[Vinesauce] Vinny - Don't Scream

[@vinesaucefullsauce]

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[@TropicalEmperor]

Awesome

[@paolo2763]

Here's an idea for the devs: Make a don't laugh game where you must survive the most hilarious and ungodly comedy routine by a group of the wackiest clowns.

[@nananamamana3591]

That's just the average content thief streamer.

[@xoantwist2]

it'd be too easy cuz they can't make offensive jokes

[@Hwarming]

Honestly a "don't laugh" game like this would be awesome, Vinny already kinda turned the game into that when he got bored of the jumpscares

[@MRsnuggles-u9i]

@@xoantwist2they can do whatever they want, no one is gonna lock them up or something. but also, you really need to expand your horizons if you think the only category of joke thats funny is “haha minority stupid” (im assuming thats what youre referring to by offensive joke, not like jokes about shitting or whatever). absurdity is funny and a talented comedians can create funny bits and jokes about anything.

[@xoantwist2]

@@MRsnuggles-u9i Anything is also offensive

[@garjian0]

The fact that the first jumpscare worked quite well and literally none of the other ones hit at all demonstrates that you cannot randomly generate even the most basic horror. Level design is an art.

[@Steelwaterfall1]

You can have elements of RNG in a horror game for sure but this whole game basically being a big constant spoops diceroll is what ruins it

[@ProxyLou]

I like how this game has a unique gimmick with the most cookie cutter horror experience built around it

[@Mae4Ever]

Even poofesure thinks this game is not all that scary.

[@megalomaniacalHalide]

I don't think it's even a unique gimmick, I remember seeing other games with audio input triggers as well that were significantly better than 'hit threshold and you insta-lose'

[@shoewaver281]

@@megalomaniacalHalidealien isolation had this and it was way more effective imo

[@tekwerk]

Yeah there was that one game too where your camera was inside the mouth and you had to talk to open the mouth to see out of it

[@everydaychemistry6231]

I can't wait for them to flesh out the game more. It even made a markiplier video where he didn't scream once lol

[@TheSanndwichh]

8:10 the way he just flops dead from the Peter Griffin impression 😂

[@LeudieBlues]

Peter Griffin confirmed scarier than the game itself by technicality

[@saltandginger]

I thought I was going to die my lungs

[@Flungulus]

Family guy death posed

[@pareidolist]

RIP Vinesauce 1985 - 2023 "He insisted upon himself"

[@thisninja11]

He insisted upon himself

[@MobyTheDuck]

When I read the game description and it says you have to keep the mic sensible enough to detect "gasps" and anything other than a quiet whisper, I knew it was going to be only screamers and jumpscares. Vinny was more afraid of that Smiley Ghost than this entire stream, lol.

[@matthewfinger2381]

One of the most effective things in horror is an unstoppable thing coming to kill you. Terminator, Mr. X, etc. That's why Smile Ghost was scary even though it's a joke game. Also think of those invincible snail memes, it's the same concept.

[@leebug3424]

Really cool idea, poor execution. The presence of a timer for the whole thing just makes the player expect the jump scares more and more as it winds down. Someone somewhere will turn this idea into something great.

[@thebleachbartender1312]

My easy suggestion would either be just a big spooky monster to make it a tiny bit scarier. My more difficult suggestion would be adding segments where talking is required. As of right now as long as you don't talk, you win. But adding segments that require some input from the player that if too loud will cause death would add a lot to a pretty tensionless game.

[@blobbem]

@@thebleachbartender1312 Requiring the player to actually talk would be a good start. Maybe have it so that if you don't make a noise for a few seconds, a monster just kills you. Anyway, mute people are OP. Pls nerf.

[@stygianskies4776]

It doesn't work because there needs to be an additional lose condition beyond raising your voice. Once you realize it's a walking simulator with no consequences the tension is entirely gone - no matter what ghost or monster or horrifying creature shows up, it'll inevitably just phase through you and then be promptly forgotten about

[@porotchy]

how's it sound to just get rid of the timer when coming down to the final minutes? Like expecting a final scare to jump out, but with a tension in not knowing when?

[@sirduggins]

@@porotchy One of my favorite tubers called Power Pak did a great video on squirrel stapler where he talks about that effect. That game also ends with a timer + jumpscare, but they aren't perfectly in sync and the dev uses the timer and a chorus of music to bone chilling effect making you on edge waiting for something to happen. Another game by the same guy as Squirrel Stapler, Iron Lung, also does the same thing of slowly building tension to a climactic "BOO" ending. Perhaps this game gives away what to expect far too quickly, and you simply can't be surprised? There is a lot of difference in execution comparing these 3 games but I do think they are all worth analyzing in what works and doesn't in video game horror.

[@pareidolist]

My biggest problem with this game is that the jumpscares-which are the actual "challenge" of the game-have nothing to do with the gameplay. It's not like you open a door and a monster jumps out at you. You open a door, nothing happens, and then thirty seconds later while you're retracing your steps, a ghost face pops up on your screen because some internal game timer decided you were due for another jumpscare. There is nothing you can do to affect things in any way. The game itself is almost irrelevant.

[@maskettaman1488]

If you knew actions like opening a door were the triggers for scares then it'd be much easier to prepare for it

[@NekoinaBox2000]

The game spawns the entities that scare you randomly when you enter an area. It’s coincidence not how the game is designed. Sometimes you get spooks back to back sometimes you do get scared behind a door. Like 20 different KZbinrs had different experiences and yet everyone online critiques this game for this when those videos prove that your idea for how the game works isn’t teue

[@pareidolist]

@@NekoinaBox2000 But that's exactly what I'm saying-the jumpscares aren't based on the environment, they just occur randomly. Like, instead of a ghoul climbing out of a grave, it appears out of nowhere, shrieks, and vanishes while you're walking through an open clearing. It's all totally arbitrary.

[@GG-ou7it]

Jumpscares are a crutch for people with no talent or imagination

[@maskettaman1488]

@@GG-ou7it For the most part, sure, but in this particular game they're sort of a required element, no? How else might a game make you scream?

[@chelsicalhoun6266]

I feel like this idea would automatically work %1000 better if you made it where the player had to find clues about some horrible event (essentially add a story or make it story-based) that happened in the forest and ditch the timer entirely. You can tell the game is desperate to scare the player to make them lose near the end of the timer. But the beginning atmosphere, especially with the broken plane with the recorded screams, was very good. Oh and actually don't make your character die in the end for no good damn reason - hate it when horror games make you do that.

[@derekeliopoulos2670]

Yeah, that would at least help a bit. Better than having completely unrelated jumpscares with no logic or relevance to eachother at all. Like when "scary man" or "scary woman" jump up in your face and mad-dog you, then run away, how does that read as anything other than funny? The whole thing feels like those theme park Halloween scare events with the scarers for hire that you know aren't allowed to hurt you so its not scary because it has no stakes and that there's no real malice behind the scarers.

[@Nogardtist]

basically slenderman game but with ray tracing xD the problem all these ideas been done the only good horror so far is darkwood cause that game respects where if they get jumpscare is mostly their own fault i think an idea of a horror game where if you use firearms you make the game harder instead of easier cause noise attracts attention like in project zomboid now thats more effective horror game

[@sithisdawnsend2730]

​@@NogardtistThe ONLY good horror is Darkwood? Lol

[@omegahaunter]

Vinny whispering "skibbidi dop" at 11:23 killed me and made me choke on my drink

[@NicoleHam]

he saw the toilet and I audibly said out loud 'aw no here we go'

[@wingsofzero5732]

Not going to lie, the first jumpscare at 7:48 got me pretty good, but I think it was because the atmosphere (aka the screams of hell) in the background put me on edge. Otherwise I found the rest of it pretty underwhelming (and pretty comical that hitting a certain audio threshold just makes the camera ragdoll, unintentional comedy). I hope the devs behind this do refine it into a more solid product because at the moment it comes off as bait for streamers and content creators, although seeing 'expansion of game lore' didn't give me much hope. FNAF has had disasterous consequences for indie horror games lmao

[@billybois5745]

It's ebcause it had a loud ass sound on the background

[@necrotafeio]

many other games did this gimmick better

[@NicoleHam]

I genuinely just started pretending this was a laugh you lose. Biny was pulling out all the stops in this one, its near impossible

[@aaronloiselle3651]

Vinny*

[@iristhorne6521]

@@aaronloiselle3651bintie

[@Hwarming]

That one "this... is crack" where he squeaked it out got me, but I have a quiet wheeze laugh

[@premiumvoy]

@@Hwarmingas much as i love pee wee crack voice, the distant scream somehow being just after he said that was what got me

[@RoddyDev]

@@aaronloiselle3651 pinto

[@thebleachbartender1312]

The games idea isn't bad for a horror game, but the game doesn't use the idea to its best. I think the biggest issue is that there's kinda no tension. If there were ways to die without screaming like just being chased by a big spooky monster that kills you no matter what, it'd increase the tension. But at least from what I can tell as long as you don't make a noise, you'll never die. Which is a lot easier than most would expect.

[@cowboyluigi5275]

Yeah, or make it so that louder sounds will attract more monsters.

[@NatetheNerdy]

As someone who doesn't scream when startled, I agree completely. The biggest threat to me would have been once the timer hit 0 I might instinctively cheer and that would kill me. Which actually would work perfectly with your idea; some monster is chasing you, you just barely avoid it, and then have to fight the urge to celebrate. That would add so much tension to what are normally moments of relief.

[@paolo2763]

@@cowboyluigi5275 Honestly, when I saw the trailer for this I thought that'd be part of the game.

[@ItsJustElenore]

Ah, the new tuber bait game. Because no one actually *screams* at jumpscares when playing on their own. You can tell that Vinny actually tried his best to keep talking the entire time to make the game slightly less boring.

[@DirectorOfChaos9292]

Vinny HAS screamed in fear though

[@Hwarming]

@@DirectorOfChaos9292 Most scared I've seen him in a game personally was in Subnautica, jump scares like this just make him laugh

[@scrittle]

"boo", did I get'cha?

[@Krondon-SSR]

I sometimes scream if im playing stalker and a biggass monster jumps at me from the darkness

[@fivestarguy100]

@@Hwarming He also got pretty spooked by TattleTail and Soma, from what I recall.

[@billybois5745]

19:05 I thought he was gonna crack up at that, cause i sure did, even more when he just said "This...", cause i knew what was coming

[@NicoleHam]

that part murdered me, and the ragdoll jumpscare right before it fucking made me laugh like crazy

[@vicedetsYT]

I'm glad Vinny played this. I was actually a little interested so thankfully now I can see it's dogshit and save myself the money

[@Jarmonkeyman]

I'm just imagining a horror movie where the protagonist is nonchalantly walking around while spooky monsters repeatedly jump out and fail at scaring them.

[@DarkBarkDog]

It starts off interesting, then the "Boo! Haunted House" -esque jump scares start happening. It would be better if it actually had a proper narrative and theme instead of kitchen sink screamer attempts and stock horror locations.

[@NicoleHam]

and the random unity assets and turbosquid models

[@SpiderInStockings]

AVGN moment

[@alphariusjax]

Vinny edging at 6:55

[@alfiegordon9013]

They dont call him goony goonsauce for nothing

[@boneybon2677]

I would play this game with mic on in complete silence and live camera with a dead expression until it ends

[@TheSilly6403]

Yeah, I feel like this kind of game is only good for streamers who have to talk constantly.

[@EXMachina.]

I usually do a gasp when i get jumpscared on a video game, and the one few games that genuinely scared the shit out of me was S.T.A.L.K.E.R. .

[@TheSilly6403]

@@EXMachina. it's different for everyone I feel, some horror games scare the shit out of me but I never let out a scream, I just tense up or jump

[@Xanek]

The most ASMR we'll get out of Vinny ever

[@jemo7520]

Game is essentially, "BOO! Did I get ya? Did I get ya?" Shame, it had some potential

[@Totema1]

Don't Scream, more like Don't Stream

[@Raichu159]

Don't Fall Asleep

[@Tuchpi]

Don't Refund 😅

[@scrittle]

Gotem'

[@RoddyDev]

don't cream

[@NatetheNerdy]

8:09 Vinny dying from doing a Peter Griffin impression is amazing

[@ElPsychoDog]

Alternate game title: "BOO! Jumpscare Forest! - You Scream You Lose Challenge (2023) (SCARY!) (NOT SHOVELWARE!) 🎃😱🎃"

[@atv_]

I love at the end where the game decides to just shake you by the shoulders, scream in your face and throw in random giant spiders.

[@alexoxo1]

vinny cracking himself up (no pun intended) over his "this is crack" bit is so funny

[@dragonIamp]

what’s the origin of this bit

[@alexoxo1]

@@dragonIamp it’s from 1 month ago’s commercial chaos where Vinny reacted to a PSA where Peewee Herman talks about the dangers of crack.

[@dragonIamp]

@@alexoxo1 ty friend

[@CobraCreates]

I mean it's a cool idea, but it's essentially just a virtual haunted house. You walk around, things jump out at you, you leave. I think I'd rather just go to the haunted house and get screamed at by theater kids.

[@lithium444]

he have mouth and he must dont scream

[@randomatorPHD]

So long as the devs are working on this game I don’t mind this as a proof of concept. The only real problem with it is that your character is at no point in any danger. Make it so the monsters can attack you or drag you around and make you think your character could die. Maybe gib the character’s movement from a monster attack in such a way that screaming to reset the game would be preferable.

[@DaveDynamite1]

I personally think Alien Isolation does a better version of this as it also has a mode for sound too and you are just on edge the whole time and their are no cheap jump scares at all. To this day Alien Isolation is one of the greatest survival horror games I have played.

[@DaveDynamite1]

@@CatterCattingtonPersonally I don’t think it does and is a good length of a game for me, especially when the last quarter of it gets crazy. That’s just me. But I can also understand why people feel that about the length the game as well.

[@wilmfilms]

“welcome to the solid snake asmr channel” destroyed me

[@SandsOfTime1238]

19:35 been laughing at this for several minutes.

[@EllieDifferentHandle]

The dont cream joke makes sense, november just started

[@PhillipLarsen]

"It insists upon itself" -dies- "Oh."

[@Sk8rboy128]

8:10 Peter Griffin Jumpscare

[@DiggerNick100]

Vin learns that his audio capture is like 300% louder than anyone else in real time.

[@shelby5809]

that scare at 7:50 literally rendered me unconcious for one second. i god damn near astral projected there ffs.

[@beauciferous]

The second I saw the poodle mix and the beginning and the dude started his microphone rant I knew this was gonna be basic af

[@NicoleHam]

the guy was the best jumpscare in the game, I thought my ad skip button was broken at first

[@EXMachina.]

Walk around on a forest while *.mp3* plays around the forest with no actual threat that is actively hunting you down, just a game over if your mic peaks.

[@Tommeroth]

Man, talk about a game that could be sooooo good if executed properly. Something like this in VR without the timer and cheap jump scares has the potential to be amazing.

[@catbirthdays]

Love the possibility that since you allow microphone access, the devs could potentially hear all the recordings, including vinnys weird slightly erotic metal gear roleplay with himself

[@raku8391]

Jumpscare warnings First: 7:40 Second: 26:20 Third 26:48 Fourth 27:28 Fifth 28:04 Sixth: 28:43

[@derekeliopoulos2670]

Did the game really need the immersion breaking tuber intro? It could've just been audio only, instead of the jumpcut heavy tuber bro video. Better yet, could've just been text, but the dev chose to prioritise a self-insert over the quality of their own product.

[@dirktrash3455]

The concept is great, it just needs a little fine tuning imo. My suggestions: - Give an actual objective to the player so they aren't simply wandering aimlessly waiting for the timer to run out. - Have more interactions with the monsters so they pose more of a threat and don't have to rely solely on cheap jumpscares. For example, what if you have to fight off the monster lady that rushes you by mashing spacebar, or maybe there is a killer who tries to catch you in the gas station, all while having to remain quiet? I think a few changes like these would make the experience really unique, fun, and dare I say, scary!

[@IronManx70]

Vinny should've screamed like Thom Yorke in that one video at the end

[@phili.9304]

You're telling me the horror game with microphone detection doesn't have a monster chasing you?

[@neilgoldberg547]

The Bit about the hog was truly terrifying stuff.

[@serpenttothecore799]

Good concept, but naked cryptid people flying at your screen out of nowhere is just goofy ahh

[@Freak80MC]

Im now imagining a naked man T posing just floating at high speed towards you not even moving with an animation or anything, and it's fucking hilarious 😂

[@juanes8931]

​@@Freak80MCi'd scream

[@onelividguardsman5681]

i'd cream

[@slurplie]

goofy ahh

[@No1TypeC]

​​@@Freak80MC that's an actual jumpscare in the original Amnesia, I think. it's a ragdoll but starts in a T-pose

[@peterdavis8108]

23:15 how to grapefruit yo mans

[@tenchimuyo69]

Vinny's attempt to clear throat but quietly lol 15:04

[@CosmicWaltz7]

The Bruce Willis experience; verbally squinting.

[@seeinahead]

19:35 broke me

[@mythiccarrot8523]

22:26 is vinny mimicking the adobe enhance sounds here

[@ArmoredChocoboLPs]

Vinny spent half the stream trying not to laugh At both his own bits and the stupid jumpscares

[@AbsoluteTravisT]

I was genuinely more on edge throughout this just because vinny's dumb bits were going to make himself laugh

[@ArtForSwans]

What a novel experience, it's so rare to find a horror game where nothing happens. EDIT: Wow not only was I wrong, I think it would actually have been scarier if nothing happened.

[@Edgeworth99]

This started off really strong - I like the VHS recording style, and it seemed to be piecing together some interesting stuff with the downed plane, the woman stuck to the tree, and the vending machine. The first scare was very strong, but once it went on then I started to realize that there really wasn't anything going on aside from unrelated screaming and jumpscares. The air raid siren, the birds falling from the sky, it felt like it was leading into a more cohesive narrative. It could use more dynamic, location-based things to interact with, which would also incentivize the player to actually explore. Making the timer only count during movement was a good idea, and I liked the use of lights to draw the player's attention, but ultimately it just didn't deliver. I do hope that the full release has more substance, since this feels like a proof-of-concept prototype.

[@louisbowels6858]

I've never heard someone try to not cough while clearing their throat under the constraint of not breaking a sound threshold

[@karmakannon7059]

Appreciate the editing to make sure this video doesn't get demonetized early in the video.

[@nanomario]

don't cream

[@LieutenantBoii]

This game is like going thru a haunted house ride but if you cough/talk you get kicked out.

[@thisismyname1940]

Playing this is like watching an LP of Cry of Fear, recorded by someone who only had a webcam mic and accidentally toggled off running, except that the enemies kill themselves and KZbin keeps crashing

[@k9_xx]

they got him

[@Alexredbluegreen]

This gimmick+having to escape mr x instead would be goty

[@SuprSmash]

i was in a convenience store like this in northern pennsylvania. there was a sign on the bathroom that said "don't put your dip in the urinal", which i thought was crazy, why wouldn't you just throw out your chew. but the sign was right, and the urinal was full of dip. i left and peed outside in the snow

[@premiumvoy]

10:00 return of the best bit

[@premiumvoy]

13:40

[@premiumvoy]

18:22

[@premiumvoy]

19:36

[@premiumvoy]

22:14

[@premiumvoy]

10:37

[@Bakecrusto]

More like Don't Stream (this game) Seriously though, I'm glad Vinny can make a stream of "here's 18 minutes of random jumpscares spawning in your face unrelated to gameplay" entertaining, the Pee-wee segment was 10/10 horror

[@BalancedEarth]

I hope they add a don't laugh mode.

[@TehSkullKid]

I went to scrub the video timeline and I guess youtube did a thing where an image from the last video I watched was still loaded accidentally in the thumbnail. So I got a split second jumpscare of DSP staring blankly at me before it went back to the game.

[@nixxie119]

I think the atmosphere is amazing. But I'm tired of jumpscares becoming the main way to scare people now. The only time a jumpscare really pays off is when there's a build up to them. This game just throws them at you. I know the whole games only point is to scare, but it's just a glorified haunted house. You know you'll be fine as long as you don't scream, so there's no point in being scared.

[@Freak80MC]

The thing I hate about jump scares are they aren't scary, they are just startling. Case in point: I could make a game where the jump scare is bunnies and people would still jump. True horror imo is mostly built through the atmosphere and pacing, with an occasional jump scare here and there. I don't even bother with games that rely heavily on jump scares and nothing else.

[@Tufhhuyy]

Jumpscares have become the McDonald's of horror

[@SchadenfreudeUY]

8:07 died from peter griffin overdose

[@lolwhatugonnado]

Someone please make the solid snake jumbo Josh bit a clip

[@DeathByDunsparce]

This game doesnt work in my opinion because theres 0 threat. Horror games are scary because if the monster gets you, you die. Without that stress theres 0 agency

[@pac45x]

Genuinely don’t have faith in this game for the simple reason of being the most blatantly youtube bait thing ever. The biggest red flag is when a game promises to include more “lore” in the final game. Combined with the cheap scares and that guy at the beginning explaining everything to you it’s obviously appealing to youtubers who intentionally scream at everything. I get this game is in early access but I feel like it’s being made by the wrong people

[@gagadreams]

Someone should make a parody game "Don't Laugh" because Vinny talking in his golf announcer voice is cracking me up! 😂

[@visionsandafterthoughts]

if this game did something similar to the multiplayer horror games with proximity chat like the games In Silence, or The Blackout Club, there could definitely be a lot of potential for it. using the mic to actually have something that is interactive with the player ingame and when it actually feels like theres a sense of danger when speaking is a very underutilized feature and is mainly featured in multiplayer horror games like the ones i mentioned, but a game having it in singleplayer would be very interesting and theres so much potential to enhance the feelings of dread and anxiety. but instead this game doesnt do that at all and solely uses the mic as a direct die button. its a shame bc i could see a lot of potential with this.

[@iannalemme]

i was expecting the hell's kitchen sfx every 10 seconds

[@Rick586]

What a gormless game

[@TheaArtsFox]

best game challenge of 2012.

[@Nero_network]

Finally! Snake AMSR💜

[@danielchucho8198]

Jumpscares the Game

[@saquial]

Even though the game lacks a lot of the jump scares aspects, the visuals are quite good. The spiders were also cool.

[@dereknoto6555]

At least some of the Unreal 5 visuals are cool and it's not a puppet combo-like

[@fidovicinotturno328]

This is the closest we get to vinny's ASMR

[@dereknoto6555]

11:53 Vinny meta-gaming in Don't Scream

[@Duskaria]

The problem with this game is the fact that none of those scares actally hurt you, so every single one past the first one falls flat because you lose all sense of danger.

[@zachanikwano]

There were at least two echolocation (or “seismic sense” toph-vision) style games where you had to make some noise to see where you were for a few seconds. But also there were monsters so you couldn’t constantly make noise, or be too noisy. Lurking and Perception, I think they were called? Way better done than this with the player making sound as a mechanic imo. They weren’t perfect, of course. But this is also still promising.

[@AfterBurnerTeirusu]

I had a hard time not laughing at the hilarious attempts of spooking the player.

[@SteigerHSV]

25:30 that shit scares me!

[@nottegiew]

That first jumpscare at 7:40 got me ngl

[@endlesswanderer1753]

In college, I took boxing and there was this guy who bobbed his head like a cartoon chicken or something every time he moved. It really telegraphed everything he was gonna do, so he never won a single fight. Might have been the reason why his head bounced around like his neck was a spring, now that I think about it... Anyway, that fucking dev during the mic tutorial reminded me of him. Holy shit, can he say a single word without tossing his head around the screen?

[@Vrikrar]

This would be a cool standalone program to run alongside playing other horror games, maybe if it had some interactions of some kind with the stream. A cool idea definitely, but jump scare city isn't the best application lol.

[@nozzzzy]

This is a really cool idea and visually it looked great. I don't even mind the jump scares as a means to get people to scream. As far as jump scares go those were pretty good, imo. However... the game can't be dependent on them. There needs to be an objective with a narrative with some jump scares thrown into the mix. Also, having the player get a game over from a scream just seems like a bad idea, it would be better to lose health with each scream instead so you have room to work with. I'd say keep the concept and visual style and make an actual game out of this and it will be really good.

[@cellophanezebra4663]

The first one was spot on but the rest of the jumpscares was a legit try not to laugh challenge

[@herosshade2247]

The whole live action segment is really unnecessary tbh. The start screen and title already clue you in on what to do. Just have a text box pop up to tell people to adjust their mic before the screen where you do, people aren't that dumb. Bro popping in taking you out of the experience like he's going to do his promo for Genshin Impact.

[@HollowHouse3]

You can tell they really just engineered this to be a "viral" thing, rather than trying to make a decent game.

[@SegmentW]

The idea of the enemies in a game hearing microphone input is not a new idea. It has never successfully been pulled off though.

[@Tuchpi]

The enemies don't even detect the audio, and they're not even real enemies. you just die if you're too loud, so weird

[@therepublic21]

You’re telling me alien isolation’s mic detection was a bad idea? Brain dead

[@masterowl123]

@@therepublic21 well it's not what people bring up when talking about that game.

[@scrittle]

@@therepublic21 Are you SERIOUSLY for real right now!? Have you ever experienced the mic horror in a game called 'Skronkeyboop: Day of Reckoning'!? You have absolutely ZERO brain cells for knowing NOTHING about a game I thoroughly understand. Stop typing, put your phone down, and go play 'Skronkeyboop: Day of Reckoning' before you embarrass yourself any further!

[@gulliblegallade8624]

I've played gmod jpeg jumpscare maps that were more subtle than this.

[@Mario583a]

Title: I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream