RPG Maker Horror Games Mattered

[@libarica]

It makes me so happy to see OFF still being mentioned after all this time. It's always been, hands down, one of my favorite games that holds a certain fondness in my heart. Thank you for covering it, you deserve more recognition!

[@graymads]

Thanks for checking out my video. I these games deserve more love, especially for just how influential they have been over the years.

[@walkinonthebeach]

​@diyambarcil2310 im sorry, why does this person owe you their opinions on the other games? why would you even reply to their comment at all, like they were speaking directly to you 🤦‍♀️

[@chibivampiregirl]

one of my favourite details in misao is the female protag. going through the game, your female protag is muuuch more resilient and accepting of all of the terrors of the school as compared to the male protag. she's cheerful in the worst situations and violent. there's even a detail of your main character losing her contact, only to show a brief character portrait of one of her eyes suddenly being red. when she finds her contact and pops it back in, both of her eyes are brown again. in a titular part of the game, you must decide to kill a character- if you are playing as a male, your character chickens out before being briefly possessed by the spirit of your female counterpart. all of this implies that the female protag herself is some sort of demonic figure. love misao.

[@Cuprite1024]

Another thing I really like about IB's doll scene is that, before seeing it from Garry's perspective, you see it from Ib and Mary's, where they see them as cute plush animals while Garry is calling them creepy, and you don't understand why he does until you see it from *his* perspective. It's really clever, cause a kid likely wouldn't find those dolls super creepy, but an adult CERTAINLY would. Plays on the childhood fears thing the rest of the game has and flips it on its head. That part of the game is definitely the most memorable to me. :) I love RPG Maker, so seeing videos like this about them is nice, and I find it interesting that most of the popular ones are horror or horror-adjacent games.

[@justsomesimplenuclearbirbs4313]

Mad Father, The Witch's House and Ib are all the ones I remember the most growing up. I'm pretty sure I also remember some vague things about Misao, OFF and a few other at the time popular RPG Maker Horror games. I'm just happy that the previously mentioned Mad Father, Witch's House and Ib all have remakes available for modern hardware and also on console. Both Mary and Viola didn't deserve the fates they were given. Mary gets burned alive while Viola gets shot by her father and if you know what I'm talking about without actually spoiling the games they came from then pat yourself on the back for remembering the tragic twists that came from these games.

[@coulrophilic]

I'm so glad that witch's house is on console now!! i don't have a PC at my new home yet and it's really nice having the option to play it again. maybe this time I'll actually get past the skull that chases you in the butterfly room! xd

[@digitaltailsmon4096]

Nice to see Witch's House getting brought up here! It's the first RPG Horror Maker Game that I actually remember hearing about and the twists and turns within the game have left me shocked to this day. Just using a trope like they did in the game brought such a horrifying twist to the idea that made the ending unforgettable. Granted justice for Viola is something I do think is only something fans can do which I understand as I respect the creators intent with the story and wouldn't wanna force them to include an ending they were not happy with.

[@knotthestate]

The artwork for OFF is trippy as hell n I love it

[@StitchedUpPunkette]

@diyambarcil2310Y u got ur feelings hurt 😂

[@cinnamonze1458]

I loved MISAO!!! I really love how the gameplay actually has different dialouges when you choose the Mcs gender. The female being perfectly fine with murdering people whereas the male being a bit hesitant with doing these acts :DDDD

[@ILoveRedheads_]

​@@teapartypenguin1353 ooh that sounds interesting, out of all the horror rpg maker games I played I've only missed Misao so if you have a yt vid link of it I'd love to see both Mcs meet!

[@OperatorError0919]

I think Misao was probably the only RPG Maker horror game that I flat out didn't like, and I've played over 30 by this point. I think I'm just not a fan of the author. Mad Father suffered from severe thematic dissonance and Misao suffered from severe tonal dissonance.

[@RHY5IE]

@@OperatorError0919 thank you for saying it

[@OperatorError0919]

@@RHY5IE At least Misao didn't have the literal worst ending I have ever seen. I could write pages about how thoroughly the ending of Mad Father manages to destroy everything the game had set up, completely disregards the established characterization, and ruins any kind of thematic meaning or consistency and does all of it for literally no reason. The rest of the game was great though. And then the NG+ playthrough just makes everything worse. What a baffling game.

[@missconstruct6968]

@@OperatorError0919 I'm curious why you feel that way To me I thought it was an interesting plot twist and it made replaying the game more interesting noticing all the strange or disturbing behavior that Aya and Monica show that you may miss on the first playthrough

[@koomoori]

It's insane to see how full circle we've come back to these games most likely because I nostalgia, considering how at the latest Nintendo Direct IB was announced to be getting a port on the switch it kinda blew my mind.

[@graymads]

Nostalgia is definitely a big part of it. But honestly I think it's just that many of these games actually hold up.

[@koomoori]

@@graymads I couldn't agree more honestly I always love recommending or playing alongside friends who haven't played any rpgmaker game. I'm excited to replay IB in general and see what they're changing up as it seems their graphically updating it and doing new sprite art. I'm curious about what new audience it will bring and what it could mean for the future of rpgmaker games in general! Thank you for making this video SERIOUSLY amazing work. :,)

[@twentytwoblue22]

God seeing Ao Oni unlocked this memory. that game was definitely popular outside English communities, there was even a huge fanmade hetalia version that became its own thing popular in both English and Japanese fandom. I have to wonder now if any other fandoms made niche fan versions of these games with the established characters given the influence they had in the early 2010s

[@teapartypenguin1353]

You could not escape HetaOni in the hetalia fandom, idk where it even started.

[@334...4]

Yeah, Heta Oni was surprisingly good

[@fawful52]

HetaOni is what got me into rpgmaker horror!! It's surprisingly well written and I wish it was an actual game other than a "racist anime fan project", I really see it having potential to be so much more popular than it is.

[@belams2226]

I love IB so much, it’s one of the games I’m most nostalgic for. My friend even learned how to play the main theme on the piano for me

[@Babakula]

I'm glad there are still people out there who remember these classics! unfortunately, it's a little sad that Crooked Man didn't show up. Nice video! Keep up the good work.

[@voidnoidoid]

Oh yeah! The crooked man is a classic

[@George_Gogo01]

He did call it an overhype piece of shit...i dont think he is a big fan.

[@vioectrolysis]

Mermaid Swamp was also one of those rpg maker games that I love. Those times were the catalyst of these awesome indie horror games we have now.

[@steviepeculiar2415]

I really loved Mermaid Swamp! Personally I think the concept behind the mermaids was so gross yet so creative and interesting :)

[@vioectrolysis]

@@steviepeculiar2415 Same! I love when fantasy creatures get a creative horror twist.

[@cloverdeityhearted8729]

oh man, that one was so underrated!! it should really be up there with the greats!

[@BrendonPatrickWatts]

The Witch's house was my favorite one. The puzzle the creepy environment. And my god that twist ending scared me for life

[@alexandragabitto2573]

The LISA Trilogy, IB, Re:Kinder, and Yume Nikki changed my life in ways I can’t even begin to explain.

[@johnfreeman9349]

omggg re:kinder, you just reawakened a part of my brain

[@paranormeow]

rekinder!!!! now that’s an underrated gem that needs 2 be talked abt

[@boscorner]

Heisei pistol show deserves some love too tho it's not quite horror

[@paranormeow]

I grew up with all of these as a terminally online, socially awkward little kid!! Seeing them get talked about in this way makes me happy as they’re phenomenal and deserve 2 be remembered!!

[@graymads]

Terminally online gang

[@saadfarooq4774]

i started searching about rpg makers after i played IB remake........damn the nostalgia

[@pesukarhunpoika]

would've loved to hear you talk about Wadanohara and The Great Blue Sea and The Grary Garden as those were closer to the RPG side of RPG maker games like OFF is. great video none the less!

[@graymads]

I'll have to check them out! If their good I might make a video on them. :)

[@sylver_drawer]

I love Funa’s games :D though they should always be played with big trigger warnings, as despite how cute Funa’s art is, her games tend to include many darker and triggering elements (I haven’t played Ice Scream yet, but so far Gray Garden is the least graphic and light-and even then, it’s at least R15+ for the gore)

[@RedSpade37]

I have to offer a very large trigger warning for Wadanohara. And I'm not talking about the nightmare scene. Not sure if I can recommend it, especially these days. Why not play OFF instead, is what I would suggest to any newcomers.

[@334...4]

@@RedSpade37 yeah, it's a good game, I love it dearly, but Funa's work in general deserves a giant trigger warning

[@kingwarp2516]

misao is so funny it actively punishes you for checking everything

[@reinweissritter]

The one rpg maker game that is somewhat burned in my brain is mogeko castle. Those pervy, psycho, prosciutto loving little shits are still being brought up by my mind every once in a while, which is fairly frequently for a genre of games that I honestly mostly forgot. And I didn't even played the game, I just saw a gameplay of it.

[@lpfan4491]

I only watched it once on youtube and sometimes I legit wonder if it was some sort of weird drugtrip or not(Even tho I don't actually do drugs, lol).

[@danebirbhaha7520]

Absolutely agree

[@sinceritynature202]

The ONE thing that stuck with me about Ao Oni was that part where one of the human character rejoins you, and you spend a small bit of time with them tagging along, but then when you go to the menu to complete a puzzle, you see the demon thing in your party instead of them....... arguably a hokey trick, but at least it shocked me enough to remember it!!

[@retroTiko]

great video! really used to live rpg maker games. was waiting for you to bring up OFF. what an absolute classic

[@graymads]

I sitll love RPG Maker games, though OFF trancends into its own territory. It's soundtrack is something else.

[@banyalaplace]

Having I FEEL FANTASTIC appearing so suddenly had me flinch x°° By the way, OFF is a masterpiece, I agree! It's really unique among the titles of the genre, not horror per se but the only one that made me feel uneasy and threathened when playing it (especially in THE ROOM)

[@graymads]

OFF is one of the most jarring experiences I have had with a videogame.

[@Cabesandia]

I heard the dude say "I feel fantastic" and I instantly tried to cover my eyes as if I was a child.

[@H0pelessDreamer82]

I'm on the fence about the Batter. I get that he was just fulfilling his mission, and the zones obviously needed some good purifying. But, erm, no spoilers, but The Judge had a fair point as well. Anyways, amazing video!

[@graymads]

Valid point on the Batter.

[@princembat]

man i remember ao oni so *un*fondly because of pewdiepies joke he makes in the videos for it... a joke that aged badly the moment it was made, but especially nowadays. with that said i do miss the days when these were everywhere, it was a fun time! so many of them are honestly just really great.

[@aidenb7444]

Seeing all of this coupled with the attention Fear & Hunter’s been getting as an rpg maker game goes to show that the spirit of the (genre?) has never truly left. Revisiting Off & Yume Nikki’s been wonderful, and it’s nice to see discussion for the classics continue even in current year

[@derekujonzu2242]

Out of all the RPG maker horror games, the Hello Charlotte trilogy has always been my all time favorites and I would love to have you cover it.

[@graymads]

A few people have commented that,. so I think I have to now lol

[@gutsfur]

yume nikki is literally my comfort game and OFF just makes me straight up jam whenever i fight an enemy. cant forget the moments where i kept getting startled whenever i was trying to solve a puzzle and then getting jumpscared by the battle theme outta nowhere;

[@graymads]

Don''t be afraid, just eat the meat.

[@reneablackheart9563]

@@graymads do not eat the raw meat you will get worms ...Do you think the batter has to resist the urge to drink the cold meat soup from the fountains

[@thisismy_d0main]

I remember the time when I was playing OFF and was obsessed with all of its stuff. Truly a masterpiece

[@Woogwoogus]

One thing I'm admittedly surprised about is the fact you haven't mentioned the surprising fangame communities of these games, (Specifically for Yume Nikki and OFF) though I can admittedly understand due to just how many fan sequels and re-imaginings there are for some of them Aside from that, it's always fun to see people talk about these nice little experiences, even if they aren't really too in-depth. Nice video! Hope you have a Good Day!

[@graymads]

With Yume Nikki fan games, they could make up their own videos. There is a lot of stuff to dig through there and I think that whole world deserves to have its own video. As for the OFF fan community, I never really jumped into those games.

[@Woogwoogus]

@@graymads That's understandable, honestly. A lot of them are so jam packed and have so much detail in them so I totally get it. As for OFF fangames, there's a very good bunch of them, each of which have their own interesting takes on the characters, both well written and kinda not. Some big ones I would personally recommend checking out if you ever have the time would be Continue/Stop/Rise, Confinium and Sincere Deceit, however there's a fanwiki that lists a decent chunk of them if you're ever curious Fair warning that a lot of them are either very edgy or haven't aged too well writing wise

[@Mango_Away]

Video essays on RPG Maker Horror are my lifeblood thank you!

[@graymads]

[@CrazieQxrKza]

I don't know why these games always pull me in despite there being games with just generally better graphics and assumedly more immersive. There's just something about rpg maker games I love.

[@DiscoWeatherdays]

if you love off you NEED to play hello charlotte split into 3 games and in total 8 hours the game has amazing charachters and though not really being scary it has many great moments

[@graymads]

I actually bought that not to long ago, been meaning to play it.

[@DiscoWeatherdays]

@@graymads oh and btw imo the first game isn't nearly as good or goes in much depth and complex as the 2 after it though I feel like it still needs to be played to get an understanding of whats coming

[@AmyraCarter]

Yume Nikki. There's so much. Then, there's the reboot/sequel. ...

[@ScarletStarManor]

Oh man, there's also others to talk about, so so many, .Flow, Witch's House, and more.

[@graymads]

.flow is such a trip. Definitely plan to cover in the future.

[@chundering]

OFF had a profound impact on me, and it truly revives me every time I get to share that with someone else ♡

[@hazelXin223]

Hs.. oh jeez I played these in my 20s.. I'm old!!

[@cornflowerblue3497]

Was a bit disappointed to see Corpse Party PC98 wasn't mentioned since its definitely another genre defining game, but this was still a great video!

[@kimackerman2183]

Was never a fan of these types of games unfortunately, i still can't get into them but I absolutely loved and still do with the game Mad Father. The many endings to it would be creepy.

[@ZeroFreak1]

This was really good! I played a lot of rpg maker games back in like '11. Good times man

[@graymads]

What was your favorite?

[@ZeroFreak1]

@@graymads I'd have to say mad father, tho I loved all the silly endings from Misao

[@voidnoidoid]

RPG maker horror games played such a huge part of my childhood that I think I’d be a different person without them.

[@mrs.wontkins9294]

Very well done. I was part of an Rpg Maker community for several years by proxy of an Ex. Nobody ever did anything world changing but it was great fun. I have never ceased to be amazed of the amazing games that came from the Engine.

[@ripinspaghetti]

Damn, a bit sad that Crooked Man isn't featured. Although I'm a sucker for literally every game on here, I'm very glad that OFF was mentioned. Good shit, good taste. I recommend checking out Project Paper Kat Lily. Just a prologue so far, but it's a great recent RPG Maker horror. Very good video, hope to see more!

[@graymads]

I'll have to check it out! Crooked Man never really clicked with me, I know it has a really good story but the random jumpscares always took me out of the game.

[@lobotaker]

Ib and LISA were my first attempts to this genre. Right now it's my favourite of all. Simplicity in these games gives you free hand to your imagination and gameplays, mostly, are as good as whole stories.

[@teethdestroyer2425]

I have a really soft spot for rpg maker games, especially since I kinda grew up with them. Back then, my favorites were Ib, Yume Nikki, and OFF, with a recent favorite being Faust’s Alptraum 🤞 Long live rpg maker games

[@runire4804]

RPG Maker horror games ignited my love for gaming and storytelling through the medium, so I'm so glad to see that they are getting love and recognition to this day! OFF is my all-time favorite and I always reference it when talking about this era -- it really is a masterpiece on all fronts, especially the atmosphere and soundtrack. Ib also holds a special place in my heart with how charming and perfectly childlike it is, and the fact that the game is coming to Nintendo Switch in 2023 says a lot about its impact. I hope we keep these games and their memories alive for the years to come!

[@Revermb]

If you like these rpg maker games, you should try playing "purgatory" and "purgatory 2" there some weird stuf going on in those 2 games

[@thomasomelie]

misao is my favorite game even tho I played a lot of newer things by now! I still play rpgmaker stuff bc it has smth unique abt it that I can't find in other games, even pixel non-rpg maker ones

[@graymads]

Right there with you.

[@Kathrynkara]

I still love these too! I still love to watch them every halloween and I think my current favorite is the sand man

[@Aylin_CO]

I still have most of these dowloaded in my laptop ! Rpg horror games are such a big part of me

[@7Ksora]

Thank you for sharing my favorite games here. I absolutely feel like these games are my confort place. How a horror game can be a confort place? Well, i dont know. Maybe its bc its fictional and immersive. And btw, the games before these remades are so much better in art, immersion etc... Just the vibe is incredible. Play in the RPT 2000, the best games started in here.

[@waferdaze8017]

I played OFF, and yeah, that was a REALLY good game. I'm personally mixed on certain aspects of the story, as far as I understand them. It's pretty abstract near the end, and generally have grown a lot more jaded to the direction I've seen it taken after thinking on Undertale long enough. I respect it, but generally it leaves me in a mixed bag, but at least by the time the game gives you the choice to change course, well, there is literally no reason to. It's more an illusion of choice than anything, one is just far faster and in a sense more humane. An odd game, but playing to that odd quality is what really defines good RPG Maker games and the games sharing the roots.

[@SaltyCrabOfficial]

Mogeko castle and mad father... those are precious gems of the rpg era!!

[@omelasian]

Probably one of my favourite rpgmaker devs has to be Segawa. Each game they’ve made feels fresh and features a different gimmick, with one of the best imo being Endroll’s portrayal of guilt. It’s an absolute shame they’ve prohibited future translations of their work, but there’s definitely some fantastic rpgmaker games still coming out thankfully.

[@AmyNorski]

I LOVE IB AND IM VERY HAPPY YOU COVERED IT

[@graymads]

Ib is one of my favorites.

[@cloverdeityhearted8729]

even though i like mad father more, misao is just so iconic. its main theme gives me shivers every time

[@Jollyinha]

Thank you for this video! I adored the RPG Maker Horror genre as a kid. Ib is still my favorite game of all time, I'm currently playing the remake and enjoying every minute of it 🥺

[@Grump34]

It made me feel so happy to see that Jordan Underneath clip

[@Dan-cb8mq]

A bit sad that I think you didn't mention Re:Kinder, a cult classic for horror rpgm back then. In most rpgm games death just felt whatever since they revive in the next battle or the next town/area, thats why I would sometimes let party members die if it meant beating the enemy. This game however was a first encounter for me. It made me feel that my actions have consequences. The characters truly become 'gone' when they die in this game, and it gave me a sense of terror, the terror of the potential consequences of my actions as I grew attach to them and didn't want these literal kids to die a gory death

[@graymads]

I've never even heard of this, I have to check it out, it sounds super good.

[@celestee2264]

Also, a rare horror rpg maker game with humor sprinkled in

[@mayumayudreams]

I love the rpg maker genre and I know it will always hold a special place in my heart

[@JamietheEmperor]

that opening hit hard

[@Tomajoy]

The Ao oni fangame Hetaoni is one of the best I've ever played. Made me cry more than once, has great characters, tropes and story. Doesn't really matter if you know Hetalia or not, to be honest, the horror of the game has very little to do with the anime itself ! I'd recommend it.

[@pasteljunkieee]

my boyfriend and i were just talking about how great these rpg maker games have been I miss this era

[@unisity_]

HYLICS MENTIONED. i love your content oh my god pls it makes me so joyous when some1 mentions smth i swear people don't know about

[@simonebernacchia5724]

You should talk of more RPG maker games: those really seems to have a flavor of their own

[@graymads]

I plan on it. :)

[@raephillips3563]

I always love see these games get the spotlight they deserve. Even though the community for RPG Horror Game is a lot smaller now then before, you can see that those who stayed or even played them a while back still hold a lot of love for them no matter which one they played! For me, I've always been involved as I played in 2010 with the English release of OFF and have stayed active since then! Even now I'm working with a bunch of lovely people to make the OFF animation series! And being involved with so man people who share this common love and passion for these games is amazing! Thank you again for the lovely video! Keep it up! :D

[@bun.9929]

IB is my favorite game, glad I saw a gameplay of it❤

[@592Rocker]

Man hearing Jordan Underneath's voice again was so great!

[@graymads]

I miss him

[@Rihcterwilker]

Lol. The rpgmaker scene is very much alive and well. It just isn't mainstream anymore, because people always keep mentioning the tired old suspects, like Moon or Yume Nikki.

[@gege1178]

Oh you poor innocent soul, “ao oni has a movie” that is just the beginning There’s a cgi animated movie with a different story,there’s a short comedy Series ,BOTH called ao oni: the animation and share a website . Tow Mobile sequels creatively called (ao oni 2 and 3)and a port. Multiple light novels and manga ,it’s a lot

[@graymads]

I might need dive into those depths......

[@whisper-zp8vd]

God tier intro

[@gbtapeworm]

this is such a good vid

[@hoshipan_]

YEAH ENDROLL SUPER UNDERRATED, l played it back in 2020 during quarantine and it left an impact on me! I did NOT expect that ending

[@gbtapeworm]

@@hoshipan_ right!!! it's so gooddd!! i honestly can't picture it realistically ending a different way, but my heart does lmao

[@voiddrifter7980]

I'm glad people still make videos about this genre, the impact some of the games had in my life is kind of crazy. Btw, have you ever checked Zeno, Witch's heart or the Hello Charlotte series? I recommend those games a lot

[@analogacegambit5054]

gives me nostalgia especially you mentioned about OFF such a classic masterpiece

[@ms.pirate]

Ngl, ai oni is still kinda creepy, and the images of the demon close up scares the crap out of me that I have to press the skip button. Say what you wanf about me, but I still think its very creepy

[@Thenormal880]

I really loved rpg maker horror games they're the first games I've ever played

[@natigalilel1135]

These type of games have a special place in my heart just so much creativity with what you have

[@Lonewulf321]

I don’t know if I would count OFF as a horror game personally, but great video.

[@c.dl.4274]

HELL YEAH THEY DID

[@Noname-lx2gq]

Just got this vid in my recommended and took me down memory lane a bit. I never played any rpg maker horror games (mainly cause I didn’t know how to install them and I have a Mac) but the main game that was always my favorite was In because of how unique it was and it’s atmosphere being amazing just by watching it when I was 12. I’m saving up some money now so I can play the steam release and copped some official In merch. As for you video, your points are well articulated and the video is well edited. Overall good job on the video. I might tuning in more often. ✌🏼

[@graymads]

Thank you so much!

[@crownedoll]

people please PLEASE play hello charlotte it’s such an underrated series, made me so happy and nostalgic.

[@joeexotik7033]

RPG Maker Horror Games are my favorite genre of games despite how niche it may be. I'm so happy these games aren't forgotten, they mean so much to me! Also glad that Corpse Party, Angels of Death, Mad Father have Switch ports with Ib and Witch's House coming soon.

[@jordandavis258]

I loved all of these, my favorite game genre growing up

[@outrunthestars4938]

I hate off. The game did nothing tho,it was my old friend. Basically made the batter her oc,who was ridiculously overpower cannibal, weregator, who rich,also serial killer and more I can't remember. The one time I tried roleplaywr with her,she made her oc more powerful everytime I tried to do a fight. ( sorry for the rant,but it was complete bullshit The rest I remember watching as child,really shouldn't have at that age lol.

[@Zion7105]

i couldnt tell you how excited i was for the ib remake, i waited so long for it even longer for a english pack to release, but safe to say im happy with my purchase!

[@razzledazzledorito6552]

Oomph the witch’s house and mad father were pretty good as well

[@jujuoof174]

Its a really nice and relaxing vid!

[@midovodella1702]

I'm glad OFF made it on to this video. OFF was my gateway into games like these, and I'm always glad to see people talk about the likes of it and Yume Nikki. Great video

[@bundthead]

Commenting before watching but seeing this on my home page made me really happy

[@graymads]

Stan Gary

[@bundthead]

@@graymads REAL

[@VampPhoenix99]

I wish I saw Palette ever being talked about. I found it on JayIsGames when I was a kid and it took me years to remember it even existed. It might not qualify as horror to some, but at the very least it's an atmospheric mystery game with a story that unfolds in a heavily non-linear order. Did anyone here ever play Palette? Please tell me someone remembers it. B.D.? Sianos B. Sian? Everything red and white? The broken-glass sound effect? Only having exactly enough energy to get to the next clue, provided you remember which way to go? The rubber-band outlines of people you haven't remembered yet?

[@cuponoodles8507]

So glad OFF is still being brought up. I think it fell off a lot of people's radar and I hardly see it getting the praise it deserves. To this day have not played anything like it, there's just nothing I can compare it to, not to mention its so full of content and so engaging for only about 9 hrs worth of gameplay, something that could be beaten in a day. I would love for it to get a resurgence of some kind

[@jayferguson4216]

Just so you know IB got a remaster on steam and it's really good!

[@fakerw9083]

OFF looks freaking cool, looks like i know what kind of game I'm going to play next

[@lydiasnyder8599]

i actually clicked on this video because you have the exact same first and last name as my cousin and i thought it was actually them for a second..... this is a really great video though and I'm really glad people are talking about rpg maker horror again after such a long time! :)

[@graymads]

Bless, thanks for stopping by :)

[@Nora_the_Seedrian]

I got into a OFF hype at one point, looking up all sorts of fan content and making some of my own. I really love the game, likely for its stylistic art and nature of the world. OFF just seems special to me and I always get perked up when mentioned in videos like these.

[@MoondustManwise]

I want these games to make a comeback, Omori worked so well _because_ it used the rpg maker horror elements to its advantage

[@NightoftheLivingcookies10]

Anyone have a Hetaoni phase? It feels like a LIFETIME ago that was popular

[@nailwind]

Yume Nikki is timeless. I still replay the original every year in a ritual fashion on top of the community being very active online/multiplayer.

[@starsscatter]

re:kinder literally lives in my mind rent free

[@kaxcommentssomethingREAL]

15:43 wait PEWDIEPIE MADE THAT ONE MEME? i didn't know that for years lol

[@Dan-cb8mq]

I thought you had a million subscribers like nexpo or some random horror youtuber when I saw this on the front page

[@graymads]

Nope just a humble z list channel. Thanks for checking the video out though! :)

[@somechupacabrawithinternet8866]

to all the horror rpgs coryxkenshin,markipiler pewdiepie etc, played THANK YOU when i learn how to code, my game will have an ester egg for every horror rpg