The red leaf jungle is usually portrayed as hell/afterlife/purgatory in Japanese anime and games, kinda like the red spider lily is associated with death.
@@huytungnguyen119 Really? So would a natural grove of Japanese maples be considered unlucky or be associated with death, in Japan? I live in the Northeastern US, and it always makes me a little sad when I learn people don't like when a bunch of one of our native plants or shrubs grows together due to some unlucky association... they tend to get cleared :(
It was so frustrating for me, especially how right after it talked about an intruder and I was like that office "NO GOD PLEASE" meme when he didnt read the rest of that one either lol
@Letycs I dont think there was anymore but because it had just happened and we could SEE it was seat 8, I thought maybe there could be more, I donnnntttt think there was more but I panicked because of it lol
Oooohhh, Manly running away before noticing his seat number was painful. Also that kid's Duh! was "Yeah, in hindsight, I realize my explanation kinda sucked."
The Chilla’s Art games have improved A LOT (in terms of animation, story, art, etc) but I love that they still have that sort of strange/off vibe that they’ve had since the beginning
I was JUST thinking this as I noticed the NPCs in the game and suddenly realised how much of an improvement they are to earlier games in the series. Good on them, these are real impressive improvements.
If you notice when you first meet the kid and the young woman, they're sitting in seat 4. Just an neat little detail that already gives away that they're dead.
Really interesting how games inspire/expand off each other. "I'm on observation duty" had the original concept, "Exit 8" added the time loop, and now "Shinkansen 0" combining the idea with a narrative.
I wonder what you’d call this genre anyways. And I do love the innovations here. I think the next innovation would be to give the player the ability to interact with the anomalies in some way. Like maybe you can take an anomalous object back with you and it can interact in some way to a “normal” floor, causing it to change in some way and opens up different pathways or something.
The narrative was actually surprisingly good. That final shot with the siblings on the train tracks actually made me feel something, which is pretty impressive for a game with a concept like this. Also, Exit 8 being inspired by P.T. makes a lot of sense, because if you actually think about it...P.T. basically had the same structure. You loop through the same hallway over and over again, observing or searching for the changes which happen around you. It basically is the same thing gameplaywise.
@dx-ek4vr maybe add the character interactions from something like "That's not my Neighbor" to the hallway-anomaly genre? Would be a lot of extra things to remember, the developer would need to be careful
So the first ending is where 'You' get off the train. And go to the afterlife. Second ending is where you escort the 'Brother' and 'Sister' to the afterlife. And wake up in the real world.
I didn't realize the train was stopping and thought the orange leaves were some kind of fiery sky and thought to myself "Damn, we just sent the older sister to hell in the other ending". Kinda glad that that's what not happened, but it's funny that that was my immediate thought.
the woman running pushing the food cart super fast is probably the most I've jumped in a chilla's game, I love scares like that, no loud noises, just something that when you notice it gets you off guard
That was pretty scary not gonna lie, but it wasn’t until the climax close to the end when going to the normal side of the train and being pursued by that freaky ghost with the eerie/creepy music playing in an attempt to get to the conductors room/pressing the button that terrified me the most.
One thing I noticed was partway through the train has an announcement about a passenger collapsing, and then the car after has another announcement of there being an intruder on the train. I realized at the end that the first announcement was from the living world train, talking about your collapse. The second announcement came from the spirit world train, talking about you showing up on the train when you shouldn't, since you only passed out and aren't actually dead.
Yeah the first announcement was about the boy and girl, because they showed up right after the announcement, and they were sitting in seat 4. The send announcement was because you weren’t supposed to be there
yeah I saw that there was something wrong with the reflection, but had to replay few times that part as Manly turns waay to fast to this kind of game lool
Oh, turn back if there ISN'T an anomaly is a great choice, because not only does it mess with people (especially those that played Exit 8 before), but it forces you through the zone even if you already noticed something very wrong.
Wow, that was surprisingly sad. Then again, Japanese horror stories often are. I'm glad they took the time to show them seemingly happy again in the end.
Yeah, for Chilla's Art standard, this is one of ending with more positive note. None of the characters here suffers in the end, despite all the supernatural element. Which contrast to their usual formula of mundane horror, with generally downer endings.
Well there's the remaining question of what kind of afterlife sticks you on a looping train with horrors when you die, and needs some outside intervention to break you out... could be innocent, but no way you should trust that at all.
This gave me that weird feeling one gets when traveling by train at night. When you cant see outside and the whole train seem so cramped even when there is almost nobody there. Its like a whole new world, like the world outside vanishes. It takes me exactly 6 hours to Prague where I visit my friends. In such a long time the train becomes a prison. Also Its hard to draw and write. Atleast one can watch youtube videos...
@@Teenage_Mutant_Ginga_Ninja Yeah, we used to travel by car to other countries like that. I would say that gas stations have a similar weird feeling when you are out on the road for too long. As for the US, my country is much smaller than most of the states there. That's why we don't use airplanes as much as you guys and it makes total sense. Maybe airplanes give a similar feeling? Different countries have different issues I suppose. I also heard that it's harder to drive in the US because it's either too many lanes or just a straight road that makes you sleepy. Also corn, lots of corn. Tales of corn.
As soon as I heard "ichi" when Manly made the first mistake, I knew that the game keeps track of 'em for you in Round 2 of the game (as I like to think of it). Thank you, devs.
same here, I heard it and was like it didn't coincide with the number on the floor. Until I realized he messed up the third time and the voice said "san"
The thing of getting the player fixated on the smaller details is the greater effect when something is really off. Only viable on environments like a liminar minimalist train station, though.
The Grim Reaper is the intruder. You play as a PASSENGER with an assigned seat who was slowly dying (but managed to survive) and who was able to connect to spirits in the other realm.
It’s super creepy in hindsight when you realize that the thing chasing MBH when he chose to go to through the normal cars probably caught the girl. Everything ended good for him but he would’ve never known what happened to her or the boy. I love ghost stuff that puts people in separate dimensions or whatever. Makes you think everyone made it out just because you did, but you never end up seeing those other people ever again…
Good guess! I also found it a lil weird to call the boy/girl dead immediately -esp. since he could play "the game". I think it demonstrates how all 3 were in Limbo. When we meet the boy in the flower-cart he seems to have continued playing but ended up being depressed and hence unattentive -getting caught by the "ghost". The girl got caught later. The man was the only one who survived by returning.
@@chickensalad3535 idk if you're still expecting a reply but "afterlife train" is a common fantasy trope (specially in anime), I dont know what's the exact folklore about it but it may have its roots in greek mythology where Charon would take souls to the afterlife in a boat
I love Chilla’s work how it always feels so upto par and realistic but then something feels so off with the models and a few other things by choice. It’s wild how much they’ve improved. I really hope they eventually like make a full game out of one of these and sell it or make a full one for some money because man they deserve it as not only a writer, but a game designer, artist, programmer and so much more! If they have a way of donating like a patreon or anything id love to know!
18:38 You'd think they'd pre-load during the between portion, or even during the prior level seeing as you go opposite ways for the right and wrong answers... ...imagine a Unity Bug themed version of this whole concept.
Animations and such would get played too soon, you'd still need to start the animations as the player walks through the door (or for example, the cart lady might already be at the end if you took too long and didn't pause animations.) If even 1 starting co-ordinate is off on the animation, it'll look a bit weird at the start. It's not quite as easy as you'd think
The true ending is tragic. I can only assume the boy fell and his sister tried to save him at the station? Regardless, getting subway surfer'd is a terrible way to go. At least the main character made it so those two can pass onto a beautiful afterlife by saving their souls. That ghost is a jerk though.
Ok, this was a VERY impressive take on the concept. Chilla may not be the first to the idea but this is a really solid entry. The addition of the story helped a lot. Poor girl in the ending where you go through first class...
"Could be something subtle" he says as he stares where there was a terrifying bright blue face in the window behind the lady ahhahaha, right as he said it, what a shame he missed it! Missing when the game literally spells out the answer for him is funnier though..."Your seat is: 8."
Awesome to see another chillas art game. An interesting spin on the anomaly spotter games. Turned a little psychological horror at the end. its cool that the devs were able to tell a story through a game concept like this.
This type of game is quite interesting and this one makes special progress on the whole formula by adding mistakes,characters to interact and failure scenarios
i love him trying to figure out if the sandwiches changed from ham to pastrami or some sh*t, meanwhile all the changes are all actual spooky stuff. like do you think luggage storage and ham sandwiches are that scary, mister manlybadasshero? lol
I jumped at the girl's reflection on the window ☠️ Chilla really upped the observation game! Coupled with their uncanny valley vibe and story, it's really eerie I like how in "Exit 8" we were at the subway station, now we are in the train
theory: I think the siblings are dead and on "the road to heaven" or the path to the afterlife. At first I thought the reverse, and the player is dead and that's why the exit is bright light. But that was debunked by the Doc saying the siblings were in an accident earlier. So the player & them must be in some kind of Purgatory like in-between. Hence, the sister saying "It's not your time yet".
Here is a theory. Getting through the loop decides if you live or not. the siblings failed to get through the loop. or maybe only if you have a chance to live and the girl did not loop because her death was guaranteed?
@@phantom-ri2tgpretty sure the siblings souls were trapped in purgatory recently probably run over by the train or something, and the man's soul was just temporarily trapped in between and was able to help them escape that demon that probably would have taken them to hell had the man not intervene.
I think what has made this game type popular, is not only do people love "spot the difference" stuff (obviously observation duty getting popular shows that lol), but then add in the whole "liminal space" aesthetic to the game too (which a lot of clones also seem to be doing as well!) and you just get this "familiar, yet eerie" type of game that's really enticing to play, as well as find all the different types of anomalies that they can give
You know what’s funny? A Japanese vocaloid artist named MARETU posted a song this morning about cooking people and serving them. I believe it’s called BiNoMi or Delicacy.
Wow, major improvement over all by Chilla even in the first ten minutes. But still the same feel I've come to know and love from this game creator. Always love seeing Chilla Art game playthroughs.
That food cart looked delicious tho, they had chili dogs, hero sandwiches, blueberry muffins, and all kinds of drinks, those refreshments would make it very hard to leave.
1. Knock on occupied bathroom door on plane. 2. When they say “occupied”, say “not anymore you’re not” and walk away. 3. Act inconspicuous when they come out of the bathroom. 4. Smile evilly, as you know that they know there’s a psycho on the plane and they don’t know who it is.
«Local goth… no wait it’s Japan… You are visual-kei!» That’s why I’m subscribed hahahah ❤ I love when RUclipsr is humorous but also knowledgeable and respectful!
@@miguelaltamirano2538that sounds like a nice place actually. It could be a place where we all can become one through love. Sounds like a merry place :)
All of the seat numbers that have people are multiples of 4, nice subtle detail (for anyone that doesn't know, 4 is an unlucky number in Japan because it can be pronounced 'shi', which means death)
Always great to see a new Chillas game. I like what they did with this new "Anomaly Hunt" genre, the story wasn't super deep or complex but it made the mechanics a lot more interesting and engaging.
Chilla’s artstyle has improved so much it’s amazing. The animations are crisp and the movements ohh my goodness. Chilla will always be my favorite creator
Ah nice calm viewing of a spooky game, haven't watched it yet it's only been a minute since it was released apparently but I always look forward to watching these as I'm in my 30s. I haven't a need to listen to other channels which scream and rant, never mind exaggerate the whole viewing. Cheers.
I remember Manly winning big in the FNAF sister game because of that. numerous people did not want to listen to youtuber's exaggerated reactions in the game and ended up on his channel as a result.
i was just checking his channel for new videos when this released.. i love chilla’s art games because they’re always so interesting to watch and interactive‼️ they have that chill to it that you just can’t look away no matter what happens
nice reference to jjk at the end where the sister mentions to end the loop you have two people run in opposite directions which is what meimei and utahime did.
i don't know if it just me or it's actually in the game, chilla's game setting in corridor always gave me a chill down my spine. it's like something just in the corner of my eyes, yet when i move the cursor towards the thing, it's empty
Welcome to the Tickets Please Club how Tickets Please are ya?
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Glory to Arstotzka!
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Trash can, empty...
Imagine you're going to the bathroom and hearing through the door "Hm occupied. Not anymore you're not" while the door tries to open
unhinged
Absolute fear
Well, it would either clear me out faster or halt me altogether.
@@Cove_Blueoh I’d drop every ounce in my bowels if I heard that…especially if it was Manly’s voice
I’d self delete.
"your haircuts an anomaly" bro did him dirty 💀
Manly out for blood 😭
Truly 😂
He was not having it lmfao 💀
I would've shaved his hair bro
@@Kyle-fp5lm me too
(sees nice autumn leaves on the trees) "we're in hell"
Well it was a weird association, but pretty sure he was right lol. Well maybe not hell, but at least the afterlife.
The red leaf jungle is usually portrayed as hell/afterlife/purgatory in Japanese anime and games, kinda like the red spider lily is associated with death.
@@huytungnguyen119 Really? So would a natural grove of Japanese maples be considered unlucky or be associated with death, in Japan?
I live in the Northeastern US, and it always makes me a little sad when I learn people don't like when a bunch of one of our native plants or shrubs grows together due to some unlucky association... they tend to get cleared :(
@@huytungnguyen119that’s… interesting…
It's funnier to me that "Hell" still has Boss Coffee machines at its train stop.
So funny watching Manly look at the scrolling text saying "Your seat is number: 8" and being too busy panicking to go to seat 8 and sit in it.
real
It was so frustrating for me, especially how right after it talked about an intruder and I was like that office "NO GOD PLEASE" meme when he didnt read the rest of that one either lol
@@conman17what was the rest?
@Letycs I dont think there was anymore but because it had just happened and we could SEE it was seat 8, I thought maybe there could be more, I donnnntttt think there was more but I panicked because of it lol
What happens if you sit at your seat?
Oooohhh, Manly running away before noticing his seat number was painful. Also that kid's Duh! was "Yeah, in hindsight, I realize my explanation kinda sucked."
Thank you so much for the translation!
Idk why they ruined it like that lol
@@SquaulDuNeant Localizers being localizers.
Manly: that was definitely more than “duh” 😂
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If you look carefully at the credits, you can see 'Sweet Baby Inc.' listed. Just like FF14.
The Chilla’s Art games have improved A LOT (in terms of animation, story, art, etc) but I love that they still have that sort of strange/off vibe that they’ve had since the beginning
I was just about to comment on the fidelity of their games have improved a fair bit.
I need Cory to play it too 😭
Totally agreed lil Tojo
I was JUST thinking this as I noticed the NPCs in the game and suddenly realised how much of an improvement they are to earlier games in the series. Good on them, these are real impressive improvements.
@@TheFrostedfireflyalthough the npcs have improved, i did find the unrealistic looking npcs sorta creepy in a way. it just added to the spooky factor
Fun fact! The "Conductor's Bullshit" is a reference to the 2022 horror movie The Menu! A callback to the course titled "Tyler's Bullshit"!
I thought so!
The font and way of describing the dishes as similar too
That's a load of BS 😅
This is actually..
Very..
Terrible.
LOL
you mean fun theory? unless chilla's art told you
If you notice when you first meet the kid and the young woman, they're sitting in seat 4. Just an neat little detail that already gives away that they're dead.
How so?
@@applesaucer2442 4 is cursed number in Japan and sometime related to death
@@nam6962 ooooh, thank you very much for explaining 😊
@@nam6962Which is why you won’t see the 4th floor in some elevators (at least I remember this from the skyscrapers in Tokyo)
@@nam6962 I heard the word four just sounds exactly the same as death
Really interesting how games inspire/expand off each other. "I'm on observation duty" had the original concept, "Exit 8" added the time loop, and now "Shinkansen 0" combining the idea with a narrative.
Plus the idea to swap directions in the second half was a great way to mix up the formula
I wonder what you’d call this genre anyways. And I do love the innovations here.
I think the next innovation would be to give the player the ability to interact with the anomalies in some way. Like maybe you can take an anomalous object back with you and it can interact in some way to a “normal” floor, causing it to change in some way and opens up different pathways or something.
It seems like Exit 8 was also inspired by P.T, which is pretty genius considering how much of a horror icon it still is today
The narrative was actually surprisingly good.
That final shot with the siblings on the train tracks actually made me feel something, which is pretty impressive for a game with a concept like this.
Also, Exit 8 being inspired by P.T. makes a lot of sense, because if you actually think about it...P.T. basically had the same structure. You loop through the same hallway over and over again, observing or searching for the changes which happen around you. It basically is the same thing gameplaywise.
@dx-ek4vr maybe add the character interactions from something like "That's not my Neighbor" to the hallway-anomaly genre? Would be a lot of extra things to remember, the developer would need to be careful
So the first ending is where 'You' get off the train. And go to the afterlife. Second ending is where you escort the 'Brother' and 'Sister' to the afterlife. And wake up in the real world.
I didn't realize the train was stopping and thought the orange leaves were some kind of fiery sky and thought to myself "Damn, we just sent the older sister to hell in the other ending".
Kinda glad that that's what not happened, but it's funny that that was my immediate thought.
the woman running pushing the food cart super fast is probably the most I've jumped in a chilla's game, I love scares like that, no loud noises, just something that when you notice it gets you off guard
the girl instead of a sign was pretty creepy too
She was late, this is the adult equivalent to a schoolgirl running with toast in her mouth
That was pretty scary not gonna lie, but it wasn’t until the climax close to the end when going to the normal side of the train and being pursued by that freaky ghost with the eerie/creepy music playing in an attempt to get to the conductors room/pressing the button that terrified me the most.
@@grants7Me too.
English: "Duh."
Japanese: "Well, my explanation was really bad, I guess..."
Translators got lazy lmaooo
That's pissed me off too
@@chrizeeey Localizers, not translators.
90% of subtitles were wrong
@@robertnomok9750 I swear a weeb can translate better than this
20:31 manly literally saying “it could be something subtle” and not noticing the womans reflection was hilarious
I noticed it right away and came to comments to find this.
One thing I noticed was partway through the train has an announcement about a passenger collapsing, and then the car after has another announcement of there being an intruder on the train.
I realized at the end that the first announcement was from the living world train, talking about your collapse. The second announcement came from the spirit world train, talking about you showing up on the train when you shouldn't, since you only passed out and aren't actually dead.
No the first announcement is talking about the boy and woman. They died in the crash.
@@josephoda I remember in the personal injury announcement you can hear someone getting ran over and tumbling under the train
@@ajh.7 I did not hear that at first-
@mamuni2613 It's around 11:15
Yeah the first announcement was about the boy and girl, because they showed up right after the announcement, and they were sitting in seat 4. The send announcement was because you weren’t supposed to be there
20:31 "Could be subtle..." as a demonic face stares at him through the window.
Easy to miss tbf
Yeah,i Check several time is the Reflection really wrong because of how fast Manly turn his mouse
I had to replay this part 4 times before seeing it so its easy to miss i guess 😭💀😂
yeah I saw that there was something wrong with the reflection, but had to replay few times that part as Manly turns waay to fast to this kind of game lool
Good to know I’m not the only one who noticed that.
Oh, turn back if there ISN'T an anomaly is a great choice, because not only does it mess with people (especially those that played Exit 8 before), but it forces you through the zone even if you already noticed something very wrong.
Forcing to walk the path knowing that there is a nasty sight out there was really a good ideia
yeah and to add it is the opposite in comparison to the learning stage so it messes with you even more
8:49 When you see that he is about to finish the game but there's still 40 minutes remaining.
*Somethings wrong, I can feel it*
"Your haircuts an anomaly" DAYUM.
Wow, that was surprisingly sad. Then again, Japanese horror stories often are. I'm glad they took the time to show them seemingly happy again in the end.
Yeah, for Chilla's Art standard, this is one of ending with more positive note. None of the characters here suffers in the end, despite all the supernatural element.
Which contrast to their usual formula of mundane horror, with generally downer endings.
Well there's the remaining question of what kind of afterlife sticks you on a looping train with horrors when you die, and needs some outside intervention to break you out... could be innocent, but no way you should trust that at all.
27:45 “Not feeling like eating flesh today. That’s only for weekends.”
But sir, it is the weekend…
20:31 "Could be something subtle", the guy outside be like :)
or the computer ladies reflection lol
That is pretty subtle given the reflection is not the clear.
I was surprised he didn't catch that because I saw it right away! Gave me a lil spook!
All of the train Boarders are Dead... Even the old man hints you this.
This gave me that weird feeling one gets when traveling by train at night. When you cant see outside and the whole train seem so cramped even when there is almost nobody there. Its like a whole new world, like the world outside vanishes. It takes me exactly 6 hours to Prague where I visit my friends. In such a long time the train becomes a prison. Also Its hard to draw and write. Atleast one can watch youtube videos...
Then here is the United States, where it takes like 12 hours of straight driving to get through a state.
@@Teenage_Mutant_Ginga_Ninja Yeah, we used to travel by car to other countries like that. I would say that gas stations have a similar weird feeling when you are out on the road for too long. As for the US, my country is much smaller than most of the states there. That's why we don't use airplanes as much as you guys and it makes total sense. Maybe airplanes give a similar feeling? Different countries have different issues I suppose. I also heard that it's harder to drive in the US because it's either too many lanes or just a straight road that makes you sleepy. Also corn, lots of corn. Tales of corn.
Where in Europe are you? Are you German or French or something? Its ok if you don’t wanna disclose tho.
@@tarinvernon7007 I felt that. My home state is full of corn fields.
@@coolguy14006 People usually stop talking to me after I tell them but its Slovakia.
i love this "spot anomalies" games, but as a recently aging person its becoming increasingly harder to find them while im not the one actually playing
As soon as I heard "ichi" when Manly made the first mistake, I knew that the game keeps track of 'em for you in Round 2 of the game (as I like to think of it). Thank you, devs.
i heard the ichi but I wasnt aware it is counting the mistake lol
Didn't the boy mention it earlier
same here, I heard it and was like it didn't coincide with the number on the floor. Until I realized he messed up the third time and the voice said "san"
The thing of getting the player fixated on the smaller details is the greater effect when something is really off. Only viable on environments like a liminar minimalist train station, though.
Liminal
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36:27 - the anime reference is jujutsu kaisen when utahime iori and mei mei broke the curse loop
About to say that!! Nice detail
yeah season 2 ep 1. The jjk reference is crazy lol.
I was looking so long for this comment
also when Manly mentioned Haruhi he means that a lot of fans dropped Haruhi Suzumiya after watching "The Endless Eight"
omg i was gonna say that
27:59 it is so hilarious how you turned around exactly as it was about to display your seat
29:14 manly not realizing he is the intruder lmao
The Grim Reaper is the intruder.
You play as a PASSENGER with an assigned seat who was slowly dying (but managed to survive) and who was able to connect to spirits in the other realm.
It’s super creepy in hindsight when you realize that the thing chasing MBH when he chose to go to through the normal cars probably caught the girl. Everything ended good for him but he would’ve never known what happened to her or the boy.
I love ghost stuff that puts people in separate dimensions or whatever. Makes you think everyone made it out just because you did, but you never end up seeing those other people ever again…
yeah so eerie
Does the train ghost have any basis in any sort of folklore or is it Chilla’s own original concept?
Good guess! I also found it a lil weird to call the boy/girl dead immediately -esp. since he could play "the game". I think it demonstrates how all 3 were in Limbo. When we meet the boy in the flower-cart he seems to have continued playing but ended up being depressed and hence unattentive -getting caught by the "ghost". The girl got caught later. The man was the only one who survived by returning.
@@chickensalad3535 idk if you're still expecting a reply but "afterlife train" is a common fantasy trope (specially in anime), I dont know what's the exact folklore about it but it may have its roots in greek mythology where Charon would take souls to the afterlife in a boat
I love Chilla’s work how it always feels so upto par and realistic but then something feels so off with the models and a few other things by choice. It’s wild how much they’ve improved. I really hope they eventually like make a full game out of one of these and sell it or make a full one for some money because man they deserve it as not only a writer, but a game designer, artist, programmer and so much more! If they have a way of donating like a patreon or anything id love to know!
I'm pretty sure they do have patreon, as a lot of their games have some in-game collectibles with their supporters pictures.
@@YEPCLOCK69 wonder if they put their supporters into their games, and manly just insulted some random person's haircut lmao
i’m not sure if chilla creates the art assets
@@takimi_nadaI'm pretty sure the game about a streamer's stalker had names of supporters in the cafe. On the products
The patreon appears near the end of the credits, about 46:40
18:38 You'd think they'd pre-load during the between portion, or even during the prior level seeing as you go opposite ways for the right and wrong answers...
...imagine a Unity Bug themed version of this whole concept.
Animations and such would get played too soon, you'd still need to start the animations as the player walks through the door (or for example, the cart lady might already be at the end if you took too long and didn't pause animations.)
If even 1 starting co-ordinate is off on the animation, it'll look a bit weird at the start. It's not quite as easy as you'd think
the man sitting down is not a bug.
@@skylarkblue1loading and starting aren't necessarily the same thing unless the game model is really primitive
The true ending is tragic. I can only assume the boy fell and his sister tried to save him at the station? Regardless, getting subway surfer'd is a terrible way to go. At least the main character made it so those two can pass onto a beautiful afterlife by saving their souls. That ghost is a jerk though.
"getting subway surfer'd" is wild lmao
Its a game. Not real. Snowflake
@@Scumbagjendufb I think the snowflake is you in this reply section.
I just love how good and improved Chilla's Art games are now.
One of my favorite game creators.
Ok, this was a VERY impressive take on the concept. Chilla may not be the first to the idea but this is a really solid entry. The addition of the story helped a lot.
Poor girl in the ending where you go through first class...
"Could be something subtle" he says as he stares where there was a terrifying bright blue face in the window behind the lady ahhahaha, right as he said it, what a shame he missed it!
Missing when the game literally spells out the answer for him is funnier though..."Your seat is: 8."
Awesome to see another chillas art game. An interesting spin on the anomaly spotter games. Turned a little psychological horror at the end. its cool that the devs were able to tell a story through a game concept like this.
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Kid telling you his life story.
Translators:
"Duh!"
(not mocking the translation, but what the heck?)
What did it say? Can you pls translate?
I can't, sorry@@valen.222
I can't, sorry
Though funnily enough, I am learning japanese right now, so in a few months, maybe I could xD@@valen.222
@@valen.222at 12:56 exactly he’s just kinda saying “my explanation seems not that good, doesn’t it?”
@@mikantheshibajnu ohh okay thanks
I love how amazingly accurate the layout is. I have been on a few JR and bullet trains. When I was in Japan.
Looka like an N700 interior but the cockpit canopy is from the 500 series
Im pretty sure the creator is Japanese
Man, how far ChillsArt has come from JPEG faces on 3d characters to fully detailed and animated faces on characters with voice acting.
Amen.
ANOTHER CHILLA’S ART PLAY THROUGH LETS GOOOOOOOOO
This type of game is quite interesting and this one makes special progress on the whole formula by adding mistakes,characters to interact and failure scenarios
Not for nothing but this is the best version of the "spot the difference" phenomenon that I've seen.
i love him trying to figure out if the sandwiches changed from ham to pastrami or some sh*t, meanwhile all the changes are all actual spooky stuff. like do you think luggage storage and ham sandwiches are that scary, mister manlybadasshero? lol
Don't trust convenience store ham sandwiches.
I jumped at the girl's reflection on the window ☠️ Chilla really upped the observation game! Coupled with their uncanny valley vibe and story, it's really eerie
I like how in "Exit 8" we were at the subway station, now we are in the train
that face seriously was unnerving
This one was so good. Look at the models! Chilla’s Art really gets better with each game
theory:
I think the siblings are dead and on "the road to heaven" or the path to the afterlife. At first I thought the reverse, and the player is dead and that's why the exit is bright light. But that was debunked by the Doc saying the siblings were in an accident earlier. So the player & them must be in some kind of Purgatory like in-between. Hence, the sister saying "It's not your time yet".
That's not a theory That's just the story
Yeah.. that is literally the story lol.
Here is a theory. Getting through the loop decides if you live or not. the siblings failed to get through the loop. or maybe only if you have a chance to live and the girl did not loop because her death was guaranteed?
That's... pretty explicitly said in the game itself? Not much of a theory when the game literally just flat out tells you that lmao
@@phantom-ri2tgpretty sure the siblings souls were trapped in purgatory recently probably run over by the train or something, and the man's soul was just temporarily trapped in between and was able to help them escape that demon that probably would have taken them to hell had the man not intervene.
I think what has made this game type popular, is not only do people love "spot the difference" stuff (obviously observation duty getting popular shows that lol), but then add in the whole "liminal space" aesthetic to the game too (which a lot of clones also seem to be doing as well!) and you just get this "familiar, yet eerie" type of game that's really enticing to play, as well as find all the different types of anomalies that they can give
You know what’s funny? A Japanese vocaloid artist named MARETU posted a song this morning about cooking people and serving them. I believe it’s called BiNoMi or Delicacy.
ooh, I'll have to listen to that. I love MARETU.
I was thinking the same thing lmao
Very Andy & leyley vibes lol
This was my favorite Chillas Art game so far! I couldn't look away and the ending was satisfying without undermining the scare factor. ⭐
Wow, major improvement over all by Chilla even in the first ten minutes. But still the same feel I've come to know and love from this game creator. Always love seeing Chilla Art game playthroughs.
That food cart looked delicious tho, they had chili dogs, hero sandwiches, blueberry muffins, and all kinds of drinks, those refreshments would make it very hard to leave.
I mean, I dunno if “undercooked flesh” sounds particularly appetising 😅
1. Knock on occupied bathroom door on plane.
2. When they say “occupied”, say “not anymore you’re not” and walk away.
3. Act inconspicuous when they come out of the bathroom.
4. Smile evilly, as you know that they know there’s a psycho on the plane and they don’t know who it is.
I appreciate that this is clearly inspired by exit 8, but still has a LOT of creativity!
I love when manly plays chillas art games, it’s my favourite RUclipsr playing my favourite game creators game
«Local goth… no wait it’s Japan… You are visual-kei!»
That’s why I’m subscribed hahahah ❤
I love when RUclipsr is humorous but also knowledgeable and respectful!
I like your videos. It makes them better than other channels when you actually get all the endings for these games
>Human Meat
>Trains
YES I HAVE BEEN SO AFRAID
We don't talk about love town
Midnight Meat Train
@@miguelaltamirano2538that sounds like a nice place actually. It could be a place where we all can become one through love. Sounds like a merry place :)
God, even here too? Ruina fans are everywhere.
Yes I have been so distant
@@SirFailure I think it could be too merry for my liking, tho...
The human models in this game look much better compared to the ones in Chilla's other games, oddly enough.
The food cart around 27:30 “Conductor’s Bullshit” is a reference to The Menu…an AMAZING recently released horror film!
Exactly what I needed now, after a bad day, thank you manly
Chilla's character models seem to be getting massive upgrade
All of the seat numbers that have people are multiples of 4, nice subtle detail
(for anyone that doesn't know, 4 is an unlucky number in Japan because it can be pronounced 'shi', which means death)
The modeling and characters improved a lot, good for Chilla's Art
God the women in the pink jumpsuit got me thought it was a fleshy monster going for manly a sec 😂
ME TOO omg i jumped so bad
I thought it was pink guy lmfao
The player probably broke the loop people say ghost go through after they die, so the player basically escorted them to the afterlife and then woke up
Always great to see a new Chillas game. I like what they did with this new "Anomaly Hunt" genre, the story wasn't super deep or complex but it made the mechanics a lot more interesting and engaging.
Chilla’s artstyle has improved so much it’s amazing. The animations are crisp and the movements ohh my goodness. Chilla will always be my favorite creator
at 9:39 i was thinking "oh! hes close to the end! this video must be short!" and then i see theres 40 minutes left
Manly: "your haircut's an anomaly"
Me irl with the same cut: "hey!"😢
For the record I think the haircut is cool :D
You do you!~
the goofy run of the lady who picked up the can
So chillas's Exit no. 8..
Anyway seeing the subs while listening to the real dialogue really hurts my head..
15:00 cocaine grandpa speaks wisdom
Yay! More Chilla's Art playthroughs are always a good thing in my book.
babe wake up new chilla's art game just dropped
20:28 "could be something subtle" as he's staring at the subtle anomaly
ngl that kinda annoyed me lol.. he's moving too fast for this kind of game
I lived in japan and can confirm that the majority of trains are indeed haunted and looping
I really love the ending for this game, the way we could see the sister and the brother happy in the afterlife together made me tear up a bit ngl
Ah nice calm viewing of a spooky game, haven't watched it yet it's only been a minute since it was released apparently but I always look forward to watching these as I'm in my 30s. I haven't a need to listen to other channels which scream and rant, never mind exaggerate the whole viewing. Cheers.
I remember Manly winning big in the FNAF sister game because of that. numerous people did not want to listen to youtuber's exaggerated reactions in the game and ended up on his channel as a result.
yessss chillas art
Really like watching there games I think for nostalgia reasons I like retro looking games
@@sarahanne__ simply coz they are good in many ways
@@Zkclee yes 🙌🏻
Right?!? Chilla and anomaly games 😍
20:30 that reflection is looking at him right?
I'm so glad you thought of Endless Eight when she said that. My mind jumped there too.
I saw game by Chilla's art, and I clicked haha. I love Chilla's Art games
oooo new Chilla's Art game let's gooooooo
Ngl, its the most chill game from Chilla's art
What about the tired old man, though? Did he also have a stroke and nobody noticed?
Chilla's art almost never misses
I love Chilla's Art!! They do great and scary work.
Manly’s playing a new Chilla’s art game? Awesome!
i was just checking his channel for new videos when this released.. i love chilla’s art games because they’re always so interesting to watch and interactive‼️
they have that chill to it that you just can’t look away no matter what happens
nice reference to jjk at the end where the sister mentions to end the loop you have two people run in opposite directions which is what meimei and utahime did.
i don't know if it just me or it's actually in the game, chilla's game setting in corridor always gave me a chill down my spine. it's like something just in the corner of my eyes, yet when i move the cursor towards the thing, it's empty
"sit at your reserved seat at number 8"
Manly: whats my reserved seat?
😂 Next time, manly. Next time.
great channel honestly glad i found it
Love you're chanel man so proud of how far it's come
Channel*
I didn’t know about this title. Thanks for the video
"You look like.. kinda visual kei..." that's ATSUSHI SAKURAI
@@GalaxVerse i definitely think so! he looks too alike
2x speed on the final credit song is a bop @45:14
You single handedly introduced me to chilla's art games and for that I thank you very much