A Fridge Ate Your Daughter & Now It's Going To Eat You - The Fridge is Red

The Fridge is Red is a horror game where your fridge has ate your daughter and now it's coming to eat you.
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#thefridgeisred

[@ManlyBadassHero]

Welcome to the It's Cold In Here Club, how It's Cold In Here are ya?

[@AWBO.]

Hello

[@Cal_is_still_here]

It's Cold in here tho Im fine ty

[@ENERGYSWORDKILL]

75.1 degrees

[@Chisamayas]

Freezing cold

[@DecayingEkzykesFan]

Im actually putting my clothes back on right now

[@saltwithglasses]

A game about a fridge eating a human family has 30+ minutes of gameplay in it. I am living in the best timeline

[@gm6041]

And its the demo version

[@Transformers2Fan1]

Manly and him "eating people" games, lmao.

[@NorthernGreenEyes]

Manly always plays the most interesting games! :)

[@biomechanicalcyber-jesus7573]

When it's fully released... i dare to tell you, that you're gonna be sittin' there with all of us for 2-3 hours... and there will be him... the Badass one... the Hero, that is Manly enough to do that with no coffe involved in the process...

[@letsreadtextbook1687]

Like 20 mins of it are fridge-less tho

[@GrimSavant]

I feel like "guilty man tormented by neglecting/murdering female family member" is such a horror game cliche now. It's to the point where as soon as you see a beer bottle in a first-person horror game you already know exactly what's going on.

[@TemmiePlays]

this work desk is an orgy of evidence that dad likes to stay late at work drinking. **ding**

[@funnyfroggiealert1816]

you're so right honestly. layers of fear did it, it sucked, and it hasn't been that good since then

[@bittercharmer1591]

@@funnyfroggiealert1816 spooky's jumpscare mansion was peak tbh Though I guess I dunno if it counts since the protag isn't the guilty one

[@ametista8180]

pt silent hill did it too! and silent hill 2. it's concerning at a certain point how normal it is like oh yeah daddy killed his family and now is feeling guilty stucked in a nightmarish trip

[@ManlyBadassHero]

Horror is a structure that has had its prose tapped full since the dawn of myth with Zeus being ate by his had and then eating his wife down the line in turn. The only thing you can do is change how you present the same beats or in the case of games also how the gameplay works with those beats. This is why horror games generally home in on a specific gimmick or theme, IE a fridge. A lot of horror and stories use Baba Yaga or a crone like figure, so then your creative process would be not "changing out the crone" but how do I "present the crone", is she going to be beautiful, scary, distorted, hidden, is she an enemy, any ally, does she pursue the character overtly? Spirited Away merges the crone figure with Japanese spirituality and myths and increases the overall spectacle and cast, but beat wise it is the same structure as all crone stories with (Tricked by Crone, someone is trapped by Crone, use wits honor and determination to outsmart Crone). Since you are long past the peak golden era of gaming (SNES/Megadrive - PS2/GCetc) all your structures and novelty have been tapped out. Games like Resident Evil, Sweet Home, Silent Hill, Kings Field, Thief and so on have set the structure of being first to the line so you innovate primarily on presentation than anything else. Undertale is an excellent example of this as an IP juggernaut that has huge popularity that is at its beats a mishmash of established genres, plot points and pace but the way it has sold those tropes and directs them makes it stand out. The only beat I'd tell any dev to hard avoid is the depressed angst surreal horror game, it's done so commonly and every iteration of how you can present it is tapped out along with its lack of marketability and huge room to offend at least someone with a writing misstep. Omori is the only game I've seen with some recent success on it, but notably without tapping into spoilers it is a smaller subsection of the game and is contrasted against heavily.

[@TransformingWing57]

The fridge may have eaten your daughter but don't worry, she's just chilling out in there.

[@takemywordforit4128]

Not funny, but you get a like for the clever.

[@tinyghost4337]

Get out XD

[@Madame_Enyo]

Leave

[@frostybits8963]

Depart

[@nekochan9378]

Yes, Officer, this comment here!

[@graciedavis7266]

You know it's good when someone stretches out a game about a maneating fridge into *thirty minutes of actually scary horror*

[@AMCoffee]

Indeed! That being said, wouldn't a cannibalistic fridge be a fridge that eats other fridges?

[@AMCoffee]

@Joshua Stanton But cannibalism refers to the consumption of one's own species. Like praying mantises. Well-known cannibals, they are. Eat each other all the time. Never seen one eat a human, though. Not for lack of appetite, mind.

[@victorfalcon2463]

@@AMCoffee I think he meant to say it’s not cannabalism

[@AMCoffee]

@@victorfalcon2463 Ahh, you may be right

[@virgondust5562]

You mean man-eating fridge

[@ghosthoarder98]

So a publisher really looked at this game and said: “you know what the scary fridge game needs? Another ‘you were the true monster all along’ trope!”

[@mymarshlands]

do you know what this fridge game needs? 30 more minutes of not a single fridge. lets do hotel, elevator, boiler room corridors and VENDING MACHINES instead what a bizarre decision lol

[@chip6933]

It’s the hello neighbor fucks what do you expect?

[@monkeydluffy-ei3um]

Excuse me I'm calling to ask "is your fridge running?"

[@alexanniesbfforever4247]

Sir, you’re not funny, this is actually kinda morbid

[@pizzarequiem3448]

Yes, it is

[@badcontent2567]

@@alexanniesbfforever4247 kinda morbius??

[@Jackthat1]

Well than you better go catch it! *hangs up phone*

[@roninalpha1285]

@@alexanniesbfforever4247 morbius Also this joke is a classic so it's not really funny anymore

[@LostAndSleepy]

You've heard your fridge running. But have you maybe thought about running from your fridge..

[@rogerreger9631]

Prank Caller: Hello, is your fridge running? Other Person on the phone: Why yes, its on its way to you. Prank Caller: You better... what!? DeFRidge: *Bust through ceiling* OM NOM NOM

[@jac6995]

So instead of being a fun unique game about an actual killer demonic fridge, its yet another psychological horror game where a man is forced to confront his demons and remember the terrible things he did to his family... oh boy :|

[@kalezuki9231]

Yeah , as much as I enjoy "Bad Dad" trope , I would prefer the demonic fridge thing , especially if it's not supposed to be taken too seriously. Wish more horror games were either comedic horror or just some thing one doesn't see covered all the time like set in Spain , Finland , China , Germany , etc. or some thing where the location / monster is some thing that hasn't been covered much or at all in horror gaming - ( or really any sort of game in general ) - to keep things fresh ( or interesting / new )

[@comet_vomit]

at this point I’m convinced indie horror game devs don’t know how to write anything else

[@madmorgo6233]

I do much prefer the lighter-hearted ones without the spooky-heavy personal symbolisms in. the earlier demo of this hooked me a lot more than this one has 🤷

[@Man-Corgi]

​@@bigblue344 ok but it's hilarious you say that bc the OG game that popularized "self flagellating guilt and special ghosts" IS a japanese horror game

[@joeld.k.7652]

@@Man-Corgi Which one? silent hill?

[@OSCARMlLDE]

The manner in which he goes "Gordon Freeman!" the second he finds a crowbar is SO funny to me

[@lycanarachnid2435]

They took the unique premise of evil fridge that eats you if you dont look at it and turned this into one of the most common horror tropes of it was all in your head/a metaphor. It's an ok game in its own right but so far removed in gameplay and concept from the original that it fails to live up to expectations. TBH I was hoping for something like the evil entity possesses various objects around the house that you need to look at while navigating the place and maybe it even possesses the entire house at one point.

[@liviwaslost]

Heck, if they were going to go for the fridge not being evil. They could of just done a freak accident where the daughter got trapped in the fridge and died. Then the father and his family is destroyed by what happened.

[@sketchtunw]

someone make thiz game bc thiz concept soundz way cooler

[@gummywormee41]

I kinda liked the Elevator puzzle, and if they were to make the game like that I'd like different puzzles to keep the demon/monster from popping out and eating you

[@DeathnoteBB]

Yeah I liked the uniqueness of the original idea. A real, living fridge (or modern Mimic that looks like a fridge) is slowly edging closer while you desperately try to appease it. Meanwhile, you realize your daughter has been eaten by it.

[@101Volts]

@@liviwaslost Just gotta make the game take place in the 1970s or 1980s, then. Have a 1940s vintage refrigerator in it, not this newer thing. The 40s fridges had plenty of kids die in one, because they couldn't open the door after it was shut.

[@kilotheneko2064]

Kinda disappointing the game became "alcoholic dad murders family and blames the fridge"

[@madmorgo6233]

i feel like this was also the plot behind P.T.

[@ebonhawken574]

Same, really disappointing

[@ugliestmanalive3116]

If I was in the same situation I would also blame the refrigerator for eating my family *don't ask why I ate my family*

[@bigboybastard7162]

@@ugliestmanalive3116 they shouldn't have been in the fridge in the first place if they didnt want to be a midnight snack

[@andrewdriver3318]

Kinda the only place it could go.

[@xtremefurrycat]

The daughter wants to be with her dad yet he isn't around. The wife I assumed died to some illness and it made the dad slip into alcohol to stop the pain, could explain why you get the message you feel good and can move a bit faster. I think the fridge is like a metaphor for current life maybe and that it's trying to get them in order to see what's going on in front of them but no matter how hard they try to not pay attention to it, the fridge is right there watching.

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

The fridge is his alcoholism. He knows its a monster, and it'll ruin him, yet he just can't stop. He can't look away from the fridge because it's the real problem needs addressing, but he's too scared to do so. The time in hell is a kind of lapse he got after a massive drinking binge, possibly days without being sober. Even when he went and finally tried to pick himself back up, the addiction came back at the last second.

[@mukuroikusaba7998]

Not even thirty seconds in and the fridge has already eaten our daughter.

[@KyleJordanGaming]

Mondays mirite?

[@meybicantraohmidarsantraohdeel]

I remember a filipino movie that is horror, and has a meat fridge connected to underground tunnels of flesh, and pool of blood that is high as the waist of a human, if you try to throw away the fridge it will come back and when you replace the fridge with another the new fridge will break, i remember watching the movie as a kid and made me fear the fridge

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

Sounds fun to watch

[@RomronGramsay05]

Title?

[@alluring_beauty494]

Oh yeah I remember when I was still a kid I've watched it and it gives me trauma... really bad but it's really a nice horror movie though the title is 'pridyider' or fridge in english....

[@themasterprocrastinator4933]

Drop the title man! (hopefully this doesn't come off as mean-sounding...)

[@TheRealIHP]

ive seen it before, i know the plot.

[@gracekelley2907]

This was a bit too heavy handed at the end. But I worry that it’s lost sight of what made the initial concept so unique. I feel like this should have remained a short horror experience.

[@y2kafka472]

Ya that's what I feel as well. The premise if the story is fine I think contrary to what everyone is saying. The problem is that there's not enough... ambiguity. Game literally spells out "Alcoholic".

[@alexandrawarbler9115]

Honestly my guess is that the "fridge demon" is the materialised fear and guilt of the father's alcoholism. Alcohol is stored in fridges. And the father in the game seems to have a drinking problem. The fridge didn't eat the daughter, but his alcoholism did, symbolically. Maybe after seeing his addiction isn't getting better and his behaviour towards his wife is kind of ignorant, the wife left and the daughter stayed with the dad because the mother is disabled. Thus, the father fell harder into addiction, not properly caring for his daughter's needs. This brings me to two theories as to what happens next. 1. The daughter, seeing how much dad likes his alcohol, ends up trying to drink it as well, possibly becoming very entertained by the effects of alcohol despite the bitter taste, like dizziness, feeling all wobbly, like your body is light but also heavy, and thus she ends up drinking more and more in one go and dies of alcohol poisoning, thus being a more direct metaphor of "the fridge ate her" and the father thus carrying this guilt forever as his alcoholism basically killed his daughter. 2. A neighbour, teacher or classmate notices the changes in the daughter, like dirtier clothes and body from the father's laziness, thinner body from him not feeding her properly, etc. Thus they call CPS, who visit the father at home, find him drunk again with his daughter hungry in her bedroom, the house is a mess, and immediate take the child and put her in foster care as the father loses custody of her. Again, his alcoholism cost him his daughter, who although alive, is now gone and in the foster system as he is left alone with his guilt, depression and alcohol, now despising looking at the fridge, unable to not think of having lost his daughter because of its' contents that he indulges himself in. To those who managed to find this comment, sorry for the lengthy comment. I was just really confused but intrigued by the game and entered a theorising rabbit hole lmao. TLDR: Game represents father's guilt and depression after losing his family, and the fridge is his alcoholism materialised haunting him after his mistakes and failures in life caused by it.

[@Akalim]

I like the idea that he didn't kill his daughter, but she drank herself to death. Something a bit more unique

[@magicdog9523]

I'd like Number 2 myself as it seems more believable and less cliche. It feels like something that could actually happen, you know? Thank you for this comment.

[@LordMoku]

It's a shame this went from having a very unique an interesting premise to a generic low-poly walk-em-up indie horror.

[@prettyevil6662000]

Glad I'm not the only one who's disappointed in what this became. Also seems like a very typical 'bad father punished in hell', except without any subtlety to it at all, storyline and I'm honestly so sick of that story.

[@shiguriyamamo6730]

Yeps. Took and threw away the whole thing with the fridge which made it so unique. Plus in the original there was a bit of humor. If the fridge ever got to you it literally ragdolled you like a gmod npc as it was eating you lol. And the voice of the fridge too. It was really funny.

[@FluffyDragonDrawing]

Yeah. If they wanted to make a full game they should have just expanded the original premise to include more content, instead of.... making it a very common type of game? They kinda just took away what made it interesting unfortunatley. I'm _hopeing_ it was the publishers influence, and not the developers. (While still not great it means the developers are still good.)

[@LordMoku]

@JN-so6wt Ah yes, the classic "if you can't do better yourself, you can't have an opinion". And I've not played Control, so I don't know what you mean.

[@emmaberler8141]

I never realized how much I appreciate you brightening the screen until I watch other game players and can’t see ANYTHING that’s going on:)

[@uglybuttons8448]

Oh gosh that last jumpscare really got me lol. The fridge creeping closer was pretty unnerving too, more than id like to admit.

[@Urza26]

It's eating her... And then it's going to eat me! ........... OH MY GOD!!!

[@kabutoclone2]

I was looking for this comment.

[@ninguem8947]

you see, when the author said 'the fridge is red' it was actually a metaphor to- [gunshots]

[@WolfmanBrown]

The Closed Captioning transcribed your name in the intro as “Manly Badass Cereal” and I’m here for it.

[@dylanwillmon5672]

Plain tasteless bran

[@changednamelit]

I would buy a cereal like that

[@TheSilverHermitMage]

Manly can even turn cereal into a badass

[@chiptuna8292]

I swear I heard him say Manly Badass Cereal without captions lol.

[@101Volts]

Manly Badass Cereal, Which is a Horror Cereal in which you chews wisely, or else you'll need to go to the dentist.

[@suitov]

I think the point of the "drink beer, get buffed" mechanic is that feeling of being an addict deep in addiction. You need a beer just to feel normal. And the good feeling wears off very fast.

[@MrClockworkable]

I really hope there is actually some supernatural elements in this game and not just 'you bad person, see monster that's meant to represent you, because this is all in your head' Because those games are becoming painfully common to the point of tedium. In contrast, the idea of a fridge that eats people, to me, is honestly scarier. Heck, the game is honestly, not that scary. You play a really strong open with the fridge at the start, then the rest of the game turned into a walking simulator with an occasional puzzle to spell out how 'oh, you killed your family and stuffed them into a fridge'

[@literallyjustanioguard6527]

only good version of this trope is when something supernatural makes you do it ._.

[@MrClockworkable]

@@literallyjustanioguard6527 The trope itself is not bad, but it's overplayed. Like yes, I get that the 'true evil' is a man and not a scary monster, but I do enjoy my scary monsters and sometimes I just like to see a cool frightening concept fleshed out.

[@shiguriyamamo6730]

True true. Sad that the new devs just used the start then threw it away so quickly.

[@ZorotheGallade]

For once I'd like to see this kind of games end with a cutscene where Satan appears and he's like: "Yeah, you killed your family and have been in hell all along, big shock I know. I thew the puzzles in there because I got bored of the usual punishments"

[@shawnheatherly]

The original version of this was amusing, reminding me of a certain sequence in Control. I certainly didn't expect to see it expanded, but I'm interested to see how the final game shapes up. Its tone has really changed, but what's here is good so that's not necessarily a bad thing.

[@cringeycronk6710]

Considering most of the time I see people happy with the “oh woah is me guilt fest” angle, I’m happy to finally see people rallying against it in the comments. I won’t pretend that the angle is always bad but like 8/10 or 9/10 times a perfectly good horror game is ruined becuase dev decided they couldn’t make a game scary with gameplay so they made it scary with “lore”

[@DeathnoteBB]

Yeah some games are cooler before it becomes a metaphor. I’ve seen other games years ago that are really cool and then it’s a metaphor for an abusive alcoholic dad. Completely different game, too.

[@bartoszstarszobracki8675]

Well, the houses are now so expensive, I'd gladly buy one with that fridge if it was cheap.

[@NorthernGreenEyes]

Too true!!

[@montypython5521]

I think a good twist would be that he wasn't a bad father but the fridge demon is trying to make him think he was so it can eat him too and prevent him from saving his daughter. Not so much twist though because it'd probably be something you have to piece together.

[@goldenlordofnightmares]

L.Whannell is probably a reference to the creator of Saw. Alternatively, K. Toyama is a reference to Toyama of Silent Hill and Siren fame. Also, the wife in white in a wheelchair is probably another SH reference, to Alessa.

[@garlicbutter8733]

me looking at my fridge: “don’t you get any ideas, buddy.”

[@kelthufrekingzad5730]

"Oh yeah, that's Phillip. He's been on fridge duty since the accident started."

[@TheZigsDk]

The part with the TV in the fridge was great. "come on dude, just leave. It's gonna be the same thing. " and just as he does leave, we get to see something different for just a moment.

[@inuyasya6202]

It seems like a game with a very unique way of giving a sense of fear! It's pretty grotesque for an indie game. !! The flashy description of the elevator leading to horror seems to be an impressive game...!

[@dylanwillmon5672]

I guess the fridge showed his alcoholism, it took his daughter because cps determined he was an unfit parent. and the wife is terminally ill or otherwise paralyzed and he's drinking to cope

[@morbuskid1720]

I'm not gonna lie, if a fridge ate my family, I'd square up with it. I don't care how powerful it is, I will summon into me a demon to fight it back.

[@changednamelit]

It'd be cool to see a game where after you get tormented endlessly by a monster, instead of dying in the end, you suddenly get up and start fighting back.

[@KyleJordanGaming]

Based.

[@lailaisaidit2223]

Chad move

[@roachdoggjr155]

ooh you're hard

[@morbuskid1720]

@@roachdoggjr155 I know I am, but the box said I wasn't supposed to be after 4 hours.

[@JackHallowLantern]

Haven't finished the vid but I am reading through the comments. If this game is another "bad father punished in Hell for hurting female family members (who have little-to-no characterization at all since they're dead before the story even starts)" trope I am going to lose my mind. We're not even beating a dead horse at this point, we're being force-fed glue.

[@williamdrum9899]

"Force-fed glue" is a good one, I might start using that. Also the irony that the daughter was literally fridged

[@ebonhawken574]

Why couldn’t the game just be about a demonic fridge, did they really have to ruin a fun and unique concept.

[@amunago080]

Damn a manly video right before bed, guess we staying up my boys.

[@justjulie1113]

let's gooo

[@Parago0n]

Nice to know a small game got alot of attention to the point someone made alot of effort to give us a big game all about a fridge.

[@neigeshusband5327]

So the drawing in 26:50 confirms that the alcoholic dad died in an elevator crash at work

[@thefirstamongusbabyborn]

The pure delight and laughter that hits me whenever he says “Gordon Freeman” in his videos I just can’t describe, I never expect it and it always gets me. Him saying it to that severed hand in the fridge did not leave my head for a good few minutes, I’m so glad I found this channel

[@spookidraw2436]

i love how Manly being an Empath can feel theres a message on the "alcoholic", "die" and "you're in hell" doors, truly connected with the vibes

[@KyleJordanGaming]

Deepest lore.

[@-Raylight]

*"You're gonna eat me if I blinked"* Poor Manly hasn't recovered from yesterday's video about statue 6:48 Empty.... Just like Manly's soul? xD This Silent Hill Fridge kinda cool, hope we'll see more of it!

[@carlosdasilva2409]

If it just ended there I would have thought the game was a metaphor for a man who spiraled into depression and alcoholism after his wife died. That he mentally tortured himself about not being able to do anything for his wife's sickness and subsequent death (hence the alcoholism later down the line). This turned him into a neglectful parent and something happened to his daughter in the process. But seeing this is an extended project makes me think that nope. It goes further. Maybe it is just a horror game and that's it

[@flameshadowwolf5387]

Reminds me of how “haunted refrigerator night” is an actual thing and it scared me for ages after I learned about it

[@dustyfakeplant]

Oh thank god this is here, watched brokeback mountain for the first time and am sobbing, needed the distraction. Thanks for posting with perfect timing.

[@alexhndr]

Taking the term "Blink and you missed it" a little too literal ...as in, you'll miss having a body for your head

[@aNubbr]

I remember seeing this in an indie game showcase a week ago while waiting for a trailer for a different game, and it looked pretty cool. Glad you decided to play it, I forgot about it

[@walkingredflag7619]

Imagine how insane a man sounds when they said “A FRIDGE ATE MY DAUGHTER”

[@masongoebel9920]

I'm happy that we got to see more of this game, I loved it!

[@Craniac131]

Nice, another new video! Keep up the good work!

[@sjvb1233]

Reminds me of a Filipino movie I watched in my childhood where the spirit of a woman who murdered her husband's mistresses, stuffed their bodies in the fridge and cooked their meat and fed it to him, possessed the refrigerator and now it eats people lmao. Unlocked my childhood trauma.

[@mymarshlands]

wait i think another comment mentions this. do you remember the movie title?

[@sjvb1233]

@@mymarshlands a bit late, but it's called "Pridyider." In the English translation of the title tho it's just called "Fridge"

[@Markis2bi4]

I am pretty sure this is based off of the haunted fridge from the video game “Control”. They found a red fridge just like this one, down inside of a basement of an abandoned house.

[@NaturalFlirtGamer]

_A cool idea_ Pun intended. I liked the idea of a fridge perhaps introducing the player to new stories. The game evolving into an anthology of short horror experiences is solid. It will really rely on the stories to be as innovatively bizarre as the art and puzzles. I'm hoping for good Outer Limits or old Twilight Zone kind of ideas brought to life. And definitely less filter will make things a bit easier to see and enjoy.

[@Thelothuo]

Dread X in a refrigerator!

[@NaturalFlirtGamer]

@@Thelothuo True! Yeah, there aren't many anthology series. Midnight Scenes, Stories Untold, & Fears to Fathom come to mind. I'm hoping this series continues in that vein. :)

[@saenekokun2723]

sheeesh fridge-kun this is not the type of relationship I want you're being too possessive

[@Coralikespie]

You always seem to upload the coolest games on nights i cant sleep…. Thanks :)

[@ceramicfawn]

5:50 little does he know that he already brightens things up for us whenever he posts 💪🏽

[@Plantpuffbaby]

I didn’t have access to my phone for over a month, but it’s really nice to have access to so many new videos from Manly on demand.

[@Joshie_Woshie]

*Elevator goes to hell* Me: "Well, for me, this isn't a big shock."

[@FallingUpStupidity]

blessed manly uploads at the times of great need

[@someonesomething1600]

It had barely any screen time, but billy Herrington's poster just killed all horror for me. I can't be scared when aniki is near

[@Jade-yl9nf]

Manly always makes scary games feel less scary and some might say that's a bad thing but he's voice is so calming I can watch them without being too scared and that makes him my favourite KZbinr

[@elmercastellanos5404]

You always upload when I’m about to go to sleep you’re my white noise I fall asleep to

[@Pao-vo8mf]

I love how MBH is so quick to figure out the puzzles. they put me to shame

[@handle69420cheese]

I think that it's sorta hilarious that this video was uploaded on Father's Day of all days.

[@likeremoroza9491]

I remember watching a scary filipino movie about a fridge eating people when I was a kid. Im still scared of the movie

[@Banduey]

Something I can appreciate about this game is how it doesn’t really depend on jumpscares like a lot of horror I see. It just makes you extremely unsettled and think you’ll be jumpscared.

[@tinyBuildGAMES]

Hell-o ManlyBadassHero, thank you for playing The Fridge is Red demo and for the feedback!

[@chip6933]

Oh god not these guys!

[@lunadetta]

@@chip6933no wonder it turned from an interesting & slightly goofy premise to generic "bad dad is the monster all along" game LMAOO

[@maplexd1332]

youve ruined this game

[@timroehm1728]

You? You’re the one responsible for this game called (The Fridge is Red) sucking!!!!!

[@sophias.3811]

around 19:30, i think the locker for L. Whannell is a reference to horror movie writer and producer leigh whannell. he is most well know for creating the saw franchise with james wan and playing adam in saw 1. so i think the blood is just a reference to saw?

[@josephmoffatt4696]

22:10 One second before you said "Huh" I said "Hmm". We think alike Manly! Keep up the good work.

[@ChanneledBrick]

I love that he actually raises the brightness, I can never see anything whenever other KZbinrs play horror games because they never raise it.

[@user-nz9oy8to4r]

5:48 that's so nice of you Manly, that's why you're my favorite let's player

[@Slick-Salamander]

This brings new meaning to “is your fridge running”

[@Chisamayas]

Is your fridge running? Or are you the one who’s running?

[@AndGoatz04]

There it is, was waiting for this since i saw a trailer as an ad

[@user-pj1ec5om5g]

Hey Manly can you play a game called Parasite days? It's another mobile game that deserves love and maybe you playing it will showcase it to a bunch of people like Death pallet. It's a VN like game about trying to survive with a parasite that's way too cute for a horrifying talking tumor has any right to be.

[@masongoebel9920]

If its even half as amazing as death palette, then I sure hope he plays it

[@user-pj1ec5om5g]

@@masongoebel9920 it’s free, go for it. (It’s a bit more aggressive on the ads but the way it segways into them is way too funny for me to hate)

[@TemmiePlays]

@@masongoebel9920 no no, they weren't talking about that painting game they said pallet, so clearly It's a haunted warehouse fork lift driver dealing with a pallet of death

[@cairnunnos4185]

this video didn't show up in my sub box but not even youtube can stop me from watching my favourite appliance-based horror game channel

[@tsukishimakei8001]

im watching this while reading the comments since I don't have a lot of courage to watch the video alone

[@BRUNOR25511]

I swear to god that as a child i constantly had this nightmere of a sentient fridge that wanted me to feed people into it and whenever i refused it would try to kill me and eat me, the moment it caught me i would usually wake up horrified and scared, but at times i would remain stuck in the nightmere longer and actually see and feel for an extra couple of seconds, if anyone else reports a remote reassemblence to this then im convinced there is an eldrich entity behind all this because a fucking game about it is way too specific

[@smugbowkid9919]

I remember this game! Love to see it’s evolution!

[@caitlyncole9150]

Well hi! This is the first time I’ve caught a random person’s video so early! Happy to be here!

[@MayaPosch]

Something about the visual defect filter on this game seems to be excellent at triggering migraines =/

[@AlleyCryptid]

-11:44 DO NOT TRY TO GET OUT OF THE ELEVATOR. -YOU MUST ESTABLISH A 'PEE CORNER'. -TRY TO AVOID WORKING WITH PEOPLE WHO CARRY AN ENTIRE BACKPACK FULL OF WATER.

[@morpheus_uat]

so, how many symbolism do you want in your game? Y E S

[@marsofthestarz]

Yesss, i was hoping u would try this game. I watched the trailer and it looked so cool

[@HanzoStorm]

" Ah, Billy Herrington " Do you mean... *A N I K I* ?

[@luvianwolf]

Over 1k views within 4 minutes of posting the video. You deserve every ounce of attention you get, MBH!

[@vixxven]

Got the notification while I was watching your videos! ^^

[@celceusiguess]

Manly! I recently heard of a game called Garage: Bad Dream Adventure and it's like a surreal horror game from 1999 and the moment I saw the video trailer I went, "Manly needs to know about this NOW!!! :0" So I'm here telling ya about it in case you don't already know of it:)

[@vaibh4vi]

this game was rlly good at making me feel tense. i normally watch for background noise but this had me glancing at the screen more out of nervousness

[@ArksDigital]

So it is the fridge from Control.

[@RainbowTeddy9417]

That drawing of the red fridge (which will move if you take your eyes off it) still freaks me out to this day!

[@changednamelit]

How did Manly immediately know the name of Billy Herrington lmao, like i mean i get he was a big meme on twitch but damn. Also RIP to the fella.

[@Luc_ienn]

Ngl, a game that (in my knowledge) seems to be thoroughly inspired from one single moment from the game Control really takes the concept to its full potential here…its good to see games achieve these sorts of things.

[@bigboybastard7162]

I am pretty disappointed that the fridge demon game had nothing to do with the fridge demon past the opening.

[@superstaramyrosethehardcoreyt]

Outstanding video manly.

[@buttermanaws4693]

Oh I remember this, nice to see it expanded