Interior Worlds #2 - Restless Wandering

[@arbitrary2868]

0:01 Intro/Level 4: Hotel 2:42 More Gunk 4:17 Regarding The Photography System 5:14 People Watcher 5:55 Entamaphonia and Claustrophobia 6:37 Regarding The Compass 7:45 Breaking News: Local Senator Does Tax Fraud 9:01 Dark Dining 10:07 Second Floor Poolroom 11:32 Pool Paul Jumpscare 12:31 Interrupted Librarian Story and Renovated Dining 14:31 Running on The Third Floor 15:49 Luxury Suite 16:15 Luxury Paul Jumpscare 18:43 Painting Secret Door 19:40 The Murder Suite 20:23 Gamer Hole™ Found 21:18 Sketchy Paul 21:39 What Lurks Beyond The Threshold? 22:01 Note: Did You Lose Your Keys? 22:30 Locked For A Reason 23:42 Regarding Hotels and Checking Out 24:23 Level 5: Suburb 26:10 ...But Nobody's Home 27:48 No Soliciting 28:25 Abandoned Metal Left To Freeze in The Snow (Plus, Christmas Crime Scene) 29:52 Cold Shoulder 30:39 Santas Impact Crater 32:18 Another Interrupted Thought and Rooftop Figure 34:02 The Park 34:39 Park Paul and Stuck 35:16 Reload 35:55 Take 2 36:40 Relatable 38:02 Secret Hunting 38:53 Garage -Heathen- Paul's 39:44 Dumpster Paul 39:56 Saying Bye To Quite Pines 40:26 Level 6: Theater 43:41 To Dare or Not To Dare? 44:08 Cinema Halls 45:17 Watching A Movie 48:08 The Typical Workplace Horror Story 49:13 Stall Paul Jumpscare 50:05 Theater Back Halls 50:34 Childhood Memory 51:10 Night of The Living Dead Theater 53:04 I did. My dad had the brilliant idea to take me and my brothers to the premier of The Hobbit: BoFA. The theater played the other two movies before playing the new film, so we had an intermission after each movie. 54:53 Under Renovation 55:04 Abandoned Paul 55:31 Moon of The Wolf Theater 57:26 The She Beast Theater 1:02:07 Barricaded Paul 1:02:54 Taking The Popcorn Home 1:03:28 Level 7: School 1:03:54 Outro 1:04:33 Patrons

[@nekkidzilla7193]

Love how you get scared by the little grays and miss all the dark duendes like the one watching the movie at 53:19

[@trixelized912]

I watch so much Joel it did not occur to me duende isn't just a commonly used word lol

[@matthew-jx3bh]

@@trixelized912I had to actually look it up to make sure it wasn’t just a gnome

[@FaiaHalo]

Where?

[@unwokesociety1624]

at 22:30 there was a man standing in the center of the room, if librarian wouldve seen him he wouldve screamed a i bet

[@StalwartTirith]

22:30 I don't know what's scarier lol. The monster right in front of him, or the fact that he completely missed the monster in front of him. :P

[@ryanb4940]

That actually annoyed me. He completely missed it! It was such a good scare too

[@cassius6435]

He's more scared of the aliens than the monsters

[@M_reapr]

34:09 there's a shadow monster on the bench in the right side at this mark

[@FaiaHalo]

​@@ryanb4940 I really can't see anything at all. I repeated it so many times and I still can't. Where is it?

[@gargoyleguy]

@@FaiaHalo Pause at 22:33. There's a dark figure standing at the back of the room, hunched over. It disappears as he enters the room.

[@StalwartTirith]

3:51 "I thought I heard a chair" scared me to death lol because literally at that exact moment I had shifted my chair over to move my heater and for a split second I thought the video was somehow calling me out!

[@Noelle_Nufkin]

This does feel like what Dr.Kel would do on their weekends, just exploring liminal spaces while hunting more aliens

[@M_reapr]

This feels like Pokemon snap but instead of collecting Pokemon you collect liminal spaces

[@FatherMcKenzie66]

K’s on a mission

[@gaminganimators7000]

​@@M_reaprthat'd be cool, imagine an open world where you can explore real liminal spaces and you have to recreate the original image or something

[@billothekid]

Fun fact: Many old Warner Bros cartoons are indeed in the public domain due to copyright neglect, including the one featured here, titled "Falling Hare".

[@ThatGamePlayer]

Hey Librarian! At 28:44, pause and look at the roof of the house on the left. And at 34:14 at the benches to the right.

[@ValosiTiamata]

As a native of North Jersey, Trenton is located in the fictional realm of "Central Jersey". Trenton is thus its own liminal space that only exists to make the North and South fight over who has to include it on their map. I can also confirm that the Backrooms exist in this nonexistent area of the state - It's where all the tax money disappears from reality. I wonder if anyone's confirmed the movies at the cinema are complete or if only a short part actually plays. Fallout 4 has a mod (Videos of the Wasteland) that allows you to play movies on the TV or even at the drive-in. Among the videos available in their entirety are such classics as Night of the Living Dead, Teenagers from Outer Space, and three collections of Betty Boop cartoons. Considering there are three aliens hiding in each level (and one creature), I almost get the impression we were abducted and are actually in a place created by the aliens to try and understand humanity (which is VERY Backrooms). The creature we keep seeing may be another human who's been trapped here and simply went feral/insane trying to escape.

[@thrdai]

I loved the first entry of this series. This game drips with atmosphere, and reminds me of driving around San Diego at 2 a.m. because I was on midwatches and breaking that sleep schedule on a few days off is a bad idea. I'd look up geocaches that were in public, well lit areas and go find them. Some weren't as public or as well lit as advertised, but I always had fun in that disorienting way a night drive in an unfamiliar neighborhood would be!

[@navoral]

Man, this game series already has an 2nd episode and it made me as excited as the "From the Fog".. and it's even posted at 5 am! Man, morning is gonna be one hell of an adventure!

[@van-a-gone6065]

This has me thinking how cool it could be to encounter a "liminal explorer" type character in a more traditional horror game. Someone disconnected from the main plot, oblivious of and seemingly immune to whatever forces are threatening the player character. The closest example I can think of is Laura from Silent Hill 2 You'd periodically run into them taking pictures of streets, empty storefronts, ect. They might acknowledge the strangeness of everything being deserted but otherwise they're completely calm and in their element, geeking out over the creepy atmosphere They don't know whats going on and can't see the monsters, can't tell you anything useful, but this is the only other living person in the whole game, and they're still a nice reassuring human presence in the middle of a sea of madness. Then toward the end of the game, you're approaching a room at the end of a long corridor. You see a bright flash and a familiar shutter sound from inside. The photographer is here, neat! You get closer, the flashers get faster and faster. As you reach the doorway, there's a final blinding flash and a scream. You enter and the room is empty, except for a smashed camera laying in the middle of the floor. Their luck has run out, and your only companion has been taken by some mysterious threat .

[@jarrajada]

getting jumpscared by a little gray alien that is literally standing still for the 10th time in a row

[@FiatUno2003]

After watching your first entry of this series I immediately bought this game and Umurangi Generation as suggested by one of my replies. I started playing Interior Worlds and I love it. The first level alone madr me excited for it. I really enjoy this type of game. I remember that when I was a kid and I played GTA San Andreas on my PS2 I would take the camera and just take pictures of things I liked or were good looking. It was such an awesome thing to do. I would love to see more games that are focused on photography on the future. Something like INFRA where you go urban exploring and take pictures but without it being your job. You're just there for the pictures and nothing more. You can even throw some horror elements like Morko on it to make it spooky but not turn it into a horror game.

[@elisabethverte7061]

I am sure someone else has commented somewhere, but I get major Langolier vibes from this... love it!

[@riskRED]

Fun Fact: The Looney Tunes episode in the hotel is an episode from 1943 called "Falling Hare" and actually is in the public domain due to its copyright not being renewed in 1971.

[@petestarr6718]

Love your videos and I'm absolutely loving this series! Btw in the suburbs there was a shadow of a man sat on a bench at the playground just before you took the picture of the first alien there. I love a game with nuance and subtlety

[@anisims1569]

@34:12 it looked like there was someone sitting on the bench to your right. They faded as you got closer, I could be wrong but it would be cool if I was right. I loved this snowy area as snow is my favorite as well as the grey clouds and silent nights that come with it.

[@elshelalu2027]

22:32 How did you not notice the shadow there

[@ETHYCRO]

No matter what bullshit is going on in real life at the end of the day(at 4am) I got the new librarian upload to watch as I get settled for bed. Thank you man

[@dominusanuli3595]

I STILL WATCH KMBC-9 NEWS!!! That's so cool! This place also looks like a location fairly close to my hometown.

[@alan_b_scary]

@12:27 that is in fact a hot tub. like the Jacuzzi you mentioned, the deeper part is where your feet go, while you sit on the higher ridge.

[@birdup1_2]

This episode really flew by. By the time it was over I thought barely 10 minutes had passed!

[@electric7487]

29:25 Does anyone notice that one of those street signs says "Vinesauce St"?

[@ne0ns0wl46]

It's so funny to see how many "jump scares" and shadow creatures the librarian acutally missed xD

[@10000eyes]

I should not have watched this at 3am idk why but this game really creeps me out.

[@theluigibro656]

I'm about to go to work but I can't wait to get home and watch this, best KZbinr ever!!!

[@schnitzelhorsen1105]

49:47 I like the detail too, I just wish more analogue "horror" or found footage media had similar effects instead of just shaky-camera nonsense

[@DEAD_ACCOUNT0000]

bro how tf

[@lathander9123]

Your dialogue is always charming

[@tiber_drake]

Am I the only one who thinks it's funny that all these secret aliens seem to be rummaging around in the trash?)

[@clockdragon515]

53:20 a guy chilling alone

[@Ijuuin]

22:33 zoom in right as you open the door you see the creature on the chair and then retreat into the hole a bit later.

[@Ijuuin]

As well as 28:45 on the rooftop a figure is standing.

[@Ijuuin]

34:11 on the bench by the far right Street lamp as well. This entity seems to have been stalking you this entire time.

[@Ijuuin]

53:20 sitting watching the movie top right of screen.

[@FaiaHalo]

THANK YOU for being so clear ❤ I kept seeing people mentioning these things, but not where to find them, so no matter how hard I looked, with my brightness all up, I couldn't find them.

[@Ijuuin]

@@FaiaHalo no problem! I thought I’d point out the ones I remember from the last time I watched someone play this game. This game has a lot of “Blink and you’ll miss it” kind of scares.

[@dustiibunnii]

I really love this series!!! It's absolutely haunting in the best way possible. It really does encapsulate the feelings I have when experiencing these places near closing time aha

[@lexibyday9504]

your alien friends really are in every game you play

[@SirAroace]

8:00 ??? I can understand the TV.

[@theexchipmunk]

3:26 You can literally hear the moment he remembers that one jump scare that made him wary of all ajar doors in his voice. xD

[@sblower9410]

Could the "did you lose your keys?" note be about the keys you collected in that one floor you never ended up using or the keys to your car at the start of the game?

[@TheRogueWolf]

"I always sorta guessed that the Backrooms would be located in New Jersey." I'm not so sure. None of the gas stations in the Backrooms have attendants, and New Jerseyans aren't allowed to pump their own gas.

[@electronicsoap4686]

28:44 he must be doing that on purpose, ain't no way

[@Sanagi575]

Frankly, this game seems just plain *made* for you; I mean that in a slightly strange way, of it being a watch experience where you seem to actually fully mesh with the game's mechanics and flow immediately, and there's no jerkiness of you *struggling* with it, alongside the vibes perfectly fitting your comfy-cozy focus.

[@electronicsoap4686]

22:30 omg, how he missed it 😭😭

[@tinglesrosyrupeeland]

Just was I was hoping for ((:

[@sammy_wills]

7:54 I can hear him perfectly fine.

[@jp4889]

Not sure if it's been suggested but I hear Umurangi Generation is another cool photography game if you're looking for more. Not sure if it counts as creepy. I guess it depends on player interpretation.

[@kaiyotee2475]

29:07 Mark Wahlbug

[@TechNinjaSigma]

Ya-ta!

[@electronicsoap4686]

34:10 omg

[@eegaming3696]

49:16 check the bathroom

[@mee2ube]

Why couldn’t he hear the tv, that annoys me

[@Russilly]

I'm not getting notifications and yes I subscribed and selected all notifications.

[@KaosDeathLord]

I don't understand how everything is so muffled to him I am wearing a 10 dollar pair of skullcandy earbuds and can hear the "muffled" audio.

[@lenanicole2837]

yeah same what is he talking about? it's low i guess but not muffled you can literally hear every word?

[@TheKevphil]

Oh, joy. More giant, vibrating pixels. Just what we've been waiting for in 2024.

[@FatherMcKenzie66]

Yes!

[@jdhzjdh]

New Jersey is the backrooms 😂😂😂

[@Russilly]

Aha caught ya

[@swim808s]

Cool

[@lamb5890]

AYLMAO

[@kingcryonical]

Sup

[@andresmares866]

Hi

[@d4rk_pixelpt688]

first

[@farcryfanatic362]

Day 54 of suggesting Signalis

[@handsomestman]

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