Why Ghostwire was Disappointing

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[@TheGamingBritShow]

This video was made when the game came out in 2022 exclusively for Patreon. For more exclusive videos like this one, consider visiting: www.patreon.com/thegamingbritshow

[@dr.wolfstar1765]

Can you review wonderlands next?

[@joshop3093]

out of curiosity why was this vid released here?

[@bludtinge]

The reveal trailer was a different vibe. They changed it so much during development 😢

[@PauLtus_B]

I love how your videos immediately jump into mechanics.

[@spongebelt]

Meanwhile other videos need to thank the sponsors

[@jayomega2717]

@@spongebelt This video was on Patreon first so same thing

[@spongebelt]

@@jayomega2717 lmao yea just noticed his comment below. Trash!!!

[@marcbraun5342]

Yeah, it's the thing first on my mind when I think about a game and I feel at home at a channel where that also seems to be the case.

[@xJC4Rx]

Charlie doesn't believe in intros

[@MJSHappy]

It's funny you mention how it feels like "something happened" because I'm pretty sure that "something" was Ikumi Nakamura leaving Tango. I wish we could peer into what her full version of the game would look like.

[@PikaLink91]

Yeah I felt so betrayed. "Hi! Me and my team are working on this super cool new game" next second "fk ya'll I'm leaving".

[@Jordan3DS]

It would have been better if it was more of a AA game with a smaller budget, so the original vision could have been followed more. The bigger the budget, the more companies manipulate games into generic, marketable messes.

[@punishedblowstein1111]

I bet Bethesda is to blame there somewhere

[@goldglovegrappler1382]

I do wonder if the game could have had a stronger design focus if Ikumi Nakamura had stayed on as director. Evidently he departure from Tango not long after the game was announced was a result of constant pressure from Zenimax & Bethesda to change and add things to the game eating away at her mental health. These days she seems to be doing well, having had a child and starting a new studio of her own since leaving Tango.

[@PikaLink91]

With how she completely sold the game with her charming appearance, I just felt utterly backstabbed when hearing that she left. Like "I'm gonna be a spokesperson and sell everyone on this cool game we are working on that I too wholeheartedly believe in............................................................ okay I'm gone, bye bye".

[@goldglovegrappler1382]

@PikaLink91 That's how we all felt on the moment, but knowing more details it must've been terrible for her at that time for her to leave. Maybe she stuck around longer than she wanted to so she could speak for the game at E3. Not sure if those answers are out there but I hope her new studio's first project turns out well.

[@PikaLink91]

@@goldglovegrappler1382 If she planned on leaving already then, then she shouldn't have been on stage at E3 presenting the game in the first place in my opinion. It gave us false hope that a kind and charming soul like her was steadily behind the wheel. It's like showing up at a party only to be there for 5 minutes, take a drink, shake hands, and then leave again. I of course do too hope she has succes with future endeavors, but pulling a bait n switch like that is just not cool.

[@NoExplosionsMcgee]

​​@@PikaLink91 This is such a weird take and a complete misread of the whole situation. She left the studio for actual good reasons. She didn't up and leave the studio just because she suddenly changed her mind on the project on a dime because reasons. What happened was that Bethesda Softworks and Zenimax were--was again--trying to control a project wasn't theirs to begin with which was causing a lot of problems between Tango and their parent company. Ikumi Nakamura left because she was pregnant at the time and didn't want that whole stress inducing ordeal to affect her and child. She didn't "bait and switch" anybody.

[@PikaLink91]

@@NoExplosionsMcgee It changes your perspective knowing the details. I mean, we are often only told "they left" without the actual reason. What I wanna know then is, is it really that easy to up and leave one studio for another? I read an article once about programmers who were absolutely miserable because they had wanted to make games their whole life, but the industry was nothing like they expected, but they also didn't feel they could just up and leave because they needed the salary.

[@Kriss_ch.]

When it was originally revealed, I pictured it would be a relatively lighthearted horror title - "it's SPOOKY" and all, I thought it'd be a thrill ride action title with ghost enemies. The final game just seems sort of bland in tone, though. As far as reading yokai entries go, I got that enjoyment out of the Nioh titles, which I do heartily recommend. Especially since all those yokai are various enemy types you actually fight, or in Nioh 2, use the powers of as well.

[@Jordan3DS]

Welcome to video game marketing 101! You don't gotta actually portray the game how it actually is, you just gotta make people interested no matter what.

[@No1_1no]

The Hanako mission is lighthearted „it’s spooky“

[@jobberjobber980]

Ghostwire is like a modern day version of one of those Xbox 360 single player shooters that end up in the "3 for $20" bin at gamestop

[@poopoo-dk4hu]

Loooooooooooool

[@chrisspedling75]

The darkness, rage, etc

[@rdowg]

Good enough to be somewhat emjoyable when other games get boring, but bad enough that it has no staying power😊

[@chrisspedling75]

@@rdowg pretentious, dumb ass comment

[@HonkeyKong54]

Bashing the Xbox while it’s a garbage PlayStation game 😂. PlayStation fought for exclusivity for this pos and then Xbox ended up getting hifi rush. Fail.

[@vholst]

TEW2's design will, to me, always be superior to any open world. Open world and the size of it look great in screen shots and are back of the box features, but are often shallow, empty spaces. The smaller, more manageable spaces allows them to jam pack a lot of content, creating spheres of content in closer proximity. The size of Ghostwire is nice, and while shrinking the overall world may have not saved it, I think it would've made it at least feel more enriched.

[@Scerttle]

Honestly the moment I see a game is open world that's a strike for me, these days. I've been burned way too many times.

[@Jordan3DS]

This is the problem with sprawling open world games, they sacrifice quality for quantity. I'd much rather have a tighter developed game that's really memorable and fun the whole way through than an open world where you wander aimlessly for dozens of hours until it ends.

[@itsonlyaidan]

My favorite part of the game was having an older rugged paranormal detective inside of me

[@BikerFan1989]

🤨

[@gnoclaude7945]

The combat feels like it was made for VR. Frankly the whole game does as well. Imagine this with the combat from Wu Long or Nioh. That would've been a 10/10.

[@lagelicious7380]

Appreciate you're work and effort another great vid

[@D-Nova]

I hear "giant open world" and what little interest I had is immediately blown away... ...

[@realgamergirl4638]

I'm one of those weirdos that like cosmetic customization in first person games but only if they have photo mode like in the new Far Cry games because then I get to make cool wallpapers with the outfits I unlock

[@redaim25]

Yeah I'm loving these more frequent, short form vids. Cus more gaming brit is always good.

[@DeepWeeb]

You get the impression many games these days seek to be massive time sinkers than actually fun experiences in order to make their pricetag seem justified (now so more than ever with the $70 standard), why so many take this giant "open-world" enviroment design, mistaking the amount of time invested by the player in menial tasks and pointless trinkets to collect with actual enjoyment Again Hi-Fi Rush is a breath of fresh air because it actually stood from the crowd by doing the opposite of what everyone is doing, and yet there are certain sour grapes who belittle it as a lesser game because of its shorter-than-average lenght (ignoring that a game isn't really better for being +50-hours long)

[@treedland5763]

Ghostwire Tokyo left me cold; glacial-levels of disappointment, and I really didn’t want to be coming here to tell you guys that

[@reggiefreeborn2143]

they were definitely pushed to make this game a console saler for the ps5. A lot of games Sony has been money hatting from third parties feel like projects that definitely wanted a year or two to cook with smaller scope, but the need to push units like how titanfall did for the xbox one or destiny with ps4 was priotized because sony knows they're coasting on the ps4's wave and has no rock solid saler yet

[@TerrorOfTalos]

I really enjoy using my PS5 but the first few years in retrospect for it will be remembered as cross gen filled, a mixed bag of 3rd party exclusives (FF16 looks like it'll be at least good though) and Insomniac doing most of the heavy lifting.

[@reggiefreeborn2143]

@@TerrorOfTalos Once I saw that the only real day 1 exclusive was a remake, I knew this gen was going to be extremely uncooked. I hope to fuckin god that the rumors of the next gen consoles coming 2028 is a lie. There is no reason why they can't extend this gen to 2030

[@TerrorOfTalos]

@@reggiefreeborn2143 Yeah this gen in particular being done after 8 years doesn''t feel right especially if a PS5 pro releasing by late 2024 is true. I mean the major differences between 8th and 9th gen are the huge increase in load speeds and games being able to look great while running at 60fps and above so what else can another leap even provide that's fresh or new for consoles? Technology will continue to be improved and refined sure but when it comes to games being developed the limits for what can be made at a certain scale with modern visual presentation are pretty much gone (at least for PS5 and Series X, the series S is just a half step).

[@HylianTwunk]

While I personally loved the game its definitely not what it was initially presented when it was first shown off. It's hard to explain but it's kinda like MGSR is different from MGRR or how Verses xiii is different from XV. Ghostwire just felt different than its final product.

[@Dasaltwarrior]

The games art director did leave the studio part way through production due to her pregnancy, so that might play a part in why there was a shift

[@user-mz1fe3yj7e]

Finally an in-depth review that is not bloated into a 10-40 minute video like other youtubers. Thank you for doing such a good job with your script editing

[@nbdante]

Nice review! I played the game when it came out and platinum it, I enjoyed it until the end but not so much the trophy hunting after I finished the story... Pretty good in many ways but also missing something in every part to reach greatness... Hopefully the upcoming DLC fixes the story beats and makes the combat more enjoyable! I'll jump in again in April 12!

[@chickenheelnakano]

I think that the issue the game has that you mentioned at the end probably has to do with Ikumi Nakamura leaving the project a few months after it was announced and then having to essentially re-do the game from the beginning at that point

[@SanFran51]

In case you are wondering this game was originally The Evil Within III. But got heavily rewritten into this. And boy does it feel like they just rewrote it.

[@PikaLink91]

How so? For something to be re-written there must have been something written in the first place, and for 90% of the game it forgets it even has a story.

[@kevinuribe318]

Wow I never even knew this was supposed to be that. Crazy how totally different they are.

[@vodkaboy]

@@PikaLink91opinions and rumors on the Internet

[@realizewave1513]

Well there is a gameplay update coming April 12th, along with expanded cutscenes, new enemies, and a new mode.

[@Ignigknawt]

I deadass didn't even know this came out last year, like I saw ZERO advertising for it.

[@Ghost_Of_SAS]

This game is what happens when you start development in 2018 thinking the ubiformula was a sure sell, and couldn't predict people would be sick of it come 2022.

[@PikaLink91]

Well, you know, that's what happens when you set out to copy what is popular, instead of setting out to make something original and timeless.

[@wdcain1]

Rocksteady's Bully the best map-size in comparison to content. It's just as big as it needs to be. More developers should study it to avoid mistakes like in Ghostwire.

[@nikgtasa]

Not just that but the amount of interactions you can have there is also great.

[@doomdimensiondweller5627]

I never liked GTA for these reasons. I feel like there is so much stuff but so much of it is shallow and forgettable. It's as wide as an ocean deep as a puddle.

[@wdcain1]

@@doomdimensiondweller5627 Reminds me how the developers boasted that the map-size for San Andreas was 80 sq miles. It makes going from one end to another a boring wait.

[@doomdimensiondweller5627]

@@wdcain1 I think Rockstar has had a bad influence on gaming

[@roundabout468]

@@doomdimensiondweller5627 You gotta realize that that's a very controversial opinion, though. GTA games are universally loved and Rockstar's games in general fall in line with that too.

[@Knightess]

It saddens me that we got this instead of TEW3, but I was looking forward to giving it a go. Now I'm doubly sad we didn't get TEW3 because I feel like they could have finally nailed it a third time around.

[@hollowman7168]

The brit spoiling us with all these uploads dam

[@Mr_ULTMT]

I bought this game a year ago and still haven't played it, I'll try to get to it soon. heard mixed things so I'll see how I feel

[@olegcrysis1]

As a person who played every single title released in the last 7 years, please dont. Not worth your time.

[@Koi33.]

@@olegcrysis1 why you did this to yourself?

[@panuru9175]

Everything about the video just made me to want to play this game more

[@Inapeeina]

4:40 Sounds like that new hedgehog game

[@bruce1947]

It looked so good. What a shame

[@cyberninjazero5659]

It was a good premise, what a rotten way to die

[@XesiAMV]

I really enjoyed the 'collectathon' aspect but made there was almost too much and I got burned out especially as there wasn't enough content otherwise - Great aesthetic though, hope they expand upon it with a second game.

[@maltsutty]

Was a fun game , just needed way more combat options and a better populated world like you said . Lots of missed potential here. Like most other people - I now hope they just make Evil Within 3😮

[@brennanwn]

4:54 - 5:21 What a wonderful perspective

[@Bendilin]

Still keeping it on my wishlist

[@georgeburns6512]

Honestly you gotta think about it though man. They pulled this off last minute when it was supposed to be the evil within 3. That’s pretty impressive to change the game completely when you were half way through it. I can only imagine what ghostwire Tokyo 2 will be like now that they’ll actually be starting with that.

[@zeroblue720]

One aspect of Ghostwire's motivations to collect is unfortunately invalidated by another game, that being the yokai folklore and Nioh 2. The snippets of lore about the yokai (or guardian spirits, depending) are not only unlockables you can read at your leisure in Nioh 2, but all of the yokai are a core part of the game as enemies you fight or allies you help. They also all have their own unique designs and constantly inhabit every environment you go to, rather than Ghostwire's limited set of ghost designs meandering around in the city. The game's difficulty and interpretation of the yokai designs would be the only things inspiring a preference for Ghostwire instead, but even then, I'm sure you can find videos for both if the curiosity runs that deep.

[@sandman45]

I heard nothing about it before playing it, felt like a Japanese bioshock, I liked that part of it

[@DragONheart27X]

the environment is what made me push through this game, everything was ok, the story was lacking (some of the sidequests seem to have more hard), but the art was awesome.

[@angusbones]

when is TGBS bringing back music in the backround of videos?

[@ntsakomathebula4840]

Multi personas I one body, Jim Sterling vibes. You feel me ?

[@MILDMONSTER1234]

Oh yeah that game where people thought the lady presenting it was cute and that everyone forgot

[@Dasaltwarrior]

Ghostwire feels like it got money hat'd into becoming an RTX tech demo and the open world design came about as a result of that Not saying thats what happened, but thats the impression I get

[@fhjunior6183]

Thanks for the vid

[@johnconnorpliskin7184]

Can’t wait to try this once it comes to GamePass. I’ll just beeline the story.

[@KmiloO13me]

Ah fuck, another short video, still good to hear your voice again tho

[@Gothy_Senpai]

Everyone who played the game really enjoyed it. This genera of yokai being in videogames is rare and having it open world made it fun. The combat never bored me like most games do and this game was perfect for people who don’t enjoy the usual horror puzzle games but like the aspects of suspense and mystery in horror. The only drawbacks from this game is voice acting, enemy variety’s, and a complex main story ending. They clearly made the game simple and fun but have already talked about a possible second game. The dlc of the game gives me hopes for a good future for this game.

[@IGOBYTHENAMELOVE]

Would’ve been better for vr this shit seem low budget

[@tyler-xo3rb]

"it becomes a tedious grind when you turn it into a tedious grind on purpose for a make believe trophy" 👍

[@vandad13]

The hand movements remind me of doctor strange

[@Leopoldshark]

"Like Skyrim with onmyodo" -IGN

[@GrandArchPriestOfTheAlgorithm]

Must this blessing shield you from the wrath of the Holy Ones & Zeros.

[@_Adie]

Maybe I'm just too hopeful, but like, remember when The Evil Within came out and people were kinda "meh" about it? And then 2 was actually hella fun. Could we have the same situation here? Probably not. Would be fun though.

[@cadcad-jm3pf]

I personally loved the game. It's decidedly unambitious, but what little it does, it does well.

[@pabloaguirre4168]

Straight to Gamepass baby

[@brokenengrish]

NMH3 REVIEW WHEN

[@Gardosuro]

I think the puddle deep combat really hurt the game in the end, especially since everything you do leads to combat, you can't have boring simple combat when that's pretty much all you do. Maybe if there was more skills or options in combat I would have liked it more personally.

[@revemb4653]

I didnt really notice the campaign was that short because I purposly did a few of the main missions then spent a large amount of time clearing out the map before continueing with the main story. I feel like the side quests are really where the fun is at and some of them were as good if not better than the main story. @1:45 I agree somewhat that some of the attacks dont feel like they do much. Even maxed out the wind powers (green) felt useless. But the maxed out fire ball was very hefty on almost any enemy. @3:45 I didnt know the value of those ghost parades until it was too late. I kept getting sucked into those ghost parades when i was searching for collectibles. This game is easily a 9/10 for me

[@Philipseymorebutts]

You have terrible taste in games

[@Blarglesnarfe]

There's a weird glitch, the video is rectangular for some reason?

[@Tetsuito]

I want to see Nakamura's version of the game.

[@jeezhuu9925]

Game was so unerwhelming once i played.. was looking forward to it when the trailer released but it did not live up to the hype, not even close

[@rofflesvanwagon]

I'm still gonna give it a go when it hits gamepass on series x next month edit: damn I love this game

[@jassykat]

played it on the hardest difficulty, and I enjoyed the combat. It's good!

[@soulx511]

did you consider the fact that 2 of the main game designers left after pre production?

[@soulx511]

co writer and co director Nakamura just left cause she wanted to btw

[@khile5187]

Now Mikami is leaving Tango, weird considering the success of the Xbox Exclusive Hi Fi Rush

[@ctdxii8007]

You're the first person selling me on this game, Tokyo here we come

[@YashichiDSF]

game's got some real good Dualsense features at least. Its Xbox release will genuinely be missing out on some solid novelty

[@HumungaDunga64]

Ghostwire Tokyo was just Spoopy Far Cry Japan, and I was so disappointed given Tango's track record, the initial reveal and because of how much Ikumi hyped it up before she just dipped on the project. Guess the writing was on the wall.

[@LV-42679]

Watching gameplays and descriptions about the game, I must say that I have played Ubisoft open worlds that have more originality in it's structure and design. I feel GhostWire should have gone in a similar direction to Deus Ex Mankind Divided, a game with a small hubworld and complex side quests.

[@freakyfro99]

I'd say that I just about 90%'ed this game. I pretty much stopped as soon as it stopped being fun and that was pretty far into things. As much as I recognize the dated design and was kind of expecting to be bored by it I ended up really just getting into it some nights and roaming around between quests more than I intended and that led to me getting almost everything in the game. It's weird, I don't usually gel with game design like this. Maybe I'm more of a weeb than I thought? lmao. Definitely buy on a good sale though. I can't imagine having bought this at full price XD

[@tribacioustee2846]

Good video

[@mujigant35]

The game's fantastic, try it for yourself and give it a chance.

[@SomniaCE]

You can really tell that key staff left and that much like with Redfall the devs were pressured into changing this game from what it was meant to something focus groups told marketing would sell. At least this game is worth experiencing and has soul to it unlike Redfall... Hopefully these two games underperforming means Zenimax will calm the fuck down on forcing shit down their devs throats, but if they hadn't learned that by now they never will. In any case, its a shame this game had to be a victim of structural meddling. Was a 7/10 that no one played that could have been a highly rated and beloved cult classic.

[@Cliff537]

Perfect timing posting this video because this is coming to both Gamepass and PS Plus Extra/Premium next week.

[@angus_bangus]

Missed the shorter style of videos!!

[@MrSTVR]

Seems like all the creative talent at Tango was busy with Hi-Fi Rush instead

[@sakuragi1062]

Are you telling me all the creative people at Tango was busy with making indie game like hi fi rush than make a truly triple A game?Wow really?

[@Leee275]

​@@sakuragi1062 Hi-Fi Rush isn't really an indie game.

[@DogginsFroggins]

I mean its on PS+ so might as well try it out.

[@punishedblowstein1111]

Really wondering what happened at Tango since HiFi Rush is so well made but was not advertised at all and Ghostwire was marketed fairly well but is an empty game.

[@mdd4296]

hi fi was intended as a "small game", a pure passion project primarily made for gamepass, where individual game sales dont matter much. Ghostwire is an AAA project with a lot of money riding on it just on the production level, the more money, the more corporate interferece.

[@arthurdurham]

I will never understand the continued success of this style of open world game. Playing Hogwarts Legacy recently and the only thing that makes it good is the Harry Potter aspects. Not anything about the game itself. I don't understand why this style of open world game continues to be successful and therefore pushed by the execs. Unnecessarily large whith formulaic and bloated objectives. It ruined Ghostwire; while games like The Evil Within 2 underperformed when it tried to actually make a smaller and more bespoke open world. I think what confuses me most is you'll see so many people defend this style with every release like it. That people are fine literally playing the same game over and over with just a different coat of paint. They'll even replay these games that most of the missions are go to the quest giver, stilted inhuman and uncanny boring dialogue scene telling you to go fetch a number of something or fight a group of enemies, go back to quest giver, reward. I feel like a crazy person really hating it when it's apparently a very successful formula a mainstream audience enjoys. But also clearly there is something being done right as Ghostwire failed and did all these things, so there must be something to the formula I'm missing.

[@artemis1993]

Well, these kinds of games are like the fast food of entertainment i guess. It's not exactly state-of-the-art stuff, but you'll rarely find someone who actively dislikes it

[@magicmanscott40k]

Still looks fun. I like open world collectables

[@bigjawcat9605]

Fr i love collecting stuff sometimes even more than doing the story

[@modest_ozone645]

Its fun

[@dantetouchdown9030]

It has a nice world, but that's literally it

[@Ridnarhtim]

With it being added to PS+ soon, I might give this a go just for the main story. Endless open world grinding really doesn't sound appealing to me at all.

[@ValentinoMarino11]

Same. I just downloaded, it’s very worth a play through a least. It’s really unique and quite fun. But be careful not to burn yourself out when exploring like with all open worlds.

[@evrynmetakn]

The game definitely felt rushed/unfinished. What was the deal with the one vision you have at the top of a building where the baddies surprise you, you fly off and then land on the motorcycle?

[@ordovicianscourge9520]

i'll say the technical detail in the enivorments is amazing through it actually looks next-gen inb4 graphics whore comment - sorry but it's so nice to have great amounts of technically even if the package is a little underwhelming

[@PikaLink91]

You get a trophy for getting all the spirits BEFORE you beat the game... so I've yet to actually finishing the story.

[@shanksgrandpatz9245]

Well, I was having fun with it, until it implied that there will be multiple sections where I LOSE the powers I build up and will have to resort to stealth. No idea why they decided to have the player build up these kick-ass powers only to lose them for short stretches of the game, and don't get me wrong, I love stealth games, but stealth in a game not meant for stealth is just, bleh.

[@trashboity8773]

If this was a 3rd person soul series it would have topped sekiro

[@Daniel-ri2dy]

I dunno ive been playing this since it came out on PlayStation premium catalogue. And ive gotta say its been an absolute joy to playthrough the atmosphere is incredible the combat could do with some polish i will agree with you on that but i dunno its had me gripped so far.

[@joffa99m44]

I like the game although I get what your trying to say mate. I reed everything and am invested in Japanese culture. But even I can't stick to it. I moved on to playing different games and I'm going to play it in the future. Why even I am turned of is as you stated poor storytelling, everyone is dead so it's very lonely and it just feels like a walking sim.

[@reyjimenz]

Disappointing? Sounds like a you problem.

[@VandergriftMoefies]

They should've stayed closer to the reveal trailer and focus more on the tone and atmosphere of the city and NOT on the Ubisoft styled openworld, weird comber system and over the top/colorful action. Kinda ''I am Legend'', but in Tokyo with. Could'be been really something special, but it turned out to be so generic and kinda bad.

[@PikaLink91]

It was disappointing because it forgot it had a story, plus, like ALL open world games, the side quests get so damn repetitive.

[@MamO-eom]

Do not know why ppl say its a disappointment, i am really enjoying the game 😃 i love the nekomata hunts

[@Schizobateman]

Did you honestly expect this to be good from the trailers?

[@gamerbeast3616]

game is good

[@Schizobateman]

@@gamerbeast3616 its mid

[@Zontar82]

game was amazing, don't know what heck do you smoke

[@sulejmani.]

metroid dread review!!!

[@spookydonkey42]

i'm gonna risk some hyperbole and say that, after beating the game and *almost* getting the platinum trophy, this had to feel like on of the most PS3 titles i played on my new PS5 last year, and the cutscenes border on embarassing. they are so tremendously *low energy*, with some characters not even moving their lips to speak (cause its ghosts talking...) and the main character just... standing there. Nothing ever feels intense or dynamic, its all soo dreary and boring. Sadly, this game also has the "beat the boss fight but lose in the cutscene" problem which adds to the frustration. If any game needed to learn lessons from so many games in different genres to help give it some personality, it might have turned out much better. But this is one game I bought on discount for $20, still feel like i over paid, and wasted my time. Only the morbidly curious need apply. 👻👻👻👻👻

[@DerpinGoose]

how are ypu cranking out content like this

[@Schizobateman]

Cocaine