This video series is an absolute masterpiece. I played this game for the first time in 2023. It freaked me out so much that I put it down half way through. I then discovered this video and the explanation of the lore just won me over. I continued playing, then also watched this series to the end. This playlist really should get millions of views for how well it is done! Even people who have never or will never play this game would appreciate this, I think. Well done, @Gameological Dig!
WreckItRalph, not sure if this is some elaborate bait, but you are clearly in the wrong here, this is extremely well made, the difference in thumbs up between you and the op are more than enough proof.
@@hamburgergerjoj6471 Its hilarious considering how he was talking about how "horrible" the "writting" is, dude can't spell "writing" properly and he's criticizing it lol.
I come back to this series around every six months. Soma helped me with my depression, not sure how but I seemed to just realize that things can be bad, awful even but never to the extent of what we see in soma. Thank you for these videos, you're truly a gift to the TH-cam ocean.
our fascination with the macabre is interesting, the way you described it helping you is similar to my journey too. haha we are troubled fersher but finding games like this and Dead Space is a godsend. embrace your weirdness, find your peace!
@@dielow916 haha even as an adult I could only play that game for 30 mins at a time, I was so jacked up! Did you see the developers commentary video that came out a month or two ago? They are revamping the 1st game and it looks incredible so far
Thank you for including dates and setting this up in a chronological fashion. It was so hard to figure out the timelines when playing the game, and you've made it easy. I'm amazed to realize that Amy was stuck there for a year. That's almost physically painful to think about. Excellent video, thanks!
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer Introvert or not staying in wege state forced to sit without any way to move more yourself to more comfortable position without any kind of activity to do other than looking at walls sounds very painfull. It is quite the feat she stayed sane after a year.
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer I know that I said introvert or not it was a death sentence either way. Unless some aliens find her plugged there for few thousand years and decide to recreate mankind with her DNA.
@@freespeech3817 Pretty much. She's fuxked from a physical perspective. The wau could create humans in a lab and send itself.and.them back in.time. with shield technology and save the planet/humanity and.advance our technology overnight. A win/win.
I'm so glad someone talented like you is giving Soma an analytical treatment usually reserved for Metal Gear Solid and Silent Hill titles. You may consider yourself an amateur but your mic technique, enunciation, and writing are all excellent and a supreme pleasure to hear. You've got another subscriber, and here's hoping there will be many more.
Thank you so much for making these. I know you are not very active anymore but I just wanna let you know this was exactly what I was looking for after playing Soma. The whole package was perfect to me. I appreciate this so much. Hope you are doing well.
The thing about SOMA unlike the previous Frictional games is that it actually makes you think. I'd argue that both the Penumbra series and Amnesia series were more outright scary than SOMA is in terms of gameplay but neither of the previous titles come even close to instilling you with the same sense of existential dread that SOMA does. (spoilers below) It's everything from the fact that humanity is extinct, to Simon's original predicament at the start of the game, to the monsters who were all regular people at some point some of which can even be found and named in Pathos-II's staff registry, to the WAU's misguided attempts at keeping humanity alive in whatever form it can, to finding out that you and everyone else are not strictly speaking human anymore, to the seemingly hopless and maybe even futile attempt at launching the ARK just to leave SOME trace of humanity after we pass, to the irrationality of humanity as shown with what happens to original Catherine, to the ending and Simon's fate which is a whole new form of horror in and of itself. SOMA may be a pretty scary game gameplaywise but it's true HORROR comes from it's story and the world and setting that it builds for the player. It's one of those games that sticks with you, even long past the point where you've finished playing it.
Even if she doesn’t want to die, unplugging her “life support” is probably the only humane option for her just like it was for taking Sarah off hers. Both moments with Amy and Sarah are mercy killings in their own ways.
I still come back to watch this all these years later Its the perfect series to unwind and drift off to. Love these would love to see a come back someday
Dankest Memes until the scene after titles.. Then it gets *UNBEARABLY DEPRESSING* :D But really. U just don't know what to feel.. And it's a delightful thing..
I just finished watching all of your chapters on Soma! You have literally Wau-ed me! Your narrative tone and beautifully crafted words captured me from the start! I very much recommend this series to anyone that wants to delve into the Soma world. You won't be disappointed! Thank you very much Gameological Dig! I was very impressed, as I just finally finished the game of Soma. You helped clarify many, many questions I had! Great job 👍
Loved this story analysis, just completed SOMA for the 2nd time, then decided to read the entire chronological list of events on reddit but still wanted more. So watched the entire 2 hours of these videos, such an amazing story and lore deserves such an indepth and well produced video!
Richard Gill thanks so much, man! I truly love SOMA. Haven't played it since finishing the series, but it's left a very strong impression on me, and is pretty close to a flawless immersive experience IMO. I'm glad my lore series still gets love.
Really cool video. I watched this after I beat the game and it pieces the narrative together in a really nice way that wasn't able to while playing. All the information presented here is consolidated to provide a much more clear picture of what exactly happened to the world and characters in SOMA. This attention to detail is impressive and a great complement to the game itself once you've beaten it. Can't wait to listen to future episodes and really delve deeper into SOMA and its mysteries. Two thumbs way up!
Coming back to rewatch this series after rediscovering my interest for the game through its soundtrack. What it has to say is awe inducing, and this narrative handle of the story just as inspirational. I hope you make a new video some day.
Can't help but think about all the games that do the "bunch of audio logs and documents" jump and dance (outlast, dead space, bioshock to name a few) where I just didn't care at all to read them and find out what the lore is. This is the only game where I found myself at the edge of my seat actively searching for any and all bits of information. It was just that fucking interesting, can't explain why.
I just finished this game . I missed some of the connecting story. Just wow, this is brilliant. I'll definitely watch the rest of your series. The overall message of the game is amazing.
I like how your whole lore explanation gave a new meaning and amplify the vibe of the context, keep it up and I'm looking forward for more maybe from popular titles like Silent Hill, Outlast or indie games like Amnesia.
I really enjoy how you explain the story. Not only state the facts, but do it in a timely manners. You do not miss any detail. This is very refreshing!
Just finished watching the series, and I can only simply say amazing work. Excellent narration, excellent coverage, and excellent theories and breakdowns. I completely regret watching a let's play (albeit a good one) of Soma before playing the game myself. I suppose that's what I get for thinking it was just another horror game. I hope you're planning to cover another game in a similar fashion. I'd love to watch another series like this!
I did something similar, watched a synopsis video a few years ago but it really made me want to play as I wasn't interested in yet another survival horror game. Just started playing for the first time yesterday. I have a vague sense of what the ending is going to be but I don't know much of the details so, so far, playing through is really engaging. The game gives some pretty big hints after talking to Catherine as to what is really going on so I really don't feel like much has been spoiled.
Excellent series. Listening to this made me realize I missed a few tidbits despite a few playthoughs of Soma behind me. Guess I'll be playing it again soon. 😁
I was like your 14th subscriber but i did not play Soma so i waited so long to see your videos.Just finished that amazing piece of art and now binge watching your amazing channel.
I remember there being two routes you can take with Carl: either "electrocute him to open the door he's connected to" or "open up a lower room containing a monster in order to access an alternate route that doesn't require Carl's death"
I flipped the switch not realizing it would electrocute him then turned it off when I realized what happened. He was mad but still asking for help. Had to power him down by flipping the "no going back after flipping this" switch.
Very nice narration. Just finished the game, but interesting to look back on events through your storytelling. There were some things I hadn't quite picked up during playing (what with being scared shitless half the time ;))
If you haven't played this game, you are missing out on some great story and game play. Stop watching this until you have, just because of the spoilers (watch this after : )) When the credits role you end up questioning your own existence and reality. Amazing game, if not one of the best ever made. P.S did anybody notice Catherine accidentally calls Simon by the name Chris at the end launching site.
Wow this is great, I was only wanting to know how long it takes to get out of your system but found a pretty great story about it instead. Who'd have thunk
I don't even think the robots are simulating people. Eg. if the WAU scanned Carl's brain and then initiated it, or adopted it, then that robot really WAS Carl. Simon really was Simon. Poor Simon, he never quite grasped the whole situation. I'll keep watching these videos hoping that you'll have some explanation to how these robots could speak, in their scanned person's own voices no less? Unless that too is what Catherine tried to explain to Simon, of how we manifest feelings of being the same as we were, idk?
I'm surprised that Amy (or Karl) didn't go insane stuck there for a year, though maybe the WAU also had some way to maintain mental faculties. Also, kind of an oversight by them that they didn't account for the WAU reanimating something inside their chain of pneumatic seals.
Shit is so fucking depressing man, the more you progress in the game the more you know that there is no “help” coming, no salvation, there is literally nothing and no one left. Copies of humans fighting for other copies of humans against other copies of humans this is so bleak.
@gameological dig, i too love your voice!!! as someone who was in journalism for a time, i love the way you organized the narrative. wonderful voice, wonderful editing, wonderful game of choice. id watch this series over and over. please do more!!!! also im subbing !
such a good game. id lowkey love if theyd made a second one in the series idk how theyd do it what it'd consist of but man ik it'd be good if its from the same creators.
I want to just think the bomb shelters worked. And everyone was just okay. And the whole game was a nightmare... but it wasn’t... nothing worked... everything was left to rot in a limbo.
Lol..I just dropped by to say how oddly calming I find this game to watch. Then I saw the first, well-liked comment that "SOMA is so depressing". I mean, sure. But story aside, it's one long, very cool ride through a beautiful liminal space. Both the uncanniness of exploring mostly abandoned human living spaces and artifacts at the depths of the ocean and the fact that humanity is making a huge transition between physical existence and a digital reality combine well together for metaphysical flights of fancy.
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This video series is an absolute masterpiece. I played this game for the first time in 2023. It freaked me out so much that I put it down half way through. I then discovered this video and the explanation of the lore just won me over. I continued playing, then also watched this series to the end. This playlist really should get millions of views for how well it is done! Even people who have never or will never play this game would appreciate this, I think. Well done, @Gameological Dig!
Pov: you are coming back for another rewatch
imagine you just chill there with your mechanical lung until a diving suit with red eyes appears.
Holy fuucck i never realized amy was plugged in for A WHOLE YEAR
And I thought cleaning my apartment everyday was hell
Excelent comentary, you are true narrator, not only in voice but in wording. Sounds very professional
Thank you for the kind words. Appreciate it truly.
horrible voice and writting for this surprised how many thumbs up this got.
WreckItRalph, not sure if this is some elaborate bait, but you are clearly in the wrong here, this is extremely well made, the difference in thumbs up between you and the op are more than enough proof.
@@hamburgergerjoj6471 Its hilarious considering how he was talking about how "horrible" the "writting" is, dude can't spell "writing" properly and he's criticizing it lol.
@@hamburgergerjoj6471 Exactly! Just their lame assed attempt to get noticed. I truly loved this series that Gameological Dig created for everyone.
For a minute i thought this was like an official explanation. I didn't realize you were doing this yourself. You sir are amazing at this.
I come back to this series around every six months. Soma helped me with my depression, not sure how but I seemed to just realize that things can be bad, awful even but never to the extent of what we see in soma.
Thank you for these videos, you're truly a gift to the TH-cam ocean.
the irony of such a depressing game making you feel better... im glad youre doing alright though!
@@katelijnhovestad8382 Thank you kind stranger. I am doing better. I hope you are doing just as well.
our fascination with the macabre is interesting, the way you described it helping you is similar to my journey too. haha we are troubled fersher but finding games like this and Dead Space is a godsend. embrace your weirdness, find your peace!
@@chronitized Dead space made me (as a kid) realize fear can be conquered. So glad they're bringing it back, hopefully it won't go the route 3 did.
@@dielow916 haha even as an adult I could only play that game for 30 mins at a time, I was so jacked up! Did you see the developers commentary video that came out a month or two ago? They are revamping the 1st game and it looks incredible so far
Thanks you for spending so much time on analyzing this underrated game, it deserves more attention!
Thank you for including dates and setting this up in a chronological fashion. It was so hard to figure out the timelines when playing the game, and you've made it easy.
I'm amazed to realize that Amy was stuck there for a year. That's almost physically painful to think about.
Excellent video, thanks!
That's why it is easier to be an introvert.
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer Introvert or not staying in wege state forced to sit without any way to move more yourself to more comfortable position without any kind of activity to do other than looking at walls sounds very painfull. It is quite the feat she stayed sane after a year.
@@freespeech3817 Her muscles would have atrophied away. She probably couldn't move and she wasn't eating.food.either. her body would be useless.
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer I know that I said introvert or not it was a death sentence either way.
Unless some aliens find her plugged there for few thousand years and decide to recreate mankind with her DNA.
@@freespeech3817 Pretty much. She's fuxked from a physical perspective. The wau could create humans in a lab and send itself.and.them back in.time. with shield technology and save the planet/humanity and.advance our technology overnight. A win/win.
I'm so glad someone talented like you is giving Soma an analytical treatment usually reserved for Metal Gear Solid and Silent Hill titles. You may consider yourself an amateur but your mic technique, enunciation, and writing are all excellent and a supreme pleasure to hear. You've got another subscriber, and here's hoping there will be many more.
Thanks so much. I'll of course do my best to bring the same detail to my new projects. It'll take some time, but there will be more content soon.
Hey, metal gear solid deserves the treatment it gets
Subscribed! I could listen to your narrators and theories on many. games since you knocked this series out of the park! Excellent job!!!
Enemy Combatant same with silent hil
Yeah, as opposed to all those 'professional' game analysts...
Thank you so much for making these. I know you are not very active anymore but I just wanna let you know this was exactly what I was looking for after playing Soma. The whole package was perfect to me. I appreciate this so much. Hope you are doing well.
The thing about SOMA unlike the previous Frictional games is that it actually makes you think. I'd argue that both the Penumbra series and Amnesia series were more outright scary than SOMA is in terms of gameplay but neither of the previous titles come even close to instilling you with the same sense of existential dread that SOMA does. (spoilers below)
It's everything from the fact that humanity is extinct, to Simon's original predicament at the start of the game, to the monsters who were all regular people at some point some of which can even be found and named in Pathos-II's staff registry, to the WAU's misguided attempts at keeping humanity alive in whatever form it can, to finding out that you and everyone else are not strictly speaking human anymore, to the seemingly hopless and maybe even futile attempt at launching the ARK just to leave SOME trace of humanity after we pass, to the irrationality of humanity as shown with what happens to original Catherine, to the ending and Simon's fate which is a whole new form of horror in and of itself.
SOMA may be a pretty scary game gameplaywise but it's true HORROR comes from it's story and the world and setting that it builds for the player. It's one of those games that sticks with you, even long past the point where you've finished playing it.
I annually rewatch this series as a movie.
Same 👑
Even if she doesn’t want to die, unplugging her “life support” is probably the only humane option for her just like it was for taking Sarah off hers. Both moments with Amy and Sarah are mercy killings in their own ways.
sarah is a manipulator. she can do it herself, but doesnt want to take responsibility and wants someone else to live with the decision.
No
I still come back to watch this all these years later Its the perfect series to unwind and drift off to. Love these would love to see a come back someday
SOMA is so depressing...
Dankest Memes until the scene after titles..
Then it gets *UNBEARABLY DEPRESSING* :D
But really. U just don't know what to feel.. And it's a delightful thing..
It makes you appretiate life more.
I loved
Depressing but I LOVEE
Soma got me asking questions about my own existence that I would not have thought to ask with the assistance of a videogame.
I just finished watching all of your chapters on Soma! You have literally Wau-ed me! Your narrative tone and beautifully crafted words captured me from the start! I very much recommend this series to anyone that wants to delve into the Soma world. You won't be disappointed! Thank you very much Gameological Dig! I was very impressed, as I just finally finished the game of Soma. You helped clarify many, many questions I had! Great job 👍
Get outta here with those terrible puns 🤣
@@edwardharriss1463 There is no such thing as a terrible pun. All puns are delightful.
Loved this story analysis, just completed SOMA for the 2nd time, then decided to read the entire chronological list of events on reddit but still wanted more. So watched the entire 2 hours of these videos, such an amazing story and lore deserves such an indepth and well produced video!
Richard Gill thanks so much, man! I truly love SOMA. Haven't played it since finishing the series, but it's left a very strong impression on me, and is pretty close to a flawless immersive experience IMO. I'm glad my lore series still gets love.
Wow, very well done! I loved SOMA and it's nice to hear more fleshed out backstory on how things went wrong chronologically.
This is wonderfully crafted commentary. Thank you for taking the time to make this, sir.
Really cool video. I watched this after I beat the game and it pieces the narrative together in a really nice way that wasn't able to while playing. All the information presented here is consolidated to provide a much more clear picture of what exactly happened to the world and characters in SOMA. This attention to detail is impressive and a great complement to the game itself once you've beaten it. Can't wait to listen to future episodes and really delve deeper into SOMA and its mysteries. Two thumbs way up!
You're doing SOMA a huge justice, Beautiful "Game" and Beautiful Video. Thanks for this!
I started playing this game a few days ago and honestly I wasn't too excited to see more of the story until watching through this video. Great job!
Coming back to rewatch this series after rediscovering my interest for the game through its soundtrack. What it has to say is awe inducing, and this narrative handle of the story just as inspirational. I hope you make a new video some day.
Great narrative, Soma is a hard game so easy to miss the story in the chaos, you made me love the game even more. Watched it multiple times.
You're a real one for taking the time to thoroughly document all this
cheers
Can't help but think about all the games that do the "bunch of audio logs and documents" jump and dance (outlast, dead space, bioshock to name a few) where I just didn't care at all to read them and find out what the lore is. This is the only game where I found myself at the edge of my seat actively searching for any and all bits of information. It was just that fucking interesting, can't explain why.
Myst and Riven were like that for me.
The game, Control was like that for me. The world was just so interesting that I wanted to know more beyond what the main quest would give me.
I just finished this game . I missed some of the connecting story. Just wow, this is brilliant. I'll definitely watch the rest of your series. The overall message of the game is amazing.
I like how your whole lore explanation gave a new meaning and amplify the vibe of the context, keep it up and I'm looking forward for more maybe from popular titles like Silent Hill, Outlast or indie games like Amnesia.
This is great, it feels so unique and really sets a tone and makes me play the game with a new outlook.
well done fella top marks.
"Upsilon," more like site "Oopsilon."
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...I'll see myself out.
Pathos did an oopsie
@@ghastly8192 A big oopsie
"Upsilon, more like downsilon"
Dammit! I was gonna do that! XD
Hehehee
I've seen this whole series multiple times, and I still keep making a pilgrimage back here to watch it all over again. So good.
This is the best game story explanation I've ever heard, seriously
Soma was the first horror game I finished. A true work of art.
I really enjoy how you explain the story. Not only state the facts, but do it in a timely manners. You do not miss any detail. This is very refreshing!
Professionally done! I would've thought it as special content by the developers if I didn't know that you made it. I loved this game!
man i fell in love with this game, the story is great and the plot to, the enemies are interesting and the map designs are stunning
The way your voice sounds so relaxed and calm when narrating gives me chills.
You've done this so beautifully, kudos my man
this is is awesome. thanks for making this video series. it sounds like an actual documentary.
Dude, you've got a real good voice for commenting on videos and movies/games. You've got talent, dude!
Subscribed. I loved this game more than any other game that I had played before. The story still sticks in my head, it's amazing.
Great series man!
Thanks so much, man!
I found it compelling as well, but also a bit too linear in the gameplay.
Just finished watching the series, and I can only simply say amazing work. Excellent narration, excellent coverage, and excellent theories and breakdowns.
I completely regret watching a let's play (albeit a good one) of Soma before playing the game myself. I suppose that's what I get for thinking it was just another horror game.
I hope you're planning to cover another game in a similar fashion. I'd love to watch another series like this!
I did something similar, watched a synopsis video a few years ago but it really made me want to play as I wasn't interested in yet another survival horror game. Just started playing for the first time yesterday. I have a vague sense of what the ending is going to be but I don't know much of the details so, so far, playing through is really engaging. The game gives some pretty big hints after talking to Catherine as to what is really going on so I really don't feel like much has been spoiled.
5 years ago and I just found this series.
Now, I've seen enough to know, you're gettin binge watched
Excellent series. Listening to this made me realize I missed a few tidbits despite a few playthoughs of Soma behind me. Guess I'll be playing it again soon. 😁
Wow you have some serious narrating skills.
I didn’t even know talent like that even existed.
You are so good I can’t even begin to describe it.
Aaaw, this was very beautifully written and helped me piece together the links around Upsilon. Thank you for this.
Wow, to find this four years after.
Great series, you've gotten a sub!
I was like your 14th subscriber but i did not play Soma so i waited so long to see your videos.Just finished that amazing piece of art and now binge watching your amazing channel.
I remember there being two routes you can take with Carl: either "electrocute him to open the door he's connected to" or "open up a lower room containing a monster in order to access an alternate route that doesn't require Carl's death"
I mean he still "dies" (turns off) but not in a painful way
I flipped the switch not realizing it would electrocute him then turned it off when I realized what happened. He was mad but still asking for help. Had to power him down by flipping the "no going back after flipping this" switch.
Ngl, I didn't fully understand what the game was asking so I did both. (Ik it's a year later but I just played the game)
I love your commentary which could feel almost like a thriller voice over.
This is so well made. Thanks for making something awesome about my (and im sure some others') favorite game!
Your voice is sooooo smooth. I just love listening to this while doing other stuff.
Truly a masterpiece ❤
"... ninety-nine meters beneath the surface in a glass box."
I've played the game many times and that still gave me chills.
Goddaaaaammmnn dude this is great! top notch presentation and obvious love for the material, subscribed on the spot
DUDE WOW you do really sound like a narrator. Shit I love how the music and your voice give the video a mysterious tone.
Very nice narration. Just finished the game, but interesting to look back on events through your storytelling. There were some things I hadn't quite picked up during playing (what with being scared shitless half the time ;))
It is hard isn't it XD
You have the most dramatic voice ever omg also why am I up at 3am listening to this depressing stuff 😭😭😭
Amazing retelling of the saddest game I ever played.
I like the serious and calm tone of the video.
Very thoughtful and nicely done. I really enjoyed watching this.
Thank you.
I want to go to all your videos and like them... you're an amazing narrator.
If you haven't played this game, you are missing out on some great story and game play. Stop watching this until you have, just because of the spoilers (watch this after : )) When the credits role you end up questioning your own existence and reality. Amazing game, if not one of the best ever made. P.S did anybody notice Catherine accidentally calls Simon by the name Chris at the end launching site.
So you include a spoiler in your response. Nice.
I'm really sad that I didn't discover this years ago.... this series is excellent work and deserves more spotlight.
Hi. Here I am. Watching this wonderfully made mini lore series you so kindly provided. Again.
I’m back
Me too. Many times
You still here?
@@MagikeyI’m back
seems like Amy could have been put into a new body using a pilot seat
I imagine a new sentient species is telling the story how humans became extinct lol
Good use of English vocab, brilliant vid.
Thanks mate
The voice and pacing are good.
Great work bud. Ill wait as long as necessary for your videos as long as the quality remains the same. Be blessed bud
I need more videos from, hope you are okay and will make more soon.
Wow this is great, I was only wanting to know how long it takes to get out of your system but found a pretty great story about it instead. Who'd have thunk
I don't even think the robots are simulating people. Eg. if the WAU scanned Carl's brain and then initiated it, or adopted it, then that robot really WAS Carl. Simon really was Simon. Poor Simon, he never quite grasped the whole situation. I'll keep watching these videos hoping that you'll have some explanation to how these robots could speak, in their scanned person's own voices no less? Unless that too is what Catherine tried to explain to Simon, of how we manifest feelings of being the same as we were, idk?
I'm surprised that Amy (or Karl) didn't go insane stuck there for a year, though maybe the WAU also had some way to maintain mental faculties.
Also, kind of an oversight by them that they didn't account for the WAU reanimating something inside their chain of pneumatic seals.
Your analysis earned you a 100th subscriber, keep up a good job!
Thank you, i come back to this a lot. Very scary story 😕
you sound like vaatividaya, which is fitting
Shit is so fucking depressing man, the more you progress in the game the more you know that there is no “help” coming, no salvation, there is literally nothing and no one left. Copies of humans fighting for other copies of humans against other copies of humans this is so bleak.
Now you could do the same thing for Bioshock games! Or Half-Life games! I'm looking forward to more videos like this, keep up the amazing work :)
You sound kinda like Jarrett. God what a great game
Great video
@gameological dig, i too love your voice!!! as someone who was in journalism for a time, i love the way you organized the narrative. wonderful voice, wonderful editing, wonderful game of choice. id watch this series over and over. please do more!!!! also im subbing !
such a good game. id lowkey love if theyd made a second one in the series idk how theyd do it what it'd consist of but man ik it'd be good if its from the same creators.
I actually really dig this... Hurr hurr.
I look forward to the next video.
+Vorthar Awesome. Glad someone dug it. I'll hopefully be getting the next episode up within the next week or so. Stay tuned :-)
I want to just think the bomb shelters worked. And everyone was just okay. And the whole game was a nightmare... but it wasn’t... nothing worked... everything was left to rot in a limbo.
I’m especially creeped out in a sad way. :(
That’s heavy man, real heavy.
1:43 bluring the line between man and the machine. Such an amzing phrase.
Omg yes. Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes. You're my new favorite channel.
Ha, so much pressure!
Absolutely stunning work
I love this style of video
Wish the OP continued making videos. Great content. Felt like he gave up before he really had a chance to grow. Shame
The World needs energy, and yet Upsilon went unappreciated in the apocalypse.
Damn. I feel like watching audio-visual novel right here
Just finish the game and I really adore it! Even though, the story itself is really emotional......
This is so freaking good
The only thing that sucks about playing SOMA is you will never be able to play it for the first time again.
^fuckin this
Lol..I just dropped by to say how oddly calming I find this game to watch. Then I saw the first, well-liked comment that "SOMA is so depressing". I mean, sure. But story aside, it's one long, very cool ride through a beautiful liminal space. Both the uncanniness of exploring mostly abandoned human living spaces and artifacts at the depths of the ocean and the fact that humanity is making a huge transition between physical existence and a digital reality combine well together for metaphysical flights of fancy.