Creepy Bad Endings # 96

In this episode of Creepy Bad Endings, I talk about a few Game Overs that creeped me, for reasons that might make no sense to anyone but myself, though I'll try to explain it...
Bad endings. I don't know about anyone else, but they terrify me. Just when the hero(es) thought everything was finally right, just when it looked like peace had finally returned to the world, something happens that, at best, creates a bittersweet victory and, at worst, spoils everything and the enemies win, despite everything that happened throughout your adventure. Bad endings don't give you any second chances, you screwed things up for everyone and you must pay dearly...
Artwork by Dragonfetus1.
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[@whoisthisgit]

Creepy Bad Endings # 97: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4m4o5iAmcyYqrc

[@banana360]

9:10 I LOVE how it goes from the Mom's blood curling screams then cuts to the son just peacefully making some burgers... And then she nags the son over how messy the house is. XD She LITERALLY cursed her own son with her dying breath.

[@emperorkiva8063]

Man, you're approaching fast to the 100th episode

[@jaredwright2553]

Whether it's appropriately fitting for them, THE GIT, or for all, I look forward to it.

[@SnowyzUwU]

Do Fortnite

[@emperorkiva8063]

@@SnowyzUwU what?...

[@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917]

@StephenMay Maybe he'll do Undertale? I could see him deciding to do it due to his well-known stance on the game. Or, maybe Silent Hill 2? That could be such a cool video.

[@emperorkiva8063]

@@AA4AA4 And I just noticed your Bandana Dee pfp

[@RetroRulzMyTown]

I would argue that what makes Gauntlet what it is is having FOUR players……and THEN making fun of the supermarket of hell all the way through.

[@ferdinandroig3460]

Git, you have to try this one game called "Irisu Syndrome". It's an arcade-style physics puzzle where, as part of an aesthetic choice, the game doesn't communicate much with the player, and you can only tell how well you are doing if you already know how it works, so if you go in blind, you might never even realize that there's multiple endings, as the worst one gives enough closure to be thought of as the only one possible, that the characters are flat the tropes are played straight. But as you progress, hidden depths are revealed for some of the characters and their situation. People tend to compare it to Doki Doki Literature Club, which it was in fact an inspiration for.

[@casual_elitist]

should NOT have looked it up in the middle of the night

[@NCTStudio]

Oh god that rabbit girl

[@ericwijaya2119]

Judging by the replies... I can't tell if I'm tempted to look it up or the opposite.

[@elizabethramirezthezenshii9691]

@@ericwijaya2119 Look it up, it's awesome

[@ferdinandroig3460]

wtf how did this become the most liked comment.

[@SuperFitzieZX]

Remember: don’t shoot food

[@teawizard374]

The deaths in the first Sims game were very creepy in general. The deaths became more cartoony as the series went on, but some deaths are still creepy as feck, such as dying from hail in Sims 2 and dying from time paradox sickness in Sims 3.

[@kekula69]

There are sims speedruns for deaths. There's also one called CPS for the sims 4 where you get your sim pregnant, have a child, and neglect them until they're taken away as fast as possible

[@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917]

I have to know how to get your kid taken away the fastest. What's the optimal child abuse strategy?

[@DrkStmpunkr]

Wtf

[@KanaIzumiya]

Everything has a speedrun.

[@thel-iteralone4592]

Your discussion on The Sims takes me back when I used to play Roller Coaster Tycoon. That game and its sequel allowed the player to kill the guests by either drowning them or having the rides they go on crash. No instant game overs there for doing so, though.

[@amethyphoenix]

The only "game over" in RCT is if you failed your objective in a scenario, but you could still play the park and build it up however you pleased. But since you failed the objective, the logical thing would be to ditch the failed attempt and start fresh. In The Sims... yea, it's a lot less forgiving if all of your Sims or just the one Sim die

[@Redhead-pf8le]

@@amethyphoenix >In The Sims... yea, it's a lot less forgiving if all of your Sims or just the one Sim die In 2, Death will flatout mock you if you manage to kill off the entire family, lmao

[@amethyphoenix]

@@Redhead-pf8le That just proves my point

[@Redhead-pf8le]

@@amethyphoenix Yeah I know, it's just funny

[@amethyphoenix]

@@Redhead-pf8le indeed

[@rcblazer]

When I think of Game Overs that creep me out, I think of the ones it feels like no one else knows about, like the unique animation of the Licker killing Leon in the Resident Evil 2 demo that isn't in the main game.

[@Captain_Of_Charisma]

Can you send the link to the re2 death scene?

[@rcblazer]

@@Captain_Of_Charisma kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5K0noyFes15lcU

[@justanotheraltaccount7821]

@@Captain_Of_Charisma here ya go. also thanks to the bots of youtube I gotta add a bit more text then just 'here ya go' or else the comment will get deleted, so... how's your day been? kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5K0noyFes15lcU

[@endermenon4836]

"Is he gonna mention the death enemy? Aw, he should've mentioned the death enemy." (He showed it though) I keep expecting the Gauntlet voice to tell me I got mail. And also imagine if you heard "Elf is about to die" in the Legend of Zelda games, instead of that low health beep on a continuous loop. As for someone who played The Sims 3 for almost a decade (as you may have guessed from the pfp), I can confirm that yes, getting the EPs/SPs/Store items is much like getting pokemon (and expensive as all hell). Also I'd like to know if Git's brother would ever make a guest appearance in one of his videos.

[@nightlypiano4116]

Perhaps the Ghosts are actually the Ghosts of the enemies that the player had kulled before dying?

[@bidoof367]

maybe theyre the ghosts of the ghosts the player killed

[@JewelpetPrincess]

Well, i never kill Sims on purpose, unless it’s townies i really don’t like or for the Golddigger Lifetime Wish (albeit with Death Flowers, so they’ll be revived). However, i did once got my favourite Sim killed in The Sims 3 by the Philosophers Stone, which can turn Sims into gold if you’re unlucky. Thankfully, i didn’t lose much progress, since i played another save file earlier where i succeeded on the first try. Also, i think The Sims 3 has the creepiest death because of the music that plays during it.

[@chrisfeltner]

A Creepy Bad Endings that I always remember is Chrono Trigger and the scream at the end and then coming up but the future refused to change

[@derthevaporeon]

The AoE2 defeat sound sure is something uncanny and scary. The fact that it's followed by a funerary music (which was heard in the intro of Gargantuan Gaming Gaffes #1) just makes it all sound the more terrifying, indeed.

[@dr.loboto1171]

PvZ fans who were fucking terrified of that *dun-dun-dun-dun-duuuuun* "NOOOOOOO!!!" sound as a kid where you at

[@lunatheespeon5885]

I have to say, I agree with the game over in the Sims being creepy, but I do have some reasons why I think so that came from when I was playing the original game as a kid. I've only had two sims die when I played it, both by accident and both easily preventable. The first was a story mode death, where the stove caught fire and the player character ended up burning. I had wanted to wait for the in-game fire department to arrive, but my cousin had pointed out that there is an option to attempt to put out the fire yourself. I don't remember if she convinced me to try it or if she took the controller and did it anyway, but long story short the sim tries to put out the fire, catches alight when the fire is almost out and the fire department has already arrived, and then the fire department let him burn and leave him behind. Then Death shows up and I start bawling my eyes out. To be entirely fair to the game, I had some stuff going on at the time and the unintentional death just so happened to trigger something in my brain, but it still wasn't a fun experience. It is also why I never allow sims near a stove or a grill, just in case. The second was due to a complete lack of critical thinking on my part. It was in sandbox mode, and I was playing with a family of a mom, a dad, and a daughter. I had invited the neighbors over for a party, and then somehow some of the sims end up getting stuck in the bathroom and cannot get out because they keep getting in each other's way. For some reason, I never thought to do something like going into build mode and selling the walls, and the daughter ends up starving to death. Even more creepy for me was that the school bus came to pick her up even after she died (or maybe slightly before, it's a little fuzzy), and then the game gives me a message about how if she misses school too much she'll be expelled. It gave me the impression of being trapped and unable to do anything, and the world outside just not understanding that fact nor that things may have changed since they don't even know what's going on. She's already dead, why are you mad at me for not sending her to school? Anyway, that's the end of my rambling. If you read through all of this... hello, how's your day going? Good? Bad? And if you have any experiences with the Sims, or gaming in general, that you found personally creepy, feel free to share.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Symphony of the Night always has a nice creepy game over voice/noise. Metroid Prime 2 has probably one of the most disturbing combined with the visuals. I mean, you're desperately forging through an endless maze of savage monsters, finally stumbling on a crucial haunch of meat or flask of mead to sustain yourself, and you 'accidentally' destroy it? What did you expect the narrator to sound like? Especially if it's two-player and your partner Needs Food Badly?! Penny Arcade did a strip on that too.

[@theantgre]

I think that laugh isn't a laugh, but some instrument being played

[@artmanadvanced]

It sounds like some kind of tribal flute, or at least some other relevant woodwind instrument.

[@NyanMango]

How many deaths are there in the Sims games and their corresponding expansion packs? I think that could make up another entire Creepy Bad Endings video. Hell, in the Sims 2, you can kill a sim (I think the university expansion pack, specifically) , and then bring them back as a zombie who lives a hellish existence and never ages!

[@4m0nym]

What has stuck with me personally when thinking about creepy or scary moments, which shouldn't be, is the game over screen of Lady Sia. When I was a kid, maybe just 5 or 6 years old, it always scared me so much to see that. When she was just sitting there and crying. I used to run out of the room when going game over so I wouldn't have to see that. Kind of funny though when I think about it now.

[@Youhadabadday2021]

Honestly, I don't even need to do the "Sonic in the Pool" test to determine my soul's purity, because one incident regarding the Sims definitely put me in the pure category. For context, when I was a young lad, I was pretty much just as much of a gamer as I am now, and my Parents had physical copies of The Sims 2 and it's expansions. Of course, I was given permission to play it, and I eagerly built up a family based on my IRL family, and I grew attached. However, the fun would soon come to an end. One day, as I was surveying my lovely little community, I noticed a "Bulldoze" option. I was still a very young kid, so I had no idea what the button did. Out of curiousity, I used it. Of course, you know what they say: "Curiosity Killed the Cat", and I immediately regretted it when I saw the family I had grown attached to be deleted right before my eyes as the house that contained them was demolished. Panicking, I tried to figure out something to restore the now long gone family I had built up over the course of my playthrough, and in the end, I ended up destroying every last house in the neighborhood. Ever since that day, I grew a heavy distaste for The Sims, purely because of what could technically be classified as a "traumatic event". I've had some desires on coming back to the game and starting anew, but the thought of seeing my Sims die yet again, coupled with the fact that tons of people continuously boast about killing their sims in the most sadistic ways possible turned me away from the idea.

[@TheLakabanzaichrg]

That sound fits nicely with bad endings

[@thejadewizard6178]

Risky Woods for amiga or genesis was a classic childhood terror, something about that skull and the font used was so terrifying to me and so many others. MightyMax for the snes and genesis was also unnerving for the art of the main villein, Skullmaster was it?, who was too red looking and was smiling at you while calming-ish music played.

[@peacekeeper3363]

I might’ve already mentioned this years ago on your episode on Comix Zone but The Ooze has the creepiest game over screen from any game I’ve seen or played. I think what made it worse was that I was playing it on Sonic Mega Collection Plus and it felt really out of place. I had so many nightmares of that game as a kid. I did watch a full play through of the game recently and it still feels unnerving.

[@neonightmishmorning1606]

In this video he finally mentions Shin Megami Tensei

[@cielo498]

I’ve been watching these for nearly the whole run now, and I genuinely have no idea how you’ve kept this up. Cheers to you!

[@agenericdude]

The Gauntlet game over reminded me of Zombie Revenge. When someone loses all lives/credits on 2 player mode, the character becomes a zombie and you have to kill it. Left me quite the impression first time i saw it back when i played it on my Dreamcast.

[@marionation586]

The Donkey Kong 64 and Banjo Kazooie game overs traumatized me as a child, but I'm okay with them now. Also as a child, I was unsettled by the game overs of the first three Smash Bros. games, and I still find all three Metroid Prime game overs quite eerie

[@zeldasmetaknight]

Prime 1: we see a cracked helmet on Samus before she collapses as well as the screen going dark. Prime 2: it feels as though Samus is being rushed to a emergency room of a hospital only to for her to flatline. Prime 3: Version 1: the screen covers in blood Version 2 (my opinion the creepiest one): The Phazon in her body over takes her changing her entire body into Dark Samus(Metroid Prime) dooming the galaxy. The the screen bleeds Phazon.

[@brasilballs]

i didn't think git of all people would also be scared of the age of empires II "you have been defeated" sound. it was one of the reasons i played a standard game once and never again, and then the rest of my playtime before stumbling upon HD was spent messing around with the scenario editor. i even almost lost to a horde of william wallaces that was supposed to be my ally, only to just barely kill the last william with a heavily damaged bombard tower

[@brothermanbill2376]

I've only heard of ONE game over speedrun, it's in Medieval 2 Total War. You have to play as Scotland because they're the weakest starting faction in the game, and STILL you have to try to get it to happen by disbanding all of your armies and making your population as angry as possible so they revolt.

[@palomino678]

Bonnie's Bakery, what starts as an "moe" bakery simulator turns into Amnesia on its second half, getting caught by the villian in the second half nets you an game over-esquue ending where you become the next ingredient of the bakery, cheesy but scary

[@GINTegg]

I used to love gauntlet on midway arcade treasures and on nes and yet I never noticed the detail about the bones left when you die. I find this a particularly interesting facet of bad endings. I'd like to also mention vectorman 2, beavis and butthead, and wizard of wor for more interesting game overs. Just please stray away from bootlegs.

[@ShadeMeadows]

This is Darn Lovely~

[@Nai255]

Sonic Spinball's Game Over jingle. I swear it once even suddenly played a second time during the same end-of-game score tally, shattering the relative silence of all the point bonuses being counted up

[@Avriel_Mimiga]

the cutaway from the sim burning alive brutally gave me a chuckle

[@MetalQueerSolidTwinQueers]

I have been following this series for 7 years and we’re just now about to get to episode 100

[@greenhowie]

Gauntlet is great fun, it's like a direct upgrade of Atic Atac in almost every way.

[@bigfatbucko012]

I gotta send you some love. I would wait to post it on episode 100 but I just gotta say this. I LOVE YOU. Sir whoisthisgit. I remember finding you content YEARS ago, when I was but a little boy a child. And I have always LOVED your unique style of videos and editing. I also LOVE your other videos and series. I am a full grown MAN now and I STILL love your videos. The videos with commentary are GREAT. Through the years all you have done is refine yourself and make it consistently better while keeping to your roots. YOU ARE A CLASSICAL KZbinR! You deserve MORE subs. YOU ARE AN OG. edit: also if you ever see this I would love to see a video on LISA:the painful.

[@Faux_Sunlight]

the moment I heard the game over sound for age of empires, I knew you'd mention top banana.

[@graffiti9145]

Moral of the story: Gauntlet was a precursor to ZombiU

[@dashbrown344]

Bro, Gauntlet for NES has an unbeatable loadout where no matter what you get a bad ending cause you cant get the password. The screen used to scare me and its the only time in the game that you hear the whole game over theme...

[@yourlocalcashregister1123]

ok wow So the first game is hugely referenced in The Simpsons Game, during a level that mainly parodies Zelda. A portion of the level has that exact kind of maze, complete with an announcer that tells you not to shoot the food. One of the level’s enemies is even a ghost version of Otto that spawns from piles of bones.

[@ThisIsABadIdeaSrsly]

I got a sim killed once in Sims 2 (I think). It wasn't intentional. I just left the game running for a second to answer a call and when I came back my sim was burning. Probably fucked up the cereal recipe or something, he was that dumb. Well, after he kicked the bucket the game poped up a message berating me for killing my sim on purpose, which I didn't. It was funny, sad and annoying at the same time.

[@kishimakouma748]

The one that always make me chill to the bone was a bad game called Rise of the Robots;i only played the snes version of it but the game over screen with the music will always haunt me...

[@manegirl93416]

*perks up at a certain sound effect during the Age of Empires 2 section when you're talking about the Spearman death* Hey! I know that sound! That's the sound when Lub Lub teleports in to wreck havoc on a poor normal person at the start of earlier Git videos that was a running gag!

[@Calmtimer]

That sims part of the video makes me remember when I was 10 years old and I used to be a pyromaniac just burning furnitures in the sims 2 for the gamecube just to kill sims

[@PokeShadow77]

man imagine a game continuously letting you know you've been shooting food instead of eating it every time

[@usseaglencc956]

I would say Robinson's Requiem is a very good one, also the NES demake "Biohazard" game over screen could double as a jumpscare from how quick it appears. "The Ooze" is another good one.

[@thejadewizard6178]

Let me tell you about a recent one I had a few years back, Robinson's Requiem. So imagine this, you were exiled to survive on this harsh alien planet infested with monsters and criminals. You die brutally then you get a gameover screen with your head, sometimes turning into a skull even, trapped in hell surrounded by other skulls while bad ending like music plays. You die and go to hell, what did your character do to deserve this? I think this is the worst game over tbh, I was startled when I first saw it. There is a death reel for all the ways to die, it's interesting. There was an even more obscure sequel to this game, called Deus. Death leads to hell again but this time you're a skeleton with rad cap sitting with a bunch of other skeletons in big fancy thrones, then skeleton you laughs before it fades to black. More strange then creepy this time.

[@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917]

Sounds kind of like Space Quest 3. You can die in some pretty horrific ways in that game. There's one right at the start where you can fall slightly, and your skull gets smashed open. You get a gory picture and everything. Weirdly enough, the most unnecessarily brutal game over I've seen in a game was in a Felix The Cat game. It's just baffling how brutal that screen is for that type of game.

[@thejadewizard6178]

​@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 Yeah, that was the Felix The Cat bootleg made by some russian bootlegers. Their games have a certain style of continue and game over screens. Like their mario bootlegs, where their continue screen has a pirana plant bursting out of his chest like a chestburster while a blooper does it's best facehugger impression to his face.

[@thejadewizard6178]

@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 Oh, god I'm reminded of the lionking bootleg game overs now. The game over screens show the characters committing suicide. Pumba jumps into a pot of boiling water, Timon digs himself a grave and hops in and burys himself, and Simba? Simba hangs himself. The worst thing about this is the fact that someone had to make this, someone had to make a custom animation of Simba hanging himself.

[@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917]

@@thejadewizard6178 I've heard of Russian PC ports doing things like that as a sort-of "Fuck you," to the official ports. For some reason, the legit Russian ports of stuff like Doom, Quake, and Postal are known for being trash, so they add in details like brutal game overs and swears to their ports, which are usually much better, as a way of saying "Fuck you, official ports!" Maybe it's a similar story for those games?

[@Dr0dd]

Re: Game-over speed runs. Ashens once did two videos about the "Quickest Game Overs ever" you should check those out.

[@ThePrayingMantis08]

I didnt drown Sonic in Station Square!.. I drowned him in Twinkle Park

[@fuckakashi2322]

I live for this

[@shironnkaito7364]

I know the feeling. Though I am curious as to what would happened if you fail, I don't want to get the bad endings of all the games I play. No matter what.

[@MorbidCherryBlossom]

Oh my goodness. I remember playing Gauntlet when I was very young (My very first game was Mortal Kombat 2 or 3 and I was only 5 years old). I loved the game so much to the point I took so many hours trying to get to the end... I never reached the end, unfortunately. The collection I had was "Midway Arcade Treasures 2", and I still have the game collection.

[@mariogirl8100]

I have a feared game over from a game where it's name must not be said otherwise I get shivers down my spine.

[@sakanagakyoko]

I dont know if you covered it yet, i always found creepy the game over screens from age of empires 1 (i played the old version) In the campaign when you surrender o lose you get basicaly insulted for your incompetence

[@captain5977]

Can't wait for the 100th episode!

[@FlopsoTheClown]

i remember one time when i was probably in primary school, i made me and two of my cousins in the sims 4, me and one of the cousins being kids and the other being a teenager. within the first few moments of the house existing, my in-game older cousin went to make burgers on the bbq outside, but because his cooking skill was shit he ended up catching fire then died, and because there was no one older than child age in the household i just automatically got a game over and it scared the shit out of me

[@michaelfloodine]

The Civ2 sound effect always sounded stringy... like someone aggressively trying to play a muted chello/violin

[@rosered961]

In the other Sims games your sim has more of a chance to die randomly. I remember being heartbroken after my sim died because I wanted them to fix the tv. Then there was another that was buried alive which scared me cause I didn't know they could die by the Box of Danger... The worst deaths I've seen so far in these games are the mummy's curse, time anomaly, and getting eaten alive by flies or the cowplant (the cowplant one is worse because another sim can drink the milk made from the eaten sim to gain extra days of life.)

[@lunatic0verlord10]

1:39 So *THAT'S* where the narrator's voice from the dungeon section of the Simpson's Game comes from.

[@JDgiggles]

Well I can understand that defeat sound unnerving you. It does to me and this is the first I've heard it

[@michaelhaverbusch9142]

From what I've seen in the sims 4 the Sims start fires like crazy and pools are a death sentence

[@ZoomReverseFlash]

The AoE2 sound, or something similar to it, is used in yearly messages in Total War: Attila

[@CptJackSanji]

wow no mention of trapping a Sim in the pool with no ladder thats what I always think of lol I dont remember too many game overs scaring me lots of enemies or intro cinematics to games but no game overs I guess the closest I could think of would be MK 4 if you lose your character gets tossed into a pit and if the continue timer runs out they get smashed onto the spikes at the bottom that was kinda creepy

[@SuperGamefreak18]

...well there was ONE time for whatever reason my sims wouldn't go to the fridge to eat and they all died of starvation because NO one wanted to use the fridge...that was still so wierd to me...even decades later

[@rena--chan]

It's amazing in its own way to see this perception of Sims, as for classic PC players the traditional way to kill sims is by drowning them in a pool. There also was a hamster of doom which for some reason had an extra high chance to pretty much instakill any of your sim

[@pinkjolyne5432]

There's this browser game called The House of Dead Ninjas 2 and the game over screen from that game is quite diaturbing, it used to creep me the hell out as a kid...

[@glaggyt929]

By god you are right This laugh makes everything scarier But what about Kirby Game Overs tho do they actually get instant scary

[@JewelpetPrincess]

12:57 Banjo Kazooie? Super Mario 64?

[@whitehunter3070]

Maybe you should cover the ending of how to survive (the first game) as there are no more than one endings but even tho it's an arcade styled (not too complicated nor too long) it's ending gives you the creeps lol.

[@drakath5727]

You can't shoot the food, but what if you shoot out food from your weapon? would that still be considered shooting the food?

[@DoctorSpacebar]

They call that "firing in spurts" and if it connects, it's gonna hurt.

[@drakath5727]

@@DoctorSpacebar Huh.

[@zeldasmetaknight]

Would Lugis Mansion 3 be considered for CBE? Theres actual failure if Luigi fails.

[@SleepyRobbo]

death speedruns do exist and they're hilarious

[@donnerblitzen1388]

Got to ask if you know about the bad ending for wing commander on the snes? You witness your own funeral. Creepy as hell and has stopped me from ever completing that game.

[@samz8691]

I know Akheon did "Death Runs" For Forbidden Siren, where he tried to get a game over as soon as posible in every stage.

[@myboatforacar]

I'd have to say that for me the 3 would be the ending of Chrono Trigger where you lose to rhe final boss, the bad ending of the original (1994) XCOM, and the bad ending of Laura Bow 2: The Dagger of Amon Ra. Probably others but I can't remember what the games were, only the endings themselves.

[@ZioNello_]

7:55 this reminds me of a game named "crusader, no remorse"

[@domicraft6341]

Reading Game Overs in the title. I hope it's nothing from "THAT" game...

[@antonyc.7173]

Which game? Donkey Kong Country?

[@domicraft6341]

@@antonyc.7173 No. It's a game he made another episode about. It's full of game overs he doesn't even show because they're too bad.

[@antonyc.7173]

@@domicraft6341 I figured it out! Waxworks?

[@ThePostalGamer]

I had a save file in The Sims' Get A Life mode on PS2 in the last level where I had missed work too much already to try and grind for skills so missing another one meant loss of my job and an immediate game over. I was doing well until I made a hard save a few seconds before my Sim's bladder started to reach critical mass without me noticing and my car pool was already waiting for me. The result was that I could either futilely waddle directly outside to the car pool as my Sim desperately tried to prevent the dam from bursting only to miss it and net me a game over, or attempt to detour to the toilet which would take so long that it would leave while I was still sitting on the throne and net me a game over. That's when I learned to make multiple save files. Don't be like younger me; don't softlock yourself into the piss ending.

[@nostalgicaboots6576]

Theme Park on Snes will always be No. 1 for me. When I first saw the game over screen, my heart stopped and I ran to my mom with tears in my eyes, saying I went bankrupt in Theme Park. She also played the game and knew what the screen looks like. I was used to fade to black, sad short song, white written "Game Over" text and that's it. Then came Theme Park... A screen in a FAMILY FRIENDLY game, where you build your theme park and then you go bankrupt and the (you) character is trying to commide suicide. What the actual bananas in england went wrong here?!?! Okay, today I know that it was dark humour, but this doesn't count for everyone. Not all persons who played that game can relate that screen to a dark humoures joke of being bankrupt. I was like 8-9 years old and it haunted me for several years. Maybe in england they laugh about something absurd like this, but I am from Germany and like I wrote before, wasn't used to that kind of game over screen. I really like your game over/bad/creepy endings in videogames videos and I am always interested what other game overs in other games looked like that passed me by. Thank you so much and now I have a question more like a suggestion, to be honest. Moments that shock you. My suggestion would Super Smash Bros. Melee. When you get the challenger approaching screen that scared me, but also excited me for the new fighter. Now, I am done. Have a nice day. Greetings from Germany.😊👍

[@lunatic0verlord10]

6:43 This is fine.

[@ChrisNonyminus]

Fun fact, git: In some Sims games, particularly the PC version of The Sims 1 (fun fact, before (ugh) the sims 4, sims console games were drastically different from their PC counterparts, presumably as the developers of the "ports" (aka not ports at all but console recreations) didn't just want to port the game), sims are EXTREMELY stupid and will often drive themselves to immediate doom if you're not careful. But some deaths require a really fucked up player to perform, and often the game chastises you for killing these sims. I presume that the sims' stupidity isn't a sadistic choice from the games' developers (Maxis), but actually a clever way to make this simulation game have some difficulty and make it less of a simulation of life and more of a game of managing insane people.

[@irispaiva]

Oh man, are we getting a SMT episode from you

[@NCTStudio]

There is a new Oddworld game out now; you should make a CBE video off of it as a sequel to #65

[@sunsetsliluploadstorage850]

WAIT I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW YOU COULD DROWN SONIC ON THE POOL- WHAT-

[@mapmakerlich]

For other possible CBEs, why don't go and check out other games from Zero Escape series? And you can check Disco Elysium for some stuff too. I didn't went far, because I started game with my stats at 1 for giggles and died when tried to turn light on in the beginning of the game. That was a good laugh though. For Boss Analysis - perhaps quick check of A Hat in Time won't hurt. It's similar to SM Sunshine and SM Galaxy - a collect-a-ton 3D platforming adventure. There are some interesting bosses (especially in mods. I myself have only 1 mod, and it's a music replacement mod for Chapter 3 main boss)

[@pundemon9659]

anyone know the name of that chill opening music git used though

[@BlazeYato]

7:18 I feel guilty as charged for doing this since I didn’t think it was possible

[@ironmilutin]

To answer the editor, BotW has a speedrun category called "Go home and die%", so yes, yes they are a thing.

[@Vexan5618]

You should do a creepy bad ending video on infernax

[@lsynno]

Wow yeah it a legitimate achievement to lose the William Wallace campaign.

[@NinjaZenGamer]

What is the name of the music that plays at the beginning of the video?

[@eonia7667]

So musous existed before dynasty warriors...

[@24Nyome]

Lmao the passive agressive narrator bitching whenever you shoot the food is hilarious

[@lamontparker4193]

If your looking for a really scary game over check out chicken run for the ps1 and dreamcast. It's based off the movie chicken run from 2000. You play as the chicken characters trying to escape from the farm. You have to avoid guard dogs, Mr and Ms Tweedy, and if you are caught by any of them they still glare at you in a menacing manner. I never played the game, I was just scrolling through some videos then saw the thumbnail then clicked on it. I saw comments talking about how when they were kids they thought it was horror game. Let me tell you I had trouble sleeping afterwards. Should I have played this as a kid I would've pissed myself.

[@chronomaticalsunday]

whats the beginning song?

[@loneshewolf74]

Sometimes I've worried that I've been too nice to my Sims, but having them die on you after you've spent so much time and effort creating them and building up their skills really sucks. I've been on hiatus from The Sims since I got Animal Crossing NH. At least nobody dies in that game... I think.

[@kitestar]

Bit of a wHiplash talking about gauntlet one minute, then the sims the next