A Man Keeps Appearing Every Time You Play Video Games he's behind you - Vestige
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2022
- Vestige is a horror game part of Dread X Collection 5 where you just want to play old video games but this guy keeps appearing.
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"You winnin?"
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Welcome to the Who's Behind You Club, how Who's Behind You are ya?
Yes
no one
Behind me.......
Ty im fine
Idk who's behind me, so not much
Teleports behind you
They took "Are you winning, son?" and made it into a horror game. The madlad.
Yooo 100th like
Fun fact: that is an actual game
Perfect meme hahahaha🤣🤣😂
isn't Marcus his friend though and not a relative? I don't understand :'
Perfect comment
You know, mail madness could actually be its own game. Playing as a skeleton riding a motorcycle and doing tricks while delivering mail sounds fun ngl.
I can totally see it being it’s own ps2 game
~ rest in peace ~
Paperboy on the N64 was basically this just without playing as a skeleton
@@EclipsisCorvus you could have a ghost or a "Friday the 13th" character chase you in the Super Nintendo version of Paper Boy. That's about the closest you get to a skeleton in a bike game that I know of lol.
Motocross Madness from like 1999 on the PC was a lot like this game (without skeleton). Makes me think maybe they got inspiration for the gameplay from it.
I like the ending a lot-it's very refreshing. Most horror games take the route of having the protagonist killed or rekilling the vengeful spirit, so having the protagonist just sit with their friend and be there for him in his final moments is very touching. It's nice to see some games that acknowledge that in the end, ghosts are just normal people who need help passing on.
The thing is that ghost are not real (or are they ?! XD)
@@marsh1270 you gave me a stroke trying to read what you just wrote
@@adanquinones3144
“The thing is ghosts are not real, or are they?”
Hopefully this will save others from having a stroke trying to understand that comment
@@Rose-xe4ct Thank you very much!
@@Rose-xe4ct yea I understood it the second I wrote my comment, still gave me a headache reading it at first though
I think the ghost blamed them somewhat because not only did they not go with them, they gave them the headphones so they couldn’t hear the train coming. But more than that, I think they just wanted someone to be with them at their final moments because Marcus didn’t die instantly. His legs were crushed and he died slowly from blood loss and the cold.
It's actually much worse. He got sliced into two at the waist. Some IRL train accident victims have been known to end up like that and stay alive long enough to know what happened to them. In one case the victim managed to make a phone call to a loved one before he passed on.
The idea of headphones that are louder than a train is its own kind of horror
@@iesika7387 To be fair, he said he was freaking out so he might have been blasting the music to calm down. And they were full on headphones, not just earbuds.
@@vinesauceobscurities Damn. That’s depressing and sounds hella agonizing.
I think if your legs were crushed, it wouldn't take you long to die at all. Though it would depend somewhat on whether your pelvis was damaged too.
in defense of the protag, 1. you could still hear the train even with headphones as they are very, very loud.
2. trains tend to have lights on them so you can see them coming at night
3. you can feel the vibrations on the track
4. peripheral vision is something we have to see dangers coming from the side
A friend get hitted by a train in a very similar situation. He is alive but disable
For real, also who doesnt check bothways when crossing?
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Yeah, dude had it coming.
He was running along the railway and not crossing it. Dont askme why because i dont have idea
Jesus that's dark. So we're haunted by the death of our friend Marcus and we blamed ourselves for his death because we gave him the headphones. He blasted it so loud that he didn't hear the train and got hit. Which... Idk if headphones are so advanced that they can block the sound of a TRAIN, but it was snowing so maybe the noise was deafened. Either way, poor Marcus and protag.
Also let's say there are headphones good enough to completely block the sound of a train. There is such a thing as ground vibrations coming from a big ass machine like a train, and we have eyeballs...
The train's coming. Ohgod he has headphones. He can't hear us ohmygod
i believe it can be! it can be a distraction, making it more likely that you could get hit :( which is what likely happened to our dear protagonists friend. esp if theyre nice or even noise cancelling. One more thing is that when a train passes by, it creates a bit of suction, making it more dangerous.
" Fast trains can create a vacuum called a 'back draft' that can blow you over or suck you under a train."
thats why kids are told not to wear headphones near train tracks and to steer clear of train tracks in general.
@@topazvulpix113 additionally, Marcus was already freaked out by the movie and was using the headphones as a distraction. He was purposefully making himself unaware of his surroundings so he wouldn’t get scared :(
I'm a month or so late, but I remember hearing about a local who died just like that minus the snow. Such a sad way to go.
You know, this is one of the rare stories I see in horror games that touch on a redeeming/healing ending. It's mostly like say, the ghost of your past does kill you or your memories continue to haunt you forever, a bad end if you will. Characters must be punished for something they've done, even if they were kids or it sadly had to happen. So it's nice and bittersweet to see that change. Chilling atmosphere throughout and I really like the premise.
Also, flashback to all the ps1 demo games I came across. This was a memory trip for me with that one bike game. omph I'm old.
Exactly, this was a really nice little surprise of a game.
This is proof that gamers are the most opressed minority. Can't even game in peace without some monstrosity interrupting our gaming session.
I keep gaming even if there is a sleeping demon under my bed while im doing something *SUS*
@@zahraalya4303 👁-👁)
We also have to deal with people coming in sometimes during unpausable games and they ask you to do something urgent 😂
@man with a username Wait so with any other game she leaves you alone?
Call an exorcist lol.
But yeah it's really annoying.
@man with a username Yeah it can be really annoying. And you can never explain it to her or she gets frustrated 😭 or at least that's my case.
What an emotional rollercoaster. This started out terrifying to hilarious and ends with a tearjerker.
love your profile pic.
@@nihilisticpancake308 i'm inside your house. meow
@@hochimama2742 oh shit!
@@hochimama2742 im inside your bread.
@@hochimama2742 jestem w twoim chlebie.
It really makes me uneasy when the game has a blinking mechanic. Firstly, it makes me uncomfortably aware of my own blinking. Secondly, it's out of synch with my blinking and that just makes me feel all wrong lol
Same, feels bad.
I absolutely cannot fckin stand ittttt
I think it might feel a little more natural as some kind of "nodding off" effect, happening less frequently, but with a slower animation
@@KurosakiLuvar01 well in most games including this one, it's a game mechanic
@@The_WhitePencil I know it adds to the horror but it still freaks me out in any genre with blinking mechanic. lol
"Hey dude, mom said its my turn to use the xbox"
-the monster, probably
I was gonna complain about the jumpscares, but that ending hit me hard. Beautiful game. And the skeleton bike game is very well done too, very nostalgic.
yeah reminds me of thoses hildhood games that I played Like
Bee The game!
@@danyakurachianimeart5069 there was this bike game in which you traversed a desert doing acrobatics. This game is incredibly similar.
I still complain about the jumps cares because it doesn't feel like a friend or even as a ghost, is more like "can you just stfu, Marcus? I'm gaming right now" if it had more going on than just playing a very fun game and being scared of the memories of your old friend then it could be better.
Was the game called Freestyle Metal X?
Looks like it was motor cross madness
I like how the ending didn't have the monster kill you, you finish the final level for your friend and truly accept what happened, and your part in accidentally letting them go off alone and die. It wasn't DIRECTLY your fault, but there's part of it there. You comfort Marcus, even if you weren't there for him before you are here for him now.
The game consoles are well expressed. The atmosphere in the house is strangely terrifying!!
If I live in that house, I will meet that man often. Because I usually enjoy playing games.....
Fun Fact: The official name for "Mail Madness" in Japan was actually "The Courier". Sadly we never got the sequel "Shin Courier Gaiden" here in the states.
See, a real bro would put out a second controller for him...
Poor guy.
Back around 2002, a newly orphaned me and the group of homeless teens I ran with had found ourselves getting worried about winter approaching Detroit, so we decided it was time to go train hopping westbound. A couple of the guys were like 18-20, and had made their way out tehre and back a couple years in a row, so even young bloods like myself who hadn't hoped trains before - well we trusted in the experience of others in the group to keep us on the right track...
To keep this short, I'll just say right now that we never ended up leaving the state.. We were kicked back onboard tossing back swigs of vodka when a friend got way too trashed and decided to explore the different carts on the train..
He was climbing around on top of a cart drunk. We all saw him afterwards... It was terrible..
@@justanormalguy9744 yes.
Damn are you guys safe now. I hope you guys are OK now and you are still in contact right?
Oh that must have been messed up to see, sucks that such a thing could happen.
im so sorry you went through this
I really like the ending of this game,very rare in horror games where the protagonist and the vengeful spirit don't kill one or other and the vengeful spirit forgiving the protagonist
a sweet ending
I feel like this every God damn time even though it's usually literally just a cat or something.
I think the first jumpscare was actually really good, but then the next couple where the ghost was just like "lol hey what game u playin" was where it started to cheapen. If there were a few more where the ghost was maybe seen in the reflection of the tv when the screen went black or the protag closed their eyes for too long, or even the face just faintly in a shadow, it would have completely knocked it out of the park.
The simplicity of the whole thing and having a healing type ending made it something that sticks out for me.
"Oh no. There's a jump scare on my left side and it's annoying. I'm gonna leave."
Classic.
God, this hits my fear of being home “alone” really hard.
I live alone and watch manly play these scary ass games all the time 🤣
@@KurosakiLuvar01 Look behind you
@@graphite7898 bich dont scare her😂
When that fear kicking in, i always tell myself "don't think about it, don't think about it, they will manifested to my imagination if i think about them, lemme play a metal song in my head"
And then i can go to the bathroom(which is the most scary place because there's a dark hallway no one use at night, even with light there's some place where the light can't go through)
just start screaming and defecating on the carpet. Outspooking the ghost and establishing the dominant position is the only way to make the apparitions back off.
So this is _actually_ a sick lil' game where you're a rad skellyboi delivering mail on a swood bike...
... _masquerading_ as a horror game.
I can deal with this. Groovy.
Don`t think I didn`t see you trying to make "swood" an accepted slang word.
Follow the way of vertical hunger, my man.
Because horizontal hunger is for grommets.
The biking was good and the sound effects for the game in the game were appropriate, got a good chuckle from that. The scares here aren't too memorable to me just due to their jumpscare nature, but the ending more than makes up for it. Both in the Dread X Collection games and just horror in general, you don't get that many happy endings all things considered. Not only is this a happy ending, it's rather touching. Getting to say goodbye, to apologize for not being there, is surprisingly poignant for this.
Too many horror games either try way too hard to jumpscare you or do nothing at all. While using more subtle methods to get a reaction is to be admired, it’s also nice to see a jumpscare that actually startled me
Mom:"how does that sound?"
Manly:"no man I want to watch anime n stuff lol"
Mom's: 👁️👄👁️
ok zoomer
I usually hate that damn emoje face but this suits.
@@GAOMaster ZOOM ZOOM
The theme is to always stop, look and listen at railroad tracks or you will turn into a ghost that sounds like a clogged vacuum cleaner.
I do like when you can treat the spooky scary ghost with compassion and help them get closure, like happened here. Better than Just Kills You Even Though You Were Best Friends And It Wasn't Your Fault.
Ironically got an ad for noise-cancelling headphones after this video. Oof.
So it’s the “are you winning, son?” + “oh god look out for the train oh god he has his AirPods in he can’t hear us” memes turned into a horror game. Rad. Also Mail Madness looks like it’d be a rad concept by itself.
This game is really interesting. Instead of running away from the monster, it’s more like avoiding it and not looking at it, but it’s not really trying to touch or harm you.
With how the game was portrayed, I’m also guess Marcus was chosen to be the Courier, or the Courier was the ghost around you trying to deliver Marcus’ message(how he died and his final moments)
Alternate title : *A man keeps appearing to reminds you not playing game too long*
Jokes aside, small game but it's great IMO
Also I always like when 1:17 Manly says "cat, meow", the way he reacting to random stuff are hilarious like "secret" "ANIME" "useless" "empty, just like my soul"
“You’re gonna burn alright.”
Or when he randomly found a crowbar, "mOrgan Freeman!"
I'm waiting for the day when he starts a video with "Hey everynyah, this is Manyah Badass Heronyah UWU"
@@xcutionunknown9634 No
@@cyberlemon9840 Nuh-uh, it's 'nya'
I like how the protagonist is unfazed to all of this, especially when the CD appeared on the front door with the blood dripped behind it.
Thanks for the continued content! I can't play scary games and you make it easier to experience them.
It helps that he stays so calm
the ghost is literally like the younger sibling who backseat games while you're just trying to vibe
I liked the ending alot. You get to sit with your friend during his final moments, righting a wrong and being there for him.
The mail madness game reminds me of Lif, Fly Like A Bird, and quite a few other gamevial games.
That indie horror game trope of "I need to water plants/make coffee/turn device off before I can proceed"
I love how Manly answered *"No man I want to watch Anime n stuff lol"* but the game just puts you in, didn't even care xD
Good ending...?
Nice to know that it's not just me that scared someone will appear behind when playing games.
Realized that our friend had headphones during his trip.
*He couldn't hear the train..*
That ending and the way it hits, a heck of a story for a short game. Also, 15:00 that reference... lots of respect to you for that reference alone.
Ah yes, goddamnit Hell Biker
Those damn Demon Skeletons and their Menorahs lmao
Fear not, I live in a town with a track running through, they never lay off the horn when passing towns. Also at night you can't miss it, if you're anywhere near the track, you will feel it even with full VR gear.
Now I know why the protagonist wasn't scared of that "being" popping out from the corner of the house: he was a skeleton this whole time!
"Begone from me, you modern invention!"
- ManlyBoomerHero, 2022
@ManlyBadassHero Manly’s jokes are pure gold. 🏆🤣💀
He is in a “blast 💥 from the past” mood.
The initial jump scare at 6:47 was well done (if cheap). It's the sort of scare that you can see coming if you think about it, but the developer did a good job of not making you think about it so it works out well. And the scare at 7:25 had that nice sense of dread about it. Nothing better than strange thing slowly approaching you out of the darkness!
But, yeah, the other scares felt very disconnected, both narratively and mechanically. They were just sorta there.
Refreshing ending and a pretty cool game overall!
I’ve been watching a lot of these videos recently. Even though they’re just video game Playthroughs, I really appreciate the fact that they’re able to take my mind off of things, even if only temporarily. There are not a lot of TH-camrs or videos that have that effect on me. But this is genuinely an effective means for me to just be entertained or occupied for a while and distracted from unhappy things. That really means a lot, especially when times are tough. So thanks so much for that☺️
Exactly how I feel. 💖
Honestly, the game within the game would have been good on its own. Actually seemed kinda fun.
It's very sad and all but I can't stop thinking about how good those headphones must have been to block out a whole train
I hate the idea of having something behind me, makes me paranoid in real life
Same here
What if a girl stalking on you but in good way... 🤣
@@gitgud4737 There's no good way in stalking like that
@@candylide but not in Yandere style
@@MasterLenoXWolfe But...wouldn't you be freaked out anyway? What's the point of the stalking then?
Sorry, I just don't understand
i don’t believe that they carried that tv. those things are so stupidly heavy
Reminds me of a segment in the criminally underrated Mirror Layers where you have to play through a few levels of a platformer while one of the mirrors the monster uses to enter and start looking for you is sitting right next to you the whole time.
A quiet night where one can't sleep ... and Manly comes to the rescue with a videio! I am so grateful
This reminds me of the time my parents just started watching me play Batman: Arkham Knight, no context. Just watching me..
it's nice that they took interest in your hobby!
I'm kinda jealous, I had a roommate watch me play through Dead Space 2 like it was a horror movie but I never had parents that appreciated the game.
Lots of other people have said it already, but the reason the character is being haunted seems to be his guilt over borrowing his friend his headphones before he got hit by the train. He feels like it's his fault because he didn't walk his friend home, and because he borrowed him the headphones that might have made it hard for him to hear the train coming.
So the haunting could just be a manifestation of his guilt. The jump scares and fucked up graphics are the memories and pain coming to the surface in a spike of anxiety, and finally finishing the game gave him some kind of closure.
"No man I just wanna watch Anime n stuff lol"
*immediately dropped into horror game*
"...this is not anime..."
Manly: "I'm a skeleton."
Me, a DS casual: "Good luck, skeleton!"
Don't give up, skeleton!
15:01 "I should uhhhhhhh, go harass Demifiend."
Demifiend: NO, GO HARASS THE NEW GUY!
Nahobino: Hi
We love you Manly. Keep pumping out the good content!
i like the idea of a monster standing right behind you while you're too busy playing a game about a skeleton delivering mail and doing bike tricks in the desert
"damn man you really messed up that trick gotta hit the pedal harder sucka"
[turns around slowly]
Monster: "Hey I'm gonna steal one of your Frescas. You don't mind right?"
All anyone wants in their final moments, especially when in that state, is a comforting touch of someone they call a friend or more
I would completely love it if they made that skeleton driving mini game a full fledged title. Looks fun for what it is
Protag: "I gotta find an old analogue tv"
Me who watches to much Anologue Horror: "DO YOU WANNA DIE?!"
Actually if you think about it, the jumpscares seem so weak maybe it’s because it was how a child’s method on scaring someone.
Now I'm curious about what happens if you just say "No" to your mother. The whole, "No man, I want to watch anime" thing may have been too complex for the game.
"Its some sort of weird Playstation N64 Dreamcast baby."
Oh, that's just the Sega Saturn then. The most terrifying console of the era.
lmaoo
Memento Mori sounds like some weird alternate version of the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games where it all takes place in some Tim Burton-esque world and instead of bands like Goldfinger you got Ghost and Voltaire.
wouldn't be tony hawk pro skater though; pretty sure the old motorbike game being referenced was one of those old MX/motocross games. would love to play a gothic version of those lol
@@kirale1172 It kinda reminded me of Paperboy 64 a bit. But that idea was too good for me to not pass up on lol
13:02 The mix of manly yelling “OH GOD” and the skeleton flying off the bike in a seating position, was hilarious xD
I love how mom is like ''Here, kid, come and housesit for us for FREE and I'll pretend I'm the one doing you a favour''- sounds like my parents TBH :D
The first text message manly sent to his mom is literally my mood
Even though it’s 2:55 AM I’ll always stay up late to watch your video’s Manly.
They say games lead to violence, but this one made you confront your past and be a better person.
"No man I want to watch Anime n stuff lol" that's why I love watching Manly play horror games, lmao
Love your videos man. ^_^ Your playthroughs are so fun and soothing. Keep up the great work
This is one of those scenarios where the ghost is just being annoying and there is no consequence to their presence. There is no way that kid getting hit was the player characters fault.
I always feel chill when Manly plays any horror game so that first cheap jumpscare didn't even phase me like it should've 🕴
Not only was he not there to protect his friend, but the headphones he lent him made him unable to hear the train which killed him. Yikes.
The dude had eyeballs to see the train tracks. Didn’t look both ways. It was Marcus’ fault. Literally no reason why the MC could have been blamed. Dude just didn’t pay attention
I highly doubt headphones that belong to teens/children are so strong to mute a literally train. So no, protag did nothing wrong.
@@sharkeep4269 Exactly. Train horns and just the sound of it moving are deafening
Hes scared to go alone walking home in the woods but the player is tired thus lending Marcus headphones to keep his feeling of uneasiness fade. Everyone had experienced that feeling so to cancel that out we do things that keeps us focusing on doing what we need to do. Sometimes the discomfort is so overwhelming we push ourselves to do it faster, like im so scared to cross this long road and im alone so im just gonna run.
He is so pro that he doesn't need controller to play the game
The mindlink!!
This game's ending was honestly quite unexpected, but very enjoyable! I love that the protagonist didn't die like most games would do.
The soundtrack in the levels is bopping!
Me to the game character: SHUT THE DOOR BEHIND YOU FOR GOODNESS SAKE.
12:59 I swear, that sentence alone is more cursed than the house.
It was a great game. Representing the psychological trauma of not being there. Heavy shit
If anyone is standing behind me.. they better realize how much suppress anger I have packed down tight.. and they are not leaving my house alive.
Are ya winning son?
Agent 2.3: No
GOD F*CKING DAMNIT
The greatest horror is not being able to play a game in piece.
Okay maybe a little out of topic but this reminds me of back when I was playing brawl on wii against my younger sister, which was installed upstairs, around 5.30 pm. We were being quite loud, and it happened on weekdays so its highly likely that our parents were home that day. While I was shouting because I lost the game, someone whispered a somewhat long "Hush..." from behind us. I thought it was my mother or our nanny so I turned my head around. I was about to say "We're almost done playing" but to my surprise, no one was there. The entire time it was me and my sister. I didn't know if she had heard it too but I told her the story a few days after it happened and she believed me.
That event kinda discouraged us to play games upstairs, but weeks later, we were back to our usual habit and thankfully nothing weird ever happens again. Then sometime after that we lost my physical copy of brawl and we stopped playing wii ever since. I still miss that game.
Yeah the jump scares were very meeh, but the story (despite its flaws) were still good, heartwarming and brought back some memories. I like the idea of you being able to communicate with the dead and using it to bring some peace to someone.
After all, I think we all have things we wished that we could’ve said before it was too late…
this grown, manly, badass guy is making my heart skip a little every time he goes "meow"
It's that Gap Moe.
I see we have similar... interests, not a furry but somebody saying meow in a monotonous way yet conveying expression through your knowledge of their character is, nice.
Damn that was unexpectedly sad
Nice game, very atmospheric
Also these people are way too calm for people who are getting letters from dead people
The protagonist gave his friend headphones. He probably feels gulity because if he hadn't worn the headphones, the friend might have heard the train. Protagonist could have also walked home with him to change the outcome too.
The way I take it is the monster isn't evil. He's there to help the player character figure out what happened to his friend and to give him that happy ending
No idea why it needed to be a CRT, but that game kinda looked great, very stable.
back in the day of PlayStation1 cathode ray tube were most common tv, not to mention all consoles put out 4:3 ratio video signal, that PS1 f.e. was best played with SCART (kinda like primitive version of HDMI) connected to TV, so yeah ontop of the nostalgia factor for protagonist there are some tech limitations the orig hardware can manage ^^
@@maikt904 I'm well-aware that old things are old, I said I didn't see a NEED for it to be a CRT. The other TV would've been perfectly capable of displaying the game. Nostalgia I understand, but for me it's still a want and not a need especially when it'll still display at a nostalgic lower resolution on the available TV _anyway._ Lugging those tubes around is so much work...
@@Thelothuo you never know ^^
for that gameplay it was one more item for the fetchquest and it would be a bit harder to see the ghost next to that flatscreen
I would love to play a game where I'm a skeleton mailman on a dirt bike delivering dead people mail.
my first time here and I don't need any other reason to sub to this man
DUDE I LOVE UR VOICE
felt like anime
The jumpscares in this game are so in-your-face lame and hokey that they cross over from being bad, and turn around to just being their own thing.
12:59 Okay that part got a great chuckle out of that part.
But overall another great short but unique experience (although agreed the jumpscarws were cheap) I do like that it doesn't end in that cliche bad ending where protag dies, but ends in a gory yet somber way.
3:28am for me…perfect timing to watch
2:29am for me..
Perfect time to watch a manly badass hero vid
4 AM here.
I think whenever you bail out on the bike, the announcer should say Rest In Pieces, since you're a Skeleton and all.
Love your videos, Manly!
This is why I'm always paranoid 😃