32:46 A collection of coach’s creepy phrases in chronological order (that no one asked for): - “Hiding is useless” - “Where are you?” - “Are you here..?” - “If you say anything, I’m going to post that video all over the internet” - “I’m not going to do anything, so be a good girl and come on out” (EW) - “I know you’re here” - “I found you” - “Where are you hiding?” - “Can you escape me?” -You called the police…where are you! Sh*t!” What makes it worse is that his “unique voice” is extra creepy because such a voice can only be done when you’re smiling and speaking at the same time- so the entire time, the coach is smiling and beckoning for the girl to come out (I’m Japanese btw- and it sounds so so creepy)
Proud of myself catching hide/hiding, but sometimes the audio cuts out and my Japanese is quite bad anyway, so I thought it was "(you) can't hide forever"
The worst part about that phone call from Moeka is that the translation just said "don't..." but what she said was "sawaranaide" which means don't touch me
The moment I saw the glass of water on the table I thought "Someone spiked that, for sure. I would have packed my stuff and gone home in that very instant". Also, very weird friend this main character is, hearing her friend plea in the phone to not be touched and then just..."meh, I'll sing".
I think it was supposed to be implied she couldn't hear her well/understand what she was saying well, but yeah, I thought it was a little weird too. No woman would drink an open drink she didn't pour and/or watch being poured, and girl code has girls generally a lot more cautious and aware.
They often portray very old and fat men as the creepers but a lot of people forget that even younger looking men can be just as much of a psycopath, a creep, and a rapist, and this game really cements that. The way his voice drops to that creepy lilt as he calls out to you is freaky too. And what's even scarier is that he would do this, in a PUBLIC SPACE.
Most serial killers are considered charismatic by people who knew them in their regular lives. So yea... the creepy, older pervs are bad, but they're usually the least dangerous of all the types.
@@UnfazedPhoenix That's an interesting thing to mention. Perhaps the creepy older pervs aren't as dangerous because we've been conditioned to identify them more quickly, whereas a younger/more charismatic person might fly under the radar because we don't suspect them to be what they are.
@@imbald9089 That's always a terrifying statistic. I'm all for being friendly with family and loved ones, but never let your guard down. The world is a bad place, and "good" people can do bad things.
@@dumbartist864 only if your a female. if your a grown ass man and you get sexually assaulted that’s your fault for being so weak. a man is supposed to be able to stand up and defend themselves not be fucked by another man
tbf i'm pretty sure she was feeling sick from whatever the hell was in the drink, probably a roofie (hence her falling asleep), probably from the guy who mira kept running into.
Well, if you did pay attention, the game has six endings, and Sean got all of them. Getting caught doesn't count as an ending. And tbh I don't know why you think he got caught was a big deal, it's not like he failed the stealth session and stopped the recording, he still showed you the full game.
@@wolfiemuse I was just going to comment on this. I play guitar, and there's no way I could ever play Guitar Hero. Anyone I know who plays a real instrument does a horrible job at playing those types of games because it is NOT the same. Also, Sean said the timing was off, and he was right, so that alone would have 100% messed him up.
My favorite part about chilla's art games that protray female struggles is that there's other unnerving characters, they never did anything wrong but sre simply unnerving cause you don't know who's trying to hurt you yet. It could be any of them. Such an amazing detail,
yes! people always say "well not all men, why are you so scared?" until they play a game like this and are suspicious of every guy in it when it was only 1 (minus that the guy probably roofied her) but in their other games I saw as well, you're suspicious of a lot of the characters, especially the male ones
@@echo8933 but then other men and women get called racist for being scared of a certain ethnicity or race because they had a bad experience. what i’m saying is if anyone reading this the typa racism warrior then think about what your saying
@Echo women are like that too. A 31 year old woman just raped a 13 year old boy. Punishment? Absolutely none, because she is under plea or something like that. So before you go on a gender based rant, it's people who are awful not a particular gender. There are also numerous cases where the women are the abusers but it never sees the light of day because nobody cares.
@@hayes6934 "before you go on a gender rant" facts don't care about your feelings. Statistically, women and girls make up for more than 91% of r4pe victims. Particularly younger girls. It's literally a matter of statistics. Plus if you think only female predators get away with r*pe, I'll gladly provide you links to the thousands and thousands of cases of male predators who either got away, or got a 2-5 years sentence, got out and assaulted a kid again.
@@LebronShaqthe2nd are you really that dumb? There's a difference between hating one entire race, and trying to avoid the opposite gender because you've been R4PED, something extremely traumatic that will live with you forever. Not to mention it's also a matter about statistics. As a woman, you notice since childhood statistics and all the cases of women r4ped and assaulted by men, so when it happens, you just can't trust anyone anymore.
I like how chilla's games really rely on general uneasiness and plausible real-life scenarios. There's something so unsettling about the realistic atmosphere of being a female coffee shop employee working night shift alone, a teenage girl being prayed upon, etc.
@@radio08 are you 12? Yes it’s a game but the story is very real, people have lived that shit so it’s no fucking surprise people will get chills or even triggered by it, try having a little bit if fucking empathy.
Actually love that chilla's art does many narratives surrounding assault on women. Like sean said, its sad and makes people feel bad/disturbed, but I think that's the point. It's hard for most men to understand the constant trepidation that many women feel in seemingly normal situations, like being alone at night, and chilla's games makes that perspective accessible through the genre of horror.
I appreciate that they're not afraid to broach the topic. I feel like too many people think it's a sensitive topic and therefore never try to bring it up in gaming. It's good to see people not only pushing to let it be seen, but doing so in very accurate and bone-chilling ways.
I can’t play games like this because I always picture people I know in the scenario, as soon as I saw the thing where she got stopped by the coach I felt uneasy
I hope to one day see them do that for men too. Or for minors! Really just other ages and genders, but no younger than a student working a part time job age.
@@r.j.penfold Lmao, if my friend sounds sad and I hear “don’t come any closer” over the phone. I would’ve called her back and at least went over there and called the police
Teared up seeing how Sean was so happy after saving Moeka. How I wish that reality is similar to this game, so we can go back and correct the things we regret to this day. I don't want to sound so dramatic over this game, but this shit happens, much often than we think, and how I wish the victims had someone to save them too.
For real it got me a bit emotional too for victims of terrible things. It's a good thing really we can't go back to change smaller things we regret in our own lives tho because we would go back and change things constantly and may be different people for it. Its good we regret things we've done because we learn from it to not repeat them again. Take care
@@anthonylesley982 it's not today's society, it's been like this for a very long time, and it used to be way worse before. It's just that now everything is public and more easily accessible, plus tragic news being in clicks and clicks bring in money, so you'll see them more often because their stories are profitable unlike when there wasn't internet.
Rules to rhythm games 1. If you point out your combo, you lose it 2. If you celebrate too early, you're done for 3. NEVER ASSUME THE SONG IS OVER TILL IT'S OVER 4. Be relaxed 5. Panic when necessary
the camera thing hit REALLY close to home; when I was in a public restroom I caught someone taking photos underneath the stall. I got him arrested, and when the police searched his computer they found child pornography on his home computer. the worst part was that he was a father. I still haven't recovered from it :( edit 02/11/23: I'm so sorry that so many people have been able to relate to this comment, but I'm glad to see that we can all come together and heal with one another. thank you all for your lovely words
i think i’ve really enjoyed chilla’s games, not only because they often center around female protagonists and the everyday horrors faced by them, but also because it’s done tastefully. even with such grim topics, the characters are not exploited nor tortured for the entertainment of the player. a lot of horror media will lean into shock factor for the sake of it being gross or unnerving without having to write tasteful horror. chilla doesn’t need to show the pictures, nor the video footage, nor scenes of the events actually happening for them to get the point across. i’m so excited to see what they have planned in the future !!
I love how most of their games show the REAL horror of being a women in usually Japan, The SA there is awful snd wild and is always so quiet. it really shows how things are so dangerous just because you are a woman
This game reminds me that everyone needs to know girl code.. SO LADIES!! If you're alone with your friend, it's late at night, or you know your friend is in a vulnerable position- DO NOT LEAVE HER ALONE OR BEHIND!! You always stick together! Most of these endings, in real life, could've been avoided or thwarted at least if the MC had stayed with her friend at all times. Never let your friend go with a guy by herself, don't leave her alone at night, and please for the love of God if you get concerning phone calls, call the police!! It's better to be safe than sorry. AND THIS GOES FOR GENTS TOO!! It's just as important for you to remember these things as it is for girls to, you could really save a girl's life one day. EDIT: Please don't turn this into a gender battle. I know that isn't the intention in the comments, but everyone is focusing on "X gender needs to be mentioned / included!" rather than the actual SA problem. We get it - you are X gender, it happens to your gender too. And we, or at least I, know that! I was using a catch-all term. The POINT is that my comment was not about inclusivity, it was about SA, and how most girls are taught "girl code". It's ridiculous that all of the energy under my comment is about validating a certain gender. What we SHOULD be talking about is SA, sticking together, and having each other's backs, regardless of if we are trans, a man, nonbinary, etc, whatever gender. But the use of "girl code" rather than "everyone should have each other's backs" is intentional. This game is about TWO YOUNG UNDERAGE GIRLS being SA'd by a trusted male adult. I am a girl, and I am instinctively going to trust another girl or female-presenting person before I trust a man, or male-presenting person. That's just my experience as a SA survivor. "Girl code" is important for girls or female-presenting people because we cannot always trust "everyone". The literal point is not inclusivity. "girl code" is a strategy girls have used for a very long time to protect each other. I never said anywhere in my comment that only CIS girls get SA'd. My use of "girl code" refers to the fact that we girls/female presenting people cant always trust others unlike us (by that, I mean someone like.. a male adult teacher.. who is supposed to protect us students). It is important to fight for gender equality when it comes to SA, but this is not the place to do it. I am tired of people invalidating the female/female-presenting experience by shoe-horning in their opinions. Valid opinions, but opinions that aren't for this SPECIFIC space!
just a note that it's probably best to say afab or someone who presents or has presented as female because people who were born a woman but don't identify as one still have to worry about this stuff.
They (the person who wrote the comment) never said that they was talking about cis woman or anyone in particular, she is just saying in general. I dont think there is need to specify afab or anyone who identifys as a women (cause they are mentioning women with no specific and a afb could easy read herself in the comment)
I get you’re trying to be inclusive but please don’t take away from the true message that’s being relayed by turning it into a gender battle. It is a concern for all people but women that are cis women are the mass majority of victims. Notice how you say someone who presents as a woman…. Hence it’s woman that are always going to be the vulnerable victims. Please don’t take away from our real struggles. I would put money on almost all women assuming right away that it was a camera under that bench because those are actual worries us as woman have to worry about
@@extreKai they only specified ladies and gents, but that leaves out anyone under the nonbinary umbrella that is at risk for things like this. It's still good advice, but things like this should always include queer and trans people in the conversation
I adore that jack didn’t leave the friend when she left the key and decided to restart. That brings me so much comfort. I was alone for 4 years, nobody believed me. I’m grateful to see jack be so supportive and caring towards Moeka. This made me happy.
There's an old old old jack video where he spells it out "sometimes people don't even watch the content itself, some people put my videos on just to hear the sound of a friendly voice. If you feel alone, and that's why you're here, I'm happy to help. I'll be your friend today". Can't remember which video and I wish I did... Thanks Seán.
Fascinating the difference between Sean's & Evelyn's playthroughs. The fact it didn't cross his mind what the last ending was going to entail & his general sadness/horror at what's going on vs Evelyn's sad resignation & recognition of what the game is about - the reality. Props to the dev tbh, there was no glorifying of this & every one of those closing 'letters' really hits home that no one ever wins in these situations really.
Men can be, and are victims of sexual abuse, but in seeing things like this it's obvious just how different the experience is for women compared to men. Men don't fear walking down a dark street on their own, at least not for the same reasons women do anyhow, and that goes to show just how much more at risk women are. Men are most often abused by authority figures like teachers, family members, or family friends, etc. Women have to deal with that too, but they also have to fear a night on the town with friends ending like this, or just walking alone on the street at night. It's fucking tragic and rage inducing. I'm a trans woman myself, so while I had to grow up as a boy, even I wasn't safe as a preteen. But at least once I became a teenager, it wasn't something I actively had to ever really worry about happening to me again, and that's a privilege I didn't ever take for granted. Nowadays I look feminine enough to sorta pass most of the time if I don't speak, and while me dressing sorta masculine enough to be seen as butch does make less men look at me, it's still something I've come to fear again which once again has just gone to show me just how different the experience is when the world at large sees you as a guy compared to a woman.
@@Alliebutt You're absolutely bang on the money & as a TW you have a unique perspective on this, as would a TM, that isn't talked about often. I appreciate your honesty & I suspect you realise why some women get frustrated at some of the debate around single sex spaces cos yes, we are at risk literally everywhere lol. I mean, I laugh, but it's a truly crappy way to live - I'm 44 now & STILL have to consider my safety & live in one of the safest places in the UK. Honestly, it's kinda exhausting. Thank you for sharing your perspective & I am so deeply sorry for whatever it was you had to endure & that you feel healed & safer now. Be good to yourself 🙏
I don't mean to hate on your comment but... no? I mean Sean seemed to have already figured what was going to happen to the poor girl by the last ending.
I love that Sean and Evelyn have very similar reactions in their game plays- like yelling at Moeka for her terrible free throws, confronting the van in the parking lot lol
I was just going to say that! I'm only 10 minutes in and so far their first playthroughs are so similar I'm starting to think they might share a braincell 🤣
I didn't put together until just now that Gab and Evelien were the same... i just never thought about it.. It's so funny they both have their online suedo and their real names.
I think its nice that they took the criticism about not having much to do! With the inclusion of little mini games to pass the time, its a lot less static and makes it more interesting to play!
What makes my skin crawl isn't only the "sawaranaide" when you know the real translation ( don't touch me) but it's also at 28:36 when you see Moeka walking towards Mira and I don't know if I'm the only one who saw this but you can see the blood coming down between Moeka legs ... like ... that part gave me cold sweat and shivers
Sean’s ability to just mimic the voice acting immediately after it’s said and it’s SPOT ON is wild. If I’m not looking at the screen I sometimes can’t tell if the character is saying it twice or if he’s repeating it himself.
Loving that such a well name name is bringing awareness to this as well, I love seeing people bringing awareness to these situations and the reality and gravity of these situations, I’m sure it’s hard to be a game dev and making your entire game around assault like this one, but I can’t say I hate it, as seeing big TH-camrs play these games to their big audiences, to show some what what it is like for a woman in these situations
@@darthmaul2005 it was strange watching Jack understand the situation immediately and start being concerned at all the stuff he was suppose to just ignore. Like at the food or someone walking past the door. It was like watching myself. Sometielmes I forget things due to short term memory loss. I will do something and question when it is finished if I actually did it. I think it might have something to do with my ADD making me forget. But ya. Food tasting weird, worried about who is listening on the other side of the door. Those are normal fears that are different for females sometimes that we just ignore.
@@darthmaul2005 even in situations where stuff to this degree doesnt end up happening, as a woman the possibilities of things going terribly wrong constantly run through your head when ur by yourself. You always have to be on alert, because if you let your guard down too much u can walk head first into a bad situation. It gets tiring always being suspicious of every guy that gets a little too close to you or is a bit too friendly. I know most guys mean well but we can never who’s good and who’s secretly a creep when we first meet someone
Honestly It's almost astounding how well that they were able to capture the experience and uneasiness of A situation like this almost perfectly. It makes the game infinitely better not only because it feels more real and thus terrifying, but also so people playing it who don't understand or haven't personally in situations like this can really come to understand it fully by the end of even just the normal ending where you wait around for the police to arrive.
the "happier ending" 2/6 was actually sad because the coach is never caught and aside from her from moeka hes done bad things to at least 9 other women... 5/6 is probably the best ending like you said
Japanese speaker here! when Moeka says “Don’t” as Sean gets to karaoke she’s actually saying “sawaranaide” or “don’t touch me” which is SOOOO MUCH CREEPIER AND HAS SO MUCH MORE CONTEXT
yeah and without the mental burden of killing the guy too. He definitely deserved it, but the girl pointed out how hard it hit her, so I'm glad ending 5/6 spares her from that too.
Not only that, but also getting a school counselor as well as calling attention to the problem, allowing for other victims to speak out and seek help, thereby saving them as well.
The phone call with Moeka made my skin crawl, it's disgusting to think that there are creeps like that living among us. The world is so dangerous.. And the way the mc didn't even cycle back to school, call moeka's parents, or even the police, after hearing her pleas in that phone call.
yes to be fair the mc did ask what she said over the phone because it was supposed to portray that she couldnt hear her friend well(the phone was probably thrown across the room in a situation like that)
@@hotbread1004 It seems the coach only took the phone after first attempting to attack her or something as the picture looks like it might've been snapped at some point during the assault or something. She might've snapped a picture and managed to dial Mira only for him to chunk the phone midcall, fetch the phone afterwards and sent the picture to try and get help only to be spotted, sending the coach after Mira, the last call being made as the coach stormed off to go find Mira.
Hearing Jack say "that's perfectly understandable" when the girls are forever scared of man just It's nice to hear that from someone I respect because the amount of times if heard of or even experienced being told that "you can't fear men forever," "were not all like that," "you need to get over it," "oh just bcs one guy hurt you you're scared of all of them???" Is almost ridiculous and really invalidating So for Jack to be like "yeah- that is totally understandable" it makes me feel a little better 🥲
it is completely normal and human to want to avoid something that traumatized you. I wish more people could understand just how much hurt someone has to have gone through in order to hold that fear :(
@@katelynm4470 wut, I'm just apologizing for being a man. If you went thru SA im sorry, some man are just monster. I wish you a peaceful life and speedy mental recovery✨
Within the first 5 minutes, I was already anxious. Knowing that the character was a young girl and was out at night... The setting was creepy while staying close to reality, its amazing
You can shoot a person, but you can't shoot a demon that phycologically tortures you and physically and stalks you for the rest of your life while. Sadly.
I know its just for the game, but its hilarious how Jack is worried but just continued on *sees police station* Jack: "I'll keep that in mind for later" *friend calls and something bad is going to happen* Jack: "well anyways lets go sing"
Around the 47:40 mark,I actually really appreciated that as soon as Jack saw she was in her bra and panties he immediately shut the door, like to make sure nobody saw her in that vulnerable state and I liked that he apologized for even looking at her, even though he wasn’t really doing anything wrong. This never happened to me thankfully, but I have been in several situations where I was taken advantage of s3xually. Unfortunately most of them were involving my ex husband. If you don’t think you can be s3xually “mistreated” by your spouse or significant other, unfortunately you are wrong. I used to think that way too. I felt guilty for even considering myself s3xually abused BECAUSE he was my husband and I thought it was my duty to please him no matter what. It took some therapy to realize what I had actually experienced. So if anyone out there is married or in a relationship and you feel like you are obligated to do everything your partner wants you to do s3xually, (even if you say no, even if it hurts, even if you ask them to stop and they don’t etc) please know you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do. Please get help.
"i just hope theres someone who can understand/ i hope theres fewer people like me in the world" I immediately started crying bc thats exactly how i feel every day since my assault
There should be fewer *assaulters* in the world. You, on the other hand, have done nothing wrong. I sincerely hope this terrible weight on your shoulders gets lighter with time and one day disappears.
I just wanna point out that the guy who stalked the protagonist, drugged her fries, and left his email address in said fries, was never caught/addressed as much as the coach. Even though the Coach was caught in half the endings, the stalker never was.
@@cranberryrosebud maybe the girl really afraid to ask the staff cuz the staff look annoyed already getting asked multiple times and she's get into the staff room without her permission so she just ate it without complaining about the wrong order food.
@@sumayyahEr78 I guess, but it’s also weird that she concluded that she already brought a drink in, when that would’ve happened like 10 minutes ago at most, and she’d obviously remember if she did or didn’t. Idk, I’d feel weird about it, but maybe that’s just me.
@@cranberryrosebud some people have never been taught safety skill or are idiots. you'd think it would be common sense but it isnt, the amount of people who got into strangers cars willingly before stranger danger was a thing was nuts.
I like that’s this game brings to light how common it is for something like this to happen. We had a math teacher fired for him being creepy like this. I personally have been through something similar at the age of 13-14 and it’s difficult for me to navigate through life and see people who look like them. I have since been diagnosed with ptsd and am now in therapy at age 15-16. This game really makes me feel less alone, despite how graphic it is.
you're not alone in this, and i hope the therapy is helping, even a little bit. it's something no one should ever have to experience, especially at your age.
As someone who's been through this as well I just wanna say your so brave and ik how you feel about not feeling alone with the game. I really hope the therapy works for you but always remember you aren't alone
God I’m so sorry. I had a similar experience where a physics teacher in my high school was arrested for possession of child p*rnography after I graduated. What made it feel worse was that we’d thought he was a really great teacher and never would’ve guessed he was capable of that. All the good memories I had of that class became completely ruined, replaced with feeling only terrified and betrayed. I never really talked about it until now and have only realized recently how much it’s fed into my anxiety and trust issues. It’s good you‘re able to get therapy. I hope things get better for you and that you’ll be able to find some good times in what you have left of school.
yup, same here, although caused by my first bf, it's been a few years and I really wish I could tell you it gets better but I've been on a roller coaster since then. Stay strong tho
As a victim of SA, this is very accurate. Not much different from my experience. The... Build up, the red flags practically smacking you in the face, the fear, the... Freezing and not knowing what to do, the fear of men. I wound up with PTSD from my experience. I am in the process of getting a service dog to help me with life things and navigate my PTSD (and medical issues). This is an excellent game to show it. And the scary thing is- you never really know who it could be. Like in the ending where the school brings in counselors and the school being so shocked is very true and accurate. It's not all men but you never know who it could be. Its been almost three years since my experience- I still can't trust. It stacked up from my first experience. I'm so glad that Sean was very understanding about the whole situation pictured. This is why I watch this channel as often as I do. It's just... Honestly really comforting and enjoyable.
Hey there, I know I'm just a random stranger on the internet. Who thank God has never been through or could even pretend to know what you've been through. However, I wanted to let you know that I think you're amazing and have a beautiful and colorful soul. That you're so much more than what happened to you. I know that something like that never well and truly goes away. However, I hope that you have many more bright days ahead of you. Where you can live and enjoy life without feeling like fear has ahold of you. I don't exactly know what you personally enjoy, but I hope that you can do something like. Go to the beach, scrunch the sand between your toes, feel the coolness of the waves, and just be at peace knowing that the incident doesn't define who you are. I hope that you get your service dog soon! Animals help with my anxiety so much. I have two Great Pyrenees babies that were both rescued. I cannot imagine life without them. They can definitely tell when I'm down and do their best to help. I really hope that your service dog can do the same for you. And just remember, you're never alone in the Jacksepticeye community. You'll always be a part of this ever growing, supportive, and loving community. I am wishing you all the best, and as I said before. I really hope you find peace. Much love. 💙
Just noticed that Jack literally said ‘don’t gaslight yourself!’, clearly recognising that someone else put that drink in his room - then sat down and drank it like roofies only happen to other people. 😅
I think it's the 3rd ending where you find the camera but don't tell the coach about it. Not only does he not get caught but Moeka still gets assaulted and winds up taking her own life, as well.
@@kiera6326 I took it as he did die, but he haunted her. Maybe not in a true paranormal fashion, but the memory of him and the fact that she had to kill him stuck with her and messed her up mentally. Maybe it wasn't metaphorical, but I don't understand how he could have faked his own death at the hospital.
What I want to know is: was Mira drugged/molested? We know that sketchy guy put a drink in her room while she was gone and she drank it (or possibly swapped the cups without showing it but that seems less likely), then he burst in a little later and stared at her before leaving again (expecting her to be passed out?) and then later put the (wrong) food in, again only while she was gone. Then she, despite loud music and active singing, *falls asleep* (?!) and has a scary dream and when she wakes up she says ‘I feel sick I need the bathroom’ - we don’t see or hear her puke and it’s not 100% clear if she feels that way as a reaction to her dream, her friends’ call or… to possibly being roofied. But it’s only *after* she goes to the bathroom that she checks her friend’s text and seems to get worried about what it means. She woke up on her back on the lounge and *the plate of food is gone* so we know someone came in while she was ‘asleep’. But there doesn’t seem to be any notice or mention of it afterward. Was that like a subplot of scary that was overlooked in favour of the life threatening one? All the scarier for it going unnoticed?
after watching evelyn’s videos and comments, someone else added that the calls in the bad dream could possibly be from her hearing them irl but unconscious
Because so many people are talking about girl code and frankly women are not the problem here, here's some tips I picked up for us men: Never corner a woman. Always give her a way out, whether you're coming onto her or just think you're being friendly. Can she walk away from you? Can she reasonably leave the situation if she's uncomfortable? Are you between her and the door? This means don't hit on someone while she's working, especially not if you're a customer. If you're her superior at work, she is off limits. Period. Accept a 'no thanks' or any excuses to not go somewhere the first time, do not try to beg and plead and wheedle. Yeah, some women like to play that game, but most? Absolutely do not. If find yourself walking the same direction as a woman walking by herself, cross to the other side of the street or take a different route. If you're out for a jog or a run, do not under any circumstances run up behind her. If you, like me, have a habit of walking so quiet that you scare people in broad daylight, wear a damn bear bell or extra jingly keys. If you're approaching, don't be offended if SHE crosses the street to avoid you. Earbuds or headphones are the universal 'Dont talk to me.' Don't play dominance games - that shit stays in the bedroom with explicit consent and safe words. If you hear a coworker or a friend saying creepy shit, call them the fuck out, because if they say something and you stay quiet then you're telling them that it's ok. Even if they're trying to pass it off as a joke, because that shit is not, in fact, funny. Every woman I have ever met has been assaulted, harassed, stalked, or worse. It has always been men to do it. Not all men are creeps, not all men are bad guys, but all women have been hurt in one way or another by a man. Don't use 'well they do it too' as an excuse, because women who do this shit are absolutely as dangerous and the answer is not to mimic their behavior - it is to BE BETTER. If you find out that a woman in your life has had this shit happen to them, and I guarantee if you know any then something has, then don't get pissed off and threaten them or try to be all macho. That woman in your life needs some emotional support, and comfort, and to know that you believe her.
I'm watching this during downtime at work, and I have a coworker that likes to kick in the back door of our office and scare the shit out of me. He did exactly that literally 5 seconds after the creep busted into the karaoke room, and idk how long it's gonna take me to recovery from a double scare like that. My chest still hurts 💀
Jack: "Why is there creepy music playing? There's nothing happening!" Also Jack 20 seconds later: **casually has a heart attack from a dog barking** *"JESUS..! CONTROL YOUR DOG-!"*
Thank you for the closure at the end of this video by letting us see our friend ok and the bad guy going away forever. That gave me peace. I’ve been through trauma from SA and I have PTSD from it. Thank you for being so disturbed by the subject matter and for speaking out on behalf of women. As a young man, other men will listen to you and learn from your reactions to these things. Your ability to influence others and your platform give you a wonderful opportunity to be a good role model for young men and boys, and I genuinely appreciate you for the work you did in this video to make a difference just by being a good example and showing genuine concern and support to women and girls. Thank you 🙏
Im sure its difficult for you to watch these things and talk about your experience, ty for being here and sharing. Its things like this that remind ppl this is more than just a game and is very real to a lot of ppl. I wish you well in your recovery from your experiences
@@silke3186 it wasn’t my intention to make it seem like only women can be SA’d. Men and boys can absolutely be SA’d and they get SA’d by both males and females just like women and girls can. But in this game it was about girls being SA’d by a man and that’s an unfortunately common thing. I was sharing my thoughts and feelings about that and how Sean is an ally for his words and showing understanding and distaste towards women and girls being SA’d. It’s terrible what you went through, it should never happen to anyone, and you’re right to point out that men and boys can experience it too.
Nothing disgusts me more than the absolute pathetic pieces of human waste that are guys (and women) abusing their power like that. Im a guy and have never experienced this, but i know that if this happened to any of my friends, especially my girlfriend, there would be hell to pay
This one is the most unnerving for me because I have been a victim of SA. Most women I know have been. It's scary because it's realistic. I am glad there were a variety of endings though. Not just all bad outcomes.
its so disturbing and im so glad jack said 'i dont blame you' to either the main character or moeka being scared of men. the fact he helped her to...this is why jacks my fav youtuber. hes so kind and caring what a sweetheart ❤
mira : "notice something weird about moeka" also mira : anyways i started singing i swear mira is just like any typical dumb characters in horror movies. especially the part where she question her friend's phone lying around and eating random things
For real dude, like can people not make a good horror game without having the protagonist being a moron? Oh? What's this? My friend just called me and sounds like she's in distress or in danger? Oh well, time to sing!
as a victim of CSA resulting in PTSD, the excerpt after the 1st ending where she said that she's haunted by it and felt that she'd never be free from him hit me like a brick. Because that's such a real and raw sentence that I feel a lot of us who have experienced things like that have thought at least a million times. The game also does an excellent job of recreating the terror you feel in the moment, especially with there being no escape. And Sean, thank you for the ending, expressing how sad you found it. I'm hoping that the younger audience members who look up to you as much as myself will follow in your footsteps with that. thank you for seeing us.
I’m also a victim of CSA, and you’re so right.. that sentence is such a true statement. Because the pain and memories and fear never truly go away. I’m 18 now and still suffering from the side effects of what happened to me. We were truly to young.. I wish we didn’t have to go through what we did, I’m sorry you were hurt too, no one should ever have to go through that and the fact that it happened and is still happening to girls around the world.. it breaks my heart.
also a victim of CSA (also with PTSD) here, i couldn't agree more. it's been almost 14 years since it happened but i still get flashbacks and nightmares - although they're a lot less frequent now luckily. i hope as it's more spoken about more people will understand the true weight of what SA does to the victims. i hope you and all the others here in the comments are doing better now 🖤
In the beginning- absolutely NO WAY am I leaving my friend at school to go to karaoke alone. That place is far, dark, and scary. I would’ve denied her request to let her clean up alone in the first place 😤 Anyways, Chilla’s Art games are so good 😊 I hope more and more people watch/play their games so I can talk abt it more
I really appreciate these games. They really do a good job of showing the fear a lot of women have to face everyday. I also really appreciate Sean not making light of them in all this as well.
fr that's what I was thinking😂 tbh I don't even know if he realized that he was being forced to drink the one that "mysteriously" showed up in the room and not the one he'd just grabbed, lmao p.s. also, /nm /lh, I think her name is spelled Evelien? Totally not trying to sound rude or anything, just letting you know :)
it's amazing how the biggest jumpscares that I get are always in Chilla's Art's games and somehow always with something trivial like the mother with her baby and some random woman with a dog lmao
wait is this the closing shift reference? because if it is i still want to know what happened to the baby she had, sean said that the lady was crying when she came into the shop so she mustve lost it somehow?
@@ani-nq7gy i always thought that since she was crying and strolling an empty stroller, the baby had died somehow or got taken and she was still in shock/denial. i dont know that for sure, but that was my first assumption. i dont think it was ever explained.
I tried understanding what the coach said with my small knowledge of Japanese and I believe he mostly said; "Where are you?" "Come on" "What are you scared of?"
"It's useless to try hiding" "You're a good kid, so come out" "I know you're hiding here" "I won't do anything so come out" and the "where are you?" what you mentioned :) Personally don't recall the other 2, but I maybe I just missed that
Sudden spooky moments: 2:38 - (minor) loud door opening sound from the right. 6:09 - (minor) suspicious van drives Infront if him from the left. 6:59 - (moderate) as he rounds the corner a suspicious woman is standing there, but also a dog barks loudly at the same time, starling him. 8:03 - (minor) cellphone starts ringing. 10:18 - (minor) cellphone again. 15:42 - (moderate) as he turns the corner, a creepy guy is waiting there silently facing him. He doesn't do anything else other than stare, even when he turns back a couple times to keep checking him. 17:04 - (minor) other karaoke visitors walk by the door on the right. 17:28 - (minor) and again. 21:04 - (moderate) creepy guy appears just by the door, then a couple seconds later barges into the room, startling him, then runs away. 23:30 - (minor) the poster on the wall when he goes into the staff room has a girls face looking at you. It's just a bit unsettling at being on edge from the recent starting. 24:08 - (moderate) the moment he leaves the room, the camera looks to the right at his karaoke room and the creepy guy busts out the door and runs down the hallway. 26:42 - (minor) TV slowly starts becoming cursed and songs audio becomes slow and unsettling. TV cuts to static about 10 seconds later. 28:32 - (major) picks up Moeka's phone from the floor, camera pulls up and suddenly a blood soaked Moeka walls up to the window from the fog. Blackened eyes and blood on face... And... Inner thighs. Jesus... 28:56 - (minor) she backs away with a bit of a jolt. Is a little sudden. 29:16 - (VERY major!!) as he opens the door to karaoke room, Moeka is there. There's a loud orchestral sting as she rushes into the camera from the doorway in a jumpscare. The following few minutes are tense as he's being "hunted", but no sudden spooks. But the coach walks into the room and find him under the table around 33:54. It's slow but super creepy. 36:10 - (minor) coach walls by uttering creepy shit. Don't worry he doesn't get caught. 39:20 - (minor) when he turns to look out the right hand website, creepy silhouette behind the fence. Camera cuts closer a few seconds later to show is the coach. 43:49 - (moderate) game hits the 1 minute countdown, there's a loud orchestral sting and the coach starts talking angrily in the distance. 47:03 - (minor) when he returns with the mop... Moeka isn't there. Very unsettling. 47:21 - (minor) it cuts to having finished the mopping and you're more talking to Moeka. The cut is just abrupt so she is suddenly starting at you, haha. 47:59 - (minor) turns around to see Morka isn't in the locker room. It's fine. She's just waiting to the left outside the door when he leaves. The cracking neck sound added in post when she turns to walk is hilarious. 51:50 - (moderate) after finding the camera, turns around and the coach is there at the doorway. 52:33 - (minor) coach calls out and he turns around. Coach starts to the chase the player. 55:53 - (minor) coach walks up to camera quite suddenly. 57:57 - (minor) chase to police station again. 59:49 - (minor) quick camera pan to Moekas creepy doll face. 01:00:40 - (moderate) coach suddenly and quirky appears by the left window. Phew.
Bruh every video I look for a jump scare list because I’m a bit of a wimp lol and yours is the best and most detailed by far also accurate thank you for your service lol
I think Chillas games are so scary cause they create a deep feeling of isolation. And when you do encounter other people, they are creepy or creepers, and there's no one to help you out.
i thoroughly appreciate chilla's art doing multiple games like this, because honestly. sure it's uncomfortable and probably very out of men's comfort zones, playing through experiences like these- but as a girl who is always worrying about this stuff, not only is it relieving watching an experience ive also been through, it's a comfort too. you're not alone people
As a man I found both this game and the closing shift to be profoundly disturbing. It's horrible that some people have to go through this kind of horror on a daily basis, I dont think I'd be able to live with the constant fear of getting assaulted by a stranger or worse someone I know and trust. As much as I dislike the idea of not being trusted because of my gender I also understand
it’s great you understand, because some men refuse to look through the eyes of women and see what they go through, while it is something men also have to struggle through in life it almost never is depicted as realistically as these games (unfortunately)
I’m glad that Chilla’s Art actually had the balls to put that kinda situation and trauma into a horror game. Not many would press their message so hard like this, it’s kinda reassuring to see, in some way.
The fact he thinks that after getting the ending that clearly shows his intentions means he either really didn't want to think that's what would happen or just managed to forget.
@@lacytaylor1501I’m sure “murder” is just a better word to say than the others, he was clearly aware that murder wasn’t what was taking place in the story
What I like about this Chillas art game is that it spreads awareness as well as showing how terrifying the situation with women in japan is. Being a woman in general can be scary on it's own, due to the history of the gender and the things that have happened over the course of time.
I feel very heard by watching this play through. The way he shrank in disgust at the news at what the coach had done, how he believed the friend from the start and never asked questions. How he said the ending where the coach was stabbed was the better one… I feel really supported by his actions at just a game
as a victim of SA, i really appreciate this game. i know it goes into some pretty dark topics, but i feel like it's necessary to bring awareness to these things. and not only the acts, but how they can affect the victims for the rest of their lives. the whole "Ever since then, I've been really scared of men" is just so accurate, and i'm glad it was actually said without being taken as sexist or anything. because that's what it's like, you're left terrified of whatever kind of person did it to you. anyways, have a wonderful day everyone. i hope none of you have to go through this, and if you did, just know that you are not alone and it is going to be okay. 💙💙
@@laurendisney i'm so sorry you both had to deal with that. at least mine was someone i barely knew. i can't imagine that sort of trust you have with a partner being broken like that. i wish you the best. 💙
the closest I can say I've had is a dream where I got SA and the fear of the real situation is so much worse, I avoided the person from my nightmare for a year, I can only imagine how you and every person who was subject to SA must feel, I'm sorry you had to go through that and I hope you can fine comfort in the future, not every person is this way, I wish you well
It really saddens me to find out that so many of y'all have experienced this awful thing,well... me included.... None of us deserve this kind of acts being done to us. Im really proud of you guys for still being so brave even though you've been through such a traumatic event. It really gives me hope and makes me feel like im not alone in this :) thank you for being so brave! Im proud of you.keep going on :D
I love the contrast of this play through to Evelyn's, as you two have such different approaches with her background knowledge and ability to read all the writing.
As soon as I saw Evelien had uploaded her video- and on Seán’s Birthday, if I’m not mistaken- I figured Seán would eventually be doing the same. I love when they both play Chilla’s Art Games!
As some who was hurt like this several times it made me cry when Sean was so happy when he saved Moeka. No one would believe when I told them what had happened, no one but my mom.
Its horrible that some people wouldnt believe you, if anyone ever tells me they've been raped by someone I'll immediately give them the benefit of the doubt and take action. Idc if they're accusing my father, brother or best friend... Its just too serious an issue to not do anything
@@AstarionWifey Of course therapy would be a next step into them recovering but they can for sure talk about this on this type of video and if you don't want to hear about it just fucking move on with your day and don't think about it. They're sharing this with us because the video is something they're relating to. It's not a big deal
Ending 3 also ties in with what happens at the karaoke in 1. When the mc has the hallucinations about her friend, she at the time was dead and pleading about how she never picked up the phone to help.
Sad how at the very start of the game before I even knew what it was about I thought to myself “leaving her alone with that coach is an awful idea” I wish it wasn’t in our instincts to think this way..
I love that both Sean and Evelyn's response to Moeka missing the basket is to yell "You suck!"
It’s cute when the racist bitch says it.
I just came to say this too lmao!
And both of them chose the fried chicken
whos Evelyn
@@taeslyone9132 Sean's girlfriend
Him: “6 endings?? I’m not gonna do all that!”
Also him: *proceeds to do all 6 endings*
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The most Sean thing ever
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32:46
A collection of coach’s creepy phrases in chronological order (that no one asked for):
- “Hiding is useless”
- “Where are you?”
- “Are you here..?”
- “If you say anything, I’m going to post that video all over the internet”
- “I’m not going to do anything, so be a good girl and come on out” (EW)
- “I know you’re here”
- “I found you”
- “Where are you hiding?”
- “Can you escape me?”
-You called the police…where are you! Sh*t!”
What makes it worse is that his “unique voice” is extra creepy because such a voice can only be done when you’re smiling and speaking at the same time- so the entire time, the coach is smiling and beckoning for the girl to come out (I’m Japanese btw- and it sounds so so creepy)
EW BRO IS SO CREEPY 😟
thanks for posting this! I was super curious. Now I'm starting to regret that curiosity.🫠
Thank you for the translation
I can’t believe it he’s so creepy
Proud of myself catching hide/hiding, but sometimes the audio cuts out and my Japanese is quite bad anyway, so I thought it was "(you) can't hide forever"
Mira talking about the guilt of taking a life and Sean coming in and saying, "Girl boss the shit out of'em." Nearly spit out my drink.
True
@@anthonylesley982 this is facts
😂
The worst part about that phone call from Moeka is that the translation just said "don't..." but what she said was "sawaranaide" which means don't touch me
That made my skin crawl omg...
Oh my….that’s disturbing
Yikes
Noooooooo🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
I noticed that too. Made me super disturbed. Why didn't they just put the literal translation there, I wonder.
The moment I saw the glass of water on the table I thought "Someone spiked that, for sure. I would have packed my stuff and gone home in that very instant". Also, very weird friend this main character is, hearing her friend plea in the phone to not be touched and then just..."meh, I'll sing".
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that..
I think it was supposed to be implied she couldn't hear her well/understand what she was saying well, but yeah, I thought it was a little weird too. No woman would drink an open drink she didn't pour and/or watch being poured, and girl code has girls generally a lot more cautious and aware.
@@sophiags4240 No woman OR man should do that. Some guys might think they're immune to drugs but nobody is.
maybe the mc is just too young to realize whats going on
Sorry, gotta doubt that one. She's a high school student, not an infant.
They often portray very old and fat men as the creepers but a lot of people forget that even younger looking men can be just as much of a psycopath, a creep, and a rapist, and this game really cements that. The way his voice drops to that creepy lilt as he calls out to you is freaky too. And what's even scarier is that he would do this, in a PUBLIC SPACE.
it also implies that even the educated and professional people can do horrible things
Most serial killers are considered charismatic by people who knew them in their regular lives. So yea... the creepy, older pervs are bad, but they're usually the least dangerous of all the types.
Most sexual assaults are committed by someone the victim knows
@@UnfazedPhoenix That's an interesting thing to mention. Perhaps the creepy older pervs aren't as dangerous because we've been conditioned to identify them more quickly, whereas a younger/more charismatic person might fly under the radar because we don't suspect them to be what they are.
@@imbald9089 That's always a terrifying statistic. I'm all for being friendly with family and loved ones, but never let your guard down. The world is a bad place, and "good" people can do bad things.
Sean's determination to save the other girl in ending 2/6 is so wholesome. "I'm going to save you!! I'm not leaving here without you!!!" God bless.
We all need a friend like Jack.
@@dumbartist864 only if your a female. if your a grown ass man and you get sexually assaulted that’s your fault for being so weak. a man is supposed to be able to stand up and defend themselves not be fucked by another man
It's technically not a better ending, this way we don't know if the coach will ever get caught.
Ok
Ok
love how her friend warned her that someone was coming after her and she needs to leave the building but she's just like "i need to use the bathroom"
She needs to use the bathroom, ok
She had them panic poops
I thought it was from getting drugged.
tbf i'm pretty sure she was feeling sick from whatever the hell was in the drink, probably a roofie (hence her falling asleep), probably from the guy who mira kept running into.
when you gotta go, you gotta go.
Sean's chilla art videos always mean two things -
• Lowering Sensitivity
• Sean always doing the bad ending path
Was stabbing the coach the bad ending?
@@r.j.penfold did get caught first didn't he?
Games make it so where the bad ones the easiest one to get so it would naturally be the first you get.
so if you die in a game and it loads up an autosave you count that as an ending?
Well, if you did pay attention, the game has six endings, and Sean got all of them. Getting caught doesn't count as an ending. And tbh I don't know why you think he got caught was a big deal, it's not like he failed the stealth session and stopped the recording, he still showed you the full game.
Jack: " Rhythm games are not my strong suit"
Also Jack: *is drummer*
Guitarists are bad at Guitar Hero usually so it makes sense
@@wolfiemuse I was just going to comment on this. I play guitar, and there's no way I could ever play Guitar Hero. Anyone I know who plays a real instrument does a horrible job at playing those types of games because it is NOT the same. Also, Sean said the timing was off, and he was right, so that alone would have 100% messed him up.
@@gildaratliff791 I also play guitar. Music buddy!
@@wolfiemuse Nice! What kind of music do you play? I just recently learned Landslide.
I’m pretty good at “rhythm” games, and I can’t for the life of me play an instrument
My favorite part about chilla's art games that protray female struggles is that there's other unnerving characters, they never did anything wrong but sre simply unnerving cause you don't know who's trying to hurt you yet. It could be any of them. Such an amazing detail,
yes! people always say "well not all men, why are you so scared?" until they play a game like this and are suspicious of every guy in it when it was only 1
(minus that the guy probably roofied her)
but in their other games I saw as well, you're suspicious of a lot of the characters, especially the male ones
@@echo8933 but then other men and women get called racist for being scared of a certain ethnicity or race because they had a bad experience. what i’m saying is if anyone reading this the typa racism warrior then think about what your saying
@Echo women are like that too. A 31 year old woman just raped a 13 year old boy. Punishment? Absolutely none, because she is under plea or something like that. So before you go on a gender based rant, it's people who are awful not a particular gender. There are also numerous cases where the women are the abusers but it never sees the light of day because nobody cares.
@@hayes6934 "before you go on a gender rant" facts don't care about your feelings. Statistically, women and girls make up for more than 91% of r4pe victims. Particularly younger girls. It's literally a matter of statistics. Plus if you think only female predators get away with r*pe, I'll gladly provide you links to the thousands and thousands of cases of male predators who either got away, or got a 2-5 years sentence, got out and assaulted a kid again.
@@LebronShaqthe2nd are you really that dumb? There's a difference between hating one entire race, and trying to avoid the opposite gender because you've been R4PED, something extremely traumatic that will live with you forever. Not to mention it's also a matter about statistics. As a woman, you notice since childhood statistics and all the cases of women r4ped and assaulted by men, so when it happens, you just can't trust anyone anymore.
I like how chilla's games really rely on general uneasiness and plausible real-life scenarios. There's something so unsettling about the realistic atmosphere of being a female coffee shop employee working night shift alone, a teenage girl being prayed upon, etc.
Reality can be much scarier than fiction
@@JDayMain its always scarier because theres always a possibility that it could happen to u
Exactly. Just a glimpse of what women go through. Even my boyfriend said he couldn’t possibly imagine feeling like this
lol
@@aliceramdom.s "lol"
48:07 The neck noises when Moeka turns are hilarious, but the thump as she walked into the wall had me ROLLING
For real that was hilarious
Moeka really out there playing bumper cars with her body haha
bruh lmao i was just about to ask for a timestamp, but it happened right after i read this. sobbing rn
me too HAHSHS
it happened right after i read this and i'm SOBBING
Moeka saying she got stopped by the coach gave me chills. I hated that so much. So. Much.
chill out chicken boy its a game
@@radio08 are you 12? Yes it’s a game but the story is very real, people have lived that shit so it’s no fucking surprise people will get chills or even triggered by it, try having a little bit if fucking empathy.
@@radio08 ok
@@radio08stfu damn
@fallenbounds2356 you're ok fam ignore em
Actually love that chilla's art does many narratives surrounding assault on women. Like sean said, its sad and makes people feel bad/disturbed, but I think that's the point. It's hard for most men to understand the constant trepidation that many women feel in seemingly normal situations, like being alone at night, and chilla's games makes that perspective accessible through the genre of horror.
I appreciate that they're not afraid to broach the topic. I feel like too many people think it's a sensitive topic and therefore never try to bring it up in gaming. It's good to see people not only pushing to let it be seen, but doing so in very accurate and bone-chilling ways.
I can’t play games like this because I always picture people I know in the scenario, as soon as I saw the thing where she got stopped by the coach I felt uneasy
I hope to one day see them do that for men too.
Or for minors!
Really just other ages and genders, but no younger than a student working a part time job age.
@@Aria_Dragonneelthey’re minors in this one or at oldest 18.
@@Aria_Dragonneelthere's the newest game they did that involves children not older than 13 and in this one they are high schoolers so around 14-17
Chillas Art: *breathes remotely rhythmically*
Sean: BANGERS! SPIT BARS FAM
I love the fact she clearly heard her friend in distress on the phone but chose to do karaoke instead of helping her 😂
I was gonna comment about that. Obviously I'm not privy to Japanese culture but I feel like most people would have gone back...?
@R.J. Penfold it's a Indies game fam..
@@r.j.penfold Lmao, if my friend sounds sad and I hear “don’t come any closer” over the phone. I would’ve called her back and at least went over there and called the police
I thought that too, but when I watched it back, she actually said that she couldn't hear what her friend was saying.
@@Ämyr2006 an indie game that covers dark shit that happens to young men and women everywhere.
Teared up seeing how Sean was so happy after saving Moeka. How I wish that reality is similar to this game, so we can go back and correct the things we regret to this day. I don't want to sound so dramatic over this game, but this shit happens, much often than we think, and how I wish the victims had someone to save them too.
It’s sadly now and like in the past 5 or 6 come to light how unfortunately common any form of abuse is in today’s society
For real it got me a bit emotional too for victims of terrible things. It's a good thing really we can't go back to change smaller things we regret in our own lives tho because we would go back and change things constantly and may be different people for it. Its good we regret things we've done because we learn from it to not repeat them again. Take care
@@anthonylesley982 it's not today's society, it's been like this for a very long time, and it used to be way worse before. It's just that now everything is public and more easily accessible, plus tragic news being in clicks and clicks bring in money, so you'll see them more often because their stories are profitable unlike when there wasn't internet.
time stamp? i don’t wanna watch the full video it’s too traumatising for me
Facts. This game touches on reality better than any horror game I've seen previously.
Rules to rhythm games
1. If you point out your combo, you lose it
2. If you celebrate too early, you're done for
3. NEVER ASSUME THE SONG IS OVER TILL IT'S OVER
4. Be relaxed
5. Panic when necessary
exactly my experience with those rhythm games.
Also, if you're frustrated about missing each notes everytime you restart, just stop the game
@@Ayanovah Yep. Cuz the more frustrated you get the more you're gonna mess up each restart. It's a self-feeding cycle lol
6. Don't anticipate; react
7. Don't let intruders break your combo
@@alldayagain true
the camera thing hit REALLY close to home; when I was in a public restroom I caught someone taking photos underneath the stall. I got him arrested, and when the police searched his computer they found child pornography on his home computer. the worst part was that he was a father. I still haven't recovered from it :(
edit 02/11/23: I'm so sorry that so many people have been able to relate to this comment, but I'm glad to see that we can all come together and heal with one another. thank you all for your lovely words
Same happened to me. A guy was taking photos of girls from a hole in the school girls bathroom. He was a father too. Why are so many dudes weirdos?
Oh man, that's gotta suck. How long ago was this, Delaney?
@@christianparrish3292 early 2020, before the COVID lockdown.
@@asceofspades1130 dang, 3 years ago? I'm sorry that happened to you.
@@bunniewood I don't know. They just are.
i think i’ve really enjoyed chilla’s games, not only because they often center around female protagonists and the everyday horrors faced by them, but also because it’s done tastefully. even with such grim topics, the characters are not exploited nor tortured for the entertainment of the player. a lot of horror media will lean into shock factor for the sake of it being gross or unnerving without having to write tasteful horror. chilla doesn’t need to show the pictures, nor the video footage, nor scenes of the events actually happening for them to get the point across. i’m so excited to see what they have planned in the future !!
i was thinking exactly this !!
yessss exactly, i hate how vivid so much horror is now like yes i get the point shes being raped/murdered/mutilated lets move on now
Yeah
I love how most of their games show the REAL horror of being a women in usually Japan, The SA there is awful snd wild and is always so quiet. it really shows how things are so dangerous just because you are a woman
@@TariotFrog Japan horror is no joke. Shit scares me out no matter what
This game reminds me that everyone needs to know girl code.. SO LADIES!! If you're alone with your friend, it's late at night, or you know your friend is in a vulnerable position- DO NOT LEAVE HER ALONE OR BEHIND!! You always stick together! Most of these endings, in real life, could've been avoided or thwarted at least if the MC had stayed with her friend at all times. Never let your friend go with a guy by herself, don't leave her alone at night, and please for the love of God if you get concerning phone calls, call the police!! It's better to be safe than sorry. AND THIS GOES FOR GENTS TOO!! It's just as important for you to remember these things as it is for girls to, you could really save a girl's life one day.
EDIT: Please don't turn this into a gender battle. I know that isn't the intention in the comments, but everyone is focusing on "X gender needs to be mentioned / included!" rather than the actual SA problem. We get it - you are X gender, it happens to your gender too. And we, or at least I, know that! I was using a catch-all term. The POINT is that my comment was not about inclusivity, it was about SA, and how most girls are taught "girl code". It's ridiculous that all of the energy under my comment is about validating a certain gender. What we SHOULD be talking about is SA, sticking together, and having each other's backs, regardless of if we are trans, a man, nonbinary, etc, whatever gender. But the use of "girl code" rather than "everyone should have each other's backs" is intentional. This game is about TWO YOUNG UNDERAGE GIRLS being SA'd by a trusted male adult. I am a girl, and I am instinctively going to trust another girl or female-presenting person before I trust a man, or male-presenting person. That's just my experience as a SA survivor. "Girl code" is important for girls or female-presenting people because we cannot always trust "everyone". The literal point is not inclusivity. "girl code" is a strategy girls have used for a very long time to protect each other.
I never said anywhere in my comment that only CIS girls get SA'd. My use of "girl code" refers to the fact that we girls/female presenting people cant always trust others unlike us (by that, I mean someone like.. a male adult teacher.. who is supposed to protect us students). It is important to fight for gender equality when it comes to SA, but this is not the place to do it. I am tired of people invalidating the female/female-presenting experience by shoe-horning in their opinions. Valid opinions, but opinions that aren't for this SPECIFIC space!
just a note that it's probably best to say afab or someone who presents or has presented as female because people who were born a woman but don't identify as one still have to worry about this stuff.
@@avian6026 oh absolutely agreed that's why i put female presenting !! trans women have to deal with it and it's so horrible
They (the person who wrote the comment) never said that they was talking about cis woman or anyone in particular, she is just saying in general. I dont think there is need to specify afab or anyone who identifys as a women (cause they are mentioning women with no specific and a afb could easy read herself in the comment)
I get you’re trying to be inclusive but please don’t take away from the true message that’s being relayed by turning it into a gender battle. It is a concern for all people but women that are cis women are the mass majority of victims. Notice how you say someone who presents as a woman…. Hence it’s woman that are always going to be the vulnerable victims. Please don’t take away from our real struggles. I would put money on almost all women assuming right away that it was a camera under that bench because those are actual worries us as woman have to worry about
@@extreKai they only specified ladies and gents, but that leaves out anyone under the nonbinary umbrella that is at risk for things like this. It's still good advice, but things like this should always include queer and trans people in the conversation
I adore that jack didn’t leave the friend when she left the key and decided to restart. That brings me so much comfort. I was alone for 4 years, nobody believed me. I’m grateful to see jack be so supportive and caring towards Moeka. This made me happy.
buddy..... I wish we all had a friend like that. Hence why I tried to be that but people said I was dumb and sentimental.
Sorry for what happened to you
stay safe and strong girll!!
There's an old old old jack video where he spells it out "sometimes people don't even watch the content itself, some people put my videos on just to hear the sound of a friendly voice. If you feel alone, and that's why you're here, I'm happy to help. I'll be your friend today". Can't remember which video and I wish I did... Thanks Seán.
@@Tonytyga88 gosh he’s such a nice guy. I wish I could meet him someday.
Fascinating the difference between Sean's & Evelyn's playthroughs. The fact it didn't cross his mind what the last ending was going to entail & his general sadness/horror at what's going on vs Evelyn's sad resignation & recognition of what the game is about - the reality.
Props to the dev tbh, there was no glorifying of this & every one of those closing 'letters' really hits home that no one ever wins in these situations really.
who's Evelyn???
@@yoongilover8375 Sean’s gf. Evelyn aka Gab smolders
Men can be, and are victims of sexual abuse, but in seeing things like this it's obvious just how different the experience is for women compared to men. Men don't fear walking down a dark street on their own, at least not for the same reasons women do anyhow, and that goes to show just how much more at risk women are. Men are most often abused by authority figures like teachers, family members, or family friends, etc. Women have to deal with that too, but they also have to fear a night on the town with friends ending like this, or just walking alone on the street at night. It's fucking tragic and rage inducing.
I'm a trans woman myself, so while I had to grow up as a boy, even I wasn't safe as a preteen. But at least once I became a teenager, it wasn't something I actively had to ever really worry about happening to me again, and that's a privilege I didn't ever take for granted. Nowadays I look feminine enough to sorta pass most of the time if I don't speak, and while me dressing sorta masculine enough to be seen as butch does make less men look at me, it's still something I've come to fear again which once again has just gone to show me just how different the experience is when the world at large sees you as a guy compared to a woman.
@@Alliebutt You're absolutely bang on the money & as a TW you have a unique perspective on this, as would a TM, that isn't talked about often. I appreciate your honesty & I suspect you realise why some women get frustrated at some of the debate around single sex spaces cos yes, we are at risk literally everywhere lol. I mean, I laugh, but it's a truly crappy way to live - I'm 44 now & STILL have to consider my safety & live in one of the safest places in the UK. Honestly, it's kinda exhausting.
Thank you for sharing your perspective & I am so deeply sorry for whatever it was you had to endure & that you feel healed & safer now. Be good to yourself 🙏
I don't mean to hate on your comment but... no? I mean Sean seemed to have already figured what was going to happen to the poor girl by the last ending.
I love that Sean and Evelyn have very similar reactions in their game plays- like yelling at Moeka for her terrible free throws, confronting the van in the parking lot lol
I was just going to say that! I'm only 10 minutes in and so far their first playthroughs are so similar I'm starting to think they might share a braincell 🤣
I didn't put together until just now that Gab and Evelien were the same... i just never thought about it.. It's so funny they both have their online suedo and their real names.
They both said "hes in the walls" too!!
Yeah, loved how they both said " you suck!" 😄
soulmates frfr
They have voice acting now! Chilla is really getting into the swing of their games. I’m excited to see what they come up with next!!
I think its nice that they took the criticism about not having much to do! With the inclusion of little mini games to pass the time, its a lot less static and makes it more interesting to play!
"It's your fault for training me so well, now I'm a beast of sprinting prowess"
I absolutely love that line
What makes my skin crawl isn't only the "sawaranaide" when you know the real translation ( don't touch me) but it's also at 28:36 when you see Moeka walking towards Mira and I don't know if I'm the only one who saw this but you can see the blood coming down between Moeka legs ... like ... that part gave me cold sweat and shivers
i definitely wouldn't have noticed it without you pointing it out, so thank you, that's a horrible little detail in this amazing game!
Oh god 😭😭😭 I didn't see that at all omg
That's horrific, oh my god.
Jesus
holy shit, it really is blood poor girl 😭😭
Sean’s ability to just mimic the voice acting immediately after it’s said and it’s SPOT ON is wild. If I’m not looking at the screen I sometimes can’t tell if the character is saying it twice or if he’s repeating it himself.
Honestly 😩 like how 😭
Omg I had this very problem XD I had it on in the background and had to double take a few times.
REAL, it scared me when he mimiced the coach 😭
Evelyn: translate everything perfectly~~ and understand the whole story
Also Sean: “ I don’t know whatever that means…”
Just like me fr
*Evelien
Yeah, i don't know what that means
Not perfectly but good enough ig
Evelien did major in Japanese in college and she lived there as well. That's why she can translate so beautifully! Sean can speak Korean though.
It's so heart warming to hear you say, "there's gotta be an ending where I can save her" and you actually figured it out!
The imagery of Seán in a karaoke room just playing video games and screaming at everyone who passes like some basement gremlin has to be my favourite.
Please? Can this be a thing, please? Can anybody animate this, please?! WE NEED OUR IRISH BASEMENT GREMLIN!
Chillas Art is bringing us another banger on what it is like to be in a female headspace when something is uncomfortable happens.
Loving that such a well name name is bringing awareness to this as well, I love seeing people bringing awareness to these situations and the reality and gravity of these situations, I’m sure it’s hard to be a game dev and making your entire game around assault like this one, but I can’t say I hate it, as seeing big TH-camrs play these games to their big audiences, to show some what what it is like for a woman in these situations
@@darthmaul2005 it was strange watching Jack understand the situation immediately and start being concerned at all the stuff he was suppose to just ignore. Like at the food or someone walking past the door. It was like watching myself. Sometielmes I forget things due to short term memory loss. I will do something and question when it is finished if I actually did it. I think it might have something to do with my ADD making me forget. But ya. Food tasting weird, worried about who is listening on the other side of the door. Those are normal fears that are different for females sometimes that we just ignore.
@@darthmaul2005 even in situations where stuff to this degree doesnt end up happening, as a woman the possibilities of things going terribly wrong constantly run through your head when ur by yourself. You always have to be on alert, because if you let your guard down too much u can walk head first into a bad situation. It gets tiring always being suspicious of every guy that gets a little too close to you or is a bit too friendly. I know most guys mean well but we can never who’s good and who’s secretly a creep when we first meet someone
Honestly It's almost astounding how well that they were able to capture the experience and uneasiness of A situation like this almost perfectly. It makes the game infinitely better not only because it feels more real and thus terrifying, but also so people playing it who don't understand or haven't personally in situations like this can really come to understand it fully by the end of even just the normal ending where you wait around for the police to arrive.
Man don’t say that, 99% of us females aren’t nearly as clueless as this MC
when chilla does realistic scenarios that involve humans are much more scarier.
Well, humans are the real monsters. Sad to say :/
I agree irl horror is too scary because that can happen to everyone of us
@@pras6 Yeah, the fear lingers inside of you and makes you worry a bit when you go back into real life
@@ani-nq7gy I highly agree with this, never felt so lonely and afraid of the surrounding before watching these gameplays
also Fears to Fathom with those real incidents..
the "happier ending" 2/6 was actually sad because the coach is never caught and aside from her from moeka hes done bad things to at least 9 other women... 5/6 is probably the best ending like you said
Yeah
Japanese speaker here! when Moeka says “Don’t” as Sean gets to karaoke she’s actually saying “sawaranaide” or “don’t touch me” which is SOOOO MUCH CREEPIER AND HAS SO MUCH MORE CONTEXT
could you translate the things the coach is saying during the sneaking sequence? thanks!
@@phoeberrie if you go watch Gab's playthrough she translates as she goes, so caught this one too.
@cillian321who?
@@ziandouglas2104 gab smolders, sean’s girlfriend. she has her own channel where she plays games too.
Oooooh that makes my skin crawl. That's even worse.
End 5/6 definitely is the 100% best ending. Saved your friend, yourself, and got the filth locked away
yeah and without the mental burden of killing the guy too. He definitely deserved it, but the girl pointed out how hard it hit her, so I'm glad ending 5/6 spares her from that too.
Not only that, but also getting a school counselor as well as calling attention to the problem, allowing for other victims to speak out and seek help, thereby saving them as well.
The phone call with Moeka made my skin crawl, it's disgusting to think that there are creeps like that living among us. The world is so dangerous.. And the way the mc didn't even cycle back to school, call moeka's parents, or even the police, after hearing her pleas in that phone call.
right, i was so shocked and angry mc didn’t even seem a tad suspicious about the phone call, any normal person would inform the police immediately 💀
yes to be fair the mc did ask what she said over the phone because it was supposed to portray that she couldnt hear her friend well(the phone was probably thrown across the room in a situation like that)
@@hotbread1004 It seems the coach only took the phone after first attempting to attack her or something as the picture looks like it might've been snapped at some point during the assault or something. She might've snapped a picture and managed to dial Mira only for him to chunk the phone midcall, fetch the phone afterwards and sent the picture to try and get help only to be spotted, sending the coach after Mira, the last call being made as the coach stormed off to go find Mira.
Among us
Among us
Hearing Jack say "that's perfectly understandable" when the girls are forever scared of man just
It's nice to hear that from someone I respect because the amount of times if heard of or even experienced being told that "you can't fear men forever," "were not all like that," "you need to get over it," "oh just bcs one guy hurt you you're scared of all of them???" Is almost ridiculous and really invalidating
So for Jack to be like "yeah- that is totally understandable" it makes me feel a little better 🥲
it is completely normal and human to want to avoid something that traumatized you. I wish more people could understand just how much hurt someone has to have gone through in order to hold that fear :(
I'm sorry for being born as a man,my bad.
@Haiyzu andddddd point proven lmao
@@katelynm4470 wut, I'm just apologizing for being a man. If you went thru SA im sorry, some man are just monster. I wish you a peaceful life and speedy mental recovery✨
@@haiyzu look up micro aggression and peddle backs
Within the first 5 minutes, I was already anxious. Knowing that the character was a young girl and was out at night... The setting was creepy while staying close to reality, its amazing
Monsters of reality are much more scary than monsters under your bed.
What?
I just wanted to watch a hour long video from Jack holy crap
Monsters of reality could hide under your bed, tho.
@@kyanoang3l0_old you guys don’t set up a bed trap using Anti Personnel Mines?
You can shoot a person, but you can't shoot a demon that phycologically tortures you and physically and stalks you for the rest of your life while. Sadly.
I know its just for the game, but its hilarious how Jack is worried but just continued on
*sees police station*
Jack: "I'll keep that in mind for later"
*friend calls and something bad is going to happen*
Jack: "well anyways lets go sing"
Around the 47:40 mark,I actually really appreciated that as soon as Jack saw she was in her bra and panties he immediately shut the door, like to make sure nobody saw her in that vulnerable state and I liked that he apologized for even looking at her, even though he wasn’t really doing anything wrong. This never happened to me thankfully, but I have been in several situations where I was taken advantage of s3xually. Unfortunately most of them were involving my ex husband.
If you don’t think you can be s3xually “mistreated” by your spouse or significant other, unfortunately you are wrong. I used to think that way too. I felt guilty for even considering myself s3xually abused BECAUSE he was my husband and I thought it was my duty to please him no matter what. It took some therapy to realize what I had actually experienced.
So if anyone out there is married or in a relationship and you feel like you are obligated to do everything your partner wants you to do s3xually, (even if you say no, even if it hurts, even if you ask them to stop and they don’t etc) please know you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do. Please get help.
I'm so sorry that had to happen to you, especially since you didn't know it was wrong. I hope you have/had a speedy recovery and in a safe space now
I think he said sorry as the other girl not as Sean
@@mike_chr_ what does that even mean?
Thank you for sharing your message, I hope your life is peaceful and filled with genuine love now
I mean u should make him feel good , forcing your partner is bad , but there are layers to this thing , Make sure that u r not super strict or lenient
"i just hope theres someone who can understand/ i hope theres fewer people like me in the world" I immediately started crying bc thats exactly how i feel every day since my assault
I'm really sorry you had to go through such a horrible thing. Sending you all love and support. 💛
There should be fewer *assaulters* in the world. You, on the other hand, have done nothing wrong. I sincerely hope this terrible weight on your shoulders gets lighter with time and one day disappears.
Do not say that, you are a wonderful human being. Sorry you experienced such a thing, hope things are/will get better
I’m so sorry
haha nice
You always know it’s gonna be your best one hour spent on TH-cam when you see Sean’s new video of Chilla’s Art games
@YeaMan shut up, you know if you bot in a Big TH-camrs comment section, the higher the chance of your account getting deleted by youtube?
@Midsplugs you too, stupid bot
Its my favourite serie
i love how it’s just two bots
I just wanna point out that the guy who stalked the protagonist, drugged her fries, and left his email address in said fries, was never caught/addressed as much as the coach. Even though the Coach was caught in half the endings, the stalker never was.
Drugged the drink and/or fries... and yeah, I was wondering about that guy too, and also what happened to the employee and other karaoke customers.
But who eats/drinks stuff already on the table that they didn't order? I can't get that...
@@cranberryrosebud maybe the girl really afraid to ask the staff cuz the staff look annoyed already getting asked multiple times and she's get into the staff room without her permission so she just ate it without complaining about the wrong order food.
@@sumayyahEr78 I guess, but it’s also weird that she concluded that she already brought a drink in, when that would’ve happened like 10 minutes ago at most, and she’d obviously remember if she did or didn’t.
Idk, I’d feel weird about it, but maybe that’s just me.
@@cranberryrosebud some people have never been taught safety skill or are idiots. you'd think it would be common sense but it isnt, the amount of people who got into strangers cars willingly before stranger danger was a thing was nuts.
I like that’s this game brings to light how common it is for something like this to happen. We had a math teacher fired for him being creepy like this. I personally have been through something similar at the age of 13-14 and it’s difficult for me to navigate through life and see people who look like them. I have since been diagnosed with ptsd and am now in therapy at age 15-16. This game really makes me feel less alone, despite how graphic it is.
you're not alone in this, and i hope the therapy is helping, even a little bit. it's something no one should ever have to experience, especially at your age.
As someone who's been through this as well I just wanna say your so brave and ik how you feel about not feeling alone with the game. I really hope the therapy works for you but always remember you aren't alone
God I’m so sorry. I had a similar experience where a physics teacher in my high school was arrested for possession of child p*rnography after I graduated. What made it feel worse was that we’d thought he was a really great teacher and never would’ve guessed he was capable of that. All the good memories I had of that class became completely ruined, replaced with feeling only terrified and betrayed. I never really talked about it until now and have only realized recently how much it’s fed into my anxiety and trust issues.
It’s good you‘re able to get therapy. I hope things get better for you and that you’ll be able to find some good times in what you have left of school.
Crazy how every school has a teacher fired for this, mine was arrested as well. Scary as fuck.
yup, same here, although caused by my first bf, it's been a few years and I really wish I could tell you it gets better but I've been on a roller coaster since then. Stay strong tho
I'm too old for this. 7:01 scared tf out of me. I inhaled half the room like Kerby. I was just chilling man
i did too
"I inhaled half the room like Kerby" XD
Lmao!! Omg I love the Kirby reference. Thank you for the laugh. 🤣
Same I jumped!
for real pretty sure that got everyone
As a victim of SA, this is very accurate. Not much different from my experience. The... Build up, the red flags practically smacking you in the face, the fear, the... Freezing and not knowing what to do, the fear of men. I wound up with PTSD from my experience. I am in the process of getting a service dog to help me with life things and navigate my PTSD (and medical issues). This is an excellent game to show it. And the scary thing is- you never really know who it could be. Like in the ending where the school brings in counselors and the school being so shocked is very true and accurate. It's not all men but you never know who it could be. Its been almost three years since my experience- I still can't trust. It stacked up from my first experience. I'm so glad that Sean was very understanding about the whole situation pictured. This is why I watch this channel as often as I do. It's just... Honestly really comforting and enjoyable.
Really hope things are better
@@Lucky1uke not really, but thank you so much for asking.
Hope everyday gets a little better! You're very strong don't forget that
Hey there, I know I'm just a random stranger on the internet. Who thank God has never been through or could even pretend to know what you've been through. However, I wanted to let you know that I think you're amazing and have a beautiful and colorful soul. That you're so much more than what happened to you. I know that something like that never well and truly goes away. However, I hope that you have many more bright days ahead of you. Where you can live and enjoy life without feeling like fear has ahold of you. I don't exactly know what you personally enjoy, but I hope that you can do something like. Go to the beach, scrunch the sand between your toes, feel the coolness of the waves, and just be at peace knowing that the incident doesn't define who you are. I hope that you get your service dog soon! Animals help with my anxiety so much. I have two Great Pyrenees babies that were both rescued. I cannot imagine life without them. They can definitely tell when I'm down and do their best to help. I really hope that your service dog can do the same for you. And just remember, you're never alone in the Jacksepticeye community. You'll always be a part of this ever growing, supportive, and loving community. I am wishing you all the best, and as I said before. I really hope you find peace. Much love. 💙
@@RebeccaA-sv2op thank you! 💚
Just noticed that Jack literally said ‘don’t gaslight yourself!’, clearly recognising that someone else put that drink in his room - then sat down and drank it like roofies only happen to other people. 😅
I mean, he had to drink it to progress the game
the man running into your karaoke room scared the living hell out of me LMAO
I flinched so hard😭
ong😭💀💀💀
Got me assuming my fighting stance
Bro I laughed so hard at that the classic sibling move tbh
Same 😭
Girl: *clearly in trouble*
Jack: *singing and dancing his heart out to ripe fruit*
chilla’s art games are def some of my favorite games u play:)
@Midsplugs You aint funny btw
@YeaMan he did???!??!? IM TOTALLY GONNA LISTEN TO IT NOW!!!!?!!!!!1!1!!!!2!2!2!2!3
@Midsplugs Yeah you did get ratio’d didn’t you
@Midsplugs you cant ratio someone who has more likes than you kiddo
Exactly. Just seating down, all comfy with a blanket and a cuppa tea watching Seán play chilla art game is heavenly.
That “control your dog” was so fucking authentic 😂
Sean refusing to leave Moeka behind in the 3rd run through was so wholesome and almost made me cry
calm down bro
I'd say the worst ending is the one where they go to karaoke together. Cause the guy never gets caught and will continue his terror on other girls.
I think it's the 3rd ending where you find the camera but don't tell the coach about it. Not only does he not get caught but Moeka still gets assaulted and winds up taking her own life, as well.
In the original ending, he doesn’t really die and presumably continues his reign of terror.
@@kiera6326 I took it as he did die, but he haunted her. Maybe not in a true paranormal fashion, but the memory of him and the fact that she had to kill him stuck with her and messed her up mentally. Maybe it wasn't metaphorical, but I don't understand how he could have faked his own death at the hospital.
I think it's where the main character goes into the car and it seems like she tells no one.
No the third is worse. Not only was he not caught, her friend also killed herself. Did you even watch full?
58:00 went from being absolutely terrifying to hilarious. “This is your fault for training me so well” hahahah
jack: *is concentrating on the game*
stalker: *walks past the door many times and stands there watching jack give a beautiful performance*
What I want to know is: was Mira drugged/molested?
We know that sketchy guy put a drink in her room while she was gone and she drank it (or possibly swapped the cups without showing it but that seems less likely), then he burst in a little later and stared at her before leaving again (expecting her to be passed out?) and then later put the (wrong) food in, again only while she was gone.
Then she, despite loud music and active singing, *falls asleep* (?!) and has a scary dream and when she wakes up she says ‘I feel sick I need the bathroom’ - we don’t see or hear her puke and it’s not 100% clear if she feels that way as a reaction to her dream, her friends’ call or… to possibly being roofied. But it’s only *after* she goes to the bathroom that she checks her friend’s text and seems to get worried about what it means.
She woke up on her back on the lounge and *the plate of food is gone* so we know someone came in while she was ‘asleep’.
But there doesn’t seem to be any notice or mention of it afterward. Was that like a subplot of scary that was overlooked in favour of the life threatening one? All the scarier for it going unnoticed?
I was just about to go into the comments and ask what that guy was about, thank you!
i thought the rhythm games were getting less in sync bc of this, but im still not sure
after watching evelyn’s videos and comments, someone else added that the calls in the bad dream could possibly be from her hearing them irl but unconscious
The cup he brought in himself are put to the left of the tablet thingy. See the table 22:28 - 22:30
Because so many people are talking about girl code and frankly women are not the problem here, here's some tips I picked up for us men:
Never corner a woman. Always give her a way out, whether you're coming onto her or just think you're being friendly. Can she walk away from you? Can she reasonably leave the situation if she's uncomfortable? Are you between her and the door? This means don't hit on someone while she's working, especially not if you're a customer. If you're her superior at work, she is off limits. Period. Accept a 'no thanks' or any excuses to not go somewhere the first time, do not try to beg and plead and wheedle. Yeah, some women like to play that game, but most? Absolutely do not.
If find yourself walking the same direction as a woman walking by herself, cross to the other side of the street or take a different route. If you're out for a jog or a run, do not under any circumstances run up behind her. If you, like me, have a habit of walking so quiet that you scare people in broad daylight, wear a damn bear bell or extra jingly keys. If you're approaching, don't be offended if SHE crosses the street to avoid you.
Earbuds or headphones are the universal 'Dont talk to me.' Don't play dominance games - that shit stays in the bedroom with explicit consent and safe words. If you hear a coworker or a friend saying creepy shit, call them the fuck out, because if they say something and you stay quiet then you're telling them that it's ok. Even if they're trying to pass it off as a joke, because that shit is not, in fact, funny.
Every woman I have ever met has been assaulted, harassed, stalked, or worse. It has always been men to do it. Not all men are creeps, not all men are bad guys, but all women have been hurt in one way or another by a man. Don't use 'well they do it too' as an excuse, because women who do this shit are absolutely as dangerous and the answer is not to mimic their behavior - it is to BE BETTER.
If you find out that a woman in your life has had this shit happen to them, and I guarantee if you know any then something has, then don't get pissed off and threaten them or try to be all macho. That woman in your life needs some emotional support, and comfort, and to know that you believe her.
Thank you!! This is so important
Oh my God thank you so much for that. That is incredibly sweet. We need more people like you I swear to God
^^ thank you
“All women have been hurt in one way or another by a man” - no they haven’t. Stop speaking on behalf of all women -_-
@@xxxmaysilssss690 Key words "one way or another"
I'm watching this during downtime at work, and I have a coworker that likes to kick in the back door of our office and scare the shit out of me. He did exactly that literally 5 seconds after the creep busted into the karaoke room, and idk how long it's gonna take me to recovery from a double scare like that. My chest still hurts 💀
Chillas art and fears to fathom are amazing
Both best game horror and i agree
I 100% agree. The both bring a huge sense of dread. Im excited for the next fears to fathom game to be out.
Puppet Combo is also good
Yesss i totally agree!!!
They both have incredible similarities but I feel Fears To Thatom do it better
Jack: "Why is there creepy music playing? There's nothing happening!"
Also Jack 20 seconds later: **casually has a heart attack from a dog barking** *"JESUS..! CONTROL YOUR DOG-!"*
Thank you for the closure at the end of this video by letting us see our friend ok and the bad guy going away forever. That gave me peace. I’ve been through trauma from SA and I have PTSD from it. Thank you for being so disturbed by the subject matter and for speaking out on behalf of women. As a young man, other men will listen to you and learn from your reactions to these things. Your ability to influence others and your platform give you a wonderful opportunity to be a good role model for young men and boys, and I genuinely appreciate you for the work you did in this video to make a difference just by being a good example and showing genuine concern and support to women and girls. Thank you 🙏
Im sure its difficult for you to watch these things and talk about your experience, ty for being here and sharing. Its things like this that remind ppl this is more than just a game and is very real to a lot of ppl. I wish you well in your recovery from your experiences
@@silke3186 Someone speaking about their experiences in regards to SA as a woman is not inherently invalidating all men who have experienced the same.
@@silke3186 it wasn’t my intention to make it seem like only women can be SA’d. Men and boys can absolutely be SA’d and they get SA’d by both males and females just like women and girls can. But in this game it was about girls being SA’d by a man and that’s an unfortunately common thing. I was sharing my thoughts and feelings about that and how Sean is an ally for his words and showing understanding and distaste towards women and girls being SA’d. It’s terrible what you went through, it should never happen to anyone, and you’re right to point out that men and boys can experience it too.
Nothing disgusts me more than the absolute pathetic pieces of human waste that are guys (and women) abusing their power like that. Im a guy and have never experienced this, but i know that if this happened to any of my friends, especially my girlfriend, there would be hell to pay
Im sorry, i dont speak english myself and i think i didnt understand the comment right, i hope you forgive me 😔
Wow ending 4 hits hard… Props to Chilla’s for shedding light on SA survivors and hopefully helping them feel a little less alone.
This one is the most unnerving for me because I have been a victim of SA. Most women I know have been. It's scary because it's realistic. I am glad there were a variety of endings though. Not just all bad outcomes.
it really made my stomach churn
Yeah, as someone who was recently SAed for the second time, it really made me uncomfortable. I'm still healing so it was very unnerving.
@Rin🧡 I send all of my love, and I know many others do too
How does SA happen? Is it women going out alone at night, or like in bathrooms or something?
@@noahshad09 it can happen anywhere and it's most often by the people closest to you
its so disturbing and im so glad jack said 'i dont blame you' to either the main character or moeka being scared of men. the fact he helped her to...this is why jacks my fav youtuber. hes so kind and caring what a sweetheart ❤
mira : "notice something weird about moeka"
also mira : anyways i started singing
i swear mira is just like any typical dumb characters in horror movies. especially the part where she question her friend's phone lying around and eating random things
If you put a retarded person next to a horror movie side-character The retarded person would look like a genius
@@johndik5962 bruh
For real dude, like can people not make a good horror game without having the protagonist being a moron? Oh? What's this? My friend just called me and sounds like she's in distress or in danger? Oh well, time to sing!
@@RottingEmuBird but let's not talk about the Ikai horror game k?
@@johndik5962 the what horror game?
Chilla’s art games are usually dark, but man they bring out a lot of what woman have to fear in life… (or men since it can happen to anyone really)
Which makes them even scarier than supernatural stuff, because you know that these things actually happen
@@user-xq6cn3xx3eexactly
@@user-xq6cn3xx3e I guess thats what makes Fears to Fathom scary as well
That's when I think that being a woman really sucks sometimes
@@jimoo3751 yes, yes it does…I’ve had multiple men stalk me in the store even though I was with someone every time
Sean complaning about the rfv buttons being a weird angle while the 'asd' option goes unnoticed is peak adhd struggle
Wait where was that option 😭
What?! It really is since I have ADHD and I didn't notice
@@lunadremurr9947 when he's selecting the song, right under calibration lol 11:55
LOL, I completely forgot about that option too.
lol I was wondering what the "asd" was for
as a victim of CSA resulting in PTSD, the excerpt after the 1st ending where she said that she's haunted by it and felt that she'd never be free from him hit me like a brick. Because that's such a real and raw sentence that I feel a lot of us who have experienced things like that have thought at least a million times. The game also does an excellent job of recreating the terror you feel in the moment, especially with there being no escape. And Sean, thank you for the ending, expressing how sad you found it. I'm hoping that the younger audience members who look up to you as much as myself will follow in your footsteps with that. thank you for seeing us.
I’m also a victim of CSA, and you’re so right.. that sentence is such a true statement. Because the pain and memories and fear never truly go away. I’m 18 now and still suffering from the side effects of what happened to me. We were truly to young.. I wish we didn’t have to go through what we did, I’m sorry you were hurt too, no one should ever have to go through that and the fact that it happened and is still happening to girls around the world.. it breaks my heart.
oh my god this is a game playthrough talk to your therapist and not unlimited amounts of people on the internet no one cares
@@radio08 it’s fine to have opinions, but let’s not be insensitive and rude. Have a good day :)
also a victim of CSA (also with PTSD) here, i couldn't agree more. it's been almost 14 years since it happened but i still get flashbacks and nightmares - although they're a lot less frequent now luckily. i hope as it's more spoken about more people will understand the true weight of what SA does to the victims. i hope you and all the others here in the comments are doing better now 🖤
@@radio08stfu you don't get to invalidate someone's experiences
In the beginning- absolutely NO WAY am I leaving my friend at school to go to karaoke alone. That place is far, dark, and scary. I would’ve denied her request to let her clean up alone in the first place 😤
Anyways, Chilla’s Art games are so good 😊 I hope more and more people watch/play their games so I can talk abt it more
I really appreciate these games. They really do a good job of showing the fear a lot of women have to face everyday. I also really appreciate Sean not making light of them in all this as well.
Evelyn: "No self respecting women would drink a drink in public she didn't pour herself"
Sean: "Come on, drink up. Loosen up those vocal chords"
🤣🤣🤣
they are a perfect match 😂
If anything, this tells you the difference between men's and women's thinking in a situation like this.
Fr I was looking at the screen like "Did she pour that??"
fr that's what I was thinking😂 tbh I don't even know if he realized that he was being forced to drink the one that "mysteriously" showed up in the room and not the one he'd just grabbed, lmao
p.s. also, /nm /lh, I think her name is spelled Evelien? Totally not trying to sound rude or anything, just letting you know :)
I think he didn't realize that this was the wrong drink, is all.
it's amazing how the biggest jumpscares that I get are always in Chilla's Art's games and somehow always with something trivial like the mother with her baby and some random woman with a dog lmao
Tbf that women with her baby had supersonic speed
wait is this the closing shift reference? because if it is i still want to know what happened to the baby she had, sean said that the lady was crying when she came into the shop so she mustve lost it somehow?
@@ani-nq7gy i always thought that since she was crying and strolling an empty stroller, the baby had died somehow or got taken and she was still in shock/denial. i dont know that for sure, but that was my first assumption. i dont think it was ever explained.
Just seating down, all comfy with a blanket and a cuppa tea watching Seán play chilla art game is heavenly.
lmao same
sitting*
Why drink tea when you could be drinking TOP O THE MORNING COFFEE WITH PROMO CODE-
I really like that Chilla’s art games share stories from the female perspective
I tried understanding what the coach said with my small knowledge of Japanese and I believe he mostly said;
"Where are you?"
"Come on"
"What are you scared of?"
"It's useless to try hiding"
"You're a good kid, so come out"
"I know you're hiding here"
"I won't do anything so come out"
and the "where are you?" what you mentioned :)
Personally don't recall the other 2, but I maybe I just missed that
Thank you I was looking for translations :D
Thank you kind stranger...I've been searching for the translations and finally found it 😭✋️
I've been SEARCHING for someone to translate
Do you know what he says when ijack got caught?
Sudden spooky moments:
2:38 - (minor) loud door opening sound from the right.
6:09 - (minor) suspicious van drives Infront if him from the left.
6:59 - (moderate) as he rounds the corner a suspicious woman is standing there, but also a dog barks loudly at the same time, starling him.
8:03 - (minor) cellphone starts ringing.
10:18 - (minor) cellphone again.
15:42 - (moderate) as he turns the corner, a creepy guy is waiting there silently facing him. He doesn't do anything else other than stare, even when he turns back a couple times to keep checking him.
17:04 - (minor) other karaoke visitors walk by the door on the right.
17:28 - (minor) and again.
21:04 - (moderate) creepy guy appears just by the door, then a couple seconds later barges into the room, startling him, then runs away.
23:30 - (minor) the poster on the wall when he goes into the staff room has a girls face looking at you. It's just a bit unsettling at being on edge from the recent starting.
24:08 - (moderate) the moment he leaves the room, the camera looks to the right at his karaoke room and the creepy guy busts out the door and runs down the hallway.
26:42 - (minor) TV slowly starts becoming cursed and songs audio becomes slow and unsettling. TV cuts to static about 10 seconds later.
28:32 - (major) picks up Moeka's phone from the floor, camera pulls up and suddenly a blood soaked Moeka walls up to the window from the fog. Blackened eyes and blood on face... And... Inner thighs. Jesus...
28:56 - (minor) she backs away with a bit of a jolt. Is a little sudden.
29:16 - (VERY major!!) as he opens the door to karaoke room, Moeka is there. There's a loud orchestral sting as she rushes into the camera from the doorway in a jumpscare.
The following few minutes are tense as he's being "hunted", but no sudden spooks. But the coach walks into the room and find him under the table around 33:54. It's slow but super creepy.
36:10 - (minor) coach walls by uttering creepy shit. Don't worry he doesn't get caught.
39:20 - (minor) when he turns to look out the right hand website, creepy silhouette behind the fence. Camera cuts closer a few seconds later to show is the coach.
43:49 - (moderate) game hits the 1 minute countdown, there's a loud orchestral sting and the coach starts talking angrily in the distance.
47:03 - (minor) when he returns with the mop... Moeka isn't there. Very unsettling.
47:21 - (minor) it cuts to having finished the mopping and you're more talking to Moeka. The cut is just abrupt so she is suddenly starting at you, haha.
47:59 - (minor) turns around to see Morka isn't in the locker room. It's fine. She's just waiting to the left outside the door when he leaves. The cracking neck sound added in post when she turns to walk is hilarious.
51:50 - (moderate) after finding the camera, turns around and the coach is there at the doorway.
52:33 - (minor) coach calls out and he turns around. Coach starts to the chase the player.
55:53 - (minor) coach walks up to camera quite suddenly.
57:57 - (minor) chase to police station again.
59:49 - (minor) quick camera pan to Moekas creepy doll face.
01:00:40 - (moderate) coach suddenly and quirky appears by the left window.
Phew.
thank u for this
@@val2948 no worries, glad you found it helpful
I love you Jumpscare Timestamps
Bruh every video I look for a jump scare list because I’m a bit of a wimp lol and yours is the best and most detailed by far also accurate thank you for your service lol
Thankyou So much !!!!
I think Chillas games are so scary cause they create a deep feeling of isolation. And when you do encounter other people, they are creepy or creepers, and there's no one to help you out.
It creates such a real feel to it, it creates the perfect atmosphere for these types of horror games
Jack at 32:48 saying "WHAT DOES THAT MEAN" completely broke the tension for me and cracked me up hahaha
I'm actually loving all these chilli's art games lately
true, cello's art games are actually amazing (sad there's still bots here)
@@dariusfilip4695 Bro these bots r so weird
I agree
Yea I love churro's arts games 💅💅💅
@Midsplugs shut up stupid spambot
i thoroughly appreciate chilla's art doing multiple games like this, because honestly. sure it's uncomfortable and probably very out of men's comfort zones, playing through experiences like these- but as a girl who is always worrying about this stuff, not only is it relieving watching an experience ive also been through, it's a comfort too. you're not alone people
As a man I found both this game and the closing shift to be profoundly disturbing. It's horrible that some people have to go through this kind of horror on a daily basis, I dont think I'd be able to live with the constant fear of getting assaulted by a stranger or worse someone I know and trust. As much as I dislike the idea of not being trusted because of my gender I also understand
it’s great you understand, because some men refuse to look through the eyes of women and see what they go through, while it is something men also have to struggle through in life it almost never is depicted as realistically as these games (unfortunately)
We always have we just don’t want you to make it out that only women go through struggles in life
I’m glad that Chilla’s Art actually had the balls to put that kinda situation and trauma into a horror game. Not many would press their message so hard like this, it’s kinda reassuring to see, in some way.
The fact Jack keeps saying "He's gonna murder me isn't he?" is funny cause the game isn't about the coach murdering people.
I'm sure he knows that
The fact he thinks that after getting the ending that clearly shows his intentions means he either really didn't want to think that's what would happen or just managed to forget.
@@gusskipner9809 yeah, you cant say the word gRaped on youtube, not even in the comments
No father figure
@@lacytaylor1501I’m sure “murder” is just a better word to say than the others, he was clearly aware that murder wasn’t what was taking place in the story
What I like about this Chillas art game is that it spreads awareness as well as showing how terrifying the situation with women in japan is. Being a woman in general can be scary on it's own, due to the history of the gender and the things that have happened over the course of time.
I feel very heard by watching this play through. The way he shrank in disgust at the news at what the coach had done, how he believed the friend from the start and never asked questions. How he said the ending where the coach was stabbed was the better one… I feel really supported by his actions at just a game
For clarification did Coach murder anyone? If so then I skipped that part
love love LOVE that chilla's art put hints on the paths to take to get the different endings.
So helpful!! Without it I have not a clue what I missed
I like how the endings in this game branch out earlier instead of just making one or two different decisions near the end of the game.
yeah, thanks for pointing that out. Chilla's Art is always one-upping themselves
as a victim of SA, i really appreciate this game. i know it goes into some pretty dark topics, but i feel like it's necessary to bring awareness to these things. and not only the acts, but how they can affect the victims for the rest of their lives. the whole "Ever since then, I've been really scared of men" is just so accurate, and i'm glad it was actually said without being taken as sexist or anything. because that's what it's like, you're left terrified of whatever kind of person did it to you.
anyways, have a wonderful day everyone. i hope none of you have to go through this, and if you did, just know that you are not alone and it is going to be okay. 💙💙
I'm one of three girls. Two of us have been victims of partner SA. People genuinely don't understand how damaging that can be.
@@laurendisney i'm so sorry you both had to deal with that. at least mine was someone i barely knew. i can't imagine that sort of trust you have with a partner being broken like that. i wish you the best. 💙
the closest I can say I've had is a dream where I got SA and the fear of the real situation is so much worse, I avoided the person from my nightmare for a year, I can only imagine how you and every person who was subject to SA must feel, I'm sorry you had to go through that and I hope you can fine comfort in the future, not every person is this way, I wish you well
It really saddens me to find out that so many of y'all have experienced this awful thing,well... me included.... None of us deserve this kind of acts being done to us. Im really proud of you guys for still being so brave even though you've been through such a traumatic event. It really gives me hope and makes me feel like im not alone in this :) thank you for being so brave! Im proud of you.keep going on :D
i’m so sorry you had to experience that, no one deserves to go through that and I hope you know that you are loved
47:47 only Sean would apologize for looking at a video game character changing clothes I love this man so much
I love the contrast of this play through to Evelyn's, as you two have such different approaches with her background knowledge and ability to read all the writing.
As soon as I saw Evelien had uploaded her video- and on Seán’s Birthday, if I’m not mistaken- I figured Seán would eventually be doing the same.
I love when they both play Chilla’s Art Games!
ding ding ding top of morning
As some who was hurt like this several times it made me cry when Sean was so happy when he saved Moeka. No one would believe when I told them what had happened, no one but my mom.
Its horrible that some people wouldnt believe you, if anyone ever tells me they've been raped by someone I'll immediately give them the benefit of the doubt and take action. Idc if they're accusing my father, brother or best friend... Its just too serious an issue to not do anything
Ummm I think you need to discuss that in therapy
@@AstarionWifey Well sure they do, but for all you know, they probably already are.
@@AstarionWifey Of course therapy would be a next step into them recovering but they can for sure talk about this on this type of video and if you don't want to hear about it just fucking move on with your day and don't think about it. They're sharing this with us because the video is something they're relating to. It's not a big deal
24:30 “he’s in the walls. HEAS IN THE GOD DAMN WALLS!!”I love jacks humor
I find it sweet that Jack kept shutting the door when Moeka was changing
I love how realistic Chillas games are. They portray things like walking alone at night and stalkers really well.
Ending 3 also ties in with what happens at the karaoke in 1. When the mc has the hallucinations about her friend, she at the time was dead and pleading about how she never picked up the phone to help.
Sad how at the very start of the game before I even knew what it was about I thought to myself “leaving her alone with that coach is an awful idea” I wish it wasn’t in our instincts to think this way..