Inspecting Some Normal Cabins in THE CABIN FACTORY

[@SecretSleepoverSociety]

*WARNING* This is a "spot the anomaly" type of game, it has a very unsettling atmosphere. If scary games are tipically not your thing go into this one with caution. Secret Sleepover Society is every Sunday & Wednesday at 8 pm ET www.twitch.tv/secretsleepoversociety

[@maxberry7908]

8PM in the new year, right?

[@SecretSleepoverSociety]

Yes! I messed up the number on the post it should be an 8. (I have a lot of macros that auto type stuff and I haven't updated all of them) -Khaztaroth

[@bgrasshopper]

Top 10 things to say to your pregnant wife, #1. “Dude, you’re like Krang.”

[@G30R6E93]

Jason and Julie's relationship is truly something else, absolutely incredible

[@chriswest6988]

Still, absolutely mild compared to "You're like a Gundam" "Except we're both organic, so I'm more like an Eva. Or an Escaflowne. Although I guess Escaflownes are more like internal Ratatouilles" from the Indiana Jones stream

[@---fi2ml]

She fucking pogged as well

[@THEE_RAT_KING]

This is my intro to her pregnancy, this is a great way to here about it😂😂

[@raz1572]

julie is pregent?!

[@iamnoone21]

Another story spoilers comment I like that we get a horror protagonist who actually gets to win--she escapes, lives to old age, and has photos in her nice apartment of her and her brother hanging out (+mr frog!), and is consistently able to shut out/ignore what's haunting her. Its not just "we survived a monster as kids but it's back 20 years later and I have to sacrifice myself to end the cycle," she took deseprate measures to leave a horrible situation and not even vengeful ghosts can stop her from living now

[@citruskeys]

Yeah, Greta closing the door like Fuck That is dope, actually. You tell em, Greta.

[@therealandrew185]

This game is actually a masterclass in timing for horror. The moment you realize the painting has become the actual woman is the moment she runs at you. If she'd moved a second earlier, it would be a lame jumpscare. If she'd moved a few seconds later, it would've just been ambient thriller.

[@chloeballans7833]

Thankyou so much for this comment because it made me hyper vigilant of the painting, waiting for it. Thankfully I noticed she was out way before Julia did and was able to not get jumpscared by the running. You saved my life, I fear.

[@demiiyon]

and the music stopping and door creaking after the "Credits"

[@listerjne]

oh thats wonderful to know because game grumps just played this and left before she ran out 😭 arins frantic nature frequently ruins horror games, but luckily the quality of the game is still clear!! absolutely the best of its kind, the whole experience of this game is so perfectly diabolical

[@winddancer613]

Julia explaining her dad used to do home invasion drills is the most on-brand thing I’ve ever heard but I was still completely baffled by it 😂

[@basementdwellercosplay]

Everything Julia tells something about her dad, I'm surprised but not because he did it, but surprised I didn't expect it before

[@lucasenraraujo]

It makes me a bit sad because you just know the intentions were good and certainly Julia acquired some good skills from it, but it must have been rough on her and her brother. It's kinda like US kids having to go through gun drills at schools... :/

[@Cocoanutty0]

Jacob was like “yeah that’s not ok” and I appreciate him for it. That must have been so scary for a little kid

[@Knight-Bishop]

​@@Cocoanutty0 If I remember correctly, she mentioned her parents watched the movie Hanna sometime in recent years, and it made her dad have an epiphany. Obviously not as intense as that movie but still wanted to apologize for rushing the more potentially traumatic survivalist stuff at a younger age. 😅

[@kennymartin5976]

​@Knight-Bishop Its excellent that he did some hard self reflection and realized some of the things he did were messed up. Its a bit of a rarity amongst parents who raise their kids like that.

[@chef_Jeremy]

"It's because I was right one time so I'm gonna be insufferable now" words to live by from Jacob "Tummy Boy" Andrews

[@danielled8665]

I try to hold that energy to my heart. 😂

[@Umbrella4me]

Julia is now the tummy boy.

[@estherschick388]

@@Umbrella4methe tummy boy vessel

[@weirdo337]

Oh right that’s his last name! I’ve been calling him Jacob Drawee for like half a year just cause I couldn’t be bothered to Google it

[@firelordoregano5632]

@@weirdo337 jacob drawfee is correct

[@KirbyCom]

The jumpscare option is in fact a joke . . . . . . . When you turn it on, it immediately causes a jumpscare and then the option is gone lol

[@savvyseaworth123]

I was so glad I found this bit when I played the game. It scared the crap out of me and then I immediately died laughing.

[@jacobmiller2008]

I feel like I missed something… did they do this?

[@lee-kk8ul]

@@jacobmiller2008nope, someone in chat asked “did you turn on jumpscare mode?” and jacob was like “huh” and then later someone said jumpscare mode was a little joke

[@fortwas]

that's such a good joke lmao

[@rebeccawebber]

that’s so funny what the hell 😂

[@iamnoone21]

I love how this game is so successful at being creative, immersive, and terrifying, and yet it doesn't take itself too seriously--the fanfare and animation at the end of the run cracked me up

[@CrepuscularBean]

poor julia getting kicked by their kid lmao. man when the little girl blocked the door i was like "IS THIS GAME OKAY TO PLAY WHILE PREGNANT?"

[@41tinman41]

as a medical professional, i would like to posit that pregnant folks shouldnt be playing scary games like these. but on the other hand, content. i trust jake and julie enough to know when to pause and switch places though. i hope...

[@saveoursquirrels4241]

@@41tinman41 why shouldn't pregnant people play scary games? Genuine question. I know increased stress over long periods can be detrimental, but is playing a scary game for a couple hours also bad?

[@41tinman41]

@@saveoursquirrels4241 A couple of hours should be fine, though that would differ from person to person. Stress in general can be uncomfortable for the pregnant woman and the unborn child. Spike in heart rate and blood pressures, or anything in general that could cause a significant change in the homeostasis of the body. A sustained scream can cause a person to bear down which could squeeze on the baby if you do it wrong. so yeah, just opt for more chill stuff if you cant handle scary games and movies and pregnant.

[@floataway3]

I feel like we are documenting the evolution of the spot the anomaly genre. Started with Observation Duty looking through cameras, then exit 8 showed the power of spot the difference and move through the space, now we are using these powers to tell a story. I know there are others out there, but those are the big ones in the genre I think.

[@arcadius2569]

Wonder what the Spot the Difference genre singularity will look like.

[@neonnoise9927]

PT did it all a decade ago, everyone else is just now catching up

[@floataway3]

@@neonnoise9927 Sort of. PT is definitely a starting point for games where you move through a space repeatedly like Ten bells or exit 8, but it didn't have any interactivity, you weren't engaging with the space, just moving through it to see the next scare.

[@Storm-hawke]

The thumbnail for this one was absolutely S-tier

[@Annette1278]

n o r m a l

[@Amethyst_Witch3110]

My sincerest thabks to Jacob for the water drinking tutorial, until now I have never drank a single drop of water and finally know the feeling of hydration!

[@taylor3950]

And Julia’s flight attendant demonstration just really brought it home 🥲

[@iamnoone21]

This reminded me of that older stream where they looked up/gave instructions on making yourself poop/pee "1. Go for a walk. 2. Rinse your perineum???" 😂

[@FluffyPancakes36]

@@iamnoone21Sit up straight, elevate your feet, remember to breathe. The knowledge haunts me.

[@iamnoone21]

@@FluffyPancakes36 y'ever need to poop so badly you forget to breathe? xD

[@Emma-es4dq]

That whole thing was giving big ‘do you know what a rectangle is?’ Vibes to me

[@vulpeszerda39]

straight up cabin’ it, and by it, well, lets justr say, my factory

[@aprilshower_]

as someone that /loves/ scary games but can't stomach playing them, watching let's plays has been the only way for me to experience them. jacob and julia spooky streams are the best (personally speaking) because they are far braver than me while also doing bits to lighten the mood lol

[@M.Datura]

Yeah. Same. I used to love creepy games, but I cannot bear trying to play any, especially since I live alone now and insomnia means I'm usually up at night and not during the day, and their laughs at being scared, banter and just general cheerfulness really makes it possible.

[@notoriousresearcher]

You might also like Let's Nope by LoadingReadyRun then, Adam and Ben are both really good at lightening the mood (they also did cabin factory recently if you want to compare their playstyle) Edit: ProZD and Steve do some horror games too sometimes and are also pretty lighthearted

[@_Moe]

Same. I love horror books and movies but playing video games is an entirely different experience. I can't be responsible for a character's safety! Don't even get me started on first person POV horror games!

[@Knight-Bishop]

Partially unrelated, but if you wanted to do _italics_ on KZbin, it's underscores instead of slashes. Took me years to find out. Hyphens do -strikethrough- and asterisks are *bold.* And you usually have to put punctuation inside of them or it will break it up. 🫡

[@taylor3950]

Same, my tolerance for spooky and sad has gone down in recent years but I still wanna see the games 😭

[@Vexic929]

the more I learn about Julia's childhood the more I'm convinced she was raised by Batman

[@Pine-m6h]

:O Franch Batman!

[@JuniperDenn]

Chauve-souris homme???? 😂

[@jjvh500]

Julia was raised to be Hit-Girl (from Kickass), instead, she became "Oh Hitman~"

[@katrina_SJD]

Oh my god Julia is the French Cassandra Cain

[@SimonBuchanNz]

Or at least Nick Cage's Big Daddy.

[@bethaniepetitpas5699]

Their first argument as new parents is just going to be Julia shouting "JACOB! LOCK THE FRICK IN!!!!"

[@mimi_h]

chill in a totally normal cabin with these totally chill cats! 4:14 olive arrives to dig and lap cat it up 5:50 jacob's become a krang of sorts via olive 11:52 apologizing to olive ahead of time 15:20 background joy emerges 21:52 olive does not like the little girl 25:22 olive's back to provide comfort by not being scared 26:05 anomaly detected: excellent cat jump 31:50 cat petting and eye rubbin will never stop so long as julia's allergic

[@May_Odaigahara]

also it's so fucking funny that Julia feels the baby kick every time she gets scared, talk about adding an extra challenge to horror games lol

[@dpeterson5630]

I'm obsessed with the dance right before the credits. I think every horror game and movie should do that to ease you out

[@the_god_abandinus]

So brave of Julia to come out as Krang.

[@HameltheKamel]

The visceral fear when those buttons were gone at 47:07 sent me to a new dimension.

[@prikhire]

literally my answer to jacob’s question was like 300k at first but when the man started running my stomach dropped and my answer shot to 5M aint no way

[@lilbread1717]

53:12 I screamed Btw, the moment the story about the fire and the two kids not being there was told, I knew this was about child abuse, and as someone who grew up in an abusive household, the 911 call is some bs I have heard a lot

[@Emma-es4dq]

Right? As soon as the radio went “The parents looked like they’d been locked inside, the kids are nowhere,” I went, yep, kids locked the parents in to escape.

[@galaxycat9966]

This game also does well with the metaphors, Jacob said earlier “we keep choosing to go back to this house we freaking hate” because we don’t have any other option than to quit. There’s also the fact that a lot of the time you can’t report it even if something is clearly wrong which also stands out to me.

[@orange-ace]

yeah, thats why I love greta getting out, living her life, and closing the door on those memories at the end. She did what she felt she had to do to get out, and the story doesn't punish her for that

[@syntext]

This feels so Silent Hill PT inspired with the radio talking about the family as you're outside the cabin or the events in the bathroom. I love it.

[@Pbhades]

I love that Julia conquered her fear and started having fun at the end, and that Jacob didn’t push her to do anything one way or the other. Fun game :)

[@SonderBeats]

1:14:47

[@TimjanThyme]

35:56 “No woman, yes cry” really spoke to me, this game is TERRIFYING y’all. im getting paranoid and im watching this in broad daylight

[@TheMaddiemynci]

I tried but this one is too scary for me. But I do want to say i appreciate the spelling of "froug" in the subtitles

[@cassidyturner7561]

6:40 the teamwork and clarity of instruction during Jacob's water drinking tutorial is conclusive evidence that Jacob and Julia are a power couple who will undoubtedly be overpowered parents too

[@CritSuccessNerd]

"This game is one hour btw" *sees the nearly 2 hour runtime* oh this is fun

[@flamshiz]

40:14 "they're trying to fool you! this is an un-haunted house! this is clear! YEAHHHH! I'VE BEEN RIGHT TWICE"

[@knilorebardus2519]

Watching everyone miss that these are prop cabins for amusement parks is my new favorite thing. It's supposed to look, feel and sound haunted but not actually be haunted.

[@dweebicusmaximus]

Literally. They give you a whole speech about it!!

[@Lucifersfursona]

That in no way at all covers the fact that every single one of them are near perfect replicas of the repressed childhood of the player character

[@chriswest6988]

The second the lighting changes before you actually get inside that excuse goes out the window. Also, stuff appearing to move on its own would be a huge part of a haunted house attraction, so that story both doesn't explain enough and could easily explain too much.

[@tekh_v01]

Oh, that makes sense I was so caught up on the thought that they produce cabins like the one where karina and jacob had the little georgia boy incident

[@katie3944]

As someone with an anxious/panic disorder, I’m right there with Julia on this one haha I’d die if I played this myself so you’ve done me a service by playing

[@M.Datura]

Same. My anxiety is usually in "social" but dang if this didn't trigger some of the "great fear of the unknown" that's at the bottom of that.

[@MsErythrocyte]

Just hanging out in the comments every once in a while to calm down between scares, help

[@youremom420]

me the WHOLE vod 😭😭😭😭 wasnt built for how scary this is LOL

[@Muppet.Rabies]

me too🤝

[@livendus]

Just know we're all in this together. And the lady can't get here

[@almightyshippo1197]

I think the important thing to remember with this game is that it's not a 'spot the difference' game. Things are allowed to be different, they just aren't allowed to actively move. ^_^

[@noahdoss1967]

Welcome to The Cabin Factory, where we make haunted houses based on your childhood trauma- no, not the customers’ trauma, yours. So make sure we got it right.

[@Ovetupp]

This game is so cool because it is exactly what you expect but also manages to be something else entirely.

[@alexanderhammil6754]

What a fun twist on Hansel and Gretel!

[@ShadowfoxProductions]

This game was super neat. They did a great job of building an unsettling atmosphere, but also that made the jokes hit so much harder! That credits bit hit me like a sack of bricks.

[@Dr.Deagle.]

I was scared but stuck it out for Julia doing the same. Awesome game

[@clb734]

This game is weirdly unsettling i love it so much You knowbwhat it is? Its that the game takes back and forth from the very scary horror with unsettling story telling to the absurdity of testing theme park haunted houses for being actually haunted. Those two aspects out so close next to eachother really hightens the discomfort. 10/10

[@ledemon_hyru4]

Actually a little sad she missed the mechanic of my favorite anomaly, it's the model house. You can see little wooden figures in the model, you can watch them move and loop the ghost by watching the little figures, therefore not die, and I thought that was such a cool mechanic :D

[@_Moe]

She didn't miss it. In the last house at the end of the VOD, she gets that anomaly again and understands the mechanic.

[@ledemon_hyru4]

@@_Moe Oooh I was working while watching the vod, I'll have to go back and watch that part again I must have missed it while being distracted :D

[@phoeberose2429]

15:55 make sure not to connect your TV to a universal remote then. My neighbour and I spent months accidentally freaking eachother out

[@boyinblue.]

I once convinced my younger siblings that their TV was sentient using a roku remote app. You can connect to those tvs so easily.

[@Graciew8]

Me: I’ll put on something relaxing to watch for my end of work week bubble bath/candle time Also me: nervously laughing holding towel over eyes at big stuffed animals

[@frigginresulrum]

My favorite thing about this game conceptually is that there's some kind of automated verification that tells you whether you're right or wrong and that totally nullifies your role in the process lol.

[@Crimson.Rogues]

Julia talking about setting fire to a house that things randomly turn on in reminded me of my childhood home where a phone line that had been disconnected for 10+ years made weekly phone calls to the police. That shit was hella haunted lmao so glad I moved out

[@KrazyKatLady]

This reminds me of when I worked in home healthcare in this 100 yr old farmhouse, there was a corded phone upstairs behind a locked door that would be randomly put on speaker and make the phone lines busy. I came in one day when no one was home and it was sitting on speaker so I went upstairs and the number that had been called was '6666666666666'. I came in the next time I was there with sage, salt, and white candle and it never happened again.

[@alexmighty693]

My mom had a flip phone that was dead for years that just rang on it own one day. When i opened it, the screen was off. Both my mom and i heard it.

[@taylor3950]

@@KrazyKatLady You are a good strong boy for going back in that house

[@saxrendell]

if youve scrolled down to the comments because its too scarey and you need a little break, i can really recommend (if you dont mind spoilers) looking up a walkthrough/anomaly guide and reading about what all the anomalies are before you continue watching, it becomes more a spot-the-difference game and you can anticipate some of the jump scares, much less stressful!

[@BARKZIM]

Julia going "I chose this over Fruit Bus!" Reminded me of a funny story-- My (at the time) girlfriend, her brother, their family friend+her son went out, and were given the choice between spelunking (cave exploring) and a water park, and we decided the caves-- I enjoyed it, I'm not claustrophobic or generally scared of that whole shebang, but my ex, her brother and family-friends-son were nervous, and while mid-cave, ex gfs brother went "Man, I could've been at a water park! We could have picked water park!" anyway at the end of it we all enjoyed it and were glad we picked it

[@RangerHyuga]

greta closing the door on her trauma and being able to move on in the end rules actually

[@edwinbryer4455]

I was watching this before bed and I had to stop because the two doors in my room creaked because of wind. I truly thought that was it for me.

[@soupsoupsoupsoupsoupsoup]

choose your own adventure: fruit bus or haunted cabin

[@TofuDinoNugs]

I choose fruit bus omg I’m dying

[@cromchychipdip5982]

Is the Fruit bus in the same line as the Down With Cis bus?

[@HIMMURF]

26:06 OMG, same! When I was pregnant the only thing I would watch at night was Markiplier 3 Scary Games and anytime a jump scare got me it also got my baby! lol

[@slashbat2375]

The first time I saw someone play this game I was like "yea, that's a Jason and Julie game"

[@SonderBeats]

who is jason

[@slashbat2375]

@SonderBeats Julie's roommate and coworker

[@livendus]

@@slashbat2375 Not gotten this confirmed yet but I think?? Jason and Julie?? Are dating???

[@slashbat2375]

@@livendus THEY'RE WHAT??

[@_Moe]

​@@livendus you mean jason and Krang?

[@Ginny97263]

Holy shit the scare at 34:45 was so fucking scary I literally eeked and hid under the covers

[@ddubmomo]

I checked the footage…everything was completely normal before they went up the stairs!!

[@casesandcapitals]

I saw this comment about a minute before it happened and then waiting for the scare was so much more tense lol

[@unclewiley1986]

I flinched so bad I accidentally made a phone call bc I was texting lol

[@jonturk9552]

No wonder the cabin is haunted and everyone went insane, the layout of it is evil and irksome lol

[@sierracomley1044]

Long time VOD watcher, and i AM the person who can't play scary games but enjoy watching others play them. That said, i wanna give Julia all the kudos for finishing the stream in this game. I screamed when that one thing happened and was so tense for the rest of the stream. 😱

[@jukgetta]

The description says "The Cabing Factory", just so you know! Love the anomaly games so always excited for them to play a new one

[@SecretSleepoverSociety]

One day, I'll learn to read what I write. Thanks for the heads up! -Khaztaroth

[@TehBuggy]

You spotted the anomaly! 😂

[@harpeowl]

Y'know what after being sick for the whole weekend it was strangely comforting to see something more terrifying than my lunch making a comeback over and over again

[@robooz]

1:27:05 Props to them for catching on so fast, but that one gets both really freaky and kinda silly if you continue on, its good.

[@Picksi2312]

4:28 My partner, completely out of nowhere, told me I'm an arachnid now because I am growing four more limbs

[@saphrodite1]

ive had a rough day and the thumbnail was so goofy it cheered me right up and i started laughing. thank you Khaz for all you do for the SSS community

[@hermitized4391]

"I was thinking about the frogg..." Same, Jacob

[@fluidstatic5564]

I've watched the first minute of this video an unreasonable amount, and I wheeze with laughter every time. The bit is absolutely begging to be animated.

[@homemelanie]

Jacob 👌 I need you to lock 👌the freak in 👌 A corpse was being drrraged 👌The corpse of the BOY 👌👌👌was being dragged across the damn floor, Jacob!

[@NadirEatsRocks]

Gonna have to come back to this one in the morning. I'm so intrigued by the lore and the atmosphere but it's currently the middle of the night in my dark, dark bedroom and I just can't handle how unnerving this one is!

[@bokodasu]

I've watched other people play scary games since I had to go to a friend's house to watch in person, but these anomaly finding games are just on this side of "not TOO scary", I love them. Gonna pick this up asap.

[@kawaiiaurora182]

I thought the song julia was reminded of by the name halifax was gonna be 'I ain't no halifax girl'

[@chriswest6988]

And if you ever come back to -Halifax- I'll be here for you.

[@evilandmaliciouswarwick]

ohh this reminds me the one time i was in a log cabin was in like 2005 maybe and my cousin who was a toddler saw a huge amount of dead ladybugs on the floor in it and thought they were M&Ms so she shovelled them up and ate them

[@teamilkandhoneys]

....thanks for sharing friend. ❤

[@alienjaak8393]

im not thankful why would u admit this

[@sincitytoastcrunch]

I'm definitely one of those vod watchers that loves watching a spooky game like this. Between the fun of being scared AND Jacob and Julia reacting- it's the best of both the excited/scared and humor.

[@rokneer]

I was literally looking to see if there was a new VOD when this one popped up, you love to see it. Keep up the great work Kaz!

[@trustindean5164]

The fact I actually shrieked just a bit at this game is a real testament to how genuinely terrifying it is

[@the_god_abandinus]

1:27:39 It's giving 'the end of Halloweentown, where all the Cromwells are humming to kill Kalabar'

[@johnyesjustjohn]

40:27 Me on a day when I’ve done everything wrong except two things:

[@CrepuscularBean]

the little girl/doll at the front door scared the SHIT out of me

[@iamnoone21]

Story spoilers I wonder if any of the cabins are actually haunted, or if just Greta herself is? Most of the hauntings revolve around her personal trauma, and she's sure used to closing the door on unwanted spooky things in her life. Wouldn't hiring her cause some bias in the factory's QA then? Im glad she got her brother out though, they look so happy in that photo

[@clowntown3]

I like that the story is simple but you can piece it together. Parents are abusive, Greta wants to get away with her brother but knows she can't if they're alive so locks them inside the house while it's on fire.

[@iamnoone21]

​@@clowntown3I liked how much the phone call scare tells you--a little girl hides in the loft to call the police, but they refuse to help her, and you turn and find your tormentors blocking the exits, but you have to push past them and escape despite the fear--she really was out of options

[@mc3612]

This game had some really good scares and spooky atmosphere and Julia was SO BRAVE about playing it, I could never

[@a_little_wizard]

The first ending took me out lmao I was not expecting that 1:00:58

[@mattCDrom]

For those of you easily spooked, here are the timestamps I know you're looking for I had to stop for my own sake around 54:00 so after that idk . .. . . cabin spooks 13:38 16:40 19:30 21:50 21:57 22:25 24:40 33:37 34:47 38:56 47:06-(i put the gameplay behind a sticky note, so the times from here on out are based on reaction)47:45 49:40 50:40 51:45 53:15

[@calebhughes975]

Unironically the one at 53 minutes made me jump. Everything else was fine somehow but that one ruined me for about 10 minutes

[@primmadonnagirls]

incredibly funny stream, probably one of my favorite so far! I was so totally chicken when it was first getting hairy and I almost turned the video off, but I'm glad I stuck with it. what a great game.

[@JuniperDenn]

The amount of times I squeaked in second-hand terror during this VOD, my God. Thanks for playing it so I dont have to!

[@sylviapage61]

*SPOILERS* I loooove the writing/story in this game - like going home to your apartment and then ur just in the cabin again! but the MC decides to just take the blue pill or whatever and cope. And then the dancing is so freaking funny, i agree w jacob that its a nice come down from everything

[@mikimakesstuff]

Unironically Jacob explaining how to drink water to chat is actually what parenting is like but you feel insane because the toddler just isn’t getting it and you don’t know how else to explain drinking water. Hes gonna be a great dad

[@madaian369]

This was so scary! I was cracking up at Julia's "I chose THIS over Fruitbus!" (23:28), especially now after the Fruitbus stream 😂

[@robooz]

I really appreciate the "How to Drink Water" tutorial, I can finally start living!

[@JinnieBoi]

53:13 SCARED THE LIFE OUT OF ME HOLY GOD

[@WateryStar]

Yeah I'm stopping after that 😅 I'll see if I'm up for more tomorrow lol

[@Mistycle8]

Nothing could have possibly prepared me for the dance routine oh my goodness, I couldn’t breathe

[@izzycharpentier7861]

I guess i haven't been keeping up because I didn't know they're expecting!! Omg congrats guys ❤

[@howdyitsren]

had this playing while working on a literature review. what a delight to only hear about the horrors and not witness them directly.

[@evehearth]

I haven't watched in a few months so Jacob comparing Julia to Krang was how I found out she was pregnant btw. Congratz!

[@MartyBoBlue]

51:40 in jacobs defense i also didnt see that until i put it on .25 speed. Julia just clocked that SO FAST XD made for a hillarious moment tho

[@M.Datura]

No?! I guess my brain is wired the same as Julia's because that was *so* clear to me. I don't understand how anyone can NOT see it unless they weren't actually seeing the screen. I do notice on looking at the timeline for when it's actually on screen that it's only on screen for like four seconds, but it's pretty much the only thing moving. Don't people see movement better than other things? (btw this is not intented as insulting or sass, it's genuine: I don't understand how that was not super noticeable to people.)

[@TheDrawfeeBraincell]

@@M.Datura I am absolutely NOT an expert, but my guess would be that either Jacob & OG commenter weren’t fully paying attention yet (since they were JUST entering the cabin), or that it’s due to people having different processing speeds. I know at least for me (I have a processing disorder) sometimes I don’t catch things because I didn’t have enough time to, well, process what I’m seeing/hearing. brains are so interesting!! :)

[@sarahg6932]

For me, the movement of the legs basically blended into the movement of the door opening, which was what I was still focusing on. Plus, the leg colour blends in pretty well to the floor.

[@M.Datura]

@@TheDrawfeeBraincellYes, that's what I was thinking too. That it's about focus more than anything else. I think I'm also more questioning if people don't respond more to movement in tense situations really. I can't tell, I don't have a before and after comparison with PTSD to know if a thing is "normal" or PTSD normal. I too have processing delays (due to a myriad reasons, so I feel you there), and my processing speed of any input varies wildly on my daily state, but just, to me it's like there's a spotlight on it: it's in the centre of the screen, and it's the *only* thing moving for about five seconds. Plus it's such a hyper specific visual that at least I associate with "oh shit!". I think my real question is more, "do people not get more alert by suspicious motion in a tense situation?" - probably related to how tense people experienced the stream.

[@M.Datura]

@@sarahg6932 Aha. That explains something. I don't focus on a door opening *at all,* especially not when tense. The door is after all not likely to be a thing that causes an issue. I suppose they both move aside to the left.

[@onibeebee]

ive literally seen the woman walk out of that painting in another playthru and it still made me yip when it happened

[@hmmurdockofids]

Whenever I hear a lore radio report I always think about how in PT they said "called nine eleven" instead of "911" and therefore I always wait with baited breath whenever I see "911" in subtitles. I never understood how they let that slide in the demo.

[@yoarg]

this game spooky af

[@CalebDennis1]

53:13 spooked me so bad that my entire body spasmed. I'm laying in bed but my legs started the run cycle

[@jessica232]

This game gave me the same great feeling as "The Others" movie and that's one of my top favorite scary movies. Not too many really scary bits but they are just incredibly unsettling.

[@Storm-hawke]

I've spent the past 30 minutes doing some graphics design studies and the second I clicked out of that, this video showed up and saw the thumbnail. It was meant to be.

[@TofuDinoNugs]

What a coincidence, Khaz’s passion is graphic design 😂

[@lilflo36]

I only will ever buy cabins inspected by julia and jacob and that's it. Zillow? Nahh man not my speed

[@beebeebees]

I never thought a woman calmly walking towards me in a cabin could scare me, but I YELPED. 😅

[@undevelopmentteam]

Souls are kept in the bottom right of the HUD

[@andrewfleenor7459]

...where they're invisible! You're so right!

[@idridian]

a streamer i watch played this with the twitch extension where viewers could vote on whether they thought the cabin was clear or danger, and i got #1 on the leaderboard by simply voting DANGER immediately the second we entered the cabin every single time lol

[@Kraedur]

I love that I've started watching these streams live, because I have an excuse to watch every stream AT LEAST twice now. These vods are awesome. ❤️

[@sharkbit3547]

things we learned: should've played fruit bus