I Played Steam Games That Nobody Plays

[@Joeseppi]

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[@SR-it4ky]

Ok : )

[@bruhmometo2584]

yes

[@jujt2258]

ok

[@hugo57k91]

K

[@blubrrycat]

C o o l

[@Cavi587]

The Milo game is such a little masterpiece, obviously crafted with love. It's a shame it's been under the radar, but I'm also happy this video exposed this great game to me and over 2 million other viewers as of the writing of this comment.

[@toxicantsole]

its somewhat melancholy, i wonder how many other hidden gems will never be discovered

[@ninjasaga4703]

I saw The Milo first time in Rusty Lake discord server. Mitoza was also made an appereance there. They both nice games.

[@etiennedoreau6476]

After posting, looks like the game got lots of attention,it’s now got 675 reviews and an overwhelmingy positive score!

[@MiguelAbd]

4M now

[@mrcmoes]

Im shocked it flew under the radar. Going to buy this and Brol for sure (kinda gives me a portal-is vibe).

[@tarambukis-c2q]

Milo and the magpies was honestly really beautiful and compelling. It's ingenious, not sure why nobody plays it.

[@idontknowwhattouseasanusername]

Finally, a good commenter getting subscribers fairly.

[@kadenseans12]

@@puzzLEGO too lazy to watch a good video now, mr checkmark?

[@orbitastral6882]

@@kadenseans12 lmao

[@puzzLEGO]

@@kadenseans12 reading comments while watching lol, ignore it now. Also ignore the check mark

[@wRadion]

Because it had no visibility, until this video I guess

[@beepboop9750]

Milo and the magpies was made by Johan Scherft, a Dutch artist. The backyards reminded me so much of home and the birds are the exact ones in my backyard. It feels so nostalgic to me!

[@petrdobias]

I started studying in Eindhoven this year and I immediately recognized the look of those houses in the game. It feels like all Dutch houses and backyards look the same, its insane

[@Diversetracks]

yeah and also the stereotype characters😂

[@__Timmerman__]

Same

[@_x3llax_380]

as a dutch person aswell I loved his pronunciation of the name 😂 and yes it gives a very warm vibe like dutch houses do 😉

[@Greenman4890]

Yeah when I saw the newspaper I was like ohhh that makes sense. Pretty cool.

[@mouse-ml]

Wow, I played Milo and the magpies before watching this, because I discovered the studio (Rusty Lake) long time ago and played every single game by it ever since. And oh boy, you've just touched the tip of an iceberg, hence Milo and the magpies is just a little game made specifically for kids. This studio made 3 full-length quest games as well as more than a dozen of smaller games (like Milo and the magpies), highly inspired by Twin Peaks, with crimes, blood, surrealism, and a huge plot that every single game is connected too.

[@yellobb3848]

Holy shit, I was just watching and thinking that Milo and the Magpies reminded me of a Rusty Lake game. Surprised it flew under the radar for so long! I’m a huge fan of the Cube Escape series, but had never heard of this one

[@moosenman]

Oh my god they made that???? Holy shit everything makes so much sense, no wonder it was one of the best games

[@xpollland]

I love cube escape. Rusty lake is a great Lil company

[@Someoneyeeted]

I KNEW IT i literally was thinking "this reminds me of cube escape"

[@fatima_p]

It's kind of sad to see games that were made with such dedication just being forgotten

[@Vladislav_0001]

yeah its sad

[@jamesabestos2800]

@@Vladislav_0001 Even if Broken, Hear their concept especially Fran.

[@user-ev8jc7uo1v]

Milo and the Magpies

[@danielsgarden9283]

Some of these games may be shit, but they come from a place of passion (especially milo and the magpies) but I wish people would respect this

[@Emperoroleary]

wait until you see roblox

[@MaksymCzech]

"Milo and Magpies" sounds like an actual good game P. S. I went on Steam and bought it. Saw hundreds of reviews by people from this video. On one hand, I am glad the internet often works this way and helps people discover great things. I also imagine the game developer will not minds couple hundred extra bucks. On the other hand, just imagine how many great things remain hidden, unknown, never to be discovered. P. P. S. The game is also translated into 19 languages o_O

[@oliveryt7168]

Yeah, you can tell, they put a lot of brain matter, time, work and passion in this game. (I am judging this game on what I saw in this video though..)

[@Its_Me_Romano]

its officially dutch

[@maxdavis7722]

@@Its_Me_Romano damn that’s a shame. If only it wasn’t Dutch then the game would be so much better.

[@Its_Me_Romano]

@@maxdavis7722 je moeder

[@StormDogg]

That's the paradox of the internet. Unique and incredible games that never otherwise would have had a platform can be shared so easily. Also, EVERYONE can share their "unique and incredible" game. So the great ones really are a needle in a giant stack of rotten hay.

[@lilly-annesenior5450]

It's really sad to see games Like "Milo and the Magpies* to be made with loads of love and care and beautiful artwork/artists just to be left in the depths of steam to be forgotten and left to rot.

[@Readous]

It happens quite often, mainly due to marketing. Too many game devs release their game without any or not good enough marketing. You gotta build an audience as you're developing or get a publisher if you can't get attention by yourself. I agree, Milo and the Magpies was well made, cute and relaxing. Hope it got some attention after this video

[@lilly-annesenior5450]

@@Readous I found it on the play store so ima give it a go when I can

[@MSUTri]

@@Readous I do think that today low budget social marketing can be done though, especially for a game as good as Milo. A short trailer video (budget $500 max, could even be free with minimal video editing skills by the artist) posted to the publisher's social media pages would be a start, and the developer would reach out to a number of video reviewers and even just a select group of general gamers with free copies of the game for review (budget perhaps $100-$200), to drum up interest in the niche market for such games. Of course, that's certainly easier said than done. I imagine many reviewers are swamped with offers to review games. Probably the biggest problem is simply taking the time to reach out to enough potential reviewers to find a few who are willing to do it. It would certainly make sense for an up and coming developer to have a game reviewed by an up and coming KZbin channel though.

[@louisbarklem3415]

@@MSUTri But they do have a trailer. It's on the KZbin and Twitter accounts for Second Maze.

[@MSUTri]

@@louisbarklem3415 Thanks for pointing it out!

[@friedratsss]

This video led to me playing Milo and the magpies! it's truly a beautiful game, and I ended up getting all the secret achievements. I entered into the raffle and ended up winning a commissioned portrait of my cat! All because of this video, thank you so much!

[@Soroosh.S83]

These comments on the videos are really wholesome Even I can't believe they are real I mean it's too good to exist

[@ireallycantthinkofaname4726]

W

[@treeloverhana]

Omg that’s so cute 😭😭😭 congratulations

[@DoYouSeeBananaManTH]

W

[@Ozzbim]

And it got a *fucking Christmas sequel* WITH A RABBIT

[@entechcore]

Just a reminder: Every game costs $100 to put up on Steam. EDIT: As somebody in the comments pointed out, they also take a 20% - 30% cut from sales.

[@cristi5137]

Thats actually true??

[@totallyjustmagic]

@@cristi5137 It is

[@mmmm768]

@@cristi5137 I confirm this too, I tried to upload a game of my own to Steam, 100$ fee and I turned away. No more Steam

[@cgieric-3danimator]

nightshift I'm the Creator

[@pippipip]

@@pitiantifriz literally just look it up

[@Randomyoutuber-4831]

Good news about Milo and the magpies, the game pretty much spiked in popularity thanks to this video. (I’m not kidding, if you look at it’s steam charts now you’ll see a MASSIVE spike in the player count a few days after this video released.) Now it’s sporting an ‘overwhelmingly positive’ rating from over 1,500 reviews. All thanks to Joeseppi, the dev even thanked him for bringing their game some much needed exposure.

[@magicimaginations]

That's so cool!

[@gabby_5820]

Good ending :D

[@moonieland]

That's amazing

[@dikkado]

They deserved it!

[@Randomyoutuber-4831]

@@chiptux909 That only applies to multiplayer games with lots of replay value. This is a single player game really focused more on the initial experience than getting multiple playthroughs, ergo getting players to hang around is not a high priority.

[@oliverboii7034]

God, the line "guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison of clocks" is so meaningless yet the line is delivered with the gravitas of someone that's sure of themselves was so funny to me.

[@MysticianLuna_VG]

pfp: rick astley

[@hotpaws_maths_and_science]

@@MysticianLuna_VG because he's never gonna let you down

[@MysticianLuna_VG]

@@hotpaws_maths_and_science sus

[@Graknorke]

Armed and Delirious ass dialogue

[@markmado257]

Getting ricked by scrolling down comments.

[@Selatapey]

I love how half these games are just game devs learning how to code

[@darcyrix-hayes8725]

Please make this an ongoing series with multiple entries, I want to see 10000 more games nobody has ever played. Laughed my ass off.

[@Pirategod23]

I will sub just for that

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

Of all these games, I remember playing that game named Juicer like 9 years ago. To be honest looking back it felt like the game was first released earlier than 2012. But that's just me.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

And many of these PC games that no one play are better than these cringe video game ads in mobile. I think you know what I mean and I'm pretty sure an ad pops every now and then while playing those type of mobile games.

[@Druggy-Doggo]

He’s just advertising some games by showing shittier and more boring games

[@shanthanramsamy7421]

Yeah I would sub for that

[@Slowpokeinabathtub]

Milo and the magpies have now got so many reviews and loads of plays because of this video, it’s finally got the acknowledgement it needs

[@angelerror4086]

also the fact that it was published by second maze (publisher of mitoza and the white door) which makes me wonder why more people didn't play it

[@superzockertvyt9630]

It also got an update

[@TheGreatAndMightyGoBo]

I mean it seems like someones passion project, a very interesting and good game from what i saw

[@teddlouise.coloma906]

@@angelerror4086 it's now on mobile I pre registered for it like ages ago

[@floor.mp3]

i just checked: 1,327 rewievs and the score is overwhelmingly positive. this is so awesome

[@budbanter]

"Masked Bandit" seems like a really cool concept, just needs refinement for co-op rather than single play

[@blurryvision942]

woah if it was coop that game would be genius

[@Nimmo1492]

There's definitely a good game in there, just needs more work. I love the concept.

[@Darth_Dink]

For real, the developer of that game has some real talent

[@esperoba121]

@Future Pants I mean both have similar gameplay gimmicks but their pretty different imo. Just by both being different on perspectives makes them almost completely different Also the fact their both forgotten games that nobody cares about anymore

[@Sanscripter]

I think it's amazing!

[@KyleFarsante]

Technically "Searchnig for Fran" is the most realistic life sim. Aren't we all running from stranger to stranger, racing hobos, shooting balls and doing crazy shit like falling through the ground?

[@Scruffy3870]

Milo and the Magpies was genuinely such a beautiful and good game However it’s pretty sad that such a good game went unnoticed for so long but nonetheless it makes me happy I was able to experience it

[@ArmadilloJohn]

People busy complaining about AAA games, They aren't gonna notice the small indie game.

[@s7robin105]

Makes you wonder how many awesome games never get the praise or attention they deserve :(

[@eveleen.]

@@s7robin105 like One Shot :((

[@Kuba_K]

@@eveleen. 30k steam reviews, and active fanbase i wouldnt say its forgotten

[@zherean42069]

god dam

[@thegoroakechi]

Just realized the guys that made Milo And Magpies also made The White Door, a game I will always remember for how absolutely gutwrenching and emotional it was the further you got into it. Glad to see them still make games like this

[@Crowsu]

May play the Cube Escape Theatre and Case 23 to better understand the white door

[@TylerTMG]

milo is coming to mobile (sorry this is empty)

[@grimgreninja9221]

pls like my comment so i can look at my youtube notifications and play these 2 games later.

[@Crowsu]

@Aiden Harvey second maze is rusty Lake, so i guess it was developed by maartin and Robin

[@neth7826]

@@grimgreninja9221 ayo

[@kacey9281]

Milo and the magpies looks like a fucking masterpiece who ever created that game definitely has my respect. I played it after this video and absolutely loved it! Hopefully this video gets that creator the support and love he definitely deserves.

[@user-ev8jc7uo1v]

Magpies*

[@redplayer4821]

Milo is the passion project of the background artist of the Rusty Lake studio Basically the artist wanted to make a game, and the studio used their resources to make it a reality and publish it under their sister brand Second Maze (they mostly use it to clear up the differentiation with their Rusty Lake series) It's that good because it's been made by a multi-million dollars indie company (according to my estimates) But nobody plays it because it's an artist's game that has no ties with their usual work published under a dead label that they only use to publish small creators' content, that they then promoted for a few days, and that's it

[@koshhj5933]

@@redplayer4821 So that's why the game feels so similar to the Cube Escape and Rusty Lake series on Mobile, it's literally made by the same company

[@ilovepetrol]

@@redplayer4821 i knew it

[@shannongarcia6846]

Bro watch ur launguage

[@fireredgaming1]

I’m glad that Milo and the magpies is getting the recognition they deserve because some people do not UNDERSTAND how difficult it is to make a game. You have to: -Design good visuals -Think of brilliant puzzles -Bug test the game -Make sure that the controls are simple and intuitive -Get a good soundtrack -Be original -Have a good storyline or introduction

[@scoobynicker]

Ballad of the Masked Bandits was a game that was made by a group of seniors in the computer science program at the University of Utah. We had like 6 groups and I worked in another group that made a twisted metal knockoff called KillSteel. Pretty cool to see it get a little exposure.

[@exploratory-fordora9672]

Oh that’s really cool to hear about who created it and some context

[@mediy0]

Good sir, source?

[@-nivla]

@@mediy0 …he was there?

[@mediy0]

@@-nivla Oh I actually searched up KillSteel, steam page said it was a student made game, so this story is legit

[@lisaruhm6681]

from the gameplay so far I would say it can make an interesting party game.

[@w34kz14]

A-lot of these little indie games are actually small student projects that they quickly develop for a grade, and others are from those like myself that create small titles just for the learning properties of it and the fun.

[@usernametaken017]

have you published any games on steam?

[@udontsubugay86]

Bro same

[@Plumbumismyname]

@@usernametaken017 Dont they cost like a $100 to put it up?

[@usernametaken017]

@@Plumbumismyname idk

[@Madmonkeman]

@@Plumbumismyname Yes

[@TreadTheDonutDuck]

Seeing Milo and the Magpie makes me think, “how many other beautiful video games have gone under the radar simply because no one ever noticed them?”

[@milokojjones]

I'm kinda gonna shamelessly put this here - If someone is looking for a great city builder game, I know about one which mostly gone under the radar in the city builder community - It's called Cliff Empire. It got picked by quite a lot of big youtubers near it's EA release - like around two weeks after - due to the lack of features at the time ( there was not much to make more videos about so ) the game was mostly forgotten soon after. To explain the basic premise of the game - the main gameplay loop revolves around building, expanding and micro managing cities on three cliffs ( and later two more locations ), which forces you to utilize the space you are given most effectively - that's something you can do through researching new technologies, unlocking new buildings, planning effectively the layout of your city, etc. There are also mechanics such as trading, day and night cycle, quests / natural dissasters and more. The game looks - in my oppinion - amazing, the soundtrack is also pretty good, it's running fine most of the time and it has also been translated to quite a lot of languages, which is always a plus. All in all, I think it's a pretty good game for it's price and impressive considering it was basically made by one man. I would recomend checking it on steam or youtube to anyone who is atleast a bit interrested in city building games, perhaps you may find it interresting.

[@TreadTheDonutDuck]

@@milokojjones I just added it to my wishlist, thanks for the recommendation!

[@dexter1981]

Darq got some attention when it come out (mostly because the creator refused Epic's exclusivity deal) wonder how many people still remember it?

[@theodenking169]

Basically 90% of all video games ever made, especially in the last 10 years

[@Annatomova7]

It actually breaks my heart that nobody played Milo and the Magpies :( someone put all their artistic hard work into it and it’s just been neglected. I’ve been thinking of getting steam to play some other niche games that really peak my interest but I will play this game too. ❤️

[@subthenub6668]

Actually, the game got a massive spike in popularity since this video came out.

[@kattny]

your profile picture makes me wanna off myself

[@ciphergacha9100]

@@subthenub6668 yeah it’s got almost two thousand reviews on steam with an “overwhelming positive” average

[@MaygicCull07]

This game is something a call, a Hidden Classic. Its very fun and good, but its hidden, like other games

[@ryankalani]

dont forget the christmas one

[@iframesbutton9895]

I wholeheartedly believe “ballad of the masked bandits” if it were refurbished would be really good

[@danielsgarden9283]

Same I think it would be sick

[@novaexx6587]

And maybe if they made it multi player (1 player for 1 racoon).. or if they had only 2 racoons to control in single player, to make the game easier to manage

[@definitelynotsham]

@@novaexx6587 multiplayer is a great idea damn

[@acmanuel21]

It has potential

[@hinozalproductions2735]

Holy crap I remember doodle date! That game was actually decently big on KZbin for about a couple of seconds before becoming obscure

[@HeyimflylikeaG6]

There’s a really good game grumps video on it

[@jesseharrold1812]

@@HeyimflylikeaG6 "Hello, father."

[@KeeganYF12]

Yep, crazy to see it now.

[@daidid5249]

What did claire say😂😂

[@bigrat8402]

Saw Captain Sauce play it

[@akiprox7]

5:00 Fran.. you we're behind this 50k purchase all along..

[@TheTescoManReal]

Trying to find a comment like this

[@UnnamedUnkown]

he's hiding away

[@TheTescoManReal]

@@UnnamedUnkown from the comments

[@Ostralucia]

the verbalase 50k incident oh no I’m gonna hide away

[@JordanIdk]

Fun fact Nightshift is using a horror asset pack, the menu/weapons/character controller/examine/inventory systems are all available on Unity for like $30. That's why the core systems look relatively professional, yet the game is short/unfinished.

[@multiplexgraph]

Yep it is also on the unreal marketplace as well. I don't get why people just download a asset pack do nothing to it and then release it. Most people who even buy it will just refund it so they are just wasting their money.

[@MrMansurf]

@@multiplexgraph it's free...

[@multiplexgraph]

@@MrMansurf I haven't checked if the game is free or not (Why would I want to go check out a Asset flip?) But I was mainly just talking about asset flips in general because not everyone puts them out for free. Some people buy asset packs as well and throw them together do nothing else to them and ship a unfinished game under the game preview/early access. (I am aware that the horror pack is free if that is what you are referring to).

[@BoleDaPole]

OK let's see you do any better. Imo the games are worth they're price for the most part and it's not fair to citizens others for they're works of art that they CHOSE to share they're inner most artistic thoughts with us which is more intense and personal than even sex

[@frostbite3820]

The Fran "game" is just an asset pack as well

[@belcurve]

I'm so happy to see games like Milo and the Magpies get exposure they deserve. It's heartbreaking to see something so beautiful that had not had one player. I'm so happy that people know about it now and enjoy it. P.S. And For all of those games out there that were passionately crafted, and haven't been discovered yet, I just want to say I and many others appreciate what you do and I hope you too get some exposure and have people enjoy your game, and we would probably like to enjoy it ourselves!

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it was not played in one month. Quit sure it has been played before that.

[@donutgorl]

@@sjonnieplayfull5859 👌👌thats what i was gonna say

[@oddball1336]

Rusty Lake, a game team, has developed a few puzzle games, and for that reason, they recommended Milo and the magpies on their insta page. Having completed most of Rusty Lake's games, I was hyped to play it sometime.. which I would if this dipshit didn't spoil it.. 😂 Point is, even with Rusty Lake practically advertising it, I expected it to have at least some players..

[@Ekaterina7]

I just spend three hours going through video after video looking for good games. This is the first video I actually let play through and didn't skip to the titles to look into myself. I was entertained the whole way and the way you described each was absolutely fantastic. I laughed throughout and actually got several games and recommended the Milo one to my cat/artiest-loving friend. Thanks for an amazing video.

[@pontosanaz6485]

I want to remind everyone that in order to put up a game on steam, you have to pay 100$, as a sort of anti-spam mesure. The creator of every game on the list payed that amount of money in order for their games to be able to be put up on the site. Edit: The worth of $100 is largely dependent from how its spent. A passion project, thats production costs largely outweigh the price of setting up the steam page? not that much in that case. But that is still a lot of money for what is basically an overgrown shitpost. (Wich many of the games on this list are)

[@rishiy6183]

100 bucks isn't that much

[@BloonMan137]

Oof

[@prashant.98]

This only applies to games after 2017 doesn't it? Games before then had to be greenlit.

[@pontosanaz6485]

@@prashant.98 I dont know how was it in the past, i only know how it works currently

[@ArmiaKhairy]

@@rishiy6183 depends on where you live in the world.

[@koffiewolf]

so i was watching this part about Milo and the Magpies and was thinking ''that entire background reminds me of a dutch neighborhood'' and at 16:29 the newspaper name (ons wijkje) is translated from dutch to english into ''our small neighborhood'' i just wanted to point that out because i could recognize it as dutch just because of how good the artwork is. Like it even features the local guy growing his own weed every dutch town has at least 2 of those.

[@anyoneatall3488]

Aparently it is made by the cube escape artist

[@Tea.Rabbits]

I don't believe so... He's not mentioned on their website

[@hiddehamstra8544]

Jo koffiewolf de namen van de mensen zijn ook Nederlands

[@Hannah-uv8hy]

The artsy puzzle game that was actually good is Dutch! They even incorporated funny names into the news paper, for example at 16:28 theres a guy with the last name "Kortelont" meaning 'hotheaded' or 'short tempered'. Truly incredible to see the amount of details!

[@givewatertomeh641]

Hehehe de krant

[@DarKNG]

Milo and the magpies legit looks like a game someone put efort in and deserves a chance. I feel bad that so many game devs put a lot of work in their games like this and get no recognition. Looks like a good game

[@chuckwagon9973]

I can’t beleive 0 people played Doodle Date. That shit was everywhere a few years back

[@Knot_Alyssa]

i believe gamegrumps made a vid on it

[@fishanimations42069]

@@Knot_Alyssa they did

[@OxyPox]

I thought it sounded familiar.

[@kiermacdonald9951]

Maybe it was a pirated reupload of the game

[@Abo-m7md-9]

Even jacksepteceye played it

[@whatsinaname7289]

Milo and the Magpies really deserved to be played. Looks like something with so much love and it's sad to know there are probably a few hidden gems like that all over steam

[@J3tr0cks]

I was quite surprised to see Doodle Date on here. I remember when it was everywhere. I guess the novelty wears off quite quickly once you hit the fanfiction stage.

[@aestheticpxin5106]

Same here!

[@theonlysamman3889]

I kinda wish that Doodle Date was made into a game sorta like something out of Nintendo, where it would be purposefully wacky and odd for comedic effect, sadly it was a fanfic

[@schqrr]

Oh fr?? 😳

[@orionstuna6478]

yeah! i remember watching jack play!

[@saphirestorm7952]

​@@theonlysamman3889But it was quite wacky and odd for comedy?

[@yuriZO2]

"I Played Steam Games That Nobody Plays" by Joeseppi - awesome video idea - i like the way he talks - funny. 10/10

[@matts.6234]

After I saw this video, I got Milo and the Magpies for my grandmother. She really enjoys the puzzles and the peaceful scenery, and she plays it almost every night. Thanks for helping me find a good game for her!

[@felixidadex]

she plays it in the computer?

[@theresse1231]

@@felixidadex its also available on ios and samsung/android

[@NileForce2214]

this is either just heartwarming or a really smart dementia joke

[@MaxiemumKarnage]

Has she beat Elden Ring yet

[@IAmAVeryFatMan]

Have her try "The Tiny Bang Story"

[@ijwd424]

Milo and the magpies reminded me of these swedish games based on children's storybooks that I used to absolutely love. The artstyle is beautiful and the puzzles are so clever. Will definitely check it out when I'm in the mood for a puzzle game

[@albertosarius]

Like Pettson och Findus almost!

[@ijwd424]

@@albertosarius exakt!! Så nostalgiskt att se en liknande stil :)

[@albertosarius]

@@ijwd424 Ja eller hur, alla borde ha spelat sådana mysiga spela när de var yngre!

[@glorbus5405]

Well its dutch and they deff looks like dutch gardens

[@ValorousKid]

jaaa! tänkte också att det kändes exakt som dom spelen jag spelade när jag var liten

[@Moony-Lighty]

Was not expecting “Elephant figures out how to nuke poachers” to be the plot of a game, but as someone whose favorite animal is an elephant I am totally down for it.

[@multiply67]

mr. peanut did nothing wrong T_T

[@mxxkms]

the dogpet game is simply a 10/10 for me. im insane, mentally unstable, and nothing would make me happier than a game about petting low-quality models of dogs and cloning them. amazing. breathtaking.

[@kjmr52]

“Masked Bandit” seems like a Proof of Concept of honestly a great fun co-op game. Like a mix of goose game and human fall flat

[@SuperVALERock]

Woah for sure! I'd love to play something like that!

[@Radnugget]

Masked Bandits would of been a great coop game, but yeah it needs work but they did have a good concept just need better execution.

[@chicken7471]

i love human fall flat and untitled goose!

[@kolzura6266]

The alternating between 3 characters,the climbing in a totem formation, basically the whole concept and gameplay, is all stolen from Zelda Triforce heroes sadly

[@warlandheroes6394]

@@kolzura6266 I dont think stolen is the right word. But it did remind me alot of Triforce heroes

[@hettus]

It was amazing seeing some of these games being played live.

[@SlivCommique]

Shill advertisement

[@SlenderGuy]

Yeah, I was on the Fran stream

[@ruairimaguire220]

A cheeky plug

[@palmabolp]

Agreed

[@Pizza303]

What kinda cringe name is “het”🤢

[@pelago_]

The movement mechanic in Broll feels like it’s one of those concepts where you’re surprised it hasn’t been thought of before. That looked like a lot of goofy fun.

[@Jdump7.62]

This is why flappy bird was so successful

[@matinspace8494]

Yeah but no, I recognized the stock Unreal engine 4 rag doll...and assets, apart from the castle that was obviously bought it really felt like one of those tutorials for movement you can find here on yt

[@fsilvasantosytube]

I may be wrong but, reminded me of PAIN (PlayStation 3)...

[@tyralexander]

@@matinspace8494 Still was a neat concept for a game though, even if it was just an asset flip.

[@Rive-EU]

Boneless zombie ;)

[@thebananamelon5065]

4:58 now there’s a man who’s responsible with his finances

[@fluffyfirehydrant]

Not sure if someone’s already mentioned this but the finding fran game is literally an Unreal Engine template map with random free assets added on top.

[@colemin2]

I just bought it

[@heyli2197]

@@colemin2 smort

[@alias_not_needed]

That is why the character can shoot red balls. It is also a feature of the test map/standard character model.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

When some of these games deserve more attention than a lot of triple A games

[@tihs402]

Especially Milo and the magpies.

[@johnthomas-we5tt]

Wtf...

[@terryperkins1920]

Stop following me please

[@wyvern0223]

mans rlly do be everywhere tho

[@Clash-yp8qy]

Adventure of pipi is best one

[@jozinek876]

I've added Milo and the Magpies to my Steam wishlist. Seems like a really charming and sweet game that was actually made with passion and talent. Edit: I have the game now. Devilkenji 34156 was kind enough to gift it to me. Second edit: I beat the game on Christmas Day. It was brilliant.

[@wilczus222]

I played it, and it is very charming! Would recommend it as a child's first point and click ^^

[@reedman0780]

@@wilczus222 I'd get it solely because it is a good one, without any players. I am not a fan of point and click or the artstyle, but I admit it looks pretty good

[@Cherry-pu4mx]

It's super cheap. Just get it now :)

[@jozinek876]

@@Cherry-pu4mx I have no money in my bank or Steam account as of now. I've asked for more money for Christmas.

[@jgvandenhoorn3888]

A lot of in-jokes are dutch, you might enjoy figuring them out. Ps. The hard to pronounce names in newspaper

[@RealPeasantLord]

"I used a complex algorithm called picking the ones that looked interesting" to be fair, it IS technically a complex algorithm

[@What-1291]

It's kinda sad seeing a list of unplayed games on steam. Imagine how long it takes for the developer to make that game, some have gone through hard times as well. Hoping that his game will be played by other people.

[@Ryan-uh9le]

They're alright.

[@InsertUsernameBrandHere]

Truly, Adventures of Pipi was a piece ahead of it's time.

[@yeetingdingas2654]

At least there is the workshop for finding games like this

[@pikool]

Even worse, a lot of those games are shitty parody meme games, student projects or incomplete messes, so the hidden gems are even more harder to find

[@dumm-edumders2690]

Dogpet intensifies

[@uforad170]

quitting Doodle Date when you did was the biggest mistake youll ever make. now youll never get to murder Claire, or marry your favorite fruit, or get Oedipus Rex'd by your doodle son.

[@averagemanful]

I feel that "And I must scream" is a game where the charcter is trying to get through overwhelming grief, where everytime he succumbs to it, he has to pick himself up and start again, until a flicker of hope emerges, the lady with the light, and guides him to eventually come to terms with it, symbolised by him putting flowers on the grave. I think.

[@turklander69]

i thought it was named andi must scream lol

[@this7580]

I thought it was based on the short story by Harlan Ellison

[@charlsondemong4922]

So he has arachnophobia?

[@FernandoRafaelNogueiraReis]

@@charlsondemong4922 spiders are primal fear and that giant one looked more like a machine, so.

[@Skarhodges]

The concept is taken from Batman Arkham asylum scarecrow. Although I like the idea of changing them to be about getting over grief instead of fear

[@TheFritzcollection]

Tip to play the ballad of the masked bandits, keep the racoons in a centralized area and do the puzzles one at a time

[@Æthelstan.927_I7O7]

"And I must scream" has a story to it. What I got was a young boy trying to get over the grief having lost a lost one, as proven by the voice line "I'll do anything to get her back". I guess the spider boss thing symbolises him trying to escape said feelings of grief and the blue old looking fella is him moving on. In the end when he puts the flowers on the grave stone, that's like proving he's moved on from her death. I do not know why the boss is a spider maybe her death had something to do with it?

[@rileytildesley9142]

I also think the whole thing is inspired by a scene from one of the batman Arkham games, where scarecrow is the big person looking for you

[@SquaulDuNeant]

@@rileytildesley9142 not really lol it could but that's nothing original you know.

[@vectrom21]

Maybe he is afraid of spiders

[@lechonkawali5725]

@@rileytildesley9142 It's literally like the eden run from sky

[@acookie7548]

oo the the title could be seen as a metaphor as he feels he can’t talk to anyone about his grief (the full quote being i have no mouth and i must scream, a short story)

[@Loreenatv]

Can you PLEASE do another one of this? This was such a delight to watch, loved every second of it

[@felixidadex]

it was awesome

[@MDLuffy1234YT]

He needs to change his review of dogpet from a 3/10 to a 3000/10. That low of a review score for such a magnificent bunch of 0s and 1s is a crime against humanity.

[@Hawishh]

We need to band together and get the creators of Broll and Milo and the Magpies lots of support and money.

[@yeetingdingas2654]

I agree they were the best games on this list

[@veasey3997]

And how much are you putting in?

[@panzer_tank]

25:45 "guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison made of clocks" -the narrator of and I scream

[@RobVice]

I frickin died at the Raccoon game, haven’t laughed that much in ages, thanks for the good vibes bro!

[@granatapacifica]

I'm surely not the first one to say it, but Milo and the magpies deserves way more attention than this. It's already so good with nobody playing it, imagine if a lot of people were playing it, supporting the creator and giving feedback, where this game could be right now!

[@gfdbgf1446]

u r indeed not the first

[@bladegalaxy5298]

@@gfdbgf1446 and he shan't be the last

[@Jeruhmi]

This video is absolutely hilarious from start to finish. Golden content.

[@henrycrabs3497]

Dead verified account lol

[@VorizonBeatsKids]

Hi Jeremy

[@paweljedrzejczyk41]

JEREMYYYYYY

[@appalacha7278]

How do you have literally 1000 views on your videos with over a million subs

[@ak-t7d6f]

@@appalacha7278 it’s a bot account

[@fintvstic]

milo magpies looks like a game id catch my grandparents playing it on their phones, its actually beautiful (and the goldfish not fitting in with the background actually gave it more character)

[@stray3]

Milo and the Magpies is just so underrated in terms of quality. I just tried it yesterday and had a great time. I literally can't recommend it enough to anyone, If you have some spare balance in your steam account then I assure you this game is a must try. Only if you are into puzzles though.

[@simondobes8570]

This video: - funny guy - funny content - lots of weird animations 69/10

[@NetralFN]

How old r u

[@Serrifin]

- reference to CMK 10/1

[@NetralFN]

@ymif no just asking

[@NetralFN]

@ymif very creepy yeah

[@danka1167]

@ymif because commenter is making 69 jokes

[@thatorangespaceman]

This man is so funny that he makes sponsors enjoyble.

[@ASpaceQ1]

Ah yes, it just make sense for me

[@Folzysego]

Impossible

[@dr.deadpool]

Wait, there’s a sponsor?

[@darkcrypt1324]

Agreed!!😆😅😅🙌🙌👍

[@feinky8489]

it's the only one that really gives me urge to purchase the commodity so far

[@Sarah.Merton]

I remember watching someone play doodle date back in the day, it actually had a big fandom

[@Xxsoda_drinker_pro_fanxX]

I remember seeing jacksepticeye or dantdm play it then immediately stop after it got… nsfw.

[@sternnormal4264]

I feel like finding fran has a deeper message. You search for fran all over the map. And when you do, what then? You realise how empty and blank the world is. No quests. Just the map. The empty map. But we never saw that before. And even if we did, it didn't seem so bad because we had a purpose. We were chasing and finding fran. We were finding meaning in a world without it. But in a world so bland, what quest is there really? And so we decide to search for fran. A mundane quest to look for a stranger. And yet, the search for fran made those few minutes fly by faster. The world didn't seem so empty then. It only did after we found fran. After we finished our quest. But who's to say finding fran is the end of the adventure? Why not search for someone else, or do another quest? Sure, we don't know if finding another npc with another name would work. We don't even know if they exists. But we weren't sure if fran was real until we found her. Finding fran shows that life is what you make it. Life is empty and meaninful, joyful and tragic all at once. It only depends on how you look at it. It's a matter of perspective. BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY.

[@alycimjau]

deep

[@tall-nut-better]

really really deep

[@the_Dos__]

A GAAME THEEEEEOOOOORY!!

[@the_Dos__]

Thanks for watching...!

[@markevans8446]

believe me it' empty

[@djarogames]

Don't forget that no one, literally no one wants to make a bad game. These are all games that someone spent months, maybe even years of their lives on, trying to make a fun experience for others to enjoy. Sad to see how some of them are doomed to obscurity. Solar Sands has a video called "Doomed To Obscurity" which talks about this, and seeing this video reminded me of that.

[@PoptartParasol]

That video was so good. Solar sands knows how to bring out the existential crisis out of you

[@notinterested8452]

Actually not true.

[@sohamacharya171]

Unless they are converting Thankskilling to a video game. that has to be intentionally bad, and James A Jannise has to play it!

[@ihadanamebutitwasbadsonowi8186]

There are definitely games existent that are made to be as shit as possible.

[@seratope]

@@sohamacharya171 he will play it but he will never cover it

[@meirwalt]

thank you, joeseppi, for shedding light on these underrated games, especially broll and milo the magpies.

[@Ozzbim]

I got both of them. They’re epic sauce

[@olivercharles2930]

25:45 It might not be intentional, but I feel like that quote kind of makes sense. Here is me reading too much into this : "a hungry mirror" might be referring to guilt being a reflection of yourself that is gnawing at you from the inside. "trapped in a prison made of clocks" might mean guilt takes time to deal with and also depends on past events to... be guilty. Guilt is a reflection of yourself stuck in the past.

[@EL3CTR0LYTE]

"Guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison made of clocks" is now my signature quote

[@tsurugizaki]

You see, the line 'guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison of clocks' is actually ingenious. The 'hungry mirror' represents the way that guilt will consume you, and the 'prison of clocks' talks about how it is trapped in time, never to go away. At least, that's the most generous analysis I can think of.

[@sandorrclegane2307]

I love your pfp, where is it from?

[@jotarokujo3076]

Thankyou Socrates, my monkey brain can't comprehended what it means

[@paulhorbenko9560]

What if "hungry mirror" means distortion in mind created by greed and "trapped in a prison of clocks" because it is created by our inadequate perception of time

[@InsontisH]

@@sandorrclegane2307 it appears to be a character named Ichirou Irabu from the anime Kuuchuu Buranko. (If this reply appears twice, my internet was struggling at the time when I posted it.)

[@SirusStarTV]

@@sandorrclegane2307 and I'm interested in op channel's background

[@lukewalker6646]

29:00 amazingly, the sound of connecting atoms is ripped directly from triple A title Fable. It's the isolated sound of one person from a crowd that would applaud acts of heroism. So you know.

[@brentonsgames]

"Yeahhh whooooo" 😂

[@rixisx1500]

"Guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison made of clocks" is actually a pretty deep statement. if the game had a plot and storyline that would bring this home; This would fit nicely with a karma themed game. Implying that your guilt or evil deeds will catch up with you with time or will cage you to your lifestyle. Example: Keeping you in a purgatory limbo of sorts till you come to turns with your actions(guilt/karma) setting you free or embrace the prison keeping you in limbo as a evil deity god of your own twisted world. Allowing for even different ending and playthrough choices as well as actually giving context and meaning to these random quotes; Opens up way more opportunity to properly bring into context these quotes with chapter breaks, lore dialogue from characters or events, and so much more. all im saying is the quote is actually underrated, its the execution that doesn't do it justice. kinda like the game they inspired from little nightmares, revolving around how a corruption system can breed corruption from innocence and punish the kind hearted. Actually you can squeeze this quote into little nightmares 1 & 2 for zero's storyline and it bring the quote so much more meaning.

[@RealRushinRussian]

Joeseppi, I must say this was wildly entertaining and greatly edited with all the jokes and memes. I loved that you feature both janky and well-crafted obscure games and I really hope you'd make this into a series. With the rate at which smaller indie games are released (on top of the entire existing pool) you basically have an infinite number of games to go through. This was a great watch from start to end and I'm happy to be a subscriber.

[@Joeseppi]

appreciate it brother

[@danielsgarden9283]

@@Joeseppi we appreciate you, your just so entertaining and funny u even make the sponsors fun!

[@mrpineapple3942]

@@danielsgarden9283 I second that

[@theconphentedcow241]

Agreed

[@iamheretoruinyourdays.2781]

Same

[@TrevorLahey3]

I could see Finding Fran ending up on a channel like Nick Crowley or MrBallen. “What would seem to be a just a broken, unfinished video game would turn out to be something much, much more sinister.” …like the dev murdered someone named Fran, and every face in-game is based upon real life people that were a part of his life in one way or another.

[@TrevorLahey3]

Even the setting would be based upon where the crime was committed, as closely as the dev could manage with their lack of experience. The game could have been created either in the form of an attempt at a catharsis, an act of guilt, a breadcrumb and gesture to be caught, a parading of the horrible deed, or all of the above.

[@e7venjedi]

Oh my gosh. The fact that you turned what looked like a horrifically bad game [in the first one about Fran] into a gut-busting experience ... new subscriber mate. Your British? humor is delicious.

[@Poopfan101]

bri ish? unsubscribed 👎

[@Poopfan101]

@PAPITO ryan anime profile pic? no human rights 👎

[@Callo_2823]

@@Poopfan101 unfunny and overused youtube name? nobody cares.

[@advantage8958]

@@Poopfan101 based

[@koftespiess]

@@Poopfan101 Someone's stuck in 2020

[@joseangelvillaverdealcalde2317]

Hello. I only came here to say thank you for make me discover Milo and the Magpies. What a beautiful game. I hope you discover more gems like this

[@Crystre]

“Doodle Date” Oh god the flashbacks. Seriously that game get so fucked up so quickly, specifically Clarie’s route.

[@NotFine]

Forgot that game existed

[@luckylu7373]

Mate, do tell what the fuck happend.

[@gamingllama5831]

@@luckylu7373 I believe Jacksepticeye has a vid in this

[@jakewalmsley7104]

The game "And I must scream" is based of the short story "I have no mouth and I must scream" by Harlan Ellison, I think it was made into a graphic novel as well, its a cool story. This might explain the lack of story.

[@PopeHeavy]

Nah, there's a proper game "I have no mouth and I must scream" which actually has a story

[@jakewalmsley7104]

@@PopeHeavy Is the original game not also based of the story?

[@PopeHeavy]

@@jakewalmsley7104 well, it is. It's a direct adaptation of the story. This one seems like it's a random creepy game

[@pilky_boooi]

@@PopeHeavy Did you ever think that two games can be about the same thing?

[@Yusuf-mh6ol]

@@jakewalmsley7104 far as ı remember A.M. in the game is voiced by the autor of the story so he was involved in it.

[@elani]

I really hope this gives Milo and the Magpies some exposure, certainly deserves more popularity

[@chairmedic141]

Fran

[@HogExplode]

@@chairmedic141 Fran

[@nicholasnobles-zygmunt5451]

Thanks to you, millions have knowledge of some gems that were stuck within some mediocre games (those gems being Milo and the magpies, and broll)

[@JasonEllingsworth]

I met Linus at a restaurant once - we’d accidentally been given his table. Apparently he was fond of the restaurant and had a specific table he liked, and the management had messed up and gotten their days wrong, (it was Tuesday and they thought he was coming on Thursday or something like that). Anyway, the manager, completely embarrassed (this is a pretty nice restaurant) comes by and says “I’m so sorry, but we’d like to move you to another table if you could be troubled, and we’ll gladly compensate you for the cost of the meal and any other meal you’d like while you’re in town.” My sister and cousin were both like “Yeah that’s cool.” and I kind of played the asshole a bit. “I’m sorry, I just don’t understand. We’ve been here for 15 minutes - we’ve just ordered. Can’t we finish our meal here?” Then out of nowhere Linus shows up next to the manager and says “Paul, these guys can finish. We’ll be at the bar. I got some time.” And I (being a big LTT fan) said “Oh wow, uh… I had no idea. Please feel free to give them the table.” Linus was grateful, shook my hand and said thanks, then gave me a card with his number on it and told me to give him a call later. After working up the nerve, I gave him a call that night, and to make a long story short, we had a glorious 11 month love affair, man on man, that I shall never forget. Our bodies intertwined as one, and from the beauty of Frankfurt, to Shanghai, to the snorkeling in Boracay, Linus and I made glorious gay love to each other on six of the seven continents.

[@username666io]

TELL ME YOU GUYS GOT MARRIED AH-

[@imperialspy3457]

You had me in the first half tbh.

[@maestrofeli4259]

wait, so you did it in Europe, Asia, Oceania and what other continent?

[@WoodChuuck]

Why did I read the whole thing

[@imperialspy3457]

@@WoodChuuck me too haha

[@DrMurdercock]

25:51 "Guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison made of clocks" This means, guilt is self aware and all consuming, stuck within itself, constantly aware that time is ticking down.

[@aaronking2020]

Sure

[@maxdavis7722]

What does your explanation mean? Guilt isn’t self aware, all consuming or time aware. Also “stuck within itself”?

[@DrMurdercock]

@@maxdavis7722 it means You need Jesus

[@yeatnumber1Dmuncher]

"Guilt is among us all"

[@boojersey13]

I was actually surprised that doodle date happened to show up in this video, I remember at LEAST one letsplayer playing it vividly . Maybe no one plays it now, but I definitely remember it being played at SOME point.

[@doe9000]

probably was game grumps

[@boojersey13]

@@doe9000 Yeah it was, I didn't forget who I was just saying there was at least one that I saw at some point in the mid 2010s haha

[@billie-jv5ll]

Jazza and jacksepticye played it

[@bluetiger2468]

And MatPat played it on GTLive. So that makes 4 big KZbinrs that played it. But I guess since it's a small one/two-time-playthrough type of game and it came out back in 2018, it makes sense why no one is playing it now.

[@Zaladeus]

What's really funny about the last 'horror' game is that it wasn't even made by the developer. It is just an asset already pre-built by unreal engine. It's like a demo that developers can look at with ideas to take inspiration from. The person that made this just put their own text on the starting letter, then copy and pasted the whole thing onto steam. All of the features like the item menu and viewing system was fully supplied by unreal engine. Thank god it is free. However some people actually sell this demo for real money. There was recently a case of this on the Xbox store. The banner art was of FNAF: Security Breach, (Which wasn't on the store at the time) and was called Fnafeno horror story. It was an exact copy of this but they couldn't be bothered to change the text on the letter. It was removed but people still upload this for around £3-£10 which is unbelievable. Just thought I should let people know in case they give credit to the developer for any lighting or mechanics.

[@serenestefan1102]

What a legend spending 2,000 dollars on “the search for Fran” T-shirts.

[@scp--un6pg]

"the literal air molecules kills you" the past 2 years in a nut shell

[@madi5464]

2 years

[@XenoDragn7]

💀💀💀

[@scp-kh7ug]

brudda

[@M_Sp_]

This is wrong in so many ways. First: There are no "air molecules". Air is an mixture of different molecules but no separate air molecule does exist.... Second: If there was an "air molecule", this would never kill you but the virus transported by it...

[@scp--un6pg]

@@M_Sp_ I know air molecules and viruses aren't the same Im just making a joke since their pretty similar, and people would get it. No need to hit me with facts.

[@boredpancake418]

"guilt is a hungry mirror trapped in a prison made of clocks" I'M ACTUALLY DYING THAT IS THE FUNNIEST FUKING SHIT I'VE EVER SEEN IS THAT SUPPOSED TO BE CREEPY? IT'S HILARIOUS

[@boojersey13]

this is like those. Tumblr posts that tried to be deep..

[@beed1tybatt3rs]

i am so confused💀

[@alexbacon8683]

Let me interpret a meaning here: Maybe what it's trying to say is that being guilty is like you seeing a mirror, or just be a mirror reflecting whatever choices it made, surrounded by quantum prison, prison made of clocks of course. What means is, it's that you want the clock or specifically time to end you once and for all, and the mirror part was you being an asshole

[@JohnSmith-id2st]

I think It means that guilt will eventually catch up with you. Guilt will inevitably make you reflect (hungry mirror) its always a matter of time (trapped in a prison made of clocks). At least that's what I got from it 🤷 Tbh tho I like hungry mirror as a descriptive device.

[@foogod4237]

That whole game really feels like it was based on a dream that somebody had once. The line might also be from a dream, and may well have not been intended to make a lot of sense, or have any real significance other than to enphasize the bizarreness of the game world that isn't supposed to make sense either.. I know I've dreamt many things that made about as much sense as that after waking up.

[@eguitarplayer6689]

Thanks!

[@DiaconescuAlexandru2024]

28:58 best sound effect out of all of these games. I appreciate the dedication of the developer, it's like a personal congratulation just for me.

[@arifezwan8893]

yay.... wooOOooO..

[@majoraikana5893]

The line "I used a complex algorithm called: picking the ones that looked interesting" is really what hooked me. Fucking GOLD.

[@ceae69]

"guilt is a hungry mirror, trapped in a prison made of clocks" guilt is the reflection and feeding on your actions, trapped within you, forcing you to look back on time. yes I am 16 and this is deep

[@eatysaha255]

Even great, the comment has 16 likes Edit: um now it is 32

[@med8615]

why does it actually make sense now. wtf man how did you just do that

[@mantosh56]

@@med8615 same question m8 :/

[@videocrafterd2637]

“Guilt is a hungry mirror trapped in a prison of clocks” How does no one else think that’s funny?! Lmao 😂

[@SavageBrawlStars]

You know, everyone is appreciating Milo and the magpies, which I do too, but Broll also deserves it as well. Like it actually looks really fun.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Milo and the Magpies, in addition to looking like a good game, is also a fantastic name for an 80s New Wave-fusion band.

[@bluebell1611]

I saw Milo and the Magpies; I’m about to cry. I had a cat named Milo who had gray fur like that, and the game was released on my birthday. He passed in January. It almost feels like him forgiving me, since I struggled to give him the love he deserved in the final months out of fear of losing him as he grew sicker. This makes me really happy tbh. Idk, it just helps me come to terms I guess

[@heatherlee2047]

I’m so sorry for your loss! 😢

[@kristasbbe]

goddammit you made me cry

[@o_ver2.094]

Lol

[@samgrala2969]

@@o_ver2.094 Satan will hold your soul in his clutches, he will push you into eternal darkness, you will feel the fiery pits of hell, burn while we laugh

[@hopelessspaghetti5310]

@@o_ver2.094 woah there buster

[@tytytut435]

this reminded me of SolarSand’s video “Doomed to Obscurity”. I felt really bad for these games (especially Milo and Magpies), but there’s not much we can do about it.

[@quappo]

You could buy it and play it if it interested you lol wym “we cant do much”

[@tytytut435]

@@quappo that’s exactly what I meant by “we can’t do much”, because most of us won’t be able to get large amount of people to play these games

[@quappo]

@@tytytut435 you dont have to get a large amount of people to play lol just support the game yourself if it interests you🤷‍♂️

[@tytytut435]

@@quappo true and that's my point. I can't do much because I can only support by playing them myself

[@herpderpy9445]

Word of mouth is still a thing.

[@caleighhraee]

You absolutely need to make this a series Lmfao this was incredible

[@Werewolfe3390]

I would subscribe for that content as a game designer and love to see new mechanics that the small people come up with. It's these diamonds in the rough that need somewhere to shine