to encounter any ghosts throughout my life(in fact, I rather not to), the stories told by my parents does sound very true, to the point that it's very scary. To this day, I made a point to return home as soon as possible, and not to hang out too long, especially during the Hungry Ghost festival.
Also, if you do come and visit Malaysia someday, do give any of us a holler so that we can teach you more of it(and vice versa) owo/
The "translation" immediately drew my attention. Im glad it did with you as well. I love learning traditions.
Manly is just so funny pronouncing malay language with it slang. I want more of this please. TQ
Am Chinese Malaysian. Proud to see this.
Same
Yeaaah!
Same
As a Malay Malaysian, I see this as a national masterpiece.
As a Malaysian person I feel incredibly really happy that you are playing this game.
Also manly, it's alright to mess up the pronunciations and the fact that other people are enjoying our culture is a very happy occasion and it really warms my heart that you're doing this.
Manly releasing this coincidentally as Hungry Ghost Festival has just started 👁👄👁
I have a Chinese community near me and fireworks/firecrackers went off last night. I imagine that's what that was?
Keil Star (am Singaporean) I’ve never heard of firecrackers being used to celebrate hungry ghost festivals lol. It’s more of people burning “hell money” - paper that’s specifically designed in a way to represent giving money to deceased ancestors when burnt in a prayer barrel - that will be more common.
@@lzongx6484 Oh ok then. I guess it was just a coincidence.
I always appreciate learning more about the cultures though. Thanks for the enlightenment.
you actually said most of the words correctly. Can't help feeling a little proud of my language. but mostly, thank you Manly for trying!
Around 33:30 I heard prayers sound at the background and I thought it came from where I lived until I realize it was in the game. It was said that kids shouldn't play outside around dusk or the evils will 'play' with you. Probably why the title was 7pm.
I love how they use uncle and aunty to address most of the older relatives, it also applies to non relatives, thus, saving them the problem of how to address strangers or friend’s parents etc. Its a kind of ‘one size fits all’ way to avoid addressing people wrongly. Perfect choice of addressing others when moving into a new neighborhood too as we see here
This game is so gorgeous. The dev has gotten even better since The Long Road Ahead. If this is an episodic series with different stories, I'm super interested in what else they can come up!
Um, No straight Roads was actually from Metronomic, another Malaysian studio 😅. Our studio is called Cellar Vault Games :B
You might be referring to The Long Road Ahead, our previous game & Thank for the praise, hope you enjoy it as we did! :D
@@FreeLusitania sorry about the mix up 😅 still this game is beyond gorgeous and you guys did an amazing job!
@@cvg9981 Yeah I got the names mixed up, my bad! I honestly did! You guys really outdid yourselves with this game!
@@sea-abyssal It's alright ! We're glad that so many people liked/enjoyed the game, it warmth our heart & souls.
absolutely LOVING the paper craft style, holyshit. also;
17:40 I'm always happy to see let's plays about games lovingly crafted around cultures and languages I know (i'm malaysian), it's nice hearing you or other youtubers try to pronounce things- though I totally get what you mean, I feel the same, people can be nasty. when it comes to stuff like language and slang there's no point in being condescending.
Watching this as a Malaysian hits different
I KNOW RIGHTTTTTTTTTTT
Same
LanXianUwu H ya not to mention his upload timings are perfect for us
Trueee
@kakure YESSS
Never thought Manly would play Malaysian game and speak Malay!
Love from Malaysia!
"C" in malay makes a "Ch" sound
"U" makes a "oo" sound the oo in book
Not to be that dude. Just wanna educate :D
Educating people about your culture is always welcomed as long as it's done politely.
@@nordichope7301
Thank you.. well, this is the internet you cant really be too cautious
@@redlock1815 I know, some people go out of their way to find something to be offended about.
@@nordichope7301
Yea yea, thats why i had to clarify
Now would you look at that,nice people in a youtube comment section
And I'm Chinese Malaysian, I'm the other way around. I can't pronounce some of the English words right. xD
So don't worry about the pronunciation, Manly. It's worth the try and you actually did pronounce some of them right.
This game have quite a good story, a little creepy yet emotional in the end. I like it and I'm proud of them.
Thank you for playing this game, ManlyBadassHero. :)
The papercraft style really works with the idea of burning paper offerings for the dead. I kind of wish there had been more of the folding mechanic - that was really neat in a papercraft world.
LOVED that you could explore and interact with so much
Edit: Also, Manly we appreciate you even trying to say foreign words! At least I do
Edit 2: Ah! I also teared up! It was very nostalgic and bittersweet
Manly, you posted this video on the hungry ghost festival in malaysia. *COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!*
As the story had a very cozy and homelike beginning, the reveal at the end made me feel uneasy, like I was dragged out from the once safe and happy environment
Manly lives up to his name and would be a great Manly Malaysian.
horror stories by Malaysians are probably the best and scariest horror stories i usually read. good to see a game about it, i wasn't planning in sleeping anytime soon anyway
I'm impressed by this one! The art style is so beautiful it's hypnotizing.
25:14 Siao Liao (Hokkien dialect) roughly translates to I'm Going Crazy/ I've Gone Crazy. But it can also be used to refer to someone else going crazy depending on the context. I'm not fluent in Hokkien but I know swearing when I hear it :>
We legitimately need more horror games with this 2d paper + semi- 3d artstyle. It's gorgeous!
Manly really nailed most of the slang used^^
Also, let's goooo I love seeing Malaysian games or like SEA games being played especially by Manly cos of the representation
i'm actually from sg but cos we're neighbours, a lot of the things shown in the game are VERY familiar and kinda calms my homesickness (i'm living abroad and gosh i miss sg)
Just watching Manly try and pronounce the malay words is just strengthening me to invite him here to show and teach him everything about us Malaysians.
It just brims me with joy!
New friends??
That's way too creepy for me...
Hi, wanna be my friend on YT? 😂
@@60secondgaming21 sounds like Logan bot
Clicked as fast as I could when I saw that it's Malaysian made. Having Manly reading it makes the game more intense
Hey manly! I've found your content only recently, like within the last month, and it's refreshing watching someone who isn't trying to play things up for the camera and be dramatic or anything like that.
I've even gotten my fiance to take a liking to you, though he doesn't ever recall your screen name, opting to call you "that cool guy" instead.
But hey, thanks for being here :) it's good to have you around even after all this time.
My Malaysian representation deprived heart swelled at this
EDIT: This is SUCH a good game!! I literally never see any Malay representation ever so this was a huge surprise. Also, it's okay Manly, we think people who struggle with Malay is endearing (at least, everyone whom wasn't my classmates in year 5 and 6. f those guys)
At worst, you just remind me of myself when I was learning Malay (and still learning!) as a second language cause I grew up surrounded by English stuff.
when it cuts back into evening time at 32:28, you can hear malay prayers in the background!!! i think that's a really neat touch that no one has pointed out yet :D
Damnit, this game makes me craving nasi lemak. P.S. You have pretty good pronunciation, imo. Yes, I speak the language. You did pretty good. No worry lah ;)
"Anime is my only boyfriend." pff- lol
Wow, I'm in love with the aesthetic and the perfect matching soundtrack of this game. Thanks for sharing it with us, Manly.
hey manly badass hero, i just found you couple weeks ago and just wanna leave a comment here cause i actually really enjoy watching all your gameplays! this one especially and the japanese one, that called the game where you cant go home. keep up the nice work!! you really made my day so much better🧡
This game is so cool. As a Malaysian, I'm so proud😁😁
Also mak cik is pronounced "mak cheek" and bungkus is pronounced like "boongkoos"
The effort and patience to create this game is fantastic. The individually drawn and colored paper doll characters. The creative mix of graphics and traditional art. Sound design and the addition of notes about some of Malaysian culture. I feel so invested by all of this because none of this was done on a whim. I've only begun to appreciate Malaysian culture coz it's so similar to our culture and it's thanks to this game that I'm beginning to appreciate it more ✨
It's really cute and hilarious watching Manly trying to pronounce things in this game
That was pretty creepy. Wonder how many ghosts were out and about. Love the aesthetic and art. I really liked it. Like how it played out and what it was about
This was very damn nice. All the small snippets of the culture and language were rather interesting and really helped to set the scene, and the setting in this small apartment complex where people live in close proximity and most of them know each other just makes it feel very real and grounded (which of course contrast with the supernatural elements).
The whole paper cutout style was also very charming. Lovely game really.
The way the game start with that curtain opening and the game style itself with the paper art style.. really give me the vibe of yami shibai, amazing :o
AYOOO MALAYSIAN 🇲🇾 Thank you so much for playing this, Manly :’) i’m so proud of Malaysian game developers, i have few friends that are in game devs and seeing this warms my heart
A spooky game that had some legitimately creepy moments, wrapped in an altogether wholesome and heartwarming story.
I wanna see more from the dev(s).
The art style reminds me a lot of an anime called Yamishibai. You should watch that if you have time. It's good fun. It's also an anthology so you can just pick it up and drop it whenever you feel like, and no need to watch the episodes in order too.
Can we all agree that this is probably the most amazing artstyle we've seen in a while. It's so pleasing to the eyes, and I wish more games would try out bold styles like this.
A short creepy tale indeed. What a wonderful little adventure with a very touching plot. Couldn't help crying in the end.
It's always really fascinating to learn about foreign culture, especially with such storytelling approach. Gotta find out more about the dev team
Perfect game to upload since it is the Hungry Ghost Festival today! Thank you for playing!
I loved the art style of this game! The educational footnotes were very helpful, and the overall creepy atmosphere was well built in such a short game. Other indie games need to take notes.
Can’t help but see the kid in the blue shirt making a pog face whenever he makes that expression
its always a joy to hear non malaysians try to use our slang, ur trying ur best so dont feel shy doing it!! ur doing great!!!!
I love all these Malaysian games and short films that have been coming out here on TH-cam! Very interesting and I love seeing new concepts and media.
This particular game is really cool, too. The educational aspects and the style are intriguing.
I think the game could use some voice acting to help people understand how to pronounce words that aren't in English. As a Malaysian, all these words comes naturally but I know how hard it is to learn another language.
I love how Malaysia is finally being represented,and I dont mind you messing up the prounciations,I just like how Malaysia is finally being represented
Best part about your upload schedule is how you've been uploading while I've been trying to fall asleep
The ending was so beautiful and heartbreaking. 😢 Aunty gets to see that her love has been there with her, protecting her, and he is sad. 😢 This one got me in the feels a little. Thank you Manly!❤
Oh my god, the art style is so good!!
You’re doing a great job with the pronunciation, considering you’ve never heard it before. I believe us Malaysians are honored you’re even trying!
This was very beautifully made . I just crave more of these type of games. I'd love to see the makers of this, create a full 3 hour game (or longer) with this style and new story. If not , I'm very thankful that we all got to experience this respectful masterpiece.
It's kinda funny and cute seeing him trying malaysia accent 😂
Huh didn't imagine seeing Malaysia in the title lol
This is a really nice art style wew
Also this is a really nice snapshot of a place in malaysia. I would guess this would take place in the 90s or early 2000s. I can just feel the heat of the afternoons and the hear the ringing bell of motor aiskrim. I guess the only thing you said really weirdly is bungkus, its more to boongkoos.
Great vid manly will keep looking forward to ur vids :)
Not exactly, this is the present setting. The proof was already there where in the mini game of packing nasi lemak, Mak Cik Noor's crack phone.
Mak cik Noor be time travelling back to the 90's with her cracked Samsung just to sell Nasi Lemak.
Don't forget the grab food motorcycle haha
Gosh this brought tears and softness to me. As a Malaysian I loved this! We totally need more of this cultural ghost stories because it's pretty cool.
The twist of the girl saying goodbye to "the sunset" was so cool. I feel like something like that is very hard to translate in a way that makes sense.
As a Malaysian, I was super excited when I saw this
The art work is amazing, it reminds me of Yamishibai. Fitting as that's also about short horror stories.
It's endearing everytime manly said malay slang like lah hehe, don't worry about the pronunciation manly, ur pretty good ><
Also kudos to the little notes, very informative!
I really enjoyed the use of the language, and the explanations, as well as the cultural exposure. It was creepy with a few good jump scares and the emotional pull of the uncle being a hungry ghost just visiting.
I can hear azan maghrib and I feels teary like yesh you cant get any more Malaysian's than THAT. That and I legit thought it was already 7 p.m while listening to this even thou it just 6p.m here xD
I love the paper doll illustrations. Reminds me of Paper Mario. And the culture and the stories. I was tearing up at the end thinking of heaven and all those we have loved whom have passed on.
I always appreciate and look forward to your videos after a long and mentally exhausting day at work. Thanks for entertaining me with your nice commentary, Manly!
This game feels more like drama, not just a horror... And I like it. Not gonna lie, cried a bit at the ending. Very beautiful little project. úwù
Really glad "foreign" horror stuff is becoming big in indie game dev - it's so refreshing to see so many different kinds if folktales and stories like this.
They probably don't want cucumbers because they taste like despair.
I loved the art style of this game!
Wait what's up with the ghost that wanted candy? It was never even mentioned once?!? Was that just a random thing?
I think it's the uncle's son, the one folding the paper downstairs
It's the uncle's son.
It's not clear what happened to the boy exactly, but his lower jaw is missing, his clothes are ripped apart, he's asking for candy & the offering to him is food.
So there was probably a very heavy accident involving mutilation and food, leaving behind a partially restless spirit looking for stuff to eat.
Indo here! Indonesia and malaysia tend to share a lot of similar vocab so i really had a blast giggling at the malay words casually thrown into the dialogue :]
This is such a cool and pretty game ahh i hope to see more from both indonesia/malaysia 💖
Oh!!! The thumbnail got me interested!! It looks really nice with the art style!!
Very happy to see you play a Malaysian game, Manly! SEA representation!
I’m a Chinese Singaporean so some of things in this game i can relate! I thought your pronunciation for some words were not bad like how you said “lah” at some points!
Absolutely in love with this art style.
I can't count the number of times where his voice calmed me and having me dozing
This game was really really neat. Aside from the culture and stuff, the game built such a well developed setting and treated the children like actual people. I could totally see myself having some of the same conversations as these kids 😁
Thank you for sharing this game! I really adore the artistic direction of it and thought the story was really nice. I don't know much about Malaysian culture, so I found it really interesting. It's the kind of game that really makes you feel the atmosphere of the location and immerses you in it.
I’m actually really happy that u made this video TYSM
I'm learning Malay right now and I understand how Manly feels when it comes to pronouncing words in a different language.