The Surreal Game Iceberg Explained (CONTENT WARNING)

[@vinesauce]

Great video and a good reminder of a lot of weird stuff I've played. It's also a great resource of other interesting games I didn't even know existed. Feel free to use any of my footage for your next video if you haven't already. Would be happy to help give these games more attention in any way possible.

[@kappadanse]

Im a massive fan dude thanks so much it means so much to me that you enjoyed it

[@vinesauce]

@@kappadanse thanks :)

[@Jus_Joj]

Holy shit, watching this video my entire mind literally SCREAMED "wow, this is all very Vinny adjacent," and then, lo and behold, in walks Vinny himself. I'll be god damned. You love to see it.

[@parakeetpictures4480]

Oh my goodness hi Vinny :D ur amazing

[@nousername2292]

D

[@RosieMe5]

I'm one of the devs for Meat Shift :) Just a note, it's about worker's rights not veganism haha

[@biancavinson2981]

the jungle simulator lol

[@vodkasvoice]

All Of Our Friends Are Dead is actually not intended to make sense-- it's based on a series of nightmares had by the creator. It was essentially him getting those images out of his head. idk if they're on the list, but amon26 also did a few other incredible surreal horror games, my favorites being AuSable and Gyossait. Also, Pen Pals is so fucking nostalgic, I'm so glad to see it on here! I actually followed the artist who created it on tumblr way back then and even did fanart for the game!

[@9SooS9]

Ah, yes, the PS1 style horror game with themes about [trauma and/or abuse] where you do or collect [quaint thing] over the course of several [shifts/days/zones] for a [god/dead person/ambiguous authority]

[@kappadanse]

Describes about 40% of games on this iceberg

[@jakedizzle]

AAA/Indie are two sides of the same coin when it comes to trends in gaming lol.

[@zotanzero]

"How original... *Daring* today, aren't we?"

[@noaht2005]

Or ‘weird japanese RPG maker’

[@Josuh]

90% of those make up the entirety of itchio

[@tartarsocks]

Fun thing about Soda Drinker Pro, there is actually an entire seprate game hidden in the third level that is availible by going out of bounds in a specific area before you finish your delicious soda! The game is called Vivian Clark and is a huge collection of linked minigames with an even more surreal art style. The miniagames range from platformers to 3d shoot-em-ups, and which one you play next is dictated by which path you are on in the tree, and how you did in the previous game. It's cool as hell, and has a huge ammount of effort put into it, even more than Soda Drinker Pro. (Also how could you mention the Museum of Anything Goes without talking about the Vinny Vinesause dead body incedent of '16?)

[@PablarEscabo]

I looked into the Johnny games, and sadly the developper ended his life in 2014. You should look into it, he seemed like a really interesting character

[@kappadanse]

Damn that's really sad to hear. Thanks for letting me know though, I will definitely look into the guy.

[@sonyabladesbooty3890]

He died

[@sirrobertwalpole1754]

He died

[@kalezuki9231]

Please OP , it would help peeps get a successful search if you could provide more details than just referring to them as the Johnny games & saying the dev sadly ended him self. ( on the off chance they ever see this , my condolences to the family & his friends. )

[@guy-sl3kr]

@@kalezuki9231 The developer was Kim Okkerstrøm also known as Kimberly Kubus

[@axeslinger94]

Honorable Mentions for this list! (in no particular order): - Sluggish Morss (no clue) - Wurroom (claymation) - JEF (Cosmo D-style surrealism, made by different dev) - Leaves: The Journey (literally uses no words, only obscure visual puzzles) - Manifold Garden (combine Superliminal + Antichamber, and you're in for one mind blowing ride) - Dropsy (surreal clown who hugs all the people in town game) - Hyper Demon (surreal fps) - Thumper (rhythm game) - The Eternal Cylinder (def a tip of the iceberg game but it is surreal) - Ayahuasca (self-explanatory but tier 1) - Visionarium 2 (simulating aya experiences, tier 1) - A Chamber of Stars (dadaist/collage-based rhythm game) - Gorogoa (not obscure but def surreal)

[@vreschen939]

Oh Jesus, Sluggish Morss deserves to be 3-4 levels down this iceberg, if only on the basis of that one voiceover cutscene. Edit: So apparently Sluggish Morss *is* on the iceberg, and is also 4 levels down on the iceberg. Who would've thought?

[@lolniceinreal]

Surprised thumper didn’t make the list at all

[@paulakroy2635]

No killer7 or any Suda game

[@gristle_licker]

JEF is a pretty good game, good ol acid trip kind of surreal. And hyperdemon is amazing too, needs some getting used to/acquired taste but it's worth it

[@hollowbox5723]

Can't wait to learn about weird/strange games and feel the desire to play *all of them*

[@ctheos69]

HIII!! I was one of the people that made meat shift :DDDDD I absolutely didn't expect to see the game on this iceberg and all and I literally yelled when you said its name!! Glad you enjoyed it :DD

[@RosieMe5]

hi Lea (:

[@rickyaburgos]

Kinda annoying when people say “ the first 3 SH are some of the best horror games” when it’s the first 4 , The Room is an underrated masterpiece and the last game made by the OG creators

[@AlexanderFromTheStarDimension]

I indeed watched the whole video, and I indeed subscribed. Two and a half hour "video essay" or "ice berg" videos are perfect for me. I have a very rhythmic simple but mundane and boring remote job, and this kinda stuff helps me focus. It's background noise but when there's a more interesting game being discussed, I can kinda turn my head to look at the gameplay or image.

[@zeallust8542]

Exactly why i love this kind of content

[@parchemiarz]

My thoughts exactly

[@BlairCat_]

This is exactly my opinion, it helps with my ADHD and stuff.

[@AlexanderFromTheStarDimension]

While it's hard to "cure" ADHD, these videos DEFINITELY help alleviate it! I worried I wouldn't thrive with my new job due to my inability to focus, but these iceberg videos have been quite the remedy. Now I actually look forward to my boring deskjob because it's an excuse to watch stuff like this!

[@parchemiarz]

@AlexanderHDMI damn, maybe i should see a psychiatrist to get diagnosed lol I have to be overstimulated constantly - music alone in the background is not enough lately

[@rinkooo6006]

I’m surprised that Vib Ribbon isn’t on here, it’s an obscure rhythm game from the 2000s that has unique visuals in only black and white, plus the rabbit mascot is kinda cute

[@paultapping9510]

vib ribbon was awesome! The game was so small it loaded entirely into the ps1s memory, so you could put any cd of music in and play a pretty decent rhythm game with any music you had.

[@biggestastiest]

​@@paultapping9510it was insanely innovative for its time, i wish i had a copy so badly

[@zuzinthesloth]

Loved the video. It's really nice to see someone being as enthusiastic about Hylics games as I am! I really think the series is largely underrated. I'd love to see a video about the games on your channel. Keep up the good work! Cheers!

[@Memesauce67]

Ok, but acting like Binding of Isaac is super normal compared to other stuff on the first tier like Undertale and Warioware is certainly a take

[@paolarei4418]

It is kinda strange but not like the other tiers below (even if i didn't watch the vid fully)

[@vanthemanproductions9185]

Dang, only 341 views??? I could’ve sworn I was watching someone with hundreds of thousands of subs. Edit: I just came back to this video after everyone started flaming me in the replies and look at that! It’s over 100,000 views!

[@Starriaaa]

Same but the video did only come out a few hours ago

[@scaryreptile]

It do be a 2:30 hour video made 8 hours ago.

[@l33g3ndar33]

It's up to 17k now. The way it's going, likely should be over 50k in 3 weeks. Definitely worth the watch, multiple watches honestly. Great stuff!

[@plasticsaint]

local youtube user realizes that views don't correlate to quality, more at 11

[@mystrallsnowlight]

48k now, Algorithm in his favor

[@sovietblackborg247]

Cruelty Squad was the first time I thoroughly enjoyed a video game in a long while. There is so much to explore and discover and I'm still learning new things about the game. It also felt strangely real as if it had touched on an aspect of life that nobody had yet identified.

[@hdofu]

Surprised not to see "I am bread", "Goat Simulator" and Mr. Mosquito aren't on the iceberg.

[@thehunkygodchrist7770]

Maybe they’re too normal for the iceberg.

[@paolarei4418]

​@@thehunkygodchrist7770i am bread

[@iris.morgan]

Finally someone else who can talk about Silent Hill for hours 😭 I can tell you’re gonna be a huge content creator in a little while! This video is amazing. Please make more I listen to them while trying to fall asleep ☺️

[@wurmbones]

ahh I love this video!! love the casual commentary and this gives me so much interesting media to look into :] I was actually kinda reminded of hendecad/cement mixer sim 2003, they don’t have much gameplay and are more LSD sim-inspired walking simulators but I thought they would definitely fit this iceberg !

[@abeltheman]

i love the video, really one of my favorites i’ve seen in a while. love the great work and effort you put into this but there’s something that had me wondering about the editing. i don’t know why the Tier one was just only pictures and not clips of the actual video games ? Was it because of copyrights? And also the blury background when we see the clips from the other tiers was it intentional ? otherwise, love it, keep up the great work 👏🏽

[@number13or17or19]

It's so weird to me that you didn't find much info on OFF, since it had a significant fandom on Tumblr way back in the day.

[@itsxora3207]

As someone who still has no idea anything about off but remembers those days, I cannot find anything about it besides completely out of context fanworks

[@vreschen939]

For those wondering how "significant" of a fandom we're talking about, OFF was the sixth-most tagged (I think) video game on the site in 2015, and all of the other five games were AAA entries. Not too shabby for an RPG released seven years prior to that.

[@CallMeFreakFujiko]

Re: Kinder isn't that surreal, but I can understand why it's on the list. It's about children who committed suicide for one reason or another. Shortly after remaking that game the developer himself committed suicide. Nobody online knew until his dad said something to a friend, who (with permission) announced it to the internet. If it weren't for Parun's suicide the game would probably at least be higher on the list, if not omitted from it entirely.

[@DeviBuster]

If you enjoyed pony Island, I really recommend the creators other games! Especially inscryption if you haven't checked it out yet, it's honestly one of my favourite games and the story is surprisingly good lol Edit: I've played lain and watched the original anime, the full story is that it was originally supposed to be a trilogy but after the game failed they dropped the planned manga adaption that would supposedly complete the story and attach each sperate canon together, but I'm not too sure on the details.

[@coco_rthritis6462]

41:14 I was literally thinking about this game yesterday trying to remember what it's called. Thank you, it's been like 7 years since I heard of it.

[@sleepyflowerlover]

I love LSD (as you can tell from my pfp) and I think why many people just brush it off as a weird game is because Osamu Sato was right on how it's not a game. If you treat it and play it like a game it's just going to seem weird, but when you treat is as art and as an experience, it becomes something truly great and unique that you can't find anywhere else.

[@intraviator8694]

You're fantastic. Your work is amazing, and I am beyond excited for you. Well done, man.

[@theshiro1238]

BRO I always get so excited whenever someone mentions Wallace's games, as their friend I'm super happy to see the games getting recognition

[@justsomebaby3465]

Can't wait to listen to this video multiple times while I'm trying to sleep. Either way you got my sub.

[@CrisisMoon7]

This was a really fun watch, thank you mate. By the time I finished the video it was 12:30am.

[@wrongemail5242]

Not understanding how binding of Isaac is surreal when you play as a naked crying child shooting your tears as a weapon in a basement, shooting at poop to collect items, slowly mutating with every item while fighting horrific monsters is wild, but then accepting undertale instantly is wild.

[@luluconacolo2729]

God i love this iceberg. Seeing all these games has been so inspiring, its really tempting me to try make my own game (surreal or otherwise).

[@kappadanse]

That's really good to hear! You should go for it!

[@zeallust8542]

I have extremely surreal vivid dreams almost every single night, and have a specific few that could only be translated into a game format. Theres certain feelings in these dreams tho that I couldnt possibly convey. Like cravings. A ton of my dreams are me wandering through surreal city-esque environments where I cant think of anything other than how bad I need to find a cigarette Really makes me want to pick up simple dev skills and try to make some dream walker type games lol

[@luluconacolo2729]

@@zeallust8542 Maybe you could convey cravings by having it be a task to find certain object, having the character struggle occassionally (saying something, walking slower, change in vision etc) to make it more personal than a fetch quest It would be really cool regardless tho, this world needs more surreal dream games lol

[@zeallust8542]

@@luluconacolo2729 I was thinking having a fetch quest like you mentioned, but having some sort of vague timer that gets more and more distracting as it ticks down, then once it runs out nothing happens. Your struggle ideas are perfect to add as the distracting parts of the timer. Also not having the actual items anywhere to collect, cause I never find a dang cigarette in my dreams

[@wallacelovecraft8942]

A friend showed me this yesterday. I enjoyed watching it. :-] I'm interested in seeing the rest of the series if there ever is one. Good job!

[@kappadanse]

Hey bro, your game was super cool, I really apricate your kind words.

[@wallacelovecraft8942]

@@kappadanse No problem and thank you! :-]]]

[@Snirby1629]

i love cruelty squad and i understand it being hard on the eyes, but don't let him discourage anybody from playing the game, its really good.(its funny though cause the creator wasn't trying to make a good game, he was trying to make the most unmarketable and backwards game possible)

[@TheJOshow601]

Amazing content for such a small channel. Hopefully, the YT algorithm is smart enough to recommend your videos to a wider audience

[@apathicmiko6546]

is funny how I know some of the more obscure games thanks to ManlyBadassHero, he's one of the few KZbinr that finds these weird games

[@zacharymacleod1146]

oh man "Weird and Unfortunate Things are Happening" is on the iceberg further down. You're in for a treat when you get there :D

[@VantaCube]

I only subscribed because, after watching the whole video, you mentioned subscribing.

[@thebigblueviolence]

All I'm saying is you can't say the game freaked you out as a kid but you never played it, just play into the bizarre design choices rather than pretending you got shook when it was available

[@Imfleurious]

Watched the entire thing in one sitting, very well done!

[@Myrlaxen]

bro your content is really cool, you deserve more subs. also thank you for introducing me to the wondrous world of hurm

[@ForgottenDawn]

You know you're in for a treat when various RPG Maker games like OFF and Yume Nikki are up top.

[@ssteakmate983]

I'm surprised that "Lips of Suna", and "I live at Santa's house" isn't on this list. Check them out if you have a chance. Great vid!!

[@parakeetpictures4480]

I was secretly hoping for the game repairing mantis to be on here lol But great video! Def one of my fav iceberg explained vids!

[@bocolatebhipbookie]

omg im so glad u mentioned cicada marionette's works. they're so slept on and have been a major inspiration of mine for years

[@c0dy.c0la.]

im sure someone's mentioned this already, however the symbols atop your screen during Goblet Grotto are actually words. The game comes with a lot of files downloaded, and theres a BUNCH of lore, and you can actually translate the symbols into understandable sentences. They're all about the things going on around you, like enemies, or buildings. iirc TheCatamites (who made the game) intentionally made a bunch of lore ironically lol. It was some joke on how games will have unreasonably complex lore, and thusly you have Goblet Grotto lol

[@lilpiggy23production]

Great video, also no comments scared me but now I am responsible for rebuilding the lost comments section

[@TheFifthKalpa]

Hi, I'm the dev of THEY SPEAK FROM THE ABYSS. The link on the iceberg leads you to the old itch page, and it has since changed URLs. So thats probably why it's broken. Also, Great video!

[@kappadanse]

Omg hey. I loved your game so much it was great. Good luck i hope every goes okay with its full release.

[@emilyzetzsche2390]

Wow! I liked this video a lot but I wanted to comment because the amount of these games you’ve actually played is impressive to me! You must have a huge library of games under your belt

[@nesskeaton]

It's nice to know others feel the same way about Katamari as I do. Those games make me smile when literally nothing will. I think what makes The Binding of Isaac surreal is the imagery. I haven't played it myself, but I have watched people play it, and it seems like one of those games where you can get so wrapped up in the game play that you can only focus on that. So a lot of the imagery may be missed the first or second time you play.

[@notyou6501]

NOW THIS! THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I LIKE Now my homework wont be boring if I’m listening to this, thanks man 😺

[@publicuniversalenemy7503]

It's been a while since I checked but I think LSD Dream Emulator is fully playable on the Internet Archive :)

[@casualkris4806]

Knowing or even having played games from this list well into tier 3 as of now without actual deep research, an iceberg like this really serves also as a library/archive for me. I'll plan to play a number more of them for sure. Good part 1! About Serial experiments: Lain, the creator of the show intended it to be a multi-media project, so while the game takes place seperate, it is also acting as a parallel/alternate story that does support the show in some extra ways.

[@kendeadrick]

Added this video to my watch later and it was privated and I went insane thank you for putting it back up this vid was such a great listen Godspeed

[@kappadanse]

Yea sorry, ya boy got hacked

[@jalerilou5112]

exact same thing happened to me i thought It was a dream

[@marsmartis2697]

I let KZbin on autoplay while I slept and woke up to this

[@thegurlwiththecurls]

I'm so glad that I finally found one were who's lila is included

[@mistydayremainsofthejudgment]

im seeing so many titles i played way back in the day on here. great list whoever made it.

[@PandaPelley]

I've been slowly collecting as many games from this list as I can, getting them to run, categorizing them, etc. A few I've had trouble finding though...the Parade (game) RPG that's sorta like OFF is one in particular I haven't been able to track down yet.

[@paranormeow]

glad to see this videos back up!!!

[@Vikintor]

Oh! I was looking for weird games and didn't expected to see my lil Tamashii included, thanks ☺

[@elizabethstein9698]

The creator of Space Funeral and Goblet Grotto is same as the Strange Town games (Of The Killer). However, they were released under a sister account called "garmentdistrict". Since the creator is working on the final the game in the series, I'm not sure what will happen following the final game's release.

[@mrcool9090]

im honestly suprised egglike was that low. They were popularized by vinesauce and i think they are one of his more popular videos?

[@Nyanako_VT]

Ohhey, a lotta games I like are on here. Just gotta say though, it's not just Chulip's art style that's surreal; it's got a bunch of weird, oddly specific puzzles for some of the kisses (including one where you literally need to know how a part of the Japanese Rail System works) and the ending bit comes completely out of nowhere and gets somehow even more bizarre than everything that comes before it. If you want to go on the journey that is that game w/o having to do some of the more frustrating puzzles, I'd suggest Wayneradiotv's playthrough of it. Haven't reached the end of the vid yet, but I'm halfway through Tier 3 and I'm surprised Dial Town didn't make the list thus far.

[@tylociraptor8131]

Oh thank goodness, you got your account back.

[@christofferredfielfd1758]

"This guy" American McGee is an og ID software employee, a level designer I believe. His Alice games are pretty well liked.

[@Risen_Saturn]

I find it really ominous that I just had this video recommended to me the day after Jimmy Carter passed and he was mentioned on your bucket list

[@kalezuki9231]

I'm surprised at how many of these I either didn't know about or haven't played yet. I love surreal / trippy / etc. games & things....

[@bluud_sugar]

OH MY GOD whos lila!! the fandom is so small and obscure im so happy to see it getting recognition!!

[@zab416]

This has become my new background noise/ emotional support video (stole that from some other KZbin commenter lol). Learned a lot about surreal games and watched a Let's Play of Harvester so far, thanks for all the effort you put into this.

[@ultimatthias]

At first I thought this was going to be mostly audio due to the first entries using most images to show off the games, but the video footage from tier 2 onwards kept me watching

[@panickkid]

Honestly shocked you haven't gotten more subscribers. This video is so well done!

[@erayoguz33]

This video was perfect. Good job dude!

[@0xArkemi]

i literally watched this to write down games i should play, definitely not disappointed

[@Dairypapi1]

Hey I know I'm kind of late but I would love to see you make a video on lisa, maybe even talk about its various fan games as well? Maybe another game u could play is rain world? It's not really surreal but I find it really cool and it's one of my favorite games. it's a game where you're a little creature near the bottom of a food chain trying to survive in the ruins of a civilization, I won't say much except that it's lore and spiritualism is interesting. Give it a try if that description interested you.

[@crow2062]

this is a really great video dude!! i can't wait to see how wild shit gets in the deeper tiers

[@azimochaa]

I want a Tomodachi Life on switch 😭 Revenge of the Sunfish feels like a meme 💀💀💀

[@razorbackroar]

Love the channel bro. Being going through absolute hell in life & this helped me keep my head up. Thanks bro.

[@cheddarkiki]

This is an amazing video and i look forward to see more of you! It was great to hear about games i sumbled upon back when i was a kid and absolutely shaped my taste in media now haha, keep it up!!

[@scarfguy5337]

I wish more people would play broken reality because I need a story explained video, but I also don't even know how many endings there are

[@triplesixmafia]

i'm so glad i found _You Left Me_ cuz of this video: i played it after finding it from this and it made me cry 😭 i wish the game was longer

[@greatwave2480]

watched to find something new to play (I have been into indi games since ~2014) and surprisingly there are some that I haven't heard of! I'm so happy!! Thank you 🥺

[@madeofmeats]

I saw How Fish is Made in the thumbnail and came running

[@Kalitayy]

Who’s Lila? is fantastic game. I played it and I thought that’s it but I realized it’s so much deeper after I watched Flaw Peacock’s analysis 7 hour long video

[@theSemiChrist]

Ha, I was just about to mention Cruelty Squad when you said it in the video.

[@tokyo9010]

Tier 1 1:03 yume nikki (rpg) 1:58 warioware 2:54 omori (rpg) 3:55 harvester (point n click adventure) 5:06 desert bus 6:25 earthbound 7:56 undertale 8:39 silent hill series 10:09 Zeno clash 11:04 jazzpunk (love it) 11:49 lsd dream emulator 13:04 katamari damacy (j goofy humor) 14:08 popular RPG horror games: Mad father Ao oni Crooked man Purgatory Die psycho 14:32 puppet combo games

[@chrisgomez6261]

This has been helping me go to sleep. Love your voice please do more long icebergs

[@benmillington3550]

Deadly Premonition is a love letter to David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks' which is it's own level of crazy - if you haven't seen it I'd highly recommend!

[@sketchywav7741]

Insanely underrated man. Keep up the good content

[@MelodyRose96]

I think my honorable mention would be "Who I See" a "2nd person adventure game" where you play as a girl trying to find a man in a hotel. Except the girl you control is not narrating the story, but the characters she meets in the hotel, describing her and what, or who, they see. It's a very interesting game with a writing perspective you don't see used very often, much less in games. One of my favorite things about it is that the background can change depending on who is in the room. For example, a child in a hallway sees a colorful, fun space with drawings on the walls, while an adult sees the dreary hotel for what it is. It's quite the surreal experience and I really recommend it.

[@shoeling]

this is so cool and massively underrated woag

[@hdofu]

Also Chino Iki is an entire series of what you saw in the pc engine game, super famicom is sort of a hybrid shooter/street fighter

[@PeppermintMoose]

I'd decided to subscribe to your channel somewhere on layer two, but I cackled out loud when you tried to explain your addiction ... to saying a certain phrase. So, you've sold me twice.

[@alexdoesthings23]

best iceberg video ive ever watched and thats saying something

[@mmelo7832]

About perfect vermin: It’s absolutely not a stretch to say the objects were the cancer cells, in fact it’s the most explicit and obvious meaning for the game

[@bloodrunsclear]

The guy who made The Museum of Anything Goes also made an adventure game called The Drowned God, a game about the Illuminati. His mysterious murder was never solved…

[@FallingUpStupidity]

Good production and commentary, subbed fasho

[@ShuckleII]

Casual sanism reminder that content like this used to be described with "trigger warning", a term that explains an important aspect of psychology, but sanist people always went socially cannibalistic over it so people now call it content warning, same exact purpose, and now nobody complains. Those sanist people are still hiding in your crowd, and they are waiting for their chance to prey on you the moment you start complaining about this difficult world. Don't let them abuse you into silencing your helpful behavior, don't let history repeat itself.

[@gonzalot.605]

I'm quite surprised that _Night Into Dreams_ isn't on this list. It is exactly what I think when I heard the term _"surreal game"._

[@lilli4222]

I cannot express enough how happy I am that hello charlotte was on this iceberg!! This might as well be the only video I've seen that mentions hello charlotte that has more than 100k views! It truely is a masterpice and has quiet a lot of lore. It's simply imposible to explain the stroy without having played the games yourself. I personally think that the main story mostly plays out in episode 1 and 2 since in episode 3, the creatior mentions that a lot of things were changed and that hello charlotte kinda became a personal project to her and the stuff she's been going trough. The reason as for why it's so hard to find anything about the game is because most of the fandom is mainly russian anyway since hello charlotte is a russian game why ofc. I'm not sure if that's the reason tho as for why it has such wacky controls .-. I mainly played trough episode 1 and 2 since episode 3 costs something and I didn't plan on actually commiting this hard to the game (I might buy episode 3 soon tho so I can get a better grip on episode 3 since I only watched a playtrough of it) and boy these controls are from 1978 (the game came out in like 2015 so I truely don't get why it's so hard to play LIKE W A S D WAS THERE BACK THEN!!!). You move with the up, down, left and right keys next to the number block, use escape and enter and that's it. Took me 2 re-downloads of the game and a quick look trough the official website to get it started lol. Hello charlotte has two spinnoff games by the same creator but I've only tried out one so far but I might try out the visual novel soon. From what I personally saw, they weren't really to my liking since I wasn't a big fan of how they changed up the main characters personallity (okay I know that that's litterly the whole point of the game that the main character isn't a sweet lil girl anymore but just an annoying brat BUT MAN WAS IT BORING!! I did enyoj how diffrent charlotte was in episode 3 so maybe the main problem with the spinnoff was that it was just simply boring lol) but it seems to be loved by the 3 fans that it has. I could go on for hours just how much I love this game and how badly I need some of those characters to be made into figurines SINCE THE ART TURELY IS AMAZING!!!! But then we'd be here for more than atleast 40 hours straight so that's it for now! I might update when I got to play the visual novel since I'm allways open for new hello charlotte content!

[@Katie-hj5eb]

I'm surpised Experiment 13 isn't on the iceberg or any of Wertpols games (may he rest in peace). Guess they have been out of the public consciousness for a while

[@bloodblues85]

Dang , black tar H must be pretty good, maybe I should try it... PS cool video