So for anyone who didn't get the ending, the entire game takes place inside some giant sea creature and at the end this creature is caught and slaughtered, allowing the protagonist to fall free from it's digestion(?) system, onto the conveyer and into the crusher. This is proved by how the protagonist falls, and by the other creatures in two pieces in the background, whos guts and internal creatures also fall onto a conveyer.
I think it's more of some reproductive system. Some baby sharks go through _slightly_ similar (albeit not as extreme) where the embryos duke it out in the womb and eat each other until one survives.
Close, it is a newborn. The entire time was an embryo or fertilize egg. The creature like sharks was eating its smallest & weakest siblings. Sharks hatch inside their mother & eat their youngest siblings. The female shark mate with different males so, the strongest offspring survives. Also some animals lay their eggs inside other animal like a parasite their offspring grow inside of an animal. Nature is scary & wild.
It really is implied after all that everything gets crushed. Each time the bar in the lower part of screen shows the next stage: one cell, couple of cells, more cells, small embryo etc. When it comes to the last one, it looks like bloody mashed meat.
For a few moments before the ending cutscene I thought that main character will evolve into the same purple creature, that would be much more cruel, being forced to continue the vicious cycle than simply die.
i think this game's message is that there's always gonna be something bigger than us. even though in the end we eat Orro and its embryo, we eventually realize we've been swimming inside a bigger fish all along. THEN we find out the bigger fish has been killed, chopped up and crushed by machines made by even bigger and more technologically advanced species than us.... top tier horror game
I think it's interesting how like Orro eating itself to survive with all of its bits and pieces scattered around, Boros also eats embryos that resemble it. It's really bone chilling to see past versions of yourself, attempting to flee while you eat them
Unlike most horror games. This doesn't rely on heavy gore or loud jumpscares to scare you, and its simple design and atmosphere makes it eery as hell. The musoc and monster design makes me shiver like a cartoon character. Amazing game!
Just imagining being at the bottom of the deepest body of water terrifies me. There's irl fishes/creatures that is found deep in the ocean and they look scary
Orro is the name of the purple criature. And Borrus is the creature you control in this game. If you put them together sound like Ouroboros, that snake that eats itself.
This game was amazing, the visuals were great, the atmosphere had me on edge, and the purple boss leviathan was super scary when it debuted. Overall 10/10 sequel material
This is my first exposure to the game and I thought the character was in the sea but he is breaking through bones and there is blood later on so it seems like he is inside a creature, and it does look a lot like some type of fetus.
@@betahunter wait Perfect Vermin? I know that game! You control like a “ Periodist “ that is trying to kill “impostors” of meat that resemble for example, a chair
i feel like he jumps out of the crusher in the end, saving himself, a continuation with a cutscene of the baby jumping out of the crusher would be very cool
Yeah, I thought the exact same, but I asked the developer in a Q&A if there was going to be a sequel. He responded: "That would be a little hard..." hinting that it died :'(
@@betahunter well he could make it so the crushed malfunctions at the last second before killing the creature showing the player it has the ability to squeeze into spaces like an octopus.
@@duke-vx8xy Yeah, he could save it in a lot of ways. Personally I was thinking the creature was just about to jump, but he somewhat hinted that that was to going to be the case. But for all we know he could be trying to lead us astray! :)
@@betahunter i thought the dead "leviathans'" skull would be just thick enough for the machine to think its crushed and the conveyor belt to move the creature along
Super late but i wanted to point out that the reason Orro is just a head at the end is because they just barely detached a length of body to protect their embryo. You can see the part they broke off about 10:00 minutes in.
@@professionalfurret idk- i mean cannibalism isnt rare in the wild but thats just how nature is, if you saw a monkey get killed i would find it tragic despite the gruesome stuff it did because thats how they are, i cant say he deserved it for being a wild animal
Well, saying cannibalism is inherently bad is more so a moral thing, that can very well be different depending on ya views on the world and in a world where a pathogen can turn its victims into rabid suffering beasts longing for the sweet release of death and said pathogen causing that to spread. Cannibalism is tame especially when it comes from the need to survive and desperation as well as common sense.
@Constantia Jedehlfelt I guess so. Since the game takes place in a creature. The creature might get caught and slaughtered so the protag (orange thingy) spilled out onto the conveyor.
That thing on the hud shows Borrus progression and next form. When we grow up, it changes to the next image that Borrus will become. At the end, it just shows crushed meat. That's sad.
@@dumdum8270 He was a fuckin embryo, you really expect him to show moral conciousness? And besides animals being cruel to their own is nothing new, Tiger shark embryos literally eat each other. Animals dont have a moral compass, cuz humans are the ones who made the morality system. They don't understand this human concept, and won't follow it if it means theyll survive and thrive
the developers recently released a game called Brutal Orchestra that has music and pretty much the exact same creatures from this game. It's actually super cool seeing this game and finding out where a large chunk of content originally came from. Brutal orchestra itself is a slept on masterpiece of a game 10/10
Thanks for letting me know, but I am already way ahead of you! :D I was kindly given a copy of the game by the creator at release! I have just been so busy with school that I have only gotten around to playing and uploading the intro of the game to the channel. But once again thanks, and thank you for watching!
Fun fact the majority of species on earth is terrestrial, and the majority of marine species exist within the euphotic zone, 0-200 meters deep, where light penetrates and plants can actually grow. Beneath that the most creatures feed on 'marine snow', organic material that rains down from above, which suffice to say isn't a lot, so there is a limit to how large creatures can practically be. Though most of the ocean floor is desolate wasteland, there are indeed lots more to discover - just don't expect any leviathan-class organisms
@@rachaelthorne5201 the capacity of growing to massive sizes hasn't got anything to do with the space available in the ocean, but rather the reduced effects of gravity on organisms underwater. Blue whales, the largest animals in the world - and 4 times longer than giant squid, live in the euphotic zone feeding on zooplankton.
A flesh eerie game But they have a different genre tho Carrion is reverse horror And this one is horror but without any jumpscare or whatsoever. Only eerie feeling.
If this game ever ends up being more than just a short indie title, I feel like it’d start off with Orro escaping by luck, speed, or because the larger Borros skull was sturdy enough to give him time to escape. Even in death, that big worm is victim to Orro.
Honestly I think the embyro is the monster in the game, not the purple creature. It was just trying to protect it's egg from us and tried to kill us while we were still small before we became to big for it to stop.
i don't think there are any "monsters" or evil creatures in this game, it's basically just a nature simulator right? there are also TONS of animals in real life that eat eggs and young animals like squirrels and weasels and snakes, and i don't think anyone considers those animals inherently bad. (well maybe snakes coz a lot of people HATE them for some reason, probably the amount of snake = evil symbolism in cultures) and even though it is sad to watch, the weird fetus creatures aren't evil for cannibalizing. to us it may be wrong but i'm assuming to them eating members of their own species is the same as eating any other creature. human morals are completely made up so they don't really apply to nature. to judge an animal for a doing something that's completely natural for *them* just because it is immoral and unnatural for *us* is just silly. like when people call killer whales mean for eating penguins cause penguins are cute, lol.
@@emiriye very true, we are not the center of the world or deciders of all that is right as many people like to believe. even in many circumstance other humans are shamed for doing things natural to humans !! like i seen many people shame inuit online for hunting seals and orcas because of "animal cruelty" (eye roll. yes, because we need to protect the animals from an actually *respectful* form of hunting that has been been practiced for many centuries!!) sigh, so many people forget humans are too animals and we are just as much apart of the ecosystem as any other. humans do not just exist in a void now that technology has developed, there are many communities who still live off of hunting. not everyone can go to the grocery store and get meat from an animal raised in captivity. (which is also WAAAY worse than the respectful hunting the inuit do? like seriously pick ur battles. that seems like a much more important fight to be focused on if u care about animal cruelty.)
@@user-fRqZBkIo Hey man, I appreciate the support I get from adds, but this is in no way my livelihood and I do not condemn any of you for having an adblocker. Just happy to see you guys caring to watch it :D
Nothing like a big cup of "Life is a painful struggle and you WILL lose the fight" in the middle of my day to really get the "I want to die quicker" going.
Something I imagined for if there was ever a sequel is that the skull of the orro behind you is just big enough to stop the crusher in time for you to get out of the way, and the next part is to slowly make your way to the sea. By now you are a juvenile of your creature, and your goal is to find your parents- whom of which laid your egg inside of the larger creature. Due to pollution nest sites were scarce, so they got creative. Even tho the game states you are mashed meat, it would be cool to see!
I love indie horror games such as these, and it’s there’s no loud sounds, gore, that scary stuff that scares you but it’s just a really unsettling feeling that lingers until your safe from the threat or something, somehow it’s more scary
The ending is actually very interesting because there could be a plot if they will make the part 2 Like the crusher just cant crush easily the big guy (the purple monster) so thats the moment that our protagonist can escape, or a magical thing happened like he got a wonderful powerful legs and poof escaped on that factory thing. And we never knew what lurks in the deepest ocean.....
I agree that’s what the game is trying to tell, but I believe everything is not for nothing. I believe being alive and experiencing things is a lot more interesting than just blank space as if nothing exists.
The Ouroboros (snake devouring itself from the tail) is a symbol of the cycle of matter in the universe, which devours itself to be born again and so on indefinitely
3:58 It chills me how The Leviathan gives you a kiss. I dont know if its because its another version of yourself, the fact that you freed him, Or maybe because it just the animal canibal instinct.
I noticed that in the last chase sequence the main predators human ‘face’ has actually rotted away at the front exposing the nose ridge. The side eyes also are almost “crying” and the body is even more rotted from when it was first shown (less segments + more exposed inner flesh and bones). You also later find the rest of its ‘body’ it looks like that detached from the front half, and maybe you even swallow it’s younge(?) because you eat an embryo that looks like it has a smaller pinky wormy version of the creature that was safeguarded by a wall of its rotting corpse before you destroyed it. Just an interesting note tbh dunno what it means though
Orro is the name of the big purple creature and borros is the name of the played character. Orroborros is the name of the snake that eats it's own tail. The game has a lot of symbolism. Really an amazing piece of work! Thanks for watching :)
He knew what dangerous creature are we even at the start - normal predator gives up after long chase, because he understands that we don't worth to waste energy, this creature isn't even gets distracted on other creatures - it keeps chasing us, because it understand how dangerous we can grow, and eat its last embryon. At the end it even rips off part of his body to protect his last egg. These acts kinda show us that it is the last of it's kind, and it's doing everything to protect his only child, but too late.
I interpreted it as how perilous conception is. A fertilized egg has to go through a lot to even get to a point where it is viable, and even then- nothing is guaranteed
for those who didn't understand the real idea of the game, actually the name "swallow the sea" is about the human being with its heavy machinery and destructive technology devouring more and more the sea and destroying its ecosystem little by little as shown in the end of the game
Ya gotta wonder, what was that thing growing into? It it was powerful enough to eat other large multicellular organisms as a single cell, and then even bigger ones as a fetus, who knows what that thing could've become if it kept growing.
Sharks do that in real life, they hatch inside their mother & the biggest eat the smallest one. The female mates with different males so, the strongest offspring survives & pass down their genes if they get to adulthood. Nature is wild.
My spin on a good ending: Borrus escapes the factory and takes revenge on the people who are crushing all these sea creatures.These fish now become the dominant species of this world, and bow down to King Borrus, conquerer of land and sea.
Horror games that take place in the deep sea give me a feeling of dread that no other horror setting is able to accomplish, especially when they play with the idea of the deep sea being full of horrific creatures.
11:06 if you look closely the purple monster is crying while eating himself, he literally does not have enough foot to survive and is stuck eating himself.
You can not know for sure, but I asked the creator in a Q&A if there would be a sequel, and he answered that that would be hard, as he implied that it got killed :/
i've always been scared of regular, repetitive, rythmic noises, like even the wheels on a grocery cart. god the worm actually gives me PTSD with that like i am actually having some vietnam flashbacks
I just now realized the purple monster was eating itself to survive
Damn, I did not even notice that :O
@@betahunter orroborrus is a snake biting/eating its tail. Simbol of life and death
@@colendwinter2705 Uhh, I had no Idea! That actually adds a lot to the game :O
@@colendwinter2705 But it also has flesh taken out of its body in large chunks, meaning it very well could have been eating itself as well
Oh yeah Bruh I just realized it too the injuries in that things body was he's thing doing
I like the fact that anything trying to eat you gives up after a while, like your not worth wasting energy to catch. It’s realistic.
It is
Ye
I-I'm not worth it? ;(
Need to send this comment to all the misquitos of the world.
@@fujoshibitch9244 sorry bro
So for anyone who didn't get the ending, the entire game takes place inside some giant sea creature and at the end this creature is caught and slaughtered, allowing the protagonist to fall free from it's digestion(?) system, onto the conveyer and into the crusher. This is proved by how the protagonist falls, and by the other creatures in two pieces in the background, whos guts and internal creatures also fall onto a conveyer.
Then why does he get crushed inside of a factory
Oh wait I get it xd
I think it's more of some reproductive system. Some baby sharks go through _slightly_ similar (albeit not as extreme) where the embryos duke it out in the womb and eat each other until one survives.
@@pajis_xd did you actually read?
@@milanstevic8424 kinda
Close, it is a newborn. The entire time was an embryo or fertilize egg. The creature like sharks was eating its smallest & weakest siblings. Sharks hatch inside their mother & eat their youngest siblings. The female shark mate with different males so, the strongest offspring survives. Also some animals lay their eggs inside other animal like a parasite their offspring grow inside of an animal. Nature is scary & wild.
It really is implied after all that everything gets crushed. Each time the bar in the lower part of screen shows the next stage: one cell, couple of cells, more cells, small embryo etc. When it comes to the last one, it looks like bloody mashed meat.
I agree :'(
True but heres the thing, considering how thick skinned orro is, wouldn't he stop the crusher? Turns out an enemy can be your salvation.
@@characterizedentertainment1216 orro?
@@mango4723 name of giant purple monster
@@characterizedentertainment1216 no words can describe how many People would want that ending
08:05 I just now realized that he is cannibalizing his own species nest, the newborns
That’s dark
That's natural selection
@@declicitous1763 There are birds that do it too
@@FalkenSkyline *oh*
It shows how heartless and cruel nature can be, fishes and other sea animals irl may look funny but they are merciless to each other, even babies.
For a few moments before the ending cutscene I thought that main character will evolve into the same purple creature, that would be much more cruel, being forced to continue the vicious cycle than simply die.
Actually thats on my mind too
Definition of life
@@bigjimmy3792 a lot of insects would agree
You're Light Yagami so of course You deducet it!
no im pretty sure being crushed by the meat crusher is worse
i think this game's message is that there's always gonna be something bigger than us. even though in the end we eat Orro and its embryo, we eventually realize we've been swimming inside a bigger fish all along. THEN we find out the bigger fish has been killed, chopped up and crushed by machines made by even bigger and more technologically advanced species than us.... top tier horror game
Terrifying to imagine, right?
@@marcxworld5708 not really
Always a bigger fish
that just might be humans, no matter how big you are, there is always humanity
@@thesovietduck2121 Humanity first!
I think it's interesting how like Orro eating itself to survive with all of its bits and pieces scattered around, Boros also eats embryos that resemble it. It's really bone chilling to see past versions of yourself, attempting to flee while you eat them
Yeah, shit is scary yo :|
I only just realised that.
Weirdest of all, animals will STILL eat each other even if they are related
Apparently this is all inside an even bigger creature. So maybe Orno didn’t get swallowed whole?
Ouroborros, the eternal serpent is represented eating itself
the red dudes be like when you evolve:
YO YO WAIT IM SORRY
bruh so true XD
@Cringe Police ik
@Cringe Police
*"Flip Me Over Morty"*
*"I've Become The Very Thing I've Ate Morty, I'm Rick"*
Red dudes: I’d like to apologize
lol so true🤣
Unlike most horror games. This doesn't rely on heavy gore or loud jumpscares to scare you, and its simple design and atmosphere makes it eery as hell. The musoc and monster design makes me shiver like a cartoon character. Amazing game!
ikr the purple dude was creepy af
musoc?
Just imagining being at the bottom of the deepest body of water terrifies me. There's irl fishes/creatures that is found deep in the ocean and they look scary
like junji ito style, it just disturbing the dense athmosphere
"Doesnt rely on heavy gore" idk about that one chief
Orro is the name of the purple criature. And Borrus is the creature you control in this game.
If you put them together sound like Ouroboros, that snake that eats itself.
Yes, someone else mentioned this too!
Isn't it a dragon that eats itself?
@@lenab4518 depends on who you ask, but its usually either a snake or a dragon swallowing it's tail.
@@BlightfulProductions I thought it was swallowing itself.
big boy brutus
This game was amazing, the visuals were great, the atmosphere had me on edge, and the purple boss leviathan was super scary when it debuted. Overall 10/10 sequel material
I totally agree. He has made another game that is just as good as this one, it is called Perfect Vermin. You should check it out.
This is my first exposure to the game and I thought the character was in the sea but he is breaking through bones and there is blood later on so it seems like he is inside a creature, and it does look a lot like some type of fetus.
Mmmmm
@@betahunter l
@@betahunter wait Perfect Vermin? I know that game! You control like a “ Periodist “ that is trying to kill “impostors” of meat that resemble for example, a chair
Mom: underwater isnt that scary.
The ocean:
Φ ruclips.net/video/WxYH5CXbpYA/видео.html
orro begs to differ
(That the ocean isnt spooky)
humanity is the only thing that is scary
@@netpham5254 Okay mr snowflake.
@@incognitoincognito4160 shut up hes saying the truth were the only thing the qorld fears cuz we break the world and make it bad
i feel like he jumps out of the crusher in the end, saving himself, a continuation with a cutscene of the baby jumping out of the crusher would be very cool
Yeah, I thought the exact same, but I asked the developer in a Q&A if there was going to be a sequel. He responded: "That would be a little hard..." hinting that it died :'(
i was thinking that too
@@betahunter well he could make it so the crushed malfunctions at the last second before killing the creature showing the player it has the ability to squeeze into spaces like an octopus.
@@duke-vx8xy Yeah, he could save it in a lot of ways. Personally I was thinking the creature was just about to jump, but he somewhat hinted that that was to going to be the case. But for all we know he could be trying to lead us astray! :)
@@betahunter i thought the dead "leviathans'" skull would be just thick enough for the machine to think its crushed and the conveyor belt to move the creature along
Super late but i wanted to point out that the reason Orro is just a head at the end is because they just barely detached a length of body to protect their embryo. You can see the part they broke off about 10:00 minutes in.
Yeah :'(
@@betahunterphotosynthesis
-me
Well it's been eating itself all that time, so there wouldn't be much left in the end!
I really want a sequel
Yeah me too :)))
Like longer???
Same
Perhaps Borrus decides to eat the land?
@@toradrow777 that would literaly be Tasty Planet
Plot twist 'Borrust' manage to escape
Another plot twist:the sequel is:
-Swallow The Underground
-Swallow The Earth
-Swallow The Space
swallow the universe
Swallow the multiverse
Swallow The Sun is a great band tho
💀
and before swallow the universe
and before of before swallow the time
a leader to swallow the god xd
On the one hand, the ending is rather tragic. On the other, I'm pretty sure it was cannibalizing it's own siblings anyway, so...
Well nature isnt very pretty, monkeys tear each others limbs apart when figthing sometimes and wild rabbits are bastards
@@jimmybuba2683 and?
@@professionalfurret idk- i mean cannibalism isnt rare in the wild but thats just how nature is, if you saw a monkey get killed i would find it tragic despite the gruesome stuff it did because thats how they are, i cant say he deserved it for being a wild animal
Well, saying cannibalism is inherently bad is more so a moral thing, that can very well be different depending on ya views on the world and in a world where a pathogen can turn its victims into rabid suffering beasts longing for the sweet release of death and said pathogen causing that to spread. Cannibalism is tame especially when it comes from the need to survive and desperation as well as common sense.
@Constantia Jedehlfelt I guess so. Since the game takes place in a creature. The creature might get caught and slaughtered so the protag (orange thingy) spilled out onto the conveyor.
The most scary thing it's not the face fish but it's human
There's still good people in the world, and they are trying to make the world a better place.
@MHA Hanzo jesus christ i was trying to forget that face
There's fishes that do have those faces.
You mean the face of human of the fish or the humanity?
Fetus deletus
lol, dude that is dark hahahahahah
@@betahunter well the orange fetus was gnn b smashed anyway
God
Ur profile pic doesn't help me trying not to crack up.
@@ragingpotato4093 lmao
I feel kinda bad for those embryos.
*oh fuck I just remembered how dark the ending is.
The circle of life shows no pity
@@SABbrew there is no circle. Only the line towards the endless maw of industry. Everything dies. But the meat grinder is eternal.
@@needs_more_dakka5774 did you just come up with this? that shit is poetry bro
@@Jermain-cz4bh *Bruh imagine getting pissed over a small fetus baby*
That thing on the hud shows Borrus progression and next form. When we grow up, it changes to the next image that Borrus will become. At the end, it just shows crushed meat. That's sad.
Damn dude, I did not even notice myself, thanks for poiting that out :D
Arguably, it should show that in the cutscene.
Twist, he reverts into many small embryos and some uncrushed one skitter away and reform back in the sea
I feel so bad for the baby that got crushed, it was just born
The way it stands up at the end and you don't actually see the piston coming down after that could imply that it got away, I think.
But plot twist the part 2 came and the baby got a magical feet and escaped from the monster
@@youngkappakhan the piston came down for a split second at the end and he was still under it
if you look at the evolution stages at the bottom, you'll see at some point that its next stage is death
@@dumdum8270 He was a fuckin embryo, you really expect him to show moral conciousness?
And besides animals being cruel to their own is nothing new, Tiger shark embryos literally eat each other.
Animals dont have a moral compass, cuz humans are the ones who made the morality system. They don't understand this human concept, and won't follow it if it means theyll survive and thrive
The fact that that huge thing has been bitten in half is more terrifying to know that there is something much more bigger
Someone in the comments suggested that it had begun eating itself to stay alive.
@@betahunter but we don't know for sure yet 😳
@@kenyonsandoval5644
The name of the creature is referred to Snake Eating it's Tail
someone also said the game took place inside something else so it was eaten whole
@@kenyonsandoval5644 no it's definitely implied that it was eating itself
the developers recently released a game called Brutal Orchestra that has music and pretty much the exact same creatures from this game. It's actually super cool seeing this game and finding out where a large chunk of content originally came from. Brutal orchestra itself is a slept on masterpiece of a game 10/10
Thanks for letting me know, but I am already way ahead of you! :D I was kindly given a copy of the game by the creator at release! I have just been so busy with school that I have only gotten around to playing and uploading the intro of the game to the channel. But once again thanks, and thank you for watching!
@@betahunter Ahaaaa I must've missed the video somehow, such a good game.
Ya know...
Humanity still hasn't explored ALL of the ocean
Fun fact the majority of species on earth is terrestrial, and the majority of marine species exist within the euphotic zone, 0-200 meters deep, where light penetrates and plants can actually grow. Beneath that the most creatures feed on 'marine snow', organic material that rains down from above, which suffice to say isn't a lot, so there is a limit to how large creatures can practically be. Though most of the ocean floor is desolate wasteland, there are indeed lots more to discover - just don't expect any leviathan-class organisms
@@randompheidoleminor3011 yea it have less food but also the space allow things to grow bigger then 0-200
@@randompheidoleminor3011 the king squid that the spm whale eat is a good example
@@rachaelthorne5201 the capacity of growing to massive sizes hasn't got anything to do with the space available in the ocean, but rather the reduced effects of gravity on organisms underwater. Blue whales, the largest animals in the world - and 4 times longer than giant squid, live in the euphotic zone feeding on zooplankton.
@@randompheidoleminor3011 there is some fish that grow bigger then other just from eating other fish
Finally a game that’s actually like carrion for once
Instant thought that appeared in my head from first glance at this game
ohh yeah, it's all coming together
A flesh eerie game
But they have a different genre tho
Carrion is reverse horror
And this one is horror but without any jumpscare or whatsoever. Only eerie feeling.
i need to stop getting attached to fictional characters, this happens every time
Yeah, me too. Have you see my new vidio about the recent update from the creator about a possible sequal?
@@betahunter, I will seek for the new video.
It would be good if you put that on the description section.
@@josie1776 I will :)
@@josie1776 But it is also shown at the end of the vidio as a suggestion :)
If this game ever ends up being more than just a short indie title, I feel like it’d start off with Orro escaping by luck, speed, or because the larger Borros skull was sturdy enough to give him time to escape. Even in death, that big worm is victim to Orro.
…got ‘em wrong way round
borrus is the embryo and orro is the huge worm, and the game takes place in a larger fish. does not have a canon name, but i like to call it wertin
Honestly I think the embyro is the monster in the game, not the purple creature. It was just trying to protect it's egg from us and tried to kill us while we were still small before we became to big for it to stop.
I agree, it even eats its own siblings
@@betahunter Ye
i don't think there are any "monsters" or evil creatures in this game, it's basically just a nature simulator right? there are also TONS of animals in real life that eat eggs and young animals like squirrels and weasels and snakes, and i don't think anyone considers those animals inherently bad. (well maybe snakes coz a lot of people HATE them for some reason, probably the amount of snake = evil symbolism in cultures) and even though it is sad to watch, the weird fetus creatures aren't evil for cannibalizing. to us it may be wrong but i'm assuming to them eating members of their own species is the same as eating any other creature. human morals are completely made up so they don't really apply to nature. to judge an animal for a doing something that's completely natural for *them* just because it is immoral and unnatural for *us* is just silly. like when people call killer whales mean for eating penguins cause penguins are cute, lol.
@@weloveparapara_ human defaultism is a terrible thing, and will cause/is causing the total collapse of ecosystems.
@@emiriye very true, we are not the center of the world or deciders of all that is right as many people like to believe. even in many circumstance other humans are shamed for doing things natural to humans !! like i seen many people shame inuit online for hunting seals and orcas because of "animal cruelty" (eye roll. yes, because we need to protect the animals from an actually *respectful* form of hunting that has been been practiced for many centuries!!) sigh, so many people forget humans are too animals and we are just as much apart of the ecosystem as any other. humans do not just exist in a void now that technology has developed, there are many communities who still live off of hunting. not everyone can go to the grocery store and get meat from an animal raised in captivity. (which is also WAAAY worse than the respectful hunting the inuit do? like seriously pick ur battles. that seems like a much more important fight to be focused on if u care about animal cruelty.)
4:17 Was the worst time to get an ad.
It legitimately jumpscared me.
Sorry, bud, but I can not help but smile by the fact that I earn money from your suffering! :D JK, thank you for watching haha
@@betahunter i used adblocker and you will not earn money lol
@@user-fRqZBkIo Hey man, I appreciate the support I get from adds, but this is in no way my livelihood and I do not condemn any of you for having an adblocker. Just happy to see you guys caring to watch it :D
@@betahunter wait so whenever a viewer gets an ad, u get money?
@@jeromesuarez5293 Ye pretty much :)
Nothing like a big cup of "Life is a painful struggle and you WILL lose the fight" in the middle of my day to really get the "I want to die quicker" going.
Huh
This is what we all had to go through in our mothers’ fallopian tubes 😔
Dude wtf haha XD
Sharks maybe, but not people...
I have a feeling that a shark wrote this...
Lmao
Yeah man i remember these goods moments running from a pourple human-faced worm, eating my brothers and breaking the _fallopian tubes_ bones.
Something I imagined for if there was ever a sequel is that the skull of the orro behind you is just big enough to stop the crusher in time for you to get out of the way, and the next part is to slowly make your way to the sea. By now you are a juvenile of your creature, and your goal is to find your parents- whom of which laid your egg inside of the larger creature. Due to pollution nest sites were scarce, so they got creative. Even tho the game states you are mashed meat, it would be cool to see!
Yeah, that story would make sense actually.
SEND THAT TO THE DEVS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(spanish) y luego el plop twist, Orro se come a sus padres y acaba el juego
@@mr.firecat4536 In English?
@@KatanaJoelleLandtthey say that orro ends up esting parents as a plot twist
His game makes me feel an emotion I have never experienced before
Same honestly.
Love how when you get big enough the red worms are like: OH HELL NO! Lol
It was very satisfying to eat them eventually haha
I love indie horror games such as these, and it’s there’s no loud sounds, gore, that scary stuff that scares you but it’s just a really unsettling feeling that lingers until your safe from the threat or something, somehow it’s more scary
people: wild life is beautiful wild life:
True
Whenever i take damage i become sad hearing that sad sound it makes
Me too :(
Everyone else: This a very unique and scary game, i wish to see more of this.
Me: hehe funny marble
You are a simple man ;), I respect that!
The ending is actually very interesting because there could be a plot if they will make the part 2
Like the crusher just cant crush easily the big guy (the purple monster) so thats the moment that our protagonist can escape, or a magical thing happened like he got a wonderful powerful legs and poof escaped on that factory thing.
And we never knew what lurks in the deepest ocean.....
The thing is that it’s an industrial crusher I don’t think some big purple fish is gonna stop it anytime soon
and the small creature is 100% confirmed to be dead
"Pixels are not scary, they can't hurt you"
*Scary pixels that can hurt me:*
This has carrion vibes (carrion is a game with the same looks as this one but it's about a red, man eating flesh ball as i like to call it)
This is like an Adult Swim version of that spongebob episode with the alaskan bullworm.
adult S W I M
@@-Said9752- TAKE MY LIKE AND LEAVE
10:39
The hydraulic press starting to crush them before getting perfectly cut was good.
The death tho… :(
The crusher got jammed by orro.
@@Bruh404-i4e we don’t know for sure…
I love these classic flash game style games!!! Especially the ones where you swallow things and get their powers or get bigger and bigger.
The ending proves that, no matter what we do, no matter how many hardships we have faced, everything is for nothing.
Dude, that is just about the saddest take on this game so far :'(
I agree that’s what the game is trying to tell, but I believe everything is not for nothing. I believe being alive and experiencing things is a lot more interesting than just blank space as if nothing exists.
@@unchained8491 Just feeling philosophical the day I wrote it and was like, " I guess I can write a depressing comment".
Death is the end of everything, and no matter what you accomplish, it’s just going to end up with death
Wtf, I forgot I did this shit
The sea is so scary no wonder every sea life organism tries to leave it
As if lives on the land is any different.
@@ChenLiYong Land is exponentially less dangerous than water.
I will tell my future child, “and this is how you fought for survival inside your mom’s Fallopian tubes.”
Instant trauma haha
It’s cool how Nicolás uses Orro in this game and also has Ouroboros as a boss fight in Brutal Orchestra with the same design. Pretty neat!
So basically... You're a fertilized egg surviving on it's own inside an alien's massive womb along with your unfriendly siblings? oh wow...
Damm this game is
Quick ✔️✔️
Unnecessary dialogue ❌❌
Got me on edge ✔️✔️
Happy ending ❌❌
Depressing ✔️✔️
The Ouroboros (snake devouring itself from the tail) is a symbol of the cycle of matter in the universe, which devours itself to be born again and so on indefinitely
3:58 It chills me how The Leviathan gives you a kiss.
I dont know if its because its another version of yourself, the fact that you freed him,
Or maybe because it just the animal canibal instinct.
Borrus be like: I'm gonna eat myself to survive
I noticed that in the last chase sequence the main predators human ‘face’ has actually rotted away at the front exposing the nose ridge. The side eyes also are almost “crying” and the body is even more rotted from when it was first shown (less segments + more exposed inner flesh and bones). You also later find the rest of its ‘body’ it looks like that detached from the front half, and maybe you even swallow it’s younge(?) because you eat an embryo that looks like it has a smaller pinky wormy version of the creature that was safeguarded by a wall of its rotting corpse before you destroyed it.
Just an interesting note tbh dunno what it means though
The human face creature has a name, it's Orro
@@LuckClover1 Mr Orro was actually just living on a prayer and pure stubbornness
@@DelRae no, AN Orro, that's the name of the species
Orro is the name of the big purple creature and borros is the name of the played character. Orroborros is the name of the snake that eats it's own tail. The game has a lot of symbolism. Really an amazing piece of work! Thanks for watching :)
He knew what dangerous creature are we even at the start - normal predator gives up after long chase, because he understands that we don't worth to waste energy, this creature isn't even gets distracted on other creatures - it keeps chasing us, because it understand how dangerous we can grow, and eat its last embryon. At the end it even rips off part of his body to protect his last egg. These acts kinda show us that it is the last of it's kind, and it's doing everything to protect his only child, but too late.
Orro is officially the cause of my thalassophobia
When you realise that this game is just seashine but in 8 bits and new enemy's:
16 bits.
This is so heartbreaking. I have no words.
How many times have you watched this play through over the years?
Me: Yes
You have watched this multiple times? :D That is awesome my guy, thanks a lot :))))
I interpreted it as how perilous conception is. A fertilized egg has to go through a lot to even get to a point where it is viable, and even then- nothing is guaranteed
I fear no man, but that thing....
4:05
It scares me
I do not blame you haha.
This is EXTREMELY good visual story telling!
I love how the giant purple creature is named Orro. Short for orroborus which is a snake eating its own tail, just like the creature.
for those who didn't understand the real idea of the game, actually the name "swallow the sea" is about the human being with its heavy machinery and destructive technology devouring more and more the sea and destroying its ecosystem little by little as shown in the end of the game
Ya gotta wonder, what was that thing growing into?
It it was powerful enough to eat other large multicellular organisms as a single cell, and then even bigger ones as a fetus, who knows what that thing could've become if it kept growing.
Watching this while having fear of the ocean was a bad idea, I should've took the hint from the thumbnail
Be careful when playing eat sand on roblox you don't know what's been hidden below you..
What's the hidden on that game (i player roblox anyway)
What game is that?
This must've been how it was like to play dire dire docks years ago
In the background on the conveyor belts you can see the larger creature's body being split open.
man spore from 2008 is more dark then i remember...
This is happening inside our bodies as we watch this shit
no.
Everyone gangsta till a giant purple worm and a embryo is breaking your bones
Plot twist: the machine breaks under the strain of continuous attempts of crushing the mysterious newborn.
mega chad newborn haha
Newborn was actually a creature with an impenetrable shell that cannot be crushed inside the membranes
CELL:Eats
GIANT SEA CREATUES:Ima Eat You
CELL: *Evolves*
Every Sea Creatures:NANI
I still dont know why people feel bad for borrus being crushed wen it looks like it ate is own brothers before they were even born
I do not blame you for feeling that way, kinda of an asshole is he not? :D
@@betahunter he did it for survival ik its tough to deal with but...
ya gotta do what you gotta do to survive
Sharks do that in real life, they hatch inside their mother & the biggest eat the smallest one. The female mates with different males so, the strongest offspring survives & pass down their genes if they get to adulthood. Nature is wild.
@@lagopusvulpuz1571 yep it really is, just yesterday there were maggots eating my dog alive, baby animals can be really scary.
@@weeb_dweeb jesus why even bother to share that it's fucking gross
me: *sees that purple demon*
also me: WHAT THE HELL IS THAT GODFORSAKEN CREATURE
I do not think demon is enough to describe it my guy haha!
This game will haunt my nights.
You are very welcome :)
I fell asleep at 3 am
5:47 big terrifying thing: surprise >:) me: scared* beta hunter: jumpscared* me: lol XD was not ready for that like if you also got scared
Neither was I haha. Thought this game was too slow paced for jumpscares, but well... It got me good :D Thank you for watching!
The purple terrifying thing is called an Orro, the names of the creatures are in the credits
@@LuckClover1 thx for tellin me :3
@@IIdot yeah I gotchu
I can’t understand this comment
This could actually be what's going on in the ocean right now and that's kinda scary y'know what I mean
If this is the real live sea then I’m scared of water
The author of the game. Made another game, named Brutal Orchestra. Many of the characters in this one, reappear.
My spin on a good ending:
Borrus escapes the factory and takes revenge on the people who are crushing all these sea creatures.These fish now become the dominant species of this world, and bow down to King Borrus, conquerer of land and sea.
OH SHIT I understand, so the biggest predator is not Borrus but the fishery that caught them. WE are swallowing the sea
Interesting fact: Oro ( purple worm ) Its Oro worm, worm eating itself from Greek mythology
me: aww he's so cute
Me: sees factory
Also em: *crying intense
Gotta say, this comment made me chuckle a bit haha
Horror games that take place in the deep sea give me a feeling of dread that no other horror setting is able to accomplish, especially when they play with the idea of the deep sea being full of horrific creatures.
11:06 if you look closely the purple monster is crying while eating himself, he literally does not have enough foot to survive and is stuck eating himself.
Hes too big to have enough food even by eating himself
10:40 and what, what happend?
You can not know for sure, but I asked the creator in a Q&A if there would be a sequel, and he answered that that would be hard, as he implied that it got killed :/
@@betahunter NOOOOOOO :(
@@lilbank2521 Watch My lastest vidio on it! They may have changed their mind! :D
@@betahunterorro jammed the machine that Borrus dashed off offscreen.
Orro became birge 🍔😋
Ecological horror is a very rich sub-genre of the medium I would love to see explored more often
i've always been scared of regular, repetitive, rythmic noises, like even the wheels on a grocery cart.
god the worm actually gives me PTSD with that like i am actually having some vietnam flashbacks
"No commentary"
We can barely talk here-
QUIET!!!!!!!!!
Nvm ;-;
And I thought my childhood was tough.
this game is truly a scary/adventure experience. It is very unique and I like it that way
This game is beyond unsettling, my anxiety disorder is going into overdrive
10:38 no cute orange fish dont die :'c
It seemed at lot like when I asked the creator if there was going to be sequal... :(
I don't think it's a fish.
@@GeorgeDCowley but is only for me
in thr thumbnail the weird purple worm looks happy to eat itself
After watching this i ask myself one question... What the he🏒🏒 did i just watch lol
Ah, a fellow game theorist!
I felt like they knew what this looked like when they’ve created this game.
Ah yes finally vid with only game play in it thx bro.
Any time man :)
It is Frampt! It's good to see you Frampt!
Sorry what? :)
@@betahunter Happy Souls reference, an animation about Dark Souls.
@@taelorpickel2830 Ah, thanks :D