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[@twinklintootsies]

Not Evelien telling a cannibal how to eat a human more efficiently then saying she’d release cockroaches instead of harming them 😂

[@toolzshed]

🤣

[@sunnisideupplz3920]

Actually....you need to do that. Cockroaches are cannibalistic, so if you kill/smush one, it will attract more roaches to the area. Especially if you don't clean the area properly after killing it. There's a reason that it's a hard process to get rid of them! You have to kill them in a way that won't attract more to the property! ..... Source? I lived in some sketchy places in Vietnam. :((

[@BrokenToy92]

@@sunnisideupplz3920 also... Eggs... just getting rid of the roaches won't fix the issue

[@kasparkrosse618]

Somehow I love her for that. I'm weird when it comes to insects, I really love them. Even when we talk about pests and stuff...doesn't mean that they can't be annoying or harmful and such, but I dunno...I just really appreciate her not killing them and releasing them instead

[@ToscaTee]

@@sunnisideupplz3920 then can i move them far, far away? Have to be gone asap otherwise my paranoid insectophobic ass cannot sleep.

[@x7lillies]

Is that Seán in the door gap at the end looking like a creeper? 😂 This is the best playthrough of this game I've seen. I really like how you take your time to look around the environment and try to understand what's going on. Somehow even scary games seem chill when you play them ❤

[@winterprism9227]

I noticed that too.. Right as she was mentioning that they definitely "had some good scares"... lol Can't imagine much of anything scarier than that mustard yellow he was wearing.. just kidding.. sort of...

[@Paul20661]

XD yeah lol just finished watching this myself 48:36 Sean walking by in the background lol

[@that80ssongyoulove84]

It’s because this game is terrible. How else is she supposed to fill the time.

[@KelniusTV]

I know, right? Even the jumpscare at 31:14 "Hello there, slippery human" - just made me laugh

[@MadMegs]

02:34 YES there's a documentary about it! It's called Kowloon walled city . I just watched it, now I'm even more excited for this game. Can only recommend watching it. It's from a German journalist but it has English subtitles. They have footage from inside, like they got an actual tour through the city. It's just under 40 minutes, and it only has a couple hounded views which is surprising considering the subject matter

[@embadly]

okay, WHERE did you watch the specific one you seen, though?

[@emmaosterlund5259]

@@embadly It's named "Kowloon Walled City Documentary (English Subtitles)" on yt. Very very good documentary

[@MadMegs]

@@embadly Kowloon - Walled City (1988) uploaded by towerofsticks 👍🏾

[@hailsteel]

When she said, look it up my mouth just dropped. That is the craziest and the coolest looking building (city). I think I’ve ever seen in my life but I totally understand why the government tore it down. I definitely need to go watch the documentary.

[@anthonylesley982]

Alright

[@todesengel301]

used to live in kowloon (the area, not the walled city) in a room with no windows. the things like the tiling, stuff stacked to the ceiling, cockroaches, really sketchy electrical, etc were all really nostalgic ..but not exactly in a good way XD

[@danieIturner]

me too. it's a park now

[@benjaminholliday2453]

The "sorry what?" Cracks me up, reminiscent of Mark's "wanna run that by me again?" 😂

[@mr_koop2258]

Not Sean at the end peeking through the door like a ghost 😂

[@Shinryu949]

The Coffee is probqbly for the bad smells, people sometimes use coffee beans as some kind of air fresheners

[@moraesohana]

True, my mother always taught me to put soaps, coffee beans in the middle of clothes, blankets in the closet so as not to smell of mold or dust

[@b_g_c3281]

Coffee is a natural deodorizer

[@xladycaosx]

it’s also said to repel cockroaches, even tho personally I don’t think it works😂

[@sarahboothe1731]

We use coffee grounds in our hospitals sometimes for patients with bad infections due to wounds. We set the coffee grounds on the vent in their rooms

[@Carcosahead]

@@xladycaosxyeah, I don’t believe that, one time I found one 🪳 in my coffee pot still with coffee… I had to buy another coffee pot 😂

[@th3darkgem566]

Gab really threatened a ghost fridge edit. Sean was standing behind the door for the last 10 secs of the video

[@bobbiecapewell5333]

I just went back to the end of the video, how did you spot that! Haha

[@th3darkgem566]

@@bobbiecapewell5333 no clue.

[@bumbinelson]

Yeah, I saw that her door was open when BB casually walked in. I immediately thought, "She never leaves the door open."? Haha! And there he was. Also using the open door like BB.

[@ryuhoshikawa2214]

Just to be clear for those confused; the Kowloon Walled City no longer exists. Kowloon itself is still around. Just wanted to clarify that since I got confused when Gab only said "Kowloon" during her explanation. And to Gab's point; yes, Hong Kong speaks the Cantonese dialect. For those unsure, Cantonese is not the main dialect of China; it's Mandarin. I suppose a good comparison would be Spaniard and Mexican Spanish; the language is somewhat the same but different enough that things can't be understood. That's especially so for the Chinese language where pronunciation is key. With Mandarin as an example, the pronunciation for "horse" and "scold" are the same. The difference is tonal inflection on the syllables. Written out without the accent symbols; a common tongue twister for beginner Mandarin classes is "Mama ma ma"; translated as "Mom scolded the horse." Just a bit of random knowledge for everyone.

[@howard2liu]

I think the comparison between Spanish in Mexico and Spain would be more apt for the dialects in Northern China, which often sound like Mandarin with different tones. But Cantonese is a southern dialect, and I feel the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese is further than, say, French and Italian, except that they mostly share the same written language. Someone who only speaks Mandarin will probably find Cantonese largely incomprehensible. Regarding simplified vs. traditional Chinese at 8:08 : The majority of characters (~70%, by some estimates) are the same in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Like, all 3 characters on the top of the box would be the same (and "water alcohol" is pretty much the right translation, I think). But the character on the front of the box would be different; I think it's actually showing the simplified character.

[@ryuhoshikawa2214]

@@howard2liu Exactly; the difference is definitely much greater. Perhaps Spain and Mexican Spanish was too light of an example for Cantonese and Mandarin. While the written language is quite similar for both; the Cantonese dialect is pretty much its own kind of language. More of a subset of Chinese, to be honest. There's a reason college, and some high school, classes only offer Mandarin; it's the official language of China. In terms of region, Cantonese is mainly spoken in the Hong Kong area; which is where the city of Kowloon is located. So one fluent in Mandarin would be linguistically lost in Hong Kong; the same goes for Hong Kong locals going to mainland China. For me personally, I'm what Asians call "ABC"; American-Born Chinese. While I understand Cantonese; I have difficultly speaking it. Like I would understand well enough what's said to me; I just most likely wouldn't know how to formulate a response in Cantonese. But with Mandarin, I'm beyond lost!

[@maddieb.4282]

People in Spain and Mexico can 100000% understand each other lol. Maybe you’re thinking of Spanish and Catalan. Those are two dialects spoken in the same country where one is a minority and the languages overlap some but there are large differences to the point where a Spanish speaker would not automatically be able to understand Catalan.

[@ryuhoshikawa2214]

@@maddieb.4282 Probably. I know there are certain regions where Spanish is spoken where people can't understand each other; at least not fully without confusion. Thanks for the clarification. I based my comment on what high schoolers are being taught in terms of Spanish classes. They concentrate on the region of Spain; so I just assumed there was a large enough difference between Spain and Mexico. My fault there.

[@Rebsson]

@@ryuhoshikawa2214As a Spanish speaker myself. We can understand all forms of Spanish, some with a little more difficulty if the person use a lot of regional terms (like Chilean Spanish, it’s considered very difficult), but with a little context we can eventually understand them all. The best comparison with Mandarin and Cantonese would be like Spanish speakers trying to understand French, Portuguese, Italian or Catalan.

[@BrokenToy92]

"And then he got arrested..." BOOM!!!! "And that solved my problem"... The casual tone of that phrase killed me 🤣🤣🤣

[@Juniebug19]

SPOLIER POST Hey everyone! If you're like me and love to watch Gab play horror games but want to know when to warn your cat that you're about to scream because a scary thing is gonna happen then this is the post for you! Below are timestamps for any major jump scares: 9:19 17:33 18:09 25:32 29:53 31:27 42:48 47:33 Happy spooking :)

[@petradegroot3578]

Thank you 😅👍🏼

[@rn.2484]

As someone who easily get heart attack thank you

[@samm.1336]

thank you so much😄

[@moonlightbxe]

Thank you 😊

[@LuluxSuzaYaoiLove]

I wish more devs would make horror games with the theme of Kowloon Walled City

[@Sn1perAJ]

Be careful what you wish for soon everyone will probably be doing it

[@theYammy]

@@Sn1perAJas it is, I already feel like a lot of video games are based off or take place in it even if they aren’t horror lmao For example, the city in Stray is said to be based off Kowloon, and paranormalHK (which Gab has played before a while ago) takes place in Kowloon

[@jamesconlin5099]

@@theYammy as it is no one asked

[@sleepyzzzz720]

i think so too! but more on the realistic side of it, this one is a bit more fiction, maybe something more realsitic, something personal and dark that really happened inside would be an amazing concept

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

Ghostwrite Hong Kong would be cool

[@pinkberry57412]

Gab talking about not killing the cockroaches in her apartment and setting them free is so wholesome

[@e.b.9473]

I was like, you go, Gab, I could never do that.

[@reapsow3003]

Fr. Id smash those nasty things

[@jamesconlin5099]

time stamp

[@KriticalQuality]

​@@jamesconlin509911:27

[@xladycaosx]

@@e.b.9473 Yeah I appreciate the sentiment but the roaches have to go. I live in a older building in Japan on the first floor and if you forget the window open at night you’re gonna have at least three or four roaming around in the morning. The first year I moved in I killed a million of them and had to do a lot of sealing, this year there was one special day when I found 6 in one morning😂 I’m vegetarian but if I don’t kill them and just put them back outside in a few months they’re gonna evict me and move in instead of me😂

[@shadedway5277]

"And then he got arrested" *jumpscare* " so that was my problem solved!"

[@pingvinzol]

Gab panicking at 29:50 and then recognizing the dude from the previous encounter happily as if she's met a good ol'neighbour and not a monstrous murderer is so fun to me 😂

[@morgankw89]

A place like that in US now costs $1500 a month, no utilities, no pets.

[@shader136]

There are multiple documentaries about Kowloon. But a quick synopsis of it. It was originally an old Chinese military outpost. When the British took over Hong Kong they also got the surrounding lands that included the land around the outpost but not the outpost itself. As such the land technically belong to China but Chinese forces either could not or would not police this land since they would need to pass through British territory to do so. As such is became a haven for those trying to escape China's government whether for political or lawful reasons.

[@abbygodsen6235]

Gab critiquing the efficiency of the woman cannibalizing those bodies has to be the funniest thing I have seen all day.

[@mikeav9435]

The story about the dealer was really surprising but I was laughing on how casual she was talking about it haha

[@anisha2384]

The art is so good. it looks incredibly realistic.

[@atsaichu]

You've heard of it because you played a game called Paranormal HK a few years back which also takes place in Kowloon Walled City. ;p

[@ashleyguthrie572]

I lived /with/ a drug dealer once in college. In an apartment complex where every bedroom had it's own lease (as opposed to the whole apt sharing a lease) and you got paired with 3 other random people. The guy was aggressive, stole stuff from me, threatened and sxually harassed my boyfriend, and constantly gave out copies of the front door key so people could let themselves in to pick up drugs!! I had to get out of there pretty quickly. And despite me reporting the problems to management in order to be moved to another apartment, the management still made me pay a FEE to be moved. I was dumb, scared 19-year-old so I just scrounged up the money and was pissed, but frankly I should have fought that.

[@Readysetg0013]

Sean standing in the doorway (as you are giving your outro at the end) being all creepy... LOL

[@sheatheunicorn]

I love how thoroughly Gab plays games I can always rely on her to find all the items and endings

[@fawkesthecat8982]

Sean scared the crap out of me at the end there, peeking in her doorway.

[@merandalattanze3033]

Love watching you play some indie horror on saturday morning while eating breakfast and drinking homemade lattes. It's as fun as saturday morning cartoons as a kid.

[@kaokurosawa3872]

Sounds cozy!

[@eveiejoyce1]

Hong Konger here, a bit more background info to add on what Gab said: Gab pointed out that they should be speaking Cantonese and using traditional Chinese as they are in Hong Kong. Yes, that's true. There are simplified Chinese characters in there which may not be accurate. Locally, Kowloon Walled City has always been regarded as a hotbed for crime, due to its ambiguous status of not falling under the jurisdictions of either Britain, HK, or China. The government has always regarded the Walled City as a unhygienic place and the postcolonial government teared it down to fit the narrative of HK being better as it is returned to the motherland. For some of us, the interest from other countries in Kowloon Walled City can be somewhat baffling. It is pretty aesthetically in a cyber-punk way, but for HKers, it is also a reminder of poor living conditions in this densely populated city. In fact, you may find a similar style of such claustrophobic places in the subdivided flats today, which exist due to the sky-high rents. The spiritual successor to Kowloon Walled City is "Monster House" on the HK Island near Quarry Bay. It has become a tourist spot and gradually gentrified. Nevertheless, I am happy to see Gab bringing more attention to our little city and culture. I hope she plays more games based on HK in the future!

[@venusintheabyss]

48:40 jack passing by the slightly opened door scared me for a second

[@Fronken89]

Gotta love the term "Unwarranted Murders." Like yeah, not the good, wholesome type of murders.

[@skylarlikesgames]

learned that stray and paranormal hk were both inspired by kowloon, so of course i went back and watched both of those gameplays by gab 💜

[@womanflavorr6863]

Not Sean being creepy in the background for the last 10 seconds of the video lol

[@maliciositygames]

Thank you for the history behind Kowloon. With the images I found, I can see what you mean with the construction: I saw one image where it was an alleyway with a mess of wires and pipes going in all random directions. It is both terrifying and impressive that people lived there as long as they did. I imagine, if not demolished, it would likely still be standing today as another abandoned city.

[@soultrans]

watched sean play this and i’m SO happy you’re playing it too!! this game was really interesting and i immediately thought that i wanted to hear your comments on it!! so cool,,, very sad to see it was a real town tho

[@Lesley_RedRhody]

Watching both Seán and Evelien immediately concerned about the Doggo made my heart happy! Edit: It’s a shame Evelien didn’t feed Doggo (I’ve decided that’s his name). But Seán did! Anyway, I can’t stand when people scream at their screens so I’m certainly not going to do that. 🐶🐶🐶🐶

[@ch.ii.s]

I don't know why Gab threatening the fridge made me laugh, but "ROOM. TEMPERATURE. LUKE WARM." really sent me😂

[@C_Bat]

Kowloon Walled City was a pretty historical location with pretty significant backgrounds. It was probably the most densely populated place on Earth back then (and potentially now)

[@stavik96]

Never heard of this place and the first image on google had me convinced this was from one of the old fallout games with the skyview and nuclear fallout look it had to it. I can't even begin to imagine living in a place like that.

[@Julia-xc8iy]

i honestly dont watch any other gameplays other than yours anymore cause your gameplays are so refreshing and interesting, i also appreciate that it feels like you play like i would play it- but better ofc

[@soulslayer6817]

The difference between Evelyn playing this and Sean is hilarious. I would love to see a side by side reaction of all the jump scares.

[@supermoves8951]

thank god for gabs lighthearted humor this game is scary

[@JWildberry]

Even if it was clean and modern, crime free and full of friendly and considerate people, Kowloon Walled City looks like hell to me.

[@dickywoo]

So surprise that Gab knows we speak Cantonese in HK😮

[@gargamellenoir8460]

She's a citizen of the world! Now have you visited Ghost Kowloon or did you not have the opportunity yet?

[@MsDiamond722]

Shes mentioned in the past that she used to work in linguistics and translation prior to switching full time for YT! Gab is just so cool all around!

[@annanowaczyk4611]

It's so nice to watch someone who's as interested and inquisitive about the gameplay as you are! Not saying that there is anything wrong with people simply playing games, but I find your curiosity to be very appealing for me specifically - hearing you talk about the real inspiration for the game (real life kowloon), how much you have heard about it already, hearing some interesting facts... and you see it when you explore the games as well, not only going through the motions, but trying to see as much of the 'world' you find yourself in as you possibly can without it pulling us out of the experience.

[@fandog2007]

Support from Hong Kong. Indeed, we speaks Cantonese. The walled city is before my time and I visited a walled city themed arcade located in Kawasaki which was very impressive.

[@anniechu9710]

Thanks for playing this, Gab! I was born in Kowloon myself (not within the walled city) and because the buildings were torn down when I was just a wee babe, I have no recollection of it at all so this playthrough was all the more fascinating to watch. It has a very dystopian setting for sure, and I'd love to see more of in games.

[@rinadinari]

Evelien casually talking about living next to a drug dealer is crazy😅

[@naan000]

it's midnight for me but this just dropped. I guess I'm not going to bed lol

[@Melonlordrinrei]

Fun thing about the image of Kowloon is that the most popular picture of it on the edge of a desert was midway through deconstruction, and in earlier pictures it fits more comfortably into its neighbourhood which, whilst not as populated, was also very overcrowded. It makes it seem less intense, somehow

[@karliemickanuik8625]

Okay, this game actually made me so anxious. I used to live in a tiny apartment complex I was convinced was haunted. Flashbacks

[@MaRaMa-ARTZ]

Someone in Jack's video commented on a brief story of the place when he played but I didn't think to look it up. The whole time I kept thinking "This reminds me so much of Stray." and I thought maybe a lot of places in China looked similar. But it wasn't until you mentioned looking up the photos that I really saw how unique and actually terrifying it was. Then realized it does make a lot of sense that Stray based the city on it since it was basically the same. Walled city, impoverished/outcast citizens all piled together one on top of another. In the game they were machines so even if you felt bad it wasn't as horrible as they could just adapt and survive. But seeing how it really existed it's actually very sad people HAD to live in such a place and have such a horrible story attached to it. Definitively will look for some documentary or youtube video about it after this.

[@SisterlingSoap]

this whole video is like just the reasons I love watching Gab's playthroughs of things, condensed: the humor, the being fascinated by the story behind the thing, wholesomeness, cooing over cute animals, and even educating us? like I've watched two other people play this game but I learned more from Gab's and also enjoyed her playing it more! and like with many of her horror vids I appreciate that there are scares that clearly effect her and then there are scares that maybe don't quite land for her but she gives us a laugh instead, instead of just pretending to be scared by it. also always love the mix on this channel of horror and cozy games. nice to have reprieves now and again. thank you, evelien, you're a joy to watch ❤

[@meganyasa]

I think Sean in the background gave me more of a jump scare than some of the scenes in the game 48:37

[@pandimonium2260]

My claustrophobia says “No”

[@samhor33]

Actually my parents nearly end up buying an apartment in the Kowloon walled city back when I'm still a baby, thank god they didnt.

[@Cysubtor_8vb]

I've always been aware of the existence of Kowloon yet never looked into exactly why it was so notorious until now. Interesting how it seem to serve as a point of inspiration for dystopian/cyberpunk fiction.

[@dustinpitts1725]

You mentioning how their combined souls created the memory of the place they lived... really gave me Final Fantasy X vibes. xD This was very fun and interesting. It's also scary to imagine those people's quality of life. The ones trying to survive in a small room in an overcrowded city like that.

[@olivialeyba9296]

Note:”I’m so scared!” Gabs:”oooo nice handwriting” Danger! But cute😊 Honestly though I had no idea this place was real. It’s absolutely terrifying game!

[@korensurge6937]

The parkour would go crazy in Kowloon

[@palmtraveller2177]

Love to see this content!! Sean’s been a part of my life since I was 12/12 (I’m now 20) and to see you IRL on such a great game is such a big thing to me! Remembering Sean mentioning you in early vids and now here to enjoy this content with you, lots of love from the UK. Hoping to come to Japan soon enough! And to come to Japan to stay and work hopefully too.

[@johnmorton7385]

Gab on cannibalism: shouldn’t you just start at the cheeks or something? And then the thighs maybe? 😂😂

[@cheeseisdelicious4627]

wasn't kowloon titled as a city within a city? when i first saw it, it gave such a claustrophobic feel and it totally gave you a scare, as if you may come in, but also never come out (really perfect for horror games, but i'm sure many horrible things did happen within the walls of kowloon). lawless is obviously because who had the ability to regulate it, after all even the internal mapping of the houses would give a headache to anyone. after i started reading chinese novels it sometimes mentioned the poor and cheap housing, basically what you see is the ultimate bottom with so many potential hazards. I bet all those leaking pipes saved this place from fire hazards. but before their economy turned for the better and people started to get resettled from places like these, i'm sure this was an actual picture. but the contrast between before and after to me is great.

[@Minohorse]

Not gonna lie, I quite like the aesthetics, reminds me of one of my favorite stories from Ito Junji, "The Town without streets". Wasn't for the living conditions, criminality and violence, I honestly wouldn't mind living somewhere similar (allow me, and I would easily stay weeks or even months without seeing sunlight). Now, I was going to comment this on your little short about recorring nightmares, but since the opportunity presented itself: While I don't usually dream, when I do, most of the time it's about me being lost in some distorted, labyrinthic shopping malls, and they also happen to be my favorite kind of dream, so I guess I really like closed spaces with confusing navigation. I think that's about it from me. As always, thank you for playing~.

[@gaigelarry]

Sean got SO MUCH more Scared than you did! x'D The contrast is insane lol . EXCELLENT game 10/10

[@ryseintide9332]

D_C_Y gab: decay! me: ducky

[@daefaron]

Adds to the spooky when you know it was torn down in 1993-4, and the game starts in 1999

[@eveangelion9723]

Watching you play horror games makes me feel at ease because of how calm you are. Also, there's this game called "Storyteller" which I think you will also find interesting since it's a puzzle game and has cute graphics 😄

[@PenguinFondue]

I don't know if it's because this was my second time seeing the game or what, but your energy through this was so calming and chill! And I loved learning the history of Kowloon. It didn't even occur to me to look up if it was a real place.

[@brentwilber3177]

not me punching my desk and hurting my hand at a jumpscare... ouch

[@Princessmoonlight818]

I love watching gab and jack’s horror game play throughs!❤ thanks for the video!

[@Neamhain]

Ooh, Kowloon! I first learned about Kowloon through the manga Kowloon Generic Romance (which is a great manga by the way) and have been fascinated with the city ever since. I'm surprised there aren't more things using the concept of Kowloon in stories.

[@Donovan0817]

This came right on time for me to have something to watch during lunch!

[@alexferdinansyah757]

This game is claustrophobicaly depressingly horrific. I shudder to think what kind of smell this place all the time. And you can't escape it.

[@FatalKoi]

I really enjoyed this game. I definitely wish listed it. I am also interested in looking into the lore more. Thanks for the video!

[@yangofthevalley]

In my nightmares when I need to hide from someone chasing me, the doors are actually like that. It just swings both ways or the gap between the door and the wall is too big. It can't be locked. Even if it somehow locks, it still opens when the person gets there. Doors never work in my dreams :')

[@benjaminwong2725]

It's the same setting based off on HK Paranormal, which you played a while back! The Kowloon Walled City was first founded as military barracks for a fort in the vicinity, before squatters moving in from China into Hong Kong began turning the compound into a residential enclave. While much of Hong Kong and the New Territories were leased to the British after, the Walled City was not included in the agreement and became one of the remaining pockets of Mainland Chinese influence there. As the British government had no legal jurdistriction, and the Mainland Chinese government didn't seem to care much for the Walled City, it eventually became a lawless land until it's eventual demolishment. Kowloon itself, as a district, still remains.

[@magsical]

You must have a special power. No way I would be playing that and go "Oo! A key ❤!" totally ignoring the atmosphere 😂

[@RoyJNg]

Can we have a compilation of Gab seeing cute animals in games and in real life? 6:12

[@abel_artwork]

BB's sassy walk literally at the beginning of the video is why he's named Big Boss

[@MoonRabbit1977]

There needs to a law that demands that if your game has a dog, you need to include a pet option. Or you just go straight to jail.

[@thesaltywatermelon]

I was just finishing Jacksepticeye's video on this game and was thinking how cool it would be to watch Gab play!

[@SteveyBwoy24]

Same here

[@charli8280]

I questioned my sanity for a second when I saw a person standing in the doorframe behind Evelyn at the end 😂💀

[@soapng2001]

I am from Hong Kong. Although Kowloon City was demolished in 1994, it was very safe at the end of the 1990s.

[@SilverSkyCloud]

imagine how easier it wouldve been if the character just moved the shelves that were stopping them from going down the stairs

[@Ajlez]

Catch and release cockroaches? I wish I had the balls... The ones I get in Florida are bigger than I'd ever seen before... I feel thankful my vision is worsening.

[@limedovahkiin2806]

I said this on Sean's video, but the beginning alleyways reminds me of Stray. Someone said under my comment that it's because Stray was also inspired by Kowloon, or at least the setting was.

[@curseknight5]

i think it was Vice or Cold Fusion that had an awesome documentary covering Kowloon Walled City

[@christiansmith5397]

Yeahhhhh let's go gabs I was JUST looking for something good to watch. Thank you as always for the great vids

[@xaviertdj9758]

My reaction when i saw this vid: " Yes! Fk Yes!" cus sean breaks my ears sometimes, still love him!

[@tammyhicks8699]

Loved Gab threatening the refrigerator!"I will unplug you and you will be lukewarm forever!"Im so glad you don't have to live like that anymore !

[@arvodz]

I have the "official" book of Kowloon Walled City called "City of Darkness". It goes into detail about anything and everything with pictures and interviews etc of what went down in that place. I can HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who is intrigued by stuff like this. The book truly is a work of art 🙂 If the book is not in stock on the website, just wait, it'll most likely be in stock again in some time!

[@sonybaloneyart]

Jack scared the shit out of me at 48:52

[@echolehane]

Not me thinking I’m still watching a horror game when Seán pokes his head into the doorway at the end 👀

[@Kaeporo]

Kowloon Walled City was actually the inspiration for the game Stray! There are lots of games that take after it, actually. I believe Rain World as well.

[@MotorCityMistress]

I remember reading somewhere that Resident Evil 6's setting was also based on Kowloon

[@kuukiihayward3906]

Gabs dead stare when she knows shit is about to get scary and its time to get the fuck out, funny as hell 🤣😅 Edit: So we not gonna talk about the jumpscare at the very?? 48:57

[@Maas.01]

Omg Sean at the end just standing outside of Gab’s room made me jump !!! Perfect timing LMAO

[@Kiragamii]

it's always nice to discover new horror games with Gab

[@Paul20661]

48:36 Sean walking by in the background lol

[@minthouse6338]

Kowloon Walled City did exist until they pulled it all down in 1993. Kowloon as a city still exist in Hong Kong.

[@Smittenkitten182]

The first Jump scare got both my cat and I 😂😅

[@evanm6739]

In Kowloon they will eat your cat on bbq :)

[@pupcrn8897]

this game is visually amazing, but I hate how dependent it is on jump scares. the environment does such a wonderful job creating tension by itself, it doesn't need to constantly have it broken by jump scares every 5 minutes