Apparently the people who worked on Superliminal had relations to people who worked at Valve, and the mechanics that ended up in the game were actually some early ideas for F-Stop. Thought that was really cool when I found it out, as the creativity of the mechanics reminded me a lot of Portal when I first played it
@Zefnoly Developers get lots of benefits from publishing on the epic store, plus they don’t have to pay the $500 that steam devs have to, and also how in the hell is that anti-consumer? The epic store is the same price as steam, free.
The Sensur it denies the consumer of buying the game on the platform of their choosing, which would more than likely be steam if not for the epic exclusivity
@Chipperguy ah, that makes no sense to me, are you going to complain about every single indie game that’s exclusive to steam? Cus’ if not, it’s not the anti-consumerism that’s bothering you, it’s the fact you can’t be bothered to get an epic account or download the store. I’d understand if it were something like a console exclusive thing, but again, you don’t need to buy a whole new console for the game, just download a free piece of software.
"Games on the other hand, can rewrite the laws of physics." I'm adding this quote to the collection I'm now starting. Great video again, thank you for at least inspiring me and I think many others with your ideas! Also, my respect for still finding a way to connect your outro to the game.
@@kn4ughty "Movies, Literature, music they has the power to move mountain. Games on the other hand, They can rewrite physics" - Leadhead Seems to be true!
@Jonathan Tippy Well some of us decided to sell our souls and actually get an EGS account, to get it ;) You see, as an exclusive, it was available in EGS in November 2019.
"The sky is the limit only until you learn about the outer space" I think we are only seeing a little bit of what the medium of videogames can really do even with today's technology, there is still the unthinkable, something we don't know its shape, size or nature, but that we know will possibly be greater than everything ever made before. Apology for the bad grammar, english is not my first language
Every time i see a game that does this i lose grip on reality a bit. I start debating the plain of existance itself. Feels like some kind of trip tbh. I like it
Your focus and commitment to positivity and highlighting things you enjoy about the games you play rather than the typical TH-cam persona of hating things for the sake of views is so refreshing. Your vids, as well as Jacob Gellers have helped me to move away from typical mmo and fps games that I felt stuck in for so long and move toward artistic games and story driven games and I feel like I'm better for it. I have a more open mind about the medium and a newfound appreciation for things that only a year or 2 back I would have found to be boring.
@Keegan Young yes but you have 2 screens, one for each eye. or for certain googles only 1 screen but each eye is seeing a separate image. So you see in 3D. in a normal PC game you see only in 2D so that's why this illusion isn't possible. In VR you'd notice the object always changing sizes when you move, not just after you move like in normal PC. That's why it isn't possible.
Oh hell yeah, Superliminal was such an experience, the end of it was something else for me, and I'm probably not alone, but I did leave and finished the game with a sense of determination? or more like Motivation, seeing things from a different perspective and looking at different problems on different sides. It made me consider all of that after I played it. Plus it's a mind boggling game, but not too confusing, but we already know that.
Spoilers?, I guess? I spent hours trying to see how many times the alarm clock could be replicated. If I remember correctly, at a point so of the duplicates just despawned.
The timer in the corner counting down the the quote-unquote actual video is really helpful. I'll happily wait through a few seconds of announcments and thankyous because I can see how long it is. I appreciate that you do that and that oyu have the thank you section at the beginning even though I'm not in it. Have a great day. :D
Im italian and I wish so bad I could understand every single world you say, but I don't unfortunately, im pretty good at english but not as good to follow your speeches. Keep the great contents you've got such a beautiful mind !
Oh man I just finished playing this game...THANKS A LOT for sharing this one or else I wouldn't have know about this game and would have missed the mesmerizing experience that I had!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Non-Euclidean Geometry is something I've always found whimsical and paychedelic and I've been hoping soneone makes a puzzle and perspective game using it! Thank you for making a video about this 😊
I love this type of games, the ones who are nkt just games, they are an experience. Superliminal made me fall in love with it the moment I saw it. The story is amazing and you should play it if you want to feel something special
Please try Antichamber if you actually like the "anything" and "creativity" aspects of Superliminal. It deserves much more love than it gets, and you look like just the person who would appreciate it.
Agree. When i played Superliminal. I though. Hmm its little brother of Antichameber with one type of puzzle. Antichameber is just whole another 10 steps of crazy. X-D
@@DirkLarien Yeah? smae feelings) Antichamber also has the best environmental tutorial of all games, and it feels like a thing Leadhead would talk about
I just want to comment to say that this channel is fucking incredible. If you are like me and have just found it, please go watch this entire dudes catalogue of INCREDIBLE videos. Every single one is some of the best content Ive ever seen on this platform and they are criminally underviewed. And to leadhead, heres to many more incredible video game analyses!
I remember an old game with the same main mechanic.. but there wasn't a story, it was called The Museum of Interactive Technology or something along those lines- remember the irishman showed it off
Tbh music has illusions too. Things like metric modulation and the shepherds tone are the most cut and dry examples of this but I'd consider modal mixture, common tone modulations and syllabic overtones illusions and "mind fucks" similar tools that can be utilized for an artistic message as well.
I had been looking forward to this game coming out since the Tech Demo by Pillow Castle back in like 2014. And needless to say, after all those years of waiting. I can confidently say that it was totally worth the wait. I'm glad I didn't die before I got to experience it and I'm glad that others love it as well.
I absolutely adore these kind of mind-bending games; whether it be Superliminal, Antichamber, Manifold Garden, The Unfinished Swan, Perspective, Monument Valley, Naya's Quest, GLITCH by Travis Chen, or the upcoming Hyperbolica.
the ending of superliminal kept me awake at night in a deep existential crisis and i haven’t touched it since lmao, but it’s still such an incredible game
So far I’ve made a universe in my head from games with physics that warps around forced perspective puzzles. The main two that started it are The Room series by Fireproof games and MAZE, a “book” by Christopher Manson. MAZE actually remains the only non video game in this multiverse headcanoned into my mind, but it still feel like it fits. The Witness is also in it, and The Stanley Parable entered it too, along with Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, And The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (although I know the latter and the previous are only tangentially related). The idea of reality warping itself around an individual is the whole illusion created by forced perspective puzzles, and so I’ve often found it only made sense for metagames to exist on a similar internal logic, even if not intended by the creators. I only hope that if I can fully flesh out this concept in my head, I can use it to create something of my own some day. Usually I would never post my story ideas online for fear of plagiarism, but the more I dive into games with these themes, the more I find there are near infinite directions a creator can take them. As such, even if someone followed what I entailed here to a T for their own creation, it would be so wildly different from my own that I would have no issue. Video games really are limitless worlds. Edit: I just returned to my big board dedicated to exploring these themes, and I’ve found stuff that I included on the board even though they don’t quite apply to the initial idea of forced perspective puzzles warping reality. Still, I’ll list some of them in case they interest any of you. Okay so some film examples are Pony & Boy along with the whole Rupert Grimsby series, The Cat In The Hat movie with Mike Myers, and Little Runmo. Please Don’t Touch Anything is a good game, the VR version is the only one I consider for the list though. For audio, the popularized Cuil Theory recording, as well as Reverse Transmission on Audible. Reverse Transmission is.... unusual. But fun!
I mean this really reminds me of the old game "Tale of Scale". It used the same effect of making items get bigger and smaller, although it was just a short little game from 2012
I absolutely loved Superliminal from day 1, when it was just a tech-demo on TH-cam released some 7-8 years ago, when I first watched it (it's scary to think that it was somewhere around when Portal 2 was released, which seems not so far ago...). Back then there was a site you could sign up to to get updates on the game progress, believe it or not, I actually did get those e-mails ;) Anyway I played through the game twice since it was released and I'm guessing I'll be coming back to it more, because even though the puzzles are quite easy, the soothing atmosphere is really doing it's magic and the visuals still are fascinating, even if you already know what to expect ahead.
The closing statement was the worst thing about it. What great realisation did you come to? Games can't change the laws of physics, movies can't move mountains, and movies can mess with physics as much as an illusion in a video game (Inception, anyone?). A lazy metaphor does not profoundness make.
@@scottramsay4053 Of course games can't literally change the laws of physics and movies can't literally move mountains. Like you said, it's a metaphor. But they can challenge our perspective and ideas on what we see or believe. That is what the metaphor means. That type of media, illusions, invokes curiosity and confusion which lead to great ideas that can lead us to thinking differently than before. I disagree that movies can equally depict an illusion just as well as a video game. Movies can only show one perspective of an illusion, that being from a camera lens or the storytelling. With a video game such as Superliminal, the player can interact with the character models surroundings and change them, as shown in the gameplay. Then the player can move the camera around the object and view it from whatever angle he/she wants. Its that which differs the two.
@@jonathanraulston9488 being able to move something around isn't the same as being able to see things about yourself in more different ways. It's a facile parallel to draw. Reason me out this argument with evidence. What revelations are there to be found through video game mechanics that are inconceivable to ever have been reached through traditional literature?
I remember seeing this on reddit a while back and I remember back then a lot of people commented on it being really cool and wanting to play it if it ever was made then never heard about it again. Though I see it hasn't released just yet even though on youtube here it says 2019 for date. :S lol
i wish there were more artists pushing limits like this, not just in gaming, as you said you can do anything but far too many people are content with just doing "normal" things, in fiction science doesnt exist, it can be anything the artist desires but too few people seem to acknowledge this. also trippy mind bending vr game when? ever since i was a kid i was fascinated that an object in a game could be further away than another object yet also be in front of it, something completely possible in real life, it started when i walked up to a wall in 007 nightfire and saw james bonds arms fully outstretched with his gun3 feet from the screen and in front of the wall despite the wall being inches from his face, i always wanted to see what that would look like in 3d and now its actually possible with vr, this is just one example of crazy things that can be done in games yet never are
Apparently the people who worked on Superliminal had relations to people who worked at Valve, and the mechanics that ended up in the game were actually some early ideas for F-Stop. Thought that was really cool when I found it out, as the creativity of the mechanics reminded me a lot of Portal when I first played it
Really glad F-stop finally got an identity and a full game to go with it.
I really love this game.
Despite these relations they went anticonsumer/antivalve epic store exclusive...
@Zefnoly
Developers get lots of benefits from publishing on the epic store, plus they don’t have to pay the $500 that steam devs have to, and also how in the hell is that anti-consumer? The epic store is the same price as steam, free.
The Sensur it denies the consumer of buying the game on the platform of their choosing, which would more than likely be steam if not for the epic exclusivity
@Chipperguy ah, that makes no sense to me, are you going to complain about every single indie game that’s exclusive to steam? Cus’ if not, it’s not the anti-consumerism that’s bothering you, it’s the fact you can’t be bothered to get an epic account or download the store. I’d understand if it were something like a console exclusive thing, but again, you don’t need to buy a whole new console for the game, just download a free piece of software.
I always wondered what it would be like to walk inside a painting like Road Runner does. This game seems to deliver that
"Games on the other hand, can rewrite the laws of physics." I'm adding this quote to the collection I'm now starting.
Great video again, thank you for at least inspiring me and I think many others with your ideas!
Also, my respect for still finding a way to connect your outro to the game.
Wait a second this isn't the Stanley Parable
How the hell did you comment 15 hrs ago if the vid was uploaded like 10 mins ago
@@kn4ughty lmao, yea
@@kn4ughty "Movies, Literature, music they has the power to move mountain. Games on the other hand, They can rewrite physics"
- Leadhead
Seems to be true!
FreemanTV he’s a donator on patreon
@@kilroy7506 I'm actually not
I never considered that the 2001 monolith might be massive.
I never considered that it might be tiny
"The thing's hollow - it goes on forever - and - oh my God! - it's full of stars!"
"Welcome to the Mind Fuck 3000!!", @@ComaDave.
Leadhead: I've never seen a game that uses forced perspective and optical illusions to solve puzzles like this
Monument Valley: Am I a joke to you?
monument valley is great
I think Antichamber should also be mentioned.
@@ax-xq3ek antichamber doesnt really do alot of fucky perspective stuff, except from the panels and eyes
But Monument Valley only gives you one perspective, no ? It's a game that could mostly work in 2D.
I think The Very Organized Thief is the clearest precursor to this game
The ending of Superliminal always makes me cry
glad i’m not the only one
I enjoyed playing this, it was very calming
Well except for the nightmare'ish parts of it, but once you find the bucket, everything becomes calm again :)
@@LeeeHack yeah that part was spooky and also the reality questioning ending
@Jonathan Tippy it is out already for pc it's a timed epic exclusive. It's out on console as well
@Jonathan Tippy that's what timed exclusivity is. It is only available on the epic store right now but after that deal ends it will be put on steam
@Jonathan Tippy Well some of us decided to sell our souls and actually get an EGS account, to get it ;)
You see, as an exclusive, it was available in EGS in November 2019.
I’m expected to watch this guys every time he uploads and he always make good videos and I’m never disappointed
*excited
And you're right, he does make good videos
Good chat, I like these "coffee table" style videos.
Superliminal is such a great game. I’m glad you are making a video on this
"The sky is the limit only until you learn about the outer space"
I think we are only seeing a little bit of what the medium of videogames can really do even with today's technology, there is still the unthinkable, something we don't know its shape, size or nature, but that we know will possibly be greater than everything ever made before.
Apology for the bad grammar, english is not my first language
This is one of the best and most interesting games ever.
Every time i see a game that does this i lose grip on reality a bit. I start debating the plain of existance itself. Feels like some kind of trip tbh. I like it
Your focus and commitment to positivity and highlighting things you enjoy about the games you play rather than the typical TH-cam persona of hating things for the sake of views is so refreshing. Your vids, as well as Jacob Gellers have helped me to move away from typical mmo and fps games that I felt stuck in for so long and move toward artistic games and story driven games and I feel like I'm better for it. I have a more open mind about the medium and a newfound appreciation for things that only a year or 2 back I would have found to be boring.
This game is awesome. I wish it was possible to make it into VR.
V The Gamecat Ok first how did you comment this 1 week ago and 2 this game isn’t possible in vr
Abyvs i don't see why it isn't possible in vr, the engine could work
@@windowsxp1902 because in VR you aren't really seeing in 2D so the illusions wouldn't work.
It should be possible, it isn't to hard to add VR to a Unity game. The problem is actually making the illusions work.
@Keegan Young yes but you have 2 screens, one for each eye. or for certain googles only 1 screen but each eye is seeing a separate image. So you see in 3D. in a normal PC game you see only in 2D so that's why this illusion isn't possible. In VR you'd notice the object always changing sizes when you move, not just after you move like in normal PC.
That's why it isn't possible.
Kid: Mother I need depth perception.
Mother: We have depth perception at home.
Depth Perception at home:
Oh hell yeah, Superliminal was such an experience, the end of it was something else for me, and I'm probably not alone, but I did leave and finished the game with a sense of determination? or more like Motivation, seeing things from a different perspective and looking at different problems on different sides. It made me consider all of that after I played it. Plus it's a mind boggling game, but not too confusing, but we already know that.
Honestly, same.
Congrats on your growth. You deserve it. Good job on this video
Spoilers?, I guess?
I spent hours trying to see how many times the alarm clock could be replicated. If I remember correctly, at a point so of the duplicates just despawned.
The timer in the corner counting down the the quote-unquote actual video is really helpful. I'll happily wait through a few seconds of announcments and thankyous because I can see how long it is. I appreciate that you do that and that oyu have the thank you section at the beginning even though I'm not in it. Have a great day. :D
Im italian and I wish so bad I could understand every single world you say, but I don't unfortunately, im pretty good at english but not as good to follow your speeches. Keep the great contents you've got such a beautiful mind !
You need to work on your English man.
@@Packle. I surely should , but its not as easy as you may think :/
Oh man I just finished playing this game...THANKS A LOT for sharing this one or else I wouldn't have know about this game and would have missed the mesmerizing experience that I had!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Non-Euclidean Geometry is something I've always found whimsical and paychedelic and I've been hoping soneone makes a puzzle and perspective game using it! Thank you for making a video about this 😊
I find it very inspiring how the list of supporters at the beginning of the videos has gotten so long! Congratulations!
This game is the Antichamber of 2019
Watching (or more accurately listening to) your videos is so interesting
its so wierd to see you have this many subs now, well done. Love your content and I'm glad you are still uploading!
I've been waiting a long time for this video. Glad you've finally covered it.
Amazing video, loved that game, I was expecting you to make a video someday and here it is, loved your commentary on it, great work 🍻 🍻 🍻 🍻
I love this type of games, the ones who are nkt just games, they are an experience. Superliminal made me fall in love with it the moment I saw it. The story is amazing and you should play it if you want to feel something special
I only just came across this game, played it and spent the rest of the day wondering if my coffee mug was going to get smaller...
Keep up the good work. My dude.
I love you channel man, its quality enjoyable content I can vibe to
Once again Leadhead makes another amazing video essay.
Always a pleasure seeing your videos, can’t see this one yet, but I’m sure to be ready when I can later.
I have actually played this game twice and made 2 of my friends play it on my computer, thank you for the video
Please try Antichamber if you actually like the "anything" and "creativity" aspects of Superliminal. It deserves much more love than it gets, and you look like just the person who would appreciate it.
Agree. When i played Superliminal. I though. Hmm its little brother of Antichameber with one type of puzzle.
Antichameber is just whole another 10 steps of crazy. X-D
@@DirkLarien Yeah? smae feelings) Antichamber also has the best environmental tutorial of all games, and it feels like a thing Leadhead would talk about
I just want to comment to say that this channel is fucking incredible.
If you are like me and have just found it, please go watch this entire dudes catalogue of INCREDIBLE videos.
Every single one is some of the best content Ive ever seen on this platform and they are criminally underviewed.
And to leadhead, heres to many more incredible video game analyses!
This is nice bro fam keep it up
I remember an old game with the same main mechanic.. but there wasn't a story, it was called The Museum of Interactive Technology or something along those lines- remember the irishman showed it off
Museum of simulation technologies was the original title of the game in early stages.
Who else remembers when the game was called "Museum of Simulation Technologies"?
Here for the people who have been following the development since 2014.
Who remembers when this was Portal 2? Wait...
Hold on... This isn't Knack!
This is what happens when you glimpse an Old One.
it always makes me happy seeing how the list the patrons gets longer every video
OMG U ACTUALLY PLAYED IT THANK U
amazing thanks for bringing this game to my attention defiantly going to pick this up
Tbh music has illusions too. Things like metric modulation and the shepherds tone are the most cut and dry examples of this but I'd consider modal mixture, common tone modulations and syllabic overtones illusions and "mind fucks" similar tools that can be utilized for an artistic message as well.
Thank you kindly, i really enjoyed that video.
Always fun being on the bot of the thank you list UwU
I love this game!! Happy to see gameplay of this from you ❤️❤️
I had been looking forward to this game coming out since the Tech Demo by Pillow Castle back in like 2014. And needless to say, after all those years of waiting. I can confidently say that it was totally worth the wait. I'm glad I didn't die before I got to experience it and I'm glad that others love it as well.
Very insightful video!
I freaking loved this game I bought it as soon as I saw it I just realized that it looked so unique and the style reminded me of some deeper games.
Fascinating stuff thanks
I absolutely adore these kind of mind-bending games; whether it be Superliminal, Antichamber, Manifold Garden, The Unfinished Swan, Perspective, Monument Valley, Naya's Quest, GLITCH by Travis Chen, or the upcoming Hyperbolica.
Great video man. I want to play this game now.
Loved your vids bro 💯
the ending of superliminal kept me awake at night in a deep existential crisis and i haven’t touched it since lmao, but it’s still such an incredible game
I just finished this game, great surprise seeing this up
Hey you, join the navy!
Another great video. Keep up the good work
So far I’ve made a universe in my head from games with physics that warps around forced perspective puzzles. The main two that started it are The Room series by Fireproof games and MAZE, a “book” by Christopher Manson. MAZE actually remains the only non video game in this multiverse headcanoned into my mind, but it still feel like it fits. The Witness is also in it, and The Stanley Parable entered it too, along with Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, And The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (although I know the latter and the previous are only tangentially related). The idea of reality warping itself around an individual is the whole illusion created by forced perspective puzzles, and so I’ve often found it only made sense for metagames to exist on a similar internal logic, even if not intended by the creators. I only hope that if I can fully flesh out this concept in my head, I can use it to create something of my own some day. Usually I would never post my story ideas online for fear of plagiarism, but the more I dive into games with these themes, the more I find there are near infinite directions a creator can take them. As such, even if someone followed what I entailed here to a T for their own creation, it would be so wildly different from my own that I would have no issue. Video games really are limitless worlds.
Edit: I just returned to my big board dedicated to exploring these themes, and I’ve found stuff that I included on the board even though they don’t quite apply to the initial idea of forced perspective puzzles warping reality. Still, I’ll list some of them in case they interest any of you. Okay so some film examples are Pony & Boy along with the whole Rupert Grimsby series, The Cat In The Hat movie with Mike Myers, and Little Runmo. Please Don’t Touch Anything is a good game, the VR version is the only one I consider for the list though. For audio, the popularized Cuil Theory recording, as well as Reverse Transmission on Audible. Reverse Transmission is.... unusual. But fun!
you know a video is good if it opens with a seizure warning
The Rise Of Skywalker started with it!
Dude finally this game is getting more attention! I love it so much, so many hours of searching for secrets
nice video man, congrats
My jaw literally dropped as I saw this mechanic in action.
I love how I can tell who the new paetrons, I’m glad you’re still growing fast.
Lead head is my doorway to the "I need to think about life" room
one of my favorite games next to beginner's guide
the beeping at the end made me think I had a camgirl tab open
He shoulda started the video with "Hello, my name is Leadhead"
I'm so glad f-stop didn't fade out into obscurity
I have nothing to say, other than the obvious statment of: Great as always.
Love these videos
I mean this really reminds me of the old game "Tale of Scale". It used the same effect of making items get bigger and smaller, although it was just a short little game from 2012
Try Antichamber. It'll be mind-blowing as well.
Can't wait for the final release of this game.
That last line was effin great
I absolutely loved Superliminal from day 1, when it was just a tech-demo on TH-cam released some 7-8 years ago, when I first watched it (it's scary to think that it was somewhere around when Portal 2 was released, which seems not so far ago...).
Back then there was a site you could sign up to to get updates on the game progress, believe it or not, I actually did get those e-mails ;)
Anyway I played through the game twice since it was released and I'm guessing I'll be coming back to it more, because even though the puzzles are quite easy, the soothing atmosphere is really doing it's magic and the visuals still are fascinating, even if you already know what to expect ahead.
This game has been in my wishlist for a long time
Sorry to hear about your copyright issues. Makes me excited for when the lawyers are finally going to be disposed of.
OK, we all know what would happen in that world when you grab and move that one object.
THE MOST INNOVATIVE PUZZLE GAME I'VE PLAYED IN YEARS
please, I need a game like this but I don't find any similar, I just want more of that experience
Bro that was a great closing statement. I was just casually listening and that shit got me thinking
The closing statement was the worst thing about it. What great realisation did you come to? Games can't change the laws of physics, movies can't move mountains, and movies can mess with physics as much as an illusion in a video game (Inception, anyone?). A lazy metaphor does not profoundness make.
@@scottramsay4053 Of course games can't literally change the laws of physics and movies can't literally move mountains. Like you said, it's a metaphor. But they can challenge our perspective and ideas on what we see or believe. That is what the metaphor means. That type of media, illusions, invokes curiosity and confusion which lead to great ideas that can lead us to thinking differently than before. I disagree that movies can equally depict an illusion just as well as a video game. Movies can only show one perspective of an illusion, that being from a camera lens or the storytelling. With a video game such as Superliminal, the player can interact with the character models surroundings and change them, as shown in the gameplay. Then the player can move the camera around the object and view it from whatever angle he/she wants. Its that which differs the two.
@@jonathanraulston9488 being able to move something around isn't the same as being able to see things about yourself in more different ways. It's a facile parallel to draw. Reason me out this argument with evidence. What revelations are there to be found through video game mechanics that are inconceivable to ever have been reached through traditional literature?
Very cool video... gonna check out this game
I remember seeing this on reddit a while back and I remember back then a lot of people commented on it being really cool and wanting to play it if it ever was made then never heard about it again. Though I see it hasn't released just yet even though on youtube here it says 2019 for date. :S lol
This game is so cool. Your video 8s excellent imo. Also, have you played psychonauts? If not, I would recommend you try it.
just the game play footage had my mind wondering what the heck was happening.
Holy. S***. That game blew my mind, and your voice explaining it was so soothing. This might be one of my favourite of your videos
anatoly volnov is such a cool name to have, i aspire to have a name like anatoly volnov
This game would be mesmerizing in VR...
I put Superliminal in my Steam Wishlist after watching Call Me Kevin play it a long time ago. Seemed promising to me.
Do you think you’d ever do a video on Everywhere at the End of Time by The Caretaker?
That's highly specific. I mean I wouldn't mind, I love it when anyone talks about that album.
This game gave me HARD Antichamber vibes, in the best way. Highly recommend that game to anyone that vibed with Superliminal.
I fell asleep to this video late one night and the alarm woke me up hahah
Games like these make me really excited for Hyperbolica.
i wish there were more artists pushing limits like this, not just in gaming, as you said you can do anything but far too many people are content with just doing "normal" things, in fiction science doesnt exist, it can be anything the artist desires but too few people seem to acknowledge this.
also trippy mind bending vr game when?
ever since i was a kid i was fascinated that an object in a game could be further away than another object yet also be in front of it, something completely possible in real life, it started when i walked up to a wall in 007 nightfire and saw james bonds arms fully outstretched with his gun3 feet from the screen and in front of the wall despite the wall being inches from his face, i always wanted to see what that would look like in 3d and now its actually possible with vr, this is just one example of crazy things that can be done in games yet never are
this is pretty much how the tardis is bigger on the inside