I've never been spooked by DS really but the low sanity whisper do kinda unnerve me. I'm almost positive one of the lines is "I watch you while you sleep"
@@BiddoBamssWilson borderline gets penetrated through a million teeth in a wormhole if he slipped one inch closer to the walls Wilson: that was a not very sane thing to do (-15 sanity)
The early versions of Don't Starve are even more scary, you can hear creepy laughs at night, the game looks more intimidating, in the insanity update if you fighted things like Spiders your sanity would lower and getting insane there was a death setence.
@@BiddoBamss they are really, really, really quiet, and it was at the time you could play it in chrome, meaning a kid could see that. Also funny story of mine, the first time i played Don't Starve i was watching my brother, we made a campfire for the night and we didn't know we could put fuel in it! It was dreadful seeing the fire slowly die...until it was our turn...
Don't Starve really feels something from the 2013, like I remember seeing vaguely the final scene where Maxwell dies and Wilson replaces him. Like, not only the game is unnerving sometimes, but you end forever in a chair, all you effort was for nothing and you were stuck. If that was the only thing I saw about Don't Starve, that would be UNNERVING. I really liked that time even though I just started to play in 2023 (I just saw the animations) Also FEAR AND HUNGER MENTION. I hate how I can kinda see similarities in both games, don't much, but I think you understand.
I know this isnt particularly spooky, but something thats always disturbed me is the fact that all the people in the constant are trapped there (except for wortox, wagstaff and the constant natives, I'm not talkng about them,), doomed to an endless cycle of dying and coming back. No way out, no way home, no way to see the people they love again. Especially the fact that there are children in there...
The only creature that is most terrifying is the stage hand. They always caught you off guard when you are all alone in the dark with light, and comes to you with a creepy music box theme.
I'm scared of weeping angels and my first impression of them are weeping angels active at night. I know they aren't but I still view them that way subconsciously. They horrify me
You forgot the terrors of dst. A Willow igniting every boss so you take damage the whole time. A webber making an army just to go afk or off so all spiders become hostile in base. Or a Wendy creating a huge spiderfarm right outside of base and ragequits, leaving the rest alone with a lagmonster that nobody can handle.
@@samuelbarros1563 Well, i mean Wes can be a decent charater in the right hands. And if you play your cards right, your base will overflow and rot food faster than even a wes can eat. But yeah, only IF he is in the right hands.
I have always been terrified by Mr. Skitts. Idk why, but seeing him makes me feel like my sanity is lower than it is (he appears at like 7/8 sanity) and i end up stressing that I'll start seeing terrorbeaks soon.
The survival horror feeling definetly come to you in the first time you play, specially, if youre a child playing the game (speaking from experience, i play ds since im 8). I remeber being so terrified of the game i would stay close to a firepit by noon stead of night. And i took like months to recover from that fear of dying in the dark. Ofc after you play the game for a while, and if youre not a kid, the game is not as terrifying, but it is 100% capable of making you scared, specially at ds alone, just like ash mentions
for me, moon mutants are really unnerving, especially since i used to have sometimes similar nightmares, BEFORE lunar island was even added. also the more i look at that penguin from moon the more i regret it, definition of abomination...
That's real creepy... For me the moon mutants unnerve me for how they appeared one day. Like, just one patch and suddenly we had body horror in the game. Was something I NEVER expected, and was super glad to see them expand upon with the brightshade bosses :D
This! Ive always loved how its light vs dark at a glance but no side actually seems more righteous than the other. they both center on the psyche as well thats just hard as hell
Various shadows seem to be the ancients transformed into Their shadowy warriors, but the watchers look nothing like the ancients right? Indeed, but then again...there's human corpses around the Constant too. Perhaps, even in death you are bound to this dimension. A puppet to the shadows.
The way you describe things, it really amplifies the scary parts of Don't Starve. I'm equal parts enthralled and chilled. 😮 Also, it would be nice to look at DST through a realistic lense: How truly disturbing would the Constant be if one got trapped in it in real life...
Thank you so much! I'm glad I was able to make a relatively un-scary game slightly spooky. And that would be a super cool idea! From the games cartoony style it's easy to discount it all as silly, but if it was a real case of shadow monsters, evil dogs and massive fish-people... yeah it'd be a bit different :)
Don't Starve isn't horror, Hollow Knight isn't horror, Celeste isn't horror, Terraria isn't horror, Undertale isn't horror. And yet, every single one of them has horror elements of some kind. Horror is a genre of its own, not a catch-all for anything with the potential to be scary.
DST horror aspects are REALLY not covered enough, nice to see someone bring em up in full (also u knowing abt fear and hunger just PROVES to me you have taste)
We... are just jaded. Give this game to a sports jock or instagram girl and they get scared. The frustration of dying is not something they care about, so the fear of the dark and the panic of the unknown is clear on them.
Yknow I do wonder about the whole jaded thing- Do I just not find this game scary most of the time because I got over a thousand hours on it? If I was to play this game now, would I be more creeped out not knowing what threats are actually there?
@@BiddoBamss long term exposure of something makes it mundane, but the virtues of the media itself that get you hooked don't fade. Look it like this... How can you fear something that has brought you so much joy?
Don't starve has like a horror aesthetic but not really a horror intention. Multipule giant eyes enemies that have an intact cord. Spiders. Casual potential canabalism. Some bosses are undead emancipated skeletons. Like in a diffrent game that is scary but like these are also enemies that share a title with a goose with moose horns and big badger.
truthfully ive always found the atmosphere of DS/DST in general the sorta Tim Burton type of unsettling and creepy, admittedly its part of why most of my personal experience with the game is via Shipwrecked because it keeps all the good survival elements and culls back some of the spooky nature. honestly kinda wish sometimes the game leaned on the wilderness survival side of the game a bit more, imagine if instead of making a crockpot right away progression wise to start doing basic cooking you needed a potters wheel to make a pot like from the Gorge, taking more time and needing to be placed over a fueled fire, leave something finished too long and it'll go to waste turning into useless slop, needing a ruins/archive blueprint or something to make the current crockpot (something like this would likely never happen because it turns cooking on its head entirely.). obviously i know a whole lot less about DST than i do SW so even just exploring the caves or areas like the swamp, hell even just ocean exploration in general is an unnerving prospect since i play DST the same way I'd play DS, entirely by myself. but hey who needs to pick a game for spooky season when amongst your forever games is a spooky game you already like.
My first time playing the game, i Didnt know nightmare hands existed to steal your fire. Was just playing having a good time on my first world. Then a music box began to play and i was scared shitless
So I’ve played Don’t Starve since I was a kid and back then it was terrifying. Although that makes have just been because I was like 7, but still I admit that their is alot of scary stuff in Don’t Starve that’s not just scary for little kids. But the horror has never really been a reason I played, I’m more a fan of the gameplay, art style and lore
Absolutely! The game is scary in a "Halloween" way. Where it's moreso a style :) I know that if I was a kid playing DST I would absolutely not handle the horror mobs or even most of the shadow ones. As a kid I was even afraid of the poes from Ocarina of Time!
also i’ve always found the death by sinking in shipwrecked unnerving since i saw it the way your character is pulled down, the way there’s bubbles showing them desperately trying to breathe
My biggest fear is when i leave ruins and hear the sound of the nightmare phase starting im not scared cuz its scary sound its scary cuz 30000 gazilion monkeys start to go for my ass (i main wolfgang so as my might lowers i know when it drops to 75 or 25 im done for as the animation will destroy me
I have a bunch of hours on solo DS too! But yeah my playtime is moreso me getting addicted to the game in short bursts over the course of 8 years :) 10 if we include DS!
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I've never been spooked by DS really but the low sanity whisper do kinda unnerve me. I'm almost positive one of the lines is "I watch you while you sleep"
It can be a little spooky playing it a lone late at night, especially with those whispers the first few goes around :)
Being insane and in the ruins in DS pocket edition is some of the scariest environments in all of gaming
Scariest thing is an empty fridge after it was fully stocked and a wilson main near it
Scariest thing is when Wilson turns 30 meat into 10 bacon and eggs
The scariest thing is seeing wortox go near your ice box
Scarier is seeing a wortox by a open fridge..
@@not_umbre NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Wislon slander shall not be tolerated, you, disguised wortox main
Ash going on about how terrifying a dst mob was for him whilst wilson's inspect quotes are literally just "Bazinga!"
bro the moonrock pengull is so messed up and twisted...
Wilson: Uhm.. Ice to meet you?
@@BiddoBamssWilson borderline gets penetrated through a million teeth in a wormhole if he slipped one inch closer to the walls
Wilson: that was a not very sane thing to do (-15 sanity)
Dank
The early versions of Don't Starve are even more scary, you can hear creepy laughs at night, the game looks more intimidating, in the insanity update if you fighted things like Spiders your sanity would lower and getting insane there was a death setence.
You could? I don't remember the creepy laughs! Got any footage of something like that? I'd love that :)
@@BiddoBamss they are really, really, really quiet, and it was at the time you could play it in chrome, meaning a kid could see that. Also funny story of mine, the first time i played Don't Starve i was watching my brother, we made a campfire for the night and we didn't know we could put fuel in it! It was dreadful seeing the fire slowly die...until it was our turn...
Don't Starve really feels something from the 2013, like I remember seeing vaguely the final scene where Maxwell dies and Wilson replaces him. Like, not only the game is unnerving sometimes, but you end forever in a chair, all you effort was for nothing and you were stuck. If that was the only thing I saw about Don't Starve, that would be UNNERVING.
I really liked that time even though I just started to play in 2023 (I just saw the animations)
Also FEAR AND HUNGER MENTION. I hate how I can kinda see similarities in both games, don't much, but I think you understand.
I know this isnt particularly spooky, but something thats always disturbed me is the fact that all the people in the constant are trapped there (except for wortox, wagstaff and the constant natives, I'm not talkng about them,), doomed to an endless cycle of dying and coming back. No way out, no way home, no way to see the people they love again. Especially the fact that there are children in there...
The only creature that is most terrifying is the stage hand.
They always caught you off guard when you are all alone in the dark with light, and comes to you with a creepy music box theme.
That thing almost gave me a heart attack the first time I played dst 💀
I'm scared of weeping angels and my first impression of them are weeping angels active at night. I know they aren't but I still view them that way subconsciously. They horrify me
It was the only thing that scared me in the first time ngl
i searched in the wiki how to kill that thing just to discover it is impossible
You forgot the terrors of dst. A Willow igniting every boss so you take damage the whole time. A webber making an army just to go afk or off so all spiders become hostile in base. Or a Wendy creating a huge spiderfarm right outside of base and ragequits, leaving the rest alone with a lagmonster that nobody can handle.
A WX staring down the kitchen (for nice cold gears)
... And Wes
@@samuelbarros1563 Well, i mean Wes can be a decent charater in the right hands. And if you play your cards right, your base will overflow and rot food faster than even a wes can eat.
But yeah, only IF he is in the right hands.
I have always been terrified by Mr. Skitts. Idk why, but seeing him makes me feel like my sanity is lower than it is (he appears at like 7/8 sanity) and i end up stressing that I'll start seeing terrorbeaks soon.
The survival horror feeling definetly come to you in the first time you play, specially, if youre a child playing the game (speaking from experience, i play ds since im 8).
I remeber being so terrified of the game i would stay close to a firepit by noon stead of night. And i took like months to recover from that fear of dying in the dark.
Ofc after you play the game for a while, and if youre not a kid, the game is not as terrifying, but it is 100% capable of making you scared, specially at ds alone, just like ash mentions
for me, moon mutants are really unnerving, especially since i used to have sometimes similar nightmares, BEFORE lunar island was even added. also the more i look at that penguin from moon the more i regret it, definition of abomination...
That's real creepy... For me the moon mutants unnerve me for how they appeared one day. Like, just one patch and suddenly we had body horror in the game. Was something I NEVER expected, and was super glad to see them expand upon with the brightshade bosses :D
This! Ive always loved how its light vs dark at a glance but no side actually seems more righteous than the other. they both center on the psyche as well thats just hard as hell
Various shadows seem to be the ancients transformed into Their shadowy warriors, but the watchers look nothing like the ancients right? Indeed, but then again...there's human corpses around the Constant too. Perhaps, even in death you are bound to this dimension. A puppet to the shadows.
The Watcher from rain world new dlc???
I was not expecting an Eversion reference in this video!!!
Yeah, I can totally see why the night hands would remind you of the bloody hands!
That SCREEE sound traumatized me when I was younger :) Ever since I saw the nighthands since then, I could never unsee it!
The way you describe things, it really amplifies the scary parts of Don't Starve. I'm equal parts enthralled and chilled. 😮
Also, it would be nice to look at DST through a realistic lense: How truly disturbing would the Constant be if one got trapped in it in real life...
Thank you so much! I'm glad I was able to make a relatively un-scary game slightly spooky. And that would be a super cool idea! From the games cartoony style it's easy to discount it all as silly, but if it was a real case of shadow monsters, evil dogs and massive fish-people... yeah it'd be a bit different :)
You never mentioned the unpayable amount of debt I’m in after buying every skin
RAGHHHHHHH FEAR AND HUNGER MENTIONED!!!!
Spooky video for the spooky month!
YEAHHH!!!!
I got some more planned for later the month too! Some more chill ones and some more gameplay focused ones :D
Seeing the Varg eat a koalfant is super scary to me. Like I know i've taken down many of them before but just seeing its insides is just so unsettling
fear and hunger mentioned!!!
Oh god!
nightmares are just beefalo with black paint! don't worry :D
Let me feed them sticks and ride them into the night!!
@@BiddoBamssfeed them logs and they’ll go feral
Something I've noticed about the shadow knight and bishop is that their leveled forms look incredibly similar to the ancients.
A lot of the higher-tier shadow monsters do share designs with ancients, such as the spikey-spines on their back :)
Don't Starve isn't horror, Hollow Knight isn't horror, Celeste isn't horror, Terraria isn't horror, Undertale isn't horror. And yet, every single one of them has horror elements of some kind. Horror is a genre of its own, not a catch-all for anything with the potential to be scary.
0:25 Silent Hill 4 my beloved ❤❤❤
DST horror aspects are REALLY not covered enough, nice to see someone bring em up in full (also u knowing abt fear and hunger just PROVES to me you have taste)
We... are just jaded.
Give this game to a sports jock or instagram girl and they get scared.
The frustration of dying is not something they care about, so the fear of the dark and the panic of the unknown is clear on them.
Yknow I do wonder about the whole jaded thing- Do I just not find this game scary most of the time because I got over a thousand hours on it? If I was to play this game now, would I be more creeped out not knowing what threats are actually there?
@@BiddoBamss long term exposure of something makes it mundane, but the virtues of the media itself that get you hooked don't fade.
Look it like this...
How can you fear something that has brought you so much joy?
Don't starve has like a horror aesthetic but not really a horror intention. Multipule giant eyes enemies that have an intact cord. Spiders. Casual potential canabalism. Some bosses are undead emancipated skeletons. Like in a diffrent game that is scary but like these are also enemies that share a title with a goose with moose horns and big badger.
You are making me wish for shadow variants of the bosses now... Maybe made with statues and possessed shadow atriums
truthfully ive always found the atmosphere of DS/DST in general the sorta Tim Burton type of unsettling and creepy, admittedly its part of why most of my personal experience with the game is via Shipwrecked because it keeps all the good survival elements and culls back some of the spooky nature. honestly kinda wish sometimes the game leaned on the wilderness survival side of the game a bit more, imagine if instead of making a crockpot right away progression wise to start doing basic cooking you needed a potters wheel to make a pot like from the Gorge, taking more time and needing to be placed over a fueled fire, leave something finished too long and it'll go to waste turning into useless slop, needing a ruins/archive blueprint or something to make the current crockpot (something like this would likely never happen because it turns cooking on its head entirely.). obviously i know a whole lot less about DST than i do SW so even just exploring the caves or areas like the swamp, hell even just ocean exploration in general is an unnerving prospect since i play DST the same way I'd play DS, entirely by myself. but hey who needs to pick a game for spooky season when amongst your forever games is a spooky game you already like.
My first time playing the game, i Didnt know nightmare hands existed to steal your fire. Was just playing having a good time on my first world. Then a music box began to play and i was scared shitless
Massive moss charger
I agree
ratio + steady body + heavy blow
@@LasagneAlForno8297+The light consumes
So I’ve played Don’t Starve since I was a kid and back then it was terrifying. Although that makes have just been because I was like 7, but still I admit that their is alot of scary stuff in Don’t Starve that’s not just scary for little kids. But the horror has never really been a reason I played, I’m more a fan of the gameplay, art style and lore
Absolutely! The game is scary in a "Halloween" way. Where it's moreso a style :) I know that if I was a kid playing DST I would absolutely not handle the horror mobs or even most of the shadow ones. As a kid I was even afraid of the poes from Ocarina of Time!
@@BiddoBamss To be fair the n64 zelda games had some pretty scary segments aswell
I'm pretty sure the watcher is just Charlie, unless the watcher was there before Charlie got on the shadow throne.
*sees 1363 hours*
oh that's cute.
(I have around 2500 planning on 3000 by mid november)
Its surival psychological horror technically which falls under horror.
FEAR AND HUNGER TERMINA CAMEO????
I really want more on lore of both of these from Keli
GUYS HELP- *ACK CACK* I ATE THE NIGHTMARE FU- *ACK CACK CAUGH* I THOUGHT IT WAS TAFFYYYYY *CHACK CK-*
The Terrorbeak's death sounds may be edited spider death sounds in dst, I was digging through the sfx
Ooh thats a cool touch if true :) (Clever reuse of resources...)
now they just need to bring back long pig and the horror will be complete
4:58 why is Wilson two here when you talking about ds 1
To be honest this is why i dont like the megabase boss rush npc pearl quest way this game is going, I miss when it scared me...
a funger reference?? in a DST VID?.??
Speaking of solo, there is that mod that comes with it "The screecer" i think was called
2:00
i first played don’t starve in like 2020 and i’m not gonna lie, when i first saw a night hand i immediately left the game
also i’ve always found the death by sinking in shipwrecked unnerving since i saw it
the way your character is pulled down, the way there’s bubbles showing them desperately trying to breathe
Considering that the inkbligts have red im sure they are influenced by charlie
the little gestalts ghots have just a german name normaly they schould be called shapes but gestalt sounds more crepy
Too late. Already saw Fear and hungy... stuff of horrors.
FUNGER MENTION LETS GO 100000000000 HEADS
My biggest fear is when i leave ruins and hear the sound of the nightmare phase starting im not scared cuz its scary sound its scary cuz 30000 gazilion monkeys start to go for my ass (i main wolfgang so as my might lowers i know when it drops to 75 or 25 im done for as the animation will destroy me
oh my gosh Seriously the ammount of times I've been chased by shadow monkeys for like. Too long. Is too much to count
BIDDO...
BAMS?!??!?!
I should not have watched this at night gosh
It aint that scary :)
wait wait you play this game for 1.363 h me who played it for 4.146 h and still didn’t buy wart.
Wanda forever
EVERSION MENTIONED!
YEAH!!! I LOVE EVERTING!!!
@@BiddoBamss I honestly thought I was the only one who knew EVERSION existed, this is cool.
Could you do a video of ranking every survivor’s skins or at least the best out of each one
so when is Don't Starve geting into Dead by Daylight
I may be tweaking but you sound INCREDIBLY similiar to a youtuber named "Balagaga", are you the same person or is it just me?
can you tell me where i can play iversion?
It's called Eversion and you can find it on Steam! There's also a free, older version you find by searching for "Eversion Game" :)
Will you be continuing the wurt lets play?
Yeah I miss that series
What is Iversion?
Eversion! It's a puzzle-platformer that would later go on to inspire the whole "subvert expecations" horror games :) You can find it on Steam!
stage hand and moon rock pengull are freaky. the rest just feel like mechanics
You're kidding me I forgot STAGE HANDS. The one thing that actually startles me. Whoopsie!
@@BiddoBamss we all make mistakes, don’t sweat it
Okay why are you whispering the whole time though?
Dunno what you talking about, it just don't make it scary. The actual scary stuff imho is in uncompromising mode
Don't Starve isn't scary
*Stagehands honest reaction*
It aint! But it really could be :)
What is eversion
dst is spooky like scooby doo, not horror.
Exactly! If I see a man in a bedsheet running at me I'm throwing hands
I have more hours than you? I though i was a noob compared to all of the dst youtubers
I have a bunch of hours on solo DS too! But yeah my playtime is moreso me getting addicted to the game in short bursts over the course of 8 years :) 10 if we include DS!
@@BiddoBamss same! I have a roster of games my mind likes and it rotates sometimes