This INCREDIBLE Horror Game Will Trigger EVERY PHOBIA You Have

[@chandlerwatson1379]

I love how you can tell the characters already know each other well in a very organic way it makes each death /corruption hit harder

[@chaosinsurgency6636]

Thats an issue as the viewer, we literally don’t know these people so it kinda ruins when Caz shows to much distress while you immediately forget who the persons name is once theyre done screaming over the phones with how linear the game is and it lacks any replayability. It would’ve been nice to have started the game a day earlier and actually got to know everyone and understand the layout of the rig so the experience of everything being changed is more jarring

[@NiCoNiCoNiCola]

​@@chaosinsurgency6636 yup, that's a thing that plagues the entire genre. Roy and maybe Finlay are the closest to somewhat developed characters. Brodie doesn't even give an explanation of what happened to Raffs, how and when did he go from place to place so quickly, how did he fail to get to the chopper, how did people go around in groups and etc.

[@DC-hw7fw]

@@chaosinsurgency6636 You need to be babied and have your hand held? YOU are the idiot modern movies cater to and you ruin entertainment. You are Idiocracy.

[@SSD_Penumbra]

What's wild is that Rennick realistically exists, especially on rigs. My late grandfather worked on an oil rig in the north sea and he'd always tell me stories about people like Rennick. When the Piper Alpha exploded, a lot of company men refused to cosign on the deaths because it "cost too much".

[@dbz9393]

Reminds me of deepwater horizon, the corporate fatcats just ignore all the safety officers warnings and drill which causes so many deaths.

[@Literally_a_Moth]

I think this game is not just a representation of the real world but a metaphor it. Rennick is likely only trying to make a living just as everyone else, though at the expense of others; his job is to increase profits and that mindset might be what made him so bitter. The game itself is a metaphor for capitalism. The oil company exploiting its workers and environment leads to the collapse of the rig itself. The monster will destroy the rig as well as humanity if it isn’t destroyed. That’s why Caz killing the monster was a perfect ending. The lesson of the story is so obvious and clues are mentioned so many times I’m surprised no one has said anything. There’s so much more to the story but that would take an entire essay, so well done.

[@andreaholcock8992]

@@Literally_a_Mothget tae fuck

[@shahs1221]

@@Literally_a_Moth I love how they made Caz so messy in that revelation too. Throughout the game you always had a sense of him trying to "fix" or more accurately run away from the problem and hoping that everything will eventually work out (him crime, his marriage, his job, escaping the rig itself, etc) even when reality tells him otherwise. Finlay telling him to "be brave" was so beautiful as he finally takes a stance to stand his ground and face reality even when it will cost him everything. GOD, what an amazing game!

[@Saulinee]

damn did your grandfather also encounter a huge head with tentacles

[@GioMarron]

Ignoring the fact it’s an incredible story, for someone like me, from the west of Scotland, finally hearing a game in my language, my accent, hearing words that only people from my home will know, it’s the first time a game has been truly immersive. I done an offshore safety course many years ago with a view to working on the rigs. This game reminds me so much of that (even though we never got onto the rigs, there were several emergency scenarios set up in the place we trained in and I saw a few similar here) I think, when you’re American or even English, you hear your accent and dialect so often you don’t think about it as much but playing a game, no matter how good, and hearing the sane American accents just tears you out of the immersion the developers are trying to create so this, for me, in my accent, with my dialect and with words in our language that are purely ours, and in an industry that has been a bedrock of our society for so long… It’s just so amazing, so breathtaking

[@Neithie]

I totally get what you mean. I'm Aussie and it's so rare to feel like a game environment is mine, my world, my people. Usually it's America. Interesting but not personal.

[@restlesscow2137]

Agreed, I wish games which use uk based characters had a broader variety than just "generic london"

[@jonathanbilton1960]

The voice actors are genuine actors I recognize from BBC dramas and film

[@lunar-1340]

It's wonderful to hear genuine Scottish accents in a game.

[@Elsinnombre-ez5dn]

@@jonathanbilton1960can you point any out ? Just curious.

[@Thr33God]

I work in the oil and gas industry, and I can say that this recreation of a drilling rig is astounding. The creators must've actually mapped a rig. I've watched this whole video so far, and I wish I had the time to play it. Your commentary was awesome, sir. Subbed, liked and commented (obviously) for the algo!

[@Rocking.penguins]

Your such an awesome guy bro. god bless you.

[@Thr33God]

@@Rocking.penguins A fellow cat pfp! You're awesome too.

[@Rocking.penguins]

@@Thr33God thank you!

[@xXFedoXx1]

@@Rocking.penguinsboth of yall extremely wholesome

[@illusion5739]

You guys are so 4some!

[@coop8549]

The authenticity of the setting was incredible especially the social aspects of Scotland at that time.

[@GrandmasterHash]

As a scot, this is probably one of the most accurate representations i’ve seen in a game. The accents and camaraderie between the crew is on point.

[@strikedown1238]

Also as a fellow Scot Absolutely love the banter some of the characters have, feels incredible natural and realistic

[@RiftVT]

Scotland itself is terrifying

[@zootsanchez]

Interesting that Trots was a socialist and also an SNP supporter, they were considered quite right wing in the 70s.

[@AMillar1]

@@RiftVTwere no that bad… I promise 🤣

[@badauthor6682]

"be brave for once in your life" like my guy hasnt been fighting eldritch horrors while fixing the rig

[@johnnystephens259]

It’s a great thing to say though because the only reason why Caz was on the rig in the first place was because he was running from the police.

[@eldritchcupcakes3195]

I mean he did leave that one guy behind the door

[@johnnystephens259]

@@eldritchcupcakes3195 Usually he tried to open the doors but they were always stuck or locked.

[@playonlinegames6418]

to be fair, she did as well.

[@TheLunatiched]

I played it. It was just ok.

[@richardkiefer4748]

The most horrendous thing is that he had to endure all this without his breakfast.

[@Zimfly77]

So true so true

[@Viytal]

I was wondering if anyone else picked up on that 😂

[@eetuloimupalo693]

that's why it's a horror game

[@Chainsplains]

THATS SO TRUE

[@spiderman-2416]

He would have lost it after seeing those disgusting monsters. 😂

[@avalerionbass]

I love the small touch of using the same effects on your voice that's similar to the player's environments. The underwater muffle, the large reverb in bigger chambers, great detail!

[@loorthedarkelf8353]

Indeed!! Adding what I can only describe as diagetic accoustics to a commentary voice helps wrap the entire experience of a Let's Play together I still feel Letsplayers are to games what Professional Readers are to books, and the editing that goes with the craft can add such an incredible flourish

[@Scarameow953]

In my opinion, the fact the saddest death wasn't even a death by the creatures is just a nasty stab, Roy died because of his Diabetes, not even the fucking monsters, its like the game forced us to worry about the creatures more and forget that Roy would die if he didn't get his Insulin, out of all the deaths Caz seemed so broken at Roys death specifically, really showed his bond with Roy.

[@depressedman496]

Fr bro

[@kristianstaalby8499]

Looking straight at the Insulin @ 3:10:29 EDIT: it even says "pick up". Man...

[@NoahWei42]

@@kristianstaalby8499 ahahahhaaaa tbh the whole time i was thinking, who the hell doesnt keep their insulin on them in the kitchen. . . it has to be refrigerated I do believe lmao Roy killed himself

[@shadowhunter1429]

@@NoahWei42 Didn't a note say it was delivered to his cabin?

[@danielgrimes3557]

I was almost crying when he died, then I looked up how he died and then I cried more, Rest in peace Roy

[@superN346]

Fun fact, I work in oil and all or our ladders are yellow. It's made to be as visible as possible

[@hannahrose13420]

video game irl

[@phosphophyllite6972]

How spooky is working in a real rig?

[@rookiebee]

My dad is an inspector for all the machinery, he tells me that working around machines like that, the heat is unreal

[@rosebie]

Imagine you don't have yellow ladders. I'd be lost on that rig.

[@tripminetv]

Definitely cap honestly a oil rig worker would not have the pfp to gru and called SuperN346

[@gavinkailey527]

I like how whenever your in a different environment, you edit your audio to match that, like you add an echo whenever you're in a large empty space or an effect to make it sound like your speaking or hearing someone speak underwater. It helps me emerce myself into the world. You're a genius and should keep up the fantastic work you do.

[@TheNonEdibleCheese]

Neebs Gaming has been doing this for a while as well. Definitely helps with immersion, especially when they're underwater.

[@echalvorson]

Welcome to the fkn show

[@Dragonhatchie]

neebs gaming has been doing this for years now. igp finally caught on.

[@SpremeCalami]

@@Dragonhatchieigps been doing it for a while as well

[@IGP]

​@@DragonhatchieYeah it's been years for me as well, but it's certainly not a new concept I don't think. I've never watched Neebs so I'm not familiar with him doing it but again, it's not some editing breakthrough or anything. I actually got the idea to try stuff like this while watching shows and getting a look into how the sound design works. Always wondered about how they get the voices to sound so fitting in the rooms and I leaned about how actors go into the studio to records dubs after filming if the in-field audio is too noisy. And I just thought one day to try it out and I loved the result. And now it's just super fun trying to get the audio to fit every environment. I even tried recording my own convolution reverb impulses to use in my videos but they never turn out great lmao

[@minecraftpotato321fox5]

As a Welder/fitter I can appreciate the attention to detail in the steam and hot water systems throughout this game. The flanges have the appropriate amount of bolts per size and I saw a couple clevis hangers as well as blowdown separators piped correctly. I was absolutely blown away by the attention to detail. It really makes you feel like you’re in a functional rig. Props to the designers!

[@IrishDude3699]

As a pipefitter working in refineries all the time the amount of detail put into these piping systems is amazing

[@elvisdepresley7647]

One part I loved is how at 16:38 when he gets on the drilling floor, you can see all the drill pipes stacked and loaded on the shute ready to be added to the drill lenth, aswell as all the drilling mud mixers you see on/under the main deck. Lots of detail was put into this to feel authentic.

[@TheIndigoEclipse]

It's nice to see a horror game that doesn't rely on jump scares. The atmosphere and the unknown drives the fear.

[@F.E.S_member]

Yeah but then I’m in an adrenaline rush before anything bad happens

[@theredknights636]

@@F.E.S_member good

[@yubsandost5567]

FNAF probably caused the whole Jumpscare trend on horror genre

[@drewm5335]

@@yubsandost5567 yes and no

[@Professional_Idiot77]

i just love horror games that use the feeling of terror

[@TheLegendaryA]

It sounds like Gibbo actually is conscious but just isn't in control of his body because he's saying stuff like: "Im sorry" "I don't know whats happening" "don't leave me" "I didn't want this" and a lot more

[@chaosinsurgency6636]

They are the protagonist comments on it alot its their worst emotions making them a monster that destroys those around them

[@FatalFist]

Yeah Roper and the one dude standing up, showed that they are consciously aware but they are not in control. Kind of reminds me of The Flood, the person is there mentally but the vessel is compromised.

[@TheLegendaryA]

@@FatalFist I think it was O'Connor who was standing up

[@TheLegendaryA]

@@FatalFist though I'm pretty sure Rennek is pure evil. Muir also didn't know why people were running from him because he wasnt aware of his current form. Trots is definitely long gone tho

[@jaxondebeni4309]

i think adler or what ever is never coming back

[@squigglyo0]

Honestly the deaths for the characters like Roy and Brodie felt absolutely heartbreaking but the ending part with Caz dying and the note Suze wrote is literally the strongest emotional gut punch after seeing everyone else die in sad and horrific ways in my opinion.

[@M.IbrahimSammad]

Highly agreeable

[@pine_demon]

Seriously the lullaby was just absolutely heartbreaking. I am not alright after that ending 😭

[@squigglyo0]

@@pine_demon Reminded you of that 2D dimension aye, Bill?

[@TinyToadSage]

Same. I don't cry often during media but the minute she said "we'll make this work" I bawled like a baby.

[@lakobause]

It's fitting that Rennick, who's colossal ego helped cause this mess, turns into a monster who's head is literally too big for the room.

[@armintor2826]

And he becomes totally obsessed with killing Caz, now that he doesnt care whats on his record anymore

[@sharondornhoff7563]

IGP was wondering why some of the men turned into mobile threats, while others remained stuck to the walls as meat moss. Me, I have to suspect that anger, itself, was a factor: Rennick lived, breathed, and crapped anger in his every line, and both Trots and Addair seem to have been really angry about politics, albeit from different sides of the spectrum. Gibbo got pretty touchy about Trots's activism at breakfast too, more so than their conversation really seemed to warrant. The main exception seems to be Muir, but the way Innes chewed him out for being careless that morning might've ticked him off a lot more than he allowed to show at the time.

[@vincesacay7754]

And his only one of the few monster that I totally yelled "use your head you dmn fck! You have tentacles! You can easily grab him!"

[@Quick15]

@@sharondornhoff7563 Also if everyone became monsters there would be an absolutely impossible amount of things around the ship. This is a good explanation but gameplay definitely plays a factor.

[@sharondornhoff7563]

@@Quick15 Naturally gameplay is always the real deciding factor, but I and (I think) IGP were talking about an *in-character* explanation for why only some of the mutated retained mobility.

[@frownmastr]

I love that they kept the language raw but have translated it in the subtitles. Also, this is a better horror/suspense than 99% of the movies released in the last 10 years

[@arkoda7248]

It amazes me how big that lighter was, it's such a small thing you brush off and never even think twice about in the beginning and you realize later on hearing Brodie say "One spark.." and hearing her flick the lighter, and the line "You're a lifesaver" it is amazing

[@chriswihulu]

For being such a small and seemingly mundane object, that you literally hand over near the beginning, to then be the key to ending the game, is a masterstroke of story writing

[@raydhen8840]

Chekhov's -Gun- Lighter. You love to see it.

[@zachlowe7103]

Another thing is he could have just said like a time bomb of some sort and then started swimming he could have survived then small but still

[@chriswihulu]

@@zachlowe7103 he could, but they're not anywhere close to shore, as it's a deep sea oil-rig. That's why they have life boats and a chopper, the latter is for transporting people to and from the shore, so it's unlikely you could swim back, especially if you've been through all that Caz has that day.

[@zachlowe7103]

@@chriswihulu I'm aware of that that's why I said it's a small chance he could, it's still a better chance than surviving that explosion

[@smallishbear5956]

This game is absolutely perfect. It builds up tension with the creepy visuals of the thing and loud noises and then releases it with a pipe bursting or something breaking only for you to realize that isn’t what your scared of or tense about which in turn builds up more tension, so it just keeps doing that over and over and it makes it so interesting. Also IGPs commentary is perfect, he lets the game play out and doesn’t talk too much and its cool that he edits his voice like he is in the oil rig. Amazing video!

[@the_dead_knight3]

That is the worst kind of torture, being a part of a monster but still Conscious and aware that you are killing your friends

[@adamrozek5782]

Aren't they just monsters tho? I would need to know the anatomy of these mobs, but I think that they aren't really "consious" and that's, because the monster either fuses with them which alters their brains and changes their bodies, or changes their bodies and the brain, so their emotions are altered either way. Just a specluation tho.

[@gracerhee3965]

Im pretty sure that the voices aren't apart of their consciousness its probably used by the host to lure them but i dont know if its true since Gibbo said tell my wife or parents bla bla bla

[@CHUNKYBOI-ko9yl]

Thats pretty much what the flood from halo are it kinda reminded me of them and the necromorhs

[@Benign_Anomaly]

I'm honestly not sure they know what they're doing. At least when it comes to some of them. Muir is the one who made me think this. He doesn't seem to realize what he is or what he's doing to the other rig workers, wondering why they aren't helping him and instead are running away from him, and telling them not to leave him. I also noticed how all the bodies on the deck with him were placed in a sitting position upright against some surface, as if he put them there like that after killing them. Perhaps showing some sort of care, but he's unaware when it comes to what actually hurt them. Him. I think it might be a little different for each person, and I think it depends on their mentality when infected. Addair and Rennick both seemed a lot more aware than others (With the exception of Gibbo), and they purposefully go after Caz and call him by name. They're the ones who hated Caz the most right before the events, so after becoming whatever it is they are they hold that hatred for him and set out to kill him, knowingly. They retain some memories and personality (though maybe that changes over time, seeing as we only saw what happens shortly after infection). But some don't act as if they understand at all what they're doing. Like Muir and maybe Trots.

[@phyrr2]

Many of the same questions that come to mind when watching The Thing. It's a scenario that causes you to wonder what identity really is, especially when the lines start to blur or shift completely.

[@Fracture001]

Can we just take a moment to praise Caz and how much of a fucking badass he is? Bro literally did everything for the others and did it with a cool head, mad respect

[@Tin_bAnger]

That's true. You actually feel the character you're playing as and on top of that everything is so human and believable. At the end when he hesitates, I don't blame him I hear a defeated proud man but still does what has to be done for everyone else even if they will never know. This man's balls are solid tungsten.

[@mancostudios]

And all of this without having breakfast

[@Quick15]

@@mancostudios The true horror

[@Goosiz]

​@@mancostudios forget breakfast, the man hasn't ate or drank a single thing throughout the day! Caz was just built different

[@Resilience93]

almost like it's not real and is fictional

[@flyingraccoons2283]

I think what really does it for me is, nothing ever happens randomly. Everything fits together and makes sense. It never really feels like you’re getting forced to go somewhere, you’re going there for a reason.

[@datcoolkid1227]

That’s true

[@sdfrch]

well not really, when he was heading to the drilling room or whatever it's name is at the end, and he fell in the water with the strong currents and by miracle he ended up reaching the room he wanted to.

[@datcoolkid1227]

@@sdfrch that’s just to add drama and make you sit on the edge of your seat. It’s technically forcing you to an area yes, but it’s also adding story and depth

[@DeathnoteBB]

⁠@@sdfrchThat… agrees with them. Why did you say “not really”?

[@christianmires5128]

So few games, or even media in general, give such a compelling depiction of people that are believably friends and colleagues. The only other media that have given me this feeling tend to be trilogys or multi part stories that give us so much more time with their characters. To make me feel for a characters death that realistically we have only seen for a few minutes on screen is writing skill to an incredible degree.

[@escapetherace1943]

this was really good but it does feel a bit 'forced,' and not totally real. Not because it's a game, but because the guys are just talking in ways that you would hear them occasionally talk like, but not all at once on a same day.

[@oldmanretro7950]

3:39:57 when he said "we never even stood a chance" it hit hard dude like that line alone reminds you that they are literally just humans like in real life and they unfortunately encounter this entity that they have no hope of defeating

[@V4N9U15H.]

They did defeat it just that their life is what it takes

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@V4N9U15H.I mean we don’t see them defeat it. We see the explosion and can only theorize what happens after

[@viberbread]

@@DeathnoteBB it would be logical to either assume the entire oil supply leaked both into the depths of the ocean where that thing supposedly resided, meaning it also blew it's "roots", or to assume that only the surface level of the monster perished and the thing in the depths is still alive, in which case humanity is very much doomed

[@torytellstales]

I love the clever call back of dialogue with Rennick's character from when Caz is in trouble with his job vs when Caz is getting chased when boss man is infected. "You're in the shit now, Mcleary....." It's one thing to get threats from your boss about losing your job, it's another when your boss is chasing you down as a mutated creature still threatening you about losing your job lol

[@buggart]

Also near the end when Caz is being chased by Rennick, Rennick would shout "I told you to get the f*ck out of here, Mcleary!" as if he's telling Caz that if he was just a few minutes earlier and didn't take his time going to Rennick's office, he would've been out of the rig before the whole thing started.

[@torytellstales]

@@buggart That is so crazy....No dialogue is wasted at all in this game lol

[@austrite]

I’m just going home 🏡 and I’m not going back in the office 🏢 till the afternoon I will text when we leave to come over I love

[@lilweedsea]

@@buggarteven though Rennick is a total asshole, he’s still human. He gave Caz a personal call to be careful and get to the helipad to leave, he still got impatient likely believing people were dead or infected, he has the tendency for impatience so it’s not surprising he’d leave early, but Rennick even as a mutated monster is asking for help and is scolding Caz for not getting out earlier when he had the chance. He has this energy of a prick who still seriously doesn’t want people’s deaths to result from his actions cause he’s not heartless.

[@abominatio9895]

And 3 people would have lived instead of 0​@@buggart

[@sylvertonguephoenix]

The saddest thing with Roy is... With one of the rooms you ran through, it's his room, and his insulin is there... You can pick it up... and knowing you have his insulin makes the imact of seeing him up there even harder. When I streamed the last hour of tye game yesterday, I actually nearly broke into tears because of that.

[@chaosinsurgency6636]

I mean lazy writing you cant get it sooner or that roy doesnt actually say the severity of him, not getting it because you kind of just completely forget that he asks you to get it and only reminded closer to the end of the game

[@fructosefather2231]

​@chaosinsurgency6636 he doesn't ask you to get it, he tells you he'll get it himself before the helicopter, I wouldn't say that's lazy writing, I mean looking through the cabins it's pretty understandable that Roy wasn't able to get his insulin, going to the roof to get away from trots in the cabins is completely reasonable

[@redredpanda_2]

​​@@chaosinsurgency6636 The fuck you mean lazy writing? Read the comment above me.

[@IGP]

​@@chaosinsurgency6636 I missed picking this up in Roy's room because I was in a panic, but I think that's a brilliant piece of writing actually. If I had picked it up, my first thought would be of complete worry that Roy might be gone. It indeed would have made his death even worse because for me, since I didn't pick it up or see it, there was hope that he found it and is okay, just hiding away. Losing that hope is kind of a running theme in this game. So little to hold onto but we kept pushing. Having that little hope become a complete uncertainty just adds to the horror and the intensity of finding Roy again.

[@IGP]

And I just realised in Roy's announcement after I meet back up with Finlay and Brodie he mentions the insulin but it's slightly cut off and after reading it it implies he didn't get it...welp I guess when playing and even in editing heard his message as in he's hiding and he's not sure how long he is going to survive LOL

[@auicx]

I was just chilling, and I randomly decided to click on this video because the title seemed interesting. Trigger every phobia? Sounds cool, why not? Then I realized it was 4 hours, but it's no biggie, I'll watch it over a few days. Then I get fucking punched in the gut with this terrifying and emotional masterpiece? What the fuck? I love this. From the graphics to the voice acting to the story, it's fucking amazing. God, the relationships Caz had with the crew really hurt. To see all of your close friend die and turn into those horrors? I'm gonna go lay down...

[@DC-hw7fw]

Why are these never made into movies, as well? Hollywood NEEDS these notes!

[@leshy1878]

I am from Inverness in Scotland, and I have to say; the slang, the accents, the dialects, the nicknames, everything about the characterization is absolutely on point. It genuinely felt like I was at the pub talking with my dad's pals.

[@BishopTheGuru]

I'm 50 minutes in and the attention to detail in this is incredible. I especially appreciate when you went underwater and started talking and it sounded exactly spot on. Thats just raw talent.

[@GuineaPigsTasteGood]

His head was in a medium sized tupperware container full of water

[@ragnarofarhua]

This game is another kind of psychological horror. Hearing people scream and beg for help while they're forced to hunt you down, on top of those same people being your close friends and coworkers... That's a whole different chill crossing down my spine... At least it's amazing content, both the video and the game.

[@ulrichwagner7311]

"i swear if this fucker is invisible" while going through a tight waterlogged corridor. Amnesia got us good.

[@GoWiseMan]

"dont look down" IGP: looks straight down

[@DarkenedNova.]

that was my reaction when i played this game

[@RamielNagisa]

Gets told to flip a switch IGP: immediately leaves the control room with all of the switches and buttons. Sir please, I'm begging you

[@armintor2826]

Love how the game has Caz slip if you actually do look down

[@DarkenedNova.]

@@armintor2826 I think that's scripted and happens even if you don't look down, could be wrong though

[@dinglebord]

"IM LOOKING DOWN SHREK!"

[@TheChaosGoddess]

Saw a playthrough of this yesterday and all I kept thinking was "I NEED to see IGP's reaction to this game." Just got done with a long 8 hour traveling day, but I'll sleep tomorrow, I'm watching this tonight!

[@xxArCxxWavExx]

Same. I knew IGP was gonna love this game.

[@Papascorch1]

IGP is always someone to count on.

[@TheChaosGoddess]

@@Papascorch1 he truly is my favorite to watch when it comes to horror games, especially ones with great stories. He shows the appreciation where deserved and you can always tell his screams are genuine, even after all these years. I still think one of my favorite moments was when he got scared so bad he broke his window behind him when playing Among the Sleep

[@steelixian1705]

@@TheChaosGoddess Christopherodd is good as well, and they sound so similiar to each other haha

[@TheChaosGoddess]

@@steelixian1705 ooo never heard of him, gonna have to check him out!

[@nodder-k2y]

Extra mic reverb when you walk into spaces where sound just bounces off the walls has to be one of the greatest editing gimmicks I’ve ever seen or “heard” I guess lol (I LIKED IT!!!😂)

[@IGP]

can't tell if you meant that you liked it or not lmao

[@smashy_smasherton]

That’s one of the best things about IGP’s videos. There’s a lot of nuance in production. Production value!

[@echalvorson]

I don’t think gimmick means what you think it means Welcome to the fkn show

[@GinaRanTruthEnforcer]

@@IGP his punctuation was off, but tonally it sounds a lot like a compliment, he's saying he likes how you make your mic "echo" using a reverb filter in places where it would logically echo

[@gordonleese_gtuk2690]

I've just started playing this and for wat I've seen so far I'm so impressed with how the game feels and the surrounding are amazing carnt wait to get my head back in to it thanks igp for this amazing video

[@johnforster5312]

I love that the protagonist is literally just an electrician, not some crazy superhuman hero type.

[@Wow.210]

Caz: "I'm sorry... Your uncle Roy's not coming home." His voice makes me want to cry.

[@chimsterchim]

sick spoiler man thanks

[@Deftfuzzboi]

@@chimsterchim Maybe don't read the comments before watching the whole video?

[@Tax-Evader582]

​@@chimsterchimIt didn't really spoil anything.

[@atlasg2402]

Get a life

[@zelou4970]

im gonna cryyyyy Roy was the man, best character in the game

[@Ghost-nh8bc]

I never comment on youtube accounts but the writing with Finlay being the first AND last person we see and that lighter we give her at the start is so amazing

[@IGP]

Brilliant writing.

[@NotSoFancyRight]

I don't know if you guys noticed, but at the very end, we see that the mirrors don't show Caz' reflection. That had so much power and meaning that I almost cried just at that part.

[@eldritchcupcakes3195]

what's that mean?

[@negativenansee]

​@@eldritchcupcakes3195 I assume that means he is dead? Idk, I have never played the game to know the story or fate of this character. But a ghost probably doesn't cast a reflection.

[@L1MERS]

@@eldritchcupcakes3195 HE'S A VAMPIRE

[@udalix]

I was gonna say "but games never show your reflection in real time, like ever", but thats starting to change.

[@MuhammedAasil]

@@udalix That changed decades ago, what do you mean?

[@jaylabrando1419]

The sound design in these videos always blows me back. When his voices changes depending on the environment is so cool

[@LordoftheDice]

Finally finished it. You dropping the lighter at the end is symbolic of Caz finally letting go of his hope. The faint flame he'd been carrying this whole time that if he just kept going, he'd find a way off that rig. He's hesitating, he wants to see his wife and kids again. But he realizes that it's too dangerous and lets go.

[@leakbackwordsorjustleak]

Spoilers god dammit im only half way 😢

[@somecheesyname6233]

@@leakbackwordsorjustleakshouldnt have continued reading

[@jarrlan]

​@@leakbackwordsorjustleak def Ur fault reviewing comments before the end

[@1m073zh]

​@@leakbackwordsorjustleak Your own fault here mate, who the hell reads the comments before finishing the video?

[@leakbackwordsorjustleak]

Lemme cry in peace

[@HotWheels1776]

I just clicked on this randomly and ended up sitting here through the whole thing. What an amazing story. fuckin brilliant 10/10

[@HotWheels1776]

@IGP.7 begone scammer!

[@penumbro838]

yeah... i wanna watch a movie which has like something over an hour... but meh cant bring myself to it but man a 4 hours long youtube video? LETS F*** GO

[@KingPeenor]

@@penumbro838 This was just like the movie "Annihilation" with Natalie Portman. somewhat similar story of a alien thing that mutates the land and organic material around it. it also emits that rainbow glow around the affected area in the movie they call it the "shimmer" and everything that comes near it or stays extended amount of time in it get mutated like the thing or this game haha. I really enjoyed the movie even though it got weird in the end lol. the "monster" has a lot of similarities to the game version.

[@Archimedes1988]

Same. Took me 3 days to watch through the whole thing. What a relief from all the political garbage KZbin throws at you.

[@bigeatiedrawings5870]

​@@HotWheels1776 yeah me too. I just randomly got thus recommended and watched it in one sitting

[@Rata_rat_rat]

I like the fact that Roy gets mad (i think) at Caz when Caz says "Can't you eat some bloody jam" Because if Roy is needing his insulin, his blood sugar is high, not low

[@Altair1243WAR]

If he was mad, it was probably mad in a light-hearted manner. But honestly, the comment kinda fits with Caz's personality, because he's more of a direct person, likely trending towards immediate solutions to more complicated matters, such as beating a man who likes his partner, rather than taking a high road or some other solution. That, and most people probably know fuck-all about Diabetes, unless they have it themselves, so it kinda fits even then.

[@Rata_rat_rat]

@@Altair1243WAR yep, it fucking sucks as a diabetic whenever I meet someone who immediately starts assuming things, but you get used to it

[@chaosinsurgency6636]

Very much sucks that you dont get a choose to actually get the insulin earlier I just wish the game was slightly less linear because it could been something golden but lacks anyreal replayability with how the moments with monsters can be passes so easily

[@marcissopegins1585]

he was worried and scared, he transferred that over to frustration and humour, it's a way to cope and a response, everyone works differently and that's just caz's way, he's tough and a good friend

[@SinfullyHera]

​@@Altair1243WARYou learn real quick when you have type 1 though

[@comet3d660]

These videos are honestly, SO well done. Every one, is like a whole cinematic experience, the attention to detail, the editing of the narrative of the player. It's almost east to forget that you're watching someone play a video game. It's INSANE. The first content creator to earn my actual want to subsribe, donate, everything. It's perfect. Thank you for making such excellent content.

[@lexvelarde3199]

the editing is so good. the little things like sounding muffled when his character is underwater? gold.

[@Paul-gz3hj]

It made it so much more invasive! should be the new standard!

[@prik608]

YAA

[@Daenthio]

The developer's choice of making the monsters procedurally generated really sells the unpredictable and alien vibe of the enemy creatures. It also just looks smoother. The creatures walking on their tendrils reminds me of the Long Legs from Rain World, or the monster from Carrion.

[@randomyoutubecomment7404]

I 44:44 PM me when I get

[@nathanfreeman8250]

Caz got more and more jaded he got more sarcastic and really seemed to stop being afraid and more just angry.

[@Quick15]

Its a nice change from characters who just hide and scream the entire game. In reality after going through so much, at some point its not going to be something scary, rather just a problem to get past.

[@Lazybonez89]

Like a true scot

[@AdarshKumar-tm7pb]

Watching you play these games is like living a different life altogether, feeling the dangers, and feelings without actually being in danger. Doing all this sitting comfortably in one place. This is true entertainment, thank you for this and that commentary.

[@steentemple2652]

Yellow is a common safety color used at a lot of industrial plants. When I first started at my family’s company I have to repaint the ladder and guard rails yellow.

[@snaukball8764]

yellow guard rails? I better vault over them. good game design :)

[@Mermaidman-mp6ww]

​Yellow railing is the forbidden elevator

[@NoBloons]

​@@snaukball8764*watches coworker vault a safety railing into the ocean* _Must be his first day diving_

[@ziplokfilms3911]

@@NoBloonsthis made my night😂 Godspeed sir and I wish you a good life ahead. None of us are getting out of here alive.

[@Pklose75]

@@highlordxeleth Agreed

[@SlopLORD96]

IGP: "So much yellow paint" Also IGP: Proceeds to get lost a lot and need yellow paint to guide him *I mean this as a joke I love IGP

[@TheSareus]

EVERY KZbinr ever dude I swear they all complain about the features THEY NEED most...

[@TeamxQuadra]

i like IGP but he does and says the dumbest shit.

[@vornysamoyed6340]

Literally. They don't know that they NEED the yellow because the instant its gone the complaint is, "This game sucks you dont know where to go :/"

[@bigalspartyshack1840]

as well as its an oil rig, if there wasnt enough safety yellow to drown a small town it would be odd

[@IGP]

Damn guys it's really not that serious lol relax.

[@DandaLion92]

As a Scottish person who lives in Glasgow I can't stress enough how good the voice acting and use of Scottish slang is in this game, absolutely spot on!

[@lumisherbert5682]

I agree! Though I can't personally vouch for/against slang (writing from the US), the dialogue feels really natural! Also, the character's voices change depending on what they're doing, like Finlay sounding more strained in the beginning, while up on the ladder, for example. It sounds like a movie where the actors were speaking lines AND doing the blocking, not just in a recording booth, which is AWESOME! The PS4 Spiderman games did the same, where the VA's recorded once normally and once strained to account for the web slinging. tldr: I'm in agreement! The voice acting is AMAZING (also sorry for the ramble, I got excited.)

[@readdeeply9278]

I found this video by happenstance, and just started this game yesterday! The accent is gorgeous!

[@telpon4868]

"I feel safe now, no blur on the screen *sees lockers to hide in* nevermind, I don't feel safe anymore" perfect timing

[@imlordderp]

As an offshore worker who work at rig, this really give me a goosebumps and a nightmare fuel.

[@DJMaxina]

You can really see how Caz is the only one believing that he can come back to his family and be happy such a good writing you can even see that the place is getting more distorted and sad the more is Caz loosing his hope about getting back

[@CoolJuice-no7nz]

I think the whole game is a metaphor for Caz, and the hope he has about getting back to his family and off the rig. It's clear from the beginning that family is a very important theme.

[@CoolJuice-no7nz]

Now that I've watched further into it, Caz actually makes the point that there's still some of them left even if they've been corrupted, and they each call for a person, for instance, Connor calls for "Mary" and the rest of them call for an employee on the rig that worked fairly close to them. It's basically a message about the value of relationships.

[@Michal_is_michal]

My dad works att an oil rig and hes told me stories about an oil rig in the uk named piper alpha which exploded because of jet fires and killed 165 of the 226 workers on board the only means of escape was to jump into the freezing ocean from a 60 meter drop and hope that you can keep swimming until help arrives. i also texted him asking about the natural disaster and he responded with this: Yes oil rigs are affected by weather. In the gulf of new mexico there are yearly hurricanes when they have a big hurricane warning they lock up all the stuff inside or strap it in they also send everyone onshore.

[@lizzyobrien2376]

That moment, at 3:11:15, is a truly horrifying moment if you think about it. The stuff is spreading through the rig, sure, but it looks like it might be containable, reversible even. Fighting to keep the rig afloat and the last few survivors alive. And then… that godd*mn window. Seeing that, your heart just shatters. Whatever this stuff is, it’s not only breaking the rig and the people around it, but the very fabric of reality itself. It’s twisting and corrupting everything it touches, even the very air you breathe. It was at this moment, this ‘blink-and-you-miss-it’ moment, one that if you were in any bigger of a rush you wouldn’t have noticed, that you realize that no one is getting off this rig alive.

[@arkzero3157]

'The Thing' and 'Color out of Space' in the middle of the sea. Its a short game but definitely good.

[@MelanieS620]

Color Out of Space messed me up for a day or 2 😅

[@senpie6639]

Plus the way the monster moves with it's tendrils is similar to Carrion

[@thefriendlessgamer8552]

@@G4MMABA3 Don't read the comments before watching haha, spoiler avoidance 101.

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

@@G4MMABA3 Maybe don't read comments before experiencing things?

[@G4MMABA3]

@@thefriendlessgamer8552I didn’t. Calm down

[@ross2568]

This game is like a breath of fresh air. I'm scottish myself and we rarely get depiction or representaion in public media that isn't joking about our culture that people see as silly. While this obviously doesn't have the right scenery/setting to teach people about scottish culture, it's so nice to hear actual scottish accents, slang and conversations that isn't done by someone who's got a distant cousin three times removed on their mothers side somewhere in scotland. This game is so well done mechanically and thematically. And the world-building through the environments and time-period is downright masterful. The creators of this game should be immensely proud of themselves. And on behalf scotland, aye mate it's awright. Well in lads ❤️

[@TheMrrccava]

Not to mention, the voice actors absolutely killed it and sharing that with us all is incredibly. If they hadn't been 11/10 it wouldn't have been near as good. Fantastic. Awesome to hear yall!

[@SuLokify]

Idk much about Scotland and its people, but I'm so glad to see approval from a local. I'll take the characters and lessons to heart now that I know it's realistic.

[@scotch4890]

Hello from clan Bruce kinsman, I get you my granda still says “leccy” for electrics and calls certain PAs a tannoy or tannoy tone so I was pleased to hear it

[@ytviewerav]

I never thought I’d watch a 4 hour long gameplay but once I started there was no going back omg. The story and the way you presented it was absolutely incredible… I thought it would be somewhat of a good ending but damn. The part where Caz lights the whole thing up and he’s getting flashbacks of his wife and kids… got me kinda emotional ngl. This was almost like watching a movie… Thank you man for such an incredible video…

[@DeathnoteBB]

19:30 “I run a tight ship, you understand me? A tight. Ship.” “Technically it’s not a ship-“ I love Caz

[@skalkraser666]

"Lab Samples" of oil... You have laboratories in every mining operation... Coal, oil, etc... They take a sample of the ore and then they study it to see what quality it has... Great game tbh, keep up them vids IGP, cheers :D

[@Gracefulwarrior2124]

This 💯! Labs don't always equate to biologic labs. At least for this, they will do tests on the oil and anything else I believe in order to determine the viability and if they need to initiate something to optimize production

[@chesteran5719]

mmhm, labs are always required to determine the qualities of the source we need to gather

[@iristenshi2147]

I love your mic effects fitting in with whatever the game's environment is, it's a really nice touch. Makes it more immersive!

[@callsignapollo_]

It took me a minute to realize it once the game got going, but it waa so well done throughout that he just felt like another character in the story. Completely unnecessary, but totally raises the bar for professional lets plays

[@SlavaThereshin]

>Player goes underwater. >IGP dips the mic into a glass of water.

[@kinimae5425]

Eh, it’s cool but not a fan of the water segments, sometimes it was difficult to hear what he was saying

[@hannahrose13420]

agreed. i haven't seen anyone else do this. this was an awesome touch!!

[@phyrr2]

Yeah this is a serious mark of an artist, not a KZbinr. Such detail is lost on most creators to take advantage of such a thing.

[@fluttershystayshigh4202]

This game is absolutely beautiful, the voice acting was legitimately some of the best i've ever heard before and it delivers the story in such a profound way that you almost forget its not a movie, this is science fiction horror game design at its absolute finest. That scene with Caz finding Roy dead when he arrived literally had me fighting off tears, this is great story telling, we need more games like this.

[@LunaBirbosa]

Great comment, and I agree with everything entirely but I'm failing to see how this is Science-Fiction?

[@jasondphoenix]

For real about the voice acting...the beginning with his wife talking was absolutely amazing anand emotional. The actress put so much emotions iinto it.

[@gummyneighborino7217]

​@@LunaBirbosa do giant fleshy octopi masses exist irl?

[@LunaBirbosa]

@@gummyneighborino7217 Dragon's don't exist IRL either but they are Fantasy, not Sci-Fi. This is more Paranormal/Biological Horror.

[@gummyneighborino7217]

@LunaBirbosa fair but I'd say eldritch is a better descriptor. We never even really see the full monster, and it's able to corrupt all it comes across, so I think it fits the bill

[@Catofthefuture]

I fucking LOVE that they have translated the scottish slang into english in the subtitles. Everytime i hear something my dad (from glasgow) would say but see what my mum (from england) would say in the subtitles i chuckle.

[@mb2001]

It ends up being kinda goofy in the moment but useful in the long run.

[@TheRCScotsman]

I'm Scottish and I spent most of my life working at sea. Mostly on vessels, but sometimes on rigs. This video hit me HARD!... ...Especially when the (SPOILERS) dying man is talking about being back on the Isle of Skye. That's one of my favourite places in the entire world; it's utterly beautiful. Your crew become your family, you truly care about them. The banter between everyone here is absolutely spot-on. The devs nailed it. Fantastic work.

[@raynebow5289]

I'm from the Americas & the Isle of Skye was one of the first places I chose as a kid to visit. Though I have yet to get there, that scene when he spoke of it hit pretty hard too. It's nice to know from someone whose seen it firsthand is as mesmerized as I one day will be.

[@purple7056]

So did you meet cthulu? Was he cool?

[@billyscott0922]

@@raynebow5289just live like an hour if that from skye, one of the best places to visit in scotland

[@SnakeCraftIsMagic]

This is a glowing review!

[@FALCONGONSLAYZ]

This game had magnificent storytelling. Easily the best sea horror game since fucking SOMA, dawg. I cried a lot during my playthrough, especially after you blow up the rig and after you find Roy... Apparently he passed out due to his insulin loss, and passed away. Magnificent storytelling, brings a tear to your eye. You go through all that to survive, and it was nothing but a lost cause. Ive never seen a game like that before. The Chinese Room definitely had their redemption on this one

[@RealUnrealCreator]

Since Amnesia a Machine for Pigs

[@FlipTheBard]

Roy was the only one that died of natural causes, not of a disaster or because of "that". It is a downer of a game though, even if the ending can be seen as "the best possible ending for everyone".

[@FTLnovaKid]

Very different game but Cyberpunk is similar in that you go through a crap ton but to not spoil it to much the ending is no “happy ending”. I still gotta finish the dlc though and it has a new ending.

[@thex6992]

Soma is one of my favorite games ever, looks like I definitely gotta play this one

[@bapbirb]

The dialogue style somewhat reminded me of edith finch as well. What an amazing game.

[@aqtxz]

I love how in incredibly intense moments, you and Caz randomly repeat each other's words

[@rogirek3362]

JESUS! [Caz: Jesus...]

[@OutisLC]

What the fuck? Caz: What the fuck..

[@youngwmhs5229]

Yeah gotta admit those moments were pretty cool

[@andrewbell7579]

The picture you see on all the tv's is what we would get back in the 80's and 90's when tv would finish at 1am maybe 2am in the morning before 24hr tv. It used to be a little girl around 9-10 years old drawing on a blackboard, playing x and o, with a teddy bear. The attention to detail is off the chain, from a Glaswegian.

[@ieatorangepaint]

Watching a 4 hour youtube video like a movie is a crazy experience. Thank you IGP for uploading this

[@sydneyskousen2030]

Damn, this is Lovecraftian horror at its finest. A regretful protagonist and the monster plays dark tricks on his humanity with manipulation while replaying the source of his regret? That along with a massive and disgusting sea creature, this guys has perfectly captured Lovecraft’s essence.

[@Amoogus]

They did it in such a more unique way too, rather than just the classic "it's a cuthulu tentacle monster"

[@sharondornhoff7563]

Lovecraft's characters wouldn't have even half the personality of this game's characters, though, so in that respect it outdoes him.

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

@@Amoogus In this regard, whatever the entity was seemed to be growing its body. Like what IGP noticed in the distance during the latter half of the game, with the storm raging at night, you could occasionally see what looked like the silhouettes of bones forming in the distance. Whatever the Beira D cracked open at the bottom of the ocean... I think it may have been an egg of some sort. The crew? Nothing but sustenance for the entity in the end. The worst part about all of this? We've no idea if Caz actually managed to kill the entity. If anything, I don't think he actually did. In the end, he only managed to save himself and whatever poor bastard was still alive, corrupted or not, by blowing up the rig...

[@ObstinateRealist]

There's no massive sea creature lol

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

@@ObstinateRealist The "sea creature" that OP was thinking of is in the process of forming its body all throughout the game.

[@w1ndgeneral226]

"Trouble with the mrs?" *"You're f i r e d."*

[@armintor2826]

Love how he didnt immediately respond either. You just know he was *seething* after that comment lol

[@basedsketch4133]

He's like I don't know what's going on down there just f'in drill I'd be like "better him than you now mate?"

[@MrBomb-nn9ds]

Bro was not amused

[@sougrim4290]

Honestly who else feels like that this guy Should be in video games? Because I feel like he would just give such a good performance if he's being this vocal in gameplay and when I say that I don't mean like talking vocal like he gives emotion anytime he says something which most gaming channels don't do so it's a nice change of pace for sure I feel like you do a good job being a voice of the main character in a video game

[@dominiklehn2866]

"Do oil rigs have trouble with hurricanes?" As far as I know much less that youd expect. Theyre anchored to the sea floor so no floating off or flipping over and theyre floating so no snapping of any stilts. The oil pipe might snap and cause a huge oil spill but they have prevention measures for that and the whole thing is metal so not much structural damage usually. Though of course, its never without dangers

[@lbonvillain-wm4ds]

What are you talking about lol. We lose oil rigs all the time in Louisiana to hurricanes

[@dominiklehn2866]

@@lbonvillain-wm4ds well yeah, they can be lost but not as easily as someone unfamiliar with them might expect

[@SleepyKurisu]

I've read before that there's two types of rigs the more notable ones like in the game that are anchored to the ocean floor by huge steel beams but also the kind that are anchored like how a ship is and that they float but I'm not sure how true that is

[@dreasdwolfox3435]

there's a few tragedies of pretty major losses due to rigs getting caught in hurricanes/storms [100+ lives lost in the case of the Alexander Keilland in the 1980s]. Though part of rigs being lost/damaged seems to always line up with poor safety adherence in combination with a natural disaster of some kind.

[@dominiklehn2866]

@@dreasdwolfox3435 of course. But that's the case for pretty much any commercial structure, isn't it?

[@Mika-ph6ku]

All of the dead people who weren't turned probably just died from trauma related to the rigs gradual destruction, like how Finley died at the end from being crushed by that steel truss.

[@dangerman1407]

Unrealistic. I dont care what horror monster it is. Even Cthulhu himself would turn tail if he came across an oil rig full of SCOTS

[@BlindGuardian.Ssj2]

This comment is unrealistic dude

[@ZedYusser]

Its a joke mate

[@onbekend1631]

HAHA yep, he would be scared shitless

[@TheOriginalReiChikita]

​@@ZedYusser r/whoosh mate or are ye pulling my leg up there

[@SSD_Penumbra]

@@BlindGuardian.Ssj2 So is Cthulhu, ye weapon.

[@UltimateLifeformX]

Love how the subtitles have translations for non-brits who don’t get Scottish slang

[@scotch4890]

As a Scot I will say that I was a wee bit disappointed that none of my kinsmen in this game called the monster “skinny malinky longlegs” or shouted “it’s a dreich day!” At the dismal weather

[@brothdian]

God bless your language bro its so funny😌🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ApexAurajinHere]

Or responded to their screaming with "Fuck up ya gimp"

[@SSD_Penumbra]

Imagine haing patter with the monsters. "HOI MUIR, YE HOACHIN' BASTARD, STOAP FLINGIN' TH' CREW AFF THE DERRICK" "TROTS, YER GONNAE BREK THE FUCKIN' WASHIN' MACHINE"

[@lilweedsea]

I think it’s partially because all the survivors knew the people turned on a personal level, so they called the creatures by the names that matched the voices coming from the creatures.

[@reebal1016]

In the beginning im pretty sure one of the characters said that its a dreich day

[@ChuckPalomo]

I love how the subtitles translate the Scottish into readable english.

[@End-Result]

I don't, it's hideous, offensive and unnecessary. If you can't 'read' it that's your problem.

[@LegiamasC-OnTwitta]

@@End-Resultit’s not something everyone speaks. It’s like playing a game in patwa and not translating anything, maybe some people can intuitively understand it, but most people don’t speak patwa

[@azriel4376]

@@End-Result dont speak gibberish then, its your problem

[@Shadderstag]

That's gotta be a toggle because another streamer that I watched play it definitely had subtitles that were accurate to what they were saying rather than translated to American English.

[@ChuckPalomo]

@@End-Result I'm just taking the piss, Scottish is my favorite accent by far. As a Chilean I can tell you other Spanish speakers think we speak another language when they hear us talk, so I know the feeling. An accent sounds better with some character.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Piper Alpha oil platform, north-east of Aberdeen, Scotland. It exploded 6th of July in 1988, and killed 167, including two from the rescue members. The crew on board the platform was 226, and only 61 workers survived and escaped. It is the deadliest Oil platform disaster ever. I assume this game was inspired by this specific tragedy, with it being set in the North Sea off the coast of Scotland.

[@colonelsanders515]

You Nailed it now there’s better safety improvements and requirements implemented because of that event I’m shur that’s what inspired this game was that tragedy

[@snowwolfdemon5793]

I love how he criticizes everything the character can do if it were in real life, "Just unscrew the rest of the vent! This is going to make so much noise!" and when he was talking to Finlay through the window "I could just squeeze through that common!"

[@stanley13579]

We need more games like this, and fewer AAA-studio games. It's obvious this one was made with love and care and passion, and most importantly: No constraints. No check-boxes, no mandates. This is art.

[@Foxfire_forty-nine]

What checkboxes and mandates? Huh?

[@IItz-semtex]

like a release date and stuff like that I think​@@Foxfire_forty-nine

[@huszkusz1779]

@@Foxfire_forty-nine Woke shit i believe.

[@Karkuzz]

​@@huszkusz1779and what is "woke shit" ?

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

@@Karkuzz Probably anything related to LGBTQ stuff or some shit like that, I dunno. Can't have anyone different feeling like they belong by showing them representation, I guess. Wait until OP finds out that there's minority and communist representation in the game...

[@obscureOctopus1993]

Anyone else notice in the ending scene in the bedroom, Caz has no reflection in any of the mirrors? Instead of it being a flashback, his ghost is visiting his wife before moving on

[@im6900]

My take is that it's the morning before Caz leaves his wife and kids to work in the oil rig

[@miffty75]

there is no reflection in any of the mirrors even in the beginnig of the game, what are you talking about

[@sakatsuki8580]

Games RARELY make working mirrors.. No clue what youre on about xD

[@richardharris9708]

Mirrors are expensive to render, basically need to render a whole second view which halves the FPS. This is changing with raytracing however, but at present most modern games don't have working mirrors. It does take a lot away from the scene though.

[@TheEthanEdge]

iget what you're saying, but i also think its meant to be the morning he left.

[@XotticVibxz]

I feel the saddest part is the fact that suze and everyone else probably won't ever know about what actually happened on the rig and it might just be considered a accidental explosion

[@Skarrier]

Of everything, that would be the best outcome. Considering the fact that infection is spread through the contact with that oil, if it hasn't all burned out, then the whole world is in danger, so it better stay the local incident

[@sarahf9732]

Voice actors putting in WORK man holy hell

[@CaptainBadNews]

I think there should be a T shirt that just says “you need to do it manually” in honor of every game ever that required your character to do whatever manually.

[@TheMrrccava]

Shit thats in honor of real life.

[@seanmarshall5463]

And Jurassic Park. Can’t forget when they had to go reset the main breaker manually

[@armintor2826]

Honestly not a bad idea, it can appeal to anyone, gamers or not.

[@lilweedsea]

Or a shirt that’s “if you’re not the protagonist or the camera man, you’re dead”

[@CaptainBadNews]

@@armintor2826 TM C R 😆

[@BuonoTorta]

Yellow is likey used as the color of "Go here" and "You can open this" due to the same reason that road signs and road paint is commonly yellow, its bright and noticeable. Plus with yellow being used on road signs and road paint most people are already trained to look at yellow as a form of instruction.

[@SSD_Penumbra]

It works here because Yellow is also used on rigs to indicate safety guidelines, so shit like ladders and stuff would realistically be painted yellow.

[@MartinFinnerup]

It's less about the specific color, and more about contrast. Yellow is usually a pretty good contrast to most environments, but highly saturated colors in general work.

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

It's an oil rig. They use any sort of high-contrasting paint on oil rigs for safety guidelines and indications of danger. The game goes an extra mile with it, though you can turn the extra yellow paint that was solely put in to guide players off in the settings. The rest of the yellow paint that makes sense for the game's setting remains.

[@tinytruck2108]

also game devs have repeatedly faced issues where players don't know where tf to go unless something is yellow, and then when you add in yellow they get mad at the game for "hand holding"

[@krashd]

@@tinytruck2108 It's almost like the gaming community is made up of many different types of people...

[@AlphaRS64]

@14:16 I work in a semiconductor facility. EH&S (Environmental Health and Safety) dictates based on safety standards that certain hazards are known and color coordinated. Our outdoor ladders are painted bright yellow so everyone is aware of their locations. Certain railings are also colored brightly or taped off with reflective tape so night work can be aware of the edges and fall zones.

[@thatkindacoolguy]

good job igp. you didn't die! i played this myself, didn't sleep for a few hours, and realized you never died! normally, with youtubers such as special edd, they died many times, but you did a perfect run! good job!

[@UncleRay420]

thats what I love about igp and this playthrough. you can tell IGP really cares alot about the story and caz to double check sure if every corner or room is safe. He really does want him to survive. Always complaining about opening the vents, talking loudly. IGP has a big heart and he deserves every subscriber tbh.

[@thatkindacoolguy]

@@UncleRay420 I agree whole-heartedly

[@Braeya]

By far, the best voice acting in a game. Not one bad actor in the bunch. I never watch the whole game play in one sitting like I did here. And you’re the perfect combination of a player that is terrified , yet also plays well. Good job to the game devs and to the content creator!

[@AsifAnsari-nn8kk]

you have too much free time

[@SpyMouse69]

If you are looking for incredible voice acting and also a great narrative/horror, I recommend Slay the Princess. It has all of these things and more. Trust me you are going to enjoy that one!

[@furryassassin]

Speaking of playing well, I don’t think he even died. Like, he went through the whole fucking game without losing once

[@MrCowKillsAll]

@@furryassassin I think he drowned once, but other than that he didn't lose at all.

[@OathofthePeachGarden]

One sitting? I wish. Some of us have careers and families to feed.

[@Freezer-DragginBallZ]

We need more Scottish people in horror games. The actors here were perfect

[@SpremeCalami]

The voice actors were actually so fucking good. It sounded so real and the way they talked to each other actually seemed realistic. Like they weren’t even acting at all

[@Freezer-DragginBallZ]

@@SpremeCalami that’s what oim sayin

[@HarveyButtars]

scottish and german actors

[@moonlit_sky127]

depends where the games set ig, but it would be _really_ cool to see more stuff set in the highlands.

[@Nerd_Joins_The_Internet]

The setting for this game is absolutely perfect. You get the eerie atmosphere of a rough ocean with little light and nothing but fog all around, plus the creepiness of an oil rig where everything is metal and falling apart, plus the fact that even if you try to run- you're stuck on a floating hunk of metal and completely at the will of the ocean around you. It's brilliant.

[@Yaboi_RC]

This really made me realize the point of horror and sad stuff like this just to show you not everything is gonna work out and thats just life

[@GuineaPigsTasteGood]

@IGP at around 50:00 when he was talking about "I didn't mean too" and "I keep seeing his face" it was Gibbo saying that he was infected and is still concious but is not in control of his own actions and is now huanted by the fact he just killed his own freind.

[@Theengineer748]

can we put Gibbo out of his misery plz

[@datboi9648]

Can we just talk about the voice acting in this game? So real and raw and I’ve never seen another horror game get this close to how good it was. The atmosphere too, haven’t seen something this good since Outlast. Never seen your channel before but loved your commentary and mic effects. Earned ya self a new viewer today!

[@Testyourmemory350]

I loved the hell out of this story, my grandfather worked an oil rig once, and he *loved* his stories. Some of them line up with how things would be run here. It's insane the level of accuracy

[@mariedillingham199]

The beauty of this game is it's nature as art. This method is an experience unlike any other.. there might have been fewer choices, but I don't think it would have hit as hard if it had just been a book or a movie. It puts you in the boots of Caz, and lets you feel that visceral, existential dread first hand. The fact that theres no "Why". There's not even a definition of "what". Its beyond understanding, especially in the time crunch it happens in.

[@Climaxamillion-90]

There's one thing I love the most about your videos, amongst a lot of others, and that's the echo or muffle effect you put on your voice when you're underwater or in a cave or something, it makes it surprisingly more immersive to watch. Thanks for the great content!

[@KovarrBlue]

IGP says it's a horror game set on an oil rig in the middle of the open ocean. I hear "oil rig" and "open ocean" and already feel my pulse start to race and my stomach get weak. I'd have the creeping horrors standing on an ocean oil platform on a calm, sunny day.

[@jasondphoenix]

Man, the intro with his wife talking... Props to the voice actress, it's been a while since the last time I heard someone put so much emotion into it.

[@boopjack9522]

That's what happens when a VA gets enough pay

[@heatguillen]

I showed this game to my son because I'm not a player... My ass was glued to the couch watching him play the entirety of this game! It was a great horror game! 😮