Goodness! Whatever do you mean? This creator only started making his completely unique and not-at-all derivative of other works (that may or may not be owned by a different company) content a few months ago! 😆
"I've never worn a Trilby in my life" is a curious statement to hear from a man who bears a suspicious resemblance to a certain character from certain series of adventure games, including the one named "T R I L B Y ' S Notes".
He only made those games to live out his wistful, idealistic fantasy of what his life would be like if he wore a trilby instead of a fedora. A man can dream...
@@CheshireCad"Idealistic fantasy", huh? Just what the hell was going on in Ben's life if constantly fighting across time itself agains the slave of the pain god (ending in him ultimately being tortured by its new slave he himself helped bring forth for all eternity) is considered "idealistic".
As someone who has watched the compilations a couple of times, I seriously can't remember him ever talking about his hat on ZP. You'd have to look through streams and hope he mentioned it there
Looking up "trilby" on the joint Zero Punctuation / Fully Ramblomatic wiki gives me: - a credits addendum from "Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure": "If you're going to associate fedoras with neckbeards then at least learn the difference between a fedora and a trilby" - a credits addendum from "The Sims 3": "There aren't any trilby hats either" - other references to the type of hat or the game he made that aren't really conclusive Though to be fair, I remember the "Murdered: Soul Suspect" review ended up with a similar joke where Yahtzee makes a quip about the protag wearing "a fedora and a vest", to which an imp replies with a RL photo of Yahtzee in a hat and a vest and Yahtzee quips "Well, I never said I wasn’t a hypocrite!" Final verdict: I care about this more than Yahtzee does so I'll stop now XD
Yahtzee puts on a pair of glasses and suddenly he becomes unrecognisable to the everyday man. But if he was naked we all jump out of our seats and say "LOOK IT'S YAHTZEE CROSHAW!"
@@joeking3860 Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to honor the passing of... *squints at notecards* ... I can't read this... *clicks on flashlight*
I want to refer everyone to Let's Drown Out Oregon Trail, where Yahtzee very insistently talks about how Trillby hats are cool and that they shouldn't be mistaken for fedoras.
Completely off topic, but I really hope we still get the "every Fully Ramblomatic" at the end of the year, with all the long credit sequences and sponsored ads cut out. I know it might not happen, I don't think we got one for last year, but it's prime comfort-watching and I miss it
Well, if no one else is going to do it... "Random documents and audio logs! We find them pinned to notice boards! We find them under dogs! We're gonna put them in a file and give it a review, when we're bored of all the gameplay and there's nothing else to do! **thud**"
It would be cool to see a horror game deliberately exploit that initial apathy; have monsters appear in only specific places to set up an expectation, and then violate that expectation in the third act to ratchet up tension in a 'nowhere is safe anymore' way.
I can't remember if actual enemies show up but in Silent Hill 4: The Room your apartment, the initial safe area, slowly becomes corrupted and loses all sense of safety and calm.
Amnesia: The Bunker does that with it's "safe room", late in the game the safe room is no longer safe. It is rather effective. Excellent game, by the way. One of the best horror games I've played in a while.
Like a zombie that just won't stay dead, Alone in the Dark comes back for another go at imitating it's original imitator and not coming anywhere near close. Somebody must be buying them.
I'll at least commend this game for having the balls to pull from Lovecraft's pantheon but not go directly to Cthulhu. Instead if went for Nyarlathotep and Shub-CancelledForHavingThisNameUrath
Well at least the benefit of the Rebrand is that we will no longer have confusing results for reviews of the remake with the same name 😅 (Slso, congrats on the kickstarter 😊)
Random documents and audio logs, We find em stuck to notice boards, we find em under dogs, We’re gonna put em in a file and give it a review, Cuz we’re done with all the gameplay and there’s nothing left to do!
Two things to point out in the review. 1:55 For $2.99 you can buy a DLC costume of the '92 Alone in the Dark low ploy model. 2:53 All the documents are fully voice acted along with journal entries in the menus. These can be played back at any time. The game also a points removes nonessential items at the beginning of each chapter to streamline progress. I agree the game treads the same roads as RE. It's been doing that since The New Nightmare. If there is anything to lament it is lose of the campy and absurd humor from the original. A new generation won't get to deal with deadly ashtrays, ghost pirates, giant worms, and the like with this reimagining.
The only reason to have safe areas that monsters won't go into is to get the player nice and relaxed so when they add in the monsters that do attack you in safe areas it really messes with you. Not to tell video game devs how to do their jobs or anything...
while thats true, i think the point yathzee was trying to make is that when its clear to the player where the safe zones are the tension fizzles out completely
The problem is that it’s areas. The Resident Evil approach of safe rooms for the chest works pretty much fine as it adheres to the game aspect of nobody wanting the scare action to go down, while they rearrange their inventory.
I unironically enjoyed Alone in the Dark 2008. It was enjoyable, had a banger ost that fit the setting, and there were sections that gave a real sense of suspense. Like the driving section or the central park museum
0:19 Neck lumps like that reminds me of this one animation Channel 4 aired once about a guy with a neck lump that let him alter reality. I only recall two scenes from it. The first had main woman be chased by a blob and scribble that make her fat and wrinkly respectively. The second was at the finale where a military general manages to extract the lump and put it in his own, but can't control the power so a huge revolver barrel erupts from his chest and he falls down, assumedly having perished.
The same Toon Night special had another animation done in Aardman style where a talking dog argues with his owner. A cat shows up and takes the dog into the basement and uses a machine to make him human. The now delirious former dog wonders upstairs but his owner calls the police, believing him to be some mental person in his home, and the short ends with the dog-man interred in an insane asylum.. Needless to say these animations were dark.
The game achieved what it wanted to achieve as the love letter to the original. I enjoyed it knowing it wasn't going to be a traditional "horror" game we are used to but more of a mystery game with eerie ambience that happens to have monsters to kill. It wasn't bad but it wasn't great.
The first game was good due to just how unlinear it was at the middle bit. Being more open made it so that if you were stuck on a puzzle in the 90s you could go find another room to try to work out a way to work. It was definitely rough due to the camera positioning and controls. There was also a feeling of helplessness against some of the threats such as the large worm and some puzzles were optional but very much recommended. The game did not concentrate on combat either. The beginning seemed to be where most of the combat was. More into the game you more needed to just figure out how to avoid, banish, disable etc. Your foes with the exception of the battle I would call the mid-boss. Alone in the Dark's first game more resembled an adventure rather than action. The books being dramatically read aloud helped with all the reading you needed to do in the first game as well.
I knew it wasn't a good sign when I tried playing the prologue demo thing and I fell asleep during a monster encounter, the Steam Deck falling onto my chin and pumping fumes up my nose.
@@SimuLord No one remembers that old PC game with lego-like characters, no waypoints, no nothing, limited ammo, hard controls and extremely fun. They won't even remember the remakes. So why would they think of a remake of a game where a dude jumps on crocodiles? No ne even remembers the SNES Pitfall game... Ah, this generation.
At least five of Yahtzee's games literally had a main protagonist called "Trilby" who always wore a trilby, seemingly the same hat he was always in photographs wearing. Methinks he's in denial.
I've been playing this for a little bit, but I've definitely found a few bugs so far. Uploaded a video on Chapter 2 that shows off a game breaking bug that caused me to completely restart my Chapter 2 run. If you don't look directly at the bugs, it's a pretty decent game!
Cunk on Derceto Manor: Today I'm going on a journey to find out what it means to be "alone in the dark"... by visiting a mansion with bright environments and full of other people.
There’s something really inspiring about Alone In The Dark continuing to get new entries and reboots to this day despite literally very single game in the franchise being total bum
I liked the atmosphere of this game, though what I enjoyed the most was the final boss who both came right out of nowhere and was entirely expected at the same time.
I was one of those teenagers that had a trilby and totally thought it was a fedora. Eventually I learned to shave the neckbeard to get out of that embarrassing phase of my life. Now I'm just an average good-looking guy you would never suspect of being a furry.
How come the likes of Marina Lightyear, Simea and Yuri “Godslayer” Hyuga are all left to the dustbin of history but Edward bloody Carnby keeps getting bought back to fall short for us?!
OMG, THERE'S THE BOY!!! IM SO FKING LATE, I JUST DISCOVERED THAT THE ESCAPISTS WENT FULL CORPO AND AXES ITSELF. Im so happy that yahtzee is still goin strong
Shoutout to Yahtz for making me have to google veruccas, pustular psoriasis, and now epidermoid cysts over the past few years. Does he bloody volunteer at a dermatologist's office?
I feel like this game was trying really hard to be a puzzle adventure/hidden object game but knew they had to be a survival action too. so it ended up failing at both. I would legit love a AA or AAA quality puzzle adventure/hidden object game that was legitimate scary, they should have leaned on that, maybe use the flashlight mechanic from New Nightmare at most.
I pray the end of year compilation of these videos cut out all the endings either from lengthy credit scrolls or the ads y'all now have to submit to being independent.
I find it funny that Yahtzee used Harley Quinn going into Joker for that example and not Joker himself who is shoved into every single DC anything. I didn’t see Harley in The Batman, referenced in BVS, or stapled onto the end of the already 4 hour Snyder Cut.
Yahtzee addressed my biggest concern about this game. I'm not a fan of the amount of story exposition and dialogue that I saw on the trailer; also don't like how Carnby looks ridiculous, like someone who's going to a halloween party dressed like a 1940's man, instead of a 1920's private detective; but my biggest concern were the enemies. Not only do they look unspired, but I had the impression that they would only appear in combat arenas. Not having enemies spawning in areas where you have to explore or solve puzzles is a deal breaker for me. What makes the original Alone in the Dark special to me was how you had to be creative on how to fight them while you were trying to find itens or solve puzzles.
The fedora cameo we've all been waiting for!
i missed the old hat, the new one just isn't the same
Trilby*
Good cameo
@@zedar0 guess you missed what doggy had in his mouth.
Definitely chuckled at that line!
Yahtz, I've been watching long enough to know that old hat was not a fedora
That's the joke
I thought it was a thief.
The trilby is a type of fedorah. So is the panama hat.
@@OtakuUnitedStudioyour mother is a type of bike
Goodness! Whatever do you mean? This creator only started making his completely unique and not-at-all derivative of other works (that may or may not be owned by a different company) content a few months ago! 😆
"I've never worn a Trilby in my life" is a curious statement to hear from a man who bears a suspicious resemblance to a certain character from certain series of adventure games, including the one named "T R I L B Y ' S Notes".
He only made those games to live out his wistful, idealistic fantasy of what his life would be like if he wore a trilby instead of a fedora.
A man can dream...
A serious case of "Only the REAL og's will know" right there
In that game, there's even a picture of Yahtzee's hat on top of a stack of papers that's used as the splash screen. He is just lying lmao.
Bloody good indie games the entire series back in day. At the time I didn't even realize for few years they were developed by the same Yahtzee.
@@CheshireCad"Idealistic fantasy", huh? Just what the hell was going on in Ben's life if constantly fighting across time itself agains the slave of the pain god (ending in him ultimately being tortured by its new slave he himself helped bring forth for all eternity) is considered "idealistic".
All right. Someone break out the receipts on all the times he's called his hat a trilby back when he didn't use commas.
As someone who has watched the compilations a couple of times, I seriously can't remember him ever talking about his hat on ZP. You'd have to look through streams and hope he mentioned it there
Looking up "trilby" on the joint Zero Punctuation / Fully Ramblomatic wiki gives me:
- a credits addendum from "Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure": "If you're going to associate fedoras with neckbeards then at least learn the difference between a fedora and a trilby"
- a credits addendum from "The Sims 3": "There aren't any trilby hats either"
- other references to the type of hat or the game he made that aren't really conclusive
Though to be fair, I remember the "Murdered: Soul Suspect" review ended up with a similar joke where Yahtzee makes a quip about the protag wearing "a fedora and a vest", to which an imp replies with a RL photo of Yahtzee in a hat and a vest and Yahtzee quips "Well, I never said I wasn’t a hypocrite!"
Final verdict: I care about this more than Yahtzee does so I'll stop now XD
@@barthvader95Thats... pretty damn awesome you know that. Ty for lore
@@davos6129I know _somewhere_ he gets heckled by Gabe for it ‘cuz he makes the joke that making the distinction is just digging the hole deeper.
@@barthvader95 The Murdered: Soul Suspect was the first one to pop into my mind, just couldn't remember the name of the game.
I've got to say I'm astonished at the full minute of patreon backers in the credits. Like damn, y'all are really making it big!
Over $50k/month, it's not cheap to keep this many creatives independent of big corporations, but it's worth it
Over 2800 names in there and that’s just a portion of the 13,000+ supporting is on Patreon. Damn proud of it.
@@SecondWindGroupand you folks earned every single backer
@@SecondWindGroup Goddamn, congrats man. Wholly deserved.
@@SecondWindGroup earned and deserved.
I choose to believe the dog murdered the old Yahtzee.
While the new one had to watch.
@@commander144 Knowing him, he got some real schadenfreude out of that.
He was already dead, the dog just digged up his grave and stole the hat.
Yahtzee puts on a pair of glasses and suddenly he becomes unrecognisable to the everyday man.
But if he was naked we all jump out of our seats and say "LOOK IT'S YAHTZEE CROSHAW!"
Like Big Boss killed The Boss.
When's Philomena Cunk going to be in an actual AAA horror game, that's what I want to know.
My mate Paul got turned into a Mr Potato Head and we had to call him Edward.
@@infinitesquarez 🤣
@@infinitesquarez that sounds just like something she'd say in a video game
I can imagine her talking to some kind of villain in a monologue and just constantly undermining them with mundane, but semi-relevant questions.
Jesus, that would be hilarious.
I didn't play Alan Wake for the longest time because I thought it was just a new Alone in the Dark game
I mean, half the game's plot is just Alan in the Dark
Alone in the Wake is kind of a catchy title, ngl.
@This-Was-Sparta A wake in the dark works too (awake in the dark, and also there's a wake...in the dark.)
Alone in the dark but in a trenchcoat trying to solicit sexual favours
@@joeking3860 Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to honor the passing of... *squints at notecards* ... I can't read this... *clicks on flashlight*
I want to refer everyone to Let's Drown Out Oregon Trail, where Yahtzee very insistently talks about how Trillby hats are cool and that they shouldn't be mistaken for fedoras.
Completely off topic, but I really hope we still get the "every Fully Ramblomatic" at the end of the year, with all the long credit sequences and sponsored ads cut out. I know it might not happen, I don't think we got one for last year, but it's prime comfort-watching and I miss it
The fedora cameo made me flashback to the "Well, I never said I wasn't a hipocrite" moment the last time he brought up his outfit lmao
ruclips.net/video/m69QDRw4Vno/видео.html from his murdered soul suspect review
YES, I forgot which review it was, thank you lol
"What? That's a fedora!" That had me laughing so hard and so much that I laughed through the entire end credits which was a full minute
"Well i never said I WASN'T a hypocrite"
we all need to learn to be more grateful for such good quality reviews regardless of how long they take to come out!
I remember the Murdered: Soul Suspect review that ended on a very similar joke.
"I never said I wasn't a hypocrit"
I'm glad Yahtzee understands the Enhanced port-Remaster-Remake-Reimagining spectrum.
5:01
The old ZP hat lol
Well, if no one else is going to do it...
"Random documents and audio logs! We find them pinned to notice boards! We find them under dogs! We're gonna put them in a file and give it a review, when we're bored of all the gameplay and there's nothing else to do! **thud**"
I genuinely didnt notice theyd released anothe alone in the dark game since like 2006
It was always just there... paired with discount video cards.
“as the exasperated stage manager said to the socially oblivious can-can dancer” working that one into my repertoire
" 'Common phrase!' as the __ said to the __" is one of my favorite gags from Yahtzee and I'm glad to see it make a return.
It would be cool to see a horror game deliberately exploit that initial apathy; have monsters appear in only specific places to set up an expectation, and then violate that expectation in the third act to ratchet up tension in a 'nowhere is safe anymore' way.
Dead Space.
I can't remember if actual enemies show up but in Silent Hill 4: The Room your apartment, the initial safe area, slowly becomes corrupted and loses all sense of safety and calm.
The problem with that might be getting players to stay once they've (mistakenly) identified it as stereotypical/formulaic
Amnesia: The Bunker does that with it's "safe room", late in the game the safe room is no longer safe. It is rather effective. Excellent game, by the way. One of the best horror games I've played in a while.
Like a zombie that just won't stay dead, Alone in the Dark comes back for another go at imitating it's original imitator and not coming anywhere near close. Somebody must be buying them.
I'll at least commend this game for having the balls to pull from Lovecraft's pantheon but not go directly to Cthulhu. Instead if went for Nyarlathotep and Shub-CancelledForHavingThisNameUrath
4:56 Says the guy who made a whole comic and game series about a guy named Trilby.
0:33
Good to see big steve again. 🍀
5:01 Oh, looks like the dog's been digging through the bins at the Escapist again!
Well at least the benefit of the Rebrand is that we will no longer have confusing results for reviews of the remake with the same name 😅
(Slso, congrats on the kickstarter 😊)
That sneaky chapeau joke at the end
Holy shit! Mate the tone of your voice here is very similar to the tone of voice you had in your early videos!! This is so nice!! Right on.
Despite everything, I still really enjoyed this game. The same way I love The Sunking City or The Evil Within.
So far this is the most positive review he's given an Alone in the Dark game.
It's funny that he also sounds oddly fond of the 2008 game in retrospect. Ahhh how time changes a man.
Random documents and audio logs,
We find em stuck to notice boards, we find em under dogs,
We’re gonna put em in a file and give it a review,
Cuz we’re done with all the gameplay and there’s nothing left to do!
"I've never worn a Trilby"
Though you HAVE done a bunch of games where the main character does.
Trilby vs Edward Carnby DEATH BATTLE
"the last biscuit at a weight watchers meeting" that made me laugh too much than it should 😂
Love the Cunk picture used.
Proper hat terminology, damnit!
Hope you and the gang had fun with the new Adventure is Nigh stuff. Can't wait to see it.
The Tribly still LIVES!!!
I teared up at that fedora cameo
Two things to point out in the review.
1:55 For $2.99 you can buy a DLC costume of the '92 Alone in the Dark low ploy model.
2:53 All the documents are fully voice acted along with journal entries in the menus. These can be played back at any time. The game also a points removes nonessential items at the beginning of each chapter to streamline progress.
I agree the game treads the same roads as RE. It's been doing that since The New Nightmare. If there is anything to lament it is lose of the campy and absurd humor from the original. A new generation won't get to deal with deadly ashtrays, ghost pirates, giant worms, and the like with this reimagining.
That “what? That’s a fedora!” Was a perfect way to say F You to the old company you worked with Ben. Happy you’re doing this stuff still. So funny
Thought this was going to be a retrospective of the 2008 release. Mad that they keep making Alone in the Dark games.
If only it had something as batshit insane as the, “I’M THE FUCKING UNIVERSE” while something T-poses past Edward from the 2008 game
The only reason to have safe areas that monsters won't go into is to get the player nice and relaxed so when they add in the monsters that do attack you in safe areas it really messes with you.
Not to tell video game devs how to do their jobs or anything...
Agree, sad he didn't mention it
while thats true, i think the point yathzee was trying to make is that when its clear to the player where the safe zones are the tension fizzles out completely
Amnesia The Bunker: way ahead of you
Reminded me of the Resident Evil rip-off where zombies couldn't reach you at the STAIRS!
XD
The problem is that it’s areas. The Resident Evil approach of safe rooms for the chest works pretty much fine as it adheres to the game aspect of nobody wanting the scare action to go down, while they rearrange their inventory.
I unironically enjoyed Alone in the Dark 2008. It was enjoyable, had a banger ost that fit the setting, and there were sections that gave a real sense of suspense. Like the driving section or the central park museum
Been bit behind on the tea, glad I found my Yahtzee now on his new channel since gone from Escapist.
Glad Second Wind is going well enough your shows can travel 😊
I feel like the hat thing is a proper place for the Chidi "But that's worse. You realize that that's worse, right?" meme.
0:19 Neck lumps like that reminds me of this one animation Channel 4 aired once about a guy with a neck lump that let him alter reality.
I only recall two scenes from it. The first had main woman be chased by a blob and scribble that make her fat and wrinkly respectively. The second was at the finale where a military general manages to extract the lump and put it in his own, but can't control the power so a huge revolver barrel erupts from his chest and he falls down, assumedly having perished.
The same Toon Night special had another animation done in Aardman style where a talking dog argues with his owner. A cat shows up and takes the dog into the basement and uses a machine to make him human. The now delirious former dog wonders upstairs but his owner calls the police, believing him to be some mental person in his home, and the short ends with the dog-man interred in an insane asylum..
Needless to say these animations were dark.
Love the fedora cameo looking forward to the weird imp thing cameo next
The game achieved what it wanted to achieve as the love letter to the original. I enjoyed it knowing it wasn't going to be a traditional "horror" game we are used to but more of a mystery game with eerie ambience that happens to have monsters to kill. It wasn't bad but it wasn't great.
The first game was good due to just how unlinear it was at the middle bit. Being more open made it so that if you were stuck on a puzzle in the 90s you could go find another room to try to work out a way to work. It was definitely rough due to the camera positioning and controls. There was also a feeling of helplessness against some of the threats such as the large worm and some puzzles were optional but very much recommended. The game did not concentrate on combat either. The beginning seemed to be where most of the combat was. More into the game you more needed to just figure out how to avoid, banish, disable etc. Your foes with the exception of the battle I would call the mid-boss. Alone in the Dark's first game more resembled an adventure rather than action. The books being dramatically read aloud helped with all the reading you needed to do in the first game as well.
I knew it wasn't a good sign when I tried playing the prologue demo thing and I fell asleep during a monster encounter, the Steam Deck falling onto my chin and pumping fumes up my nose.
I hope things are going well for you at second wind!
I feel like that hat is the only ZP asset yhat allowed to come anywhere near FR.
"What? That's a fedora.", sometimes it's the simplest of gags that absolutely kill in terms of humor.
Hearing Yahtz say Trilby means I'm opening up seven days a splendor and others games now to replay.
Well, well, if it isn't one of the oldest games I've ever played being remade. This is gonna be good.
@@SimuLord No one remembers that old PC game with lego-like characters, no waypoints, no nothing, limited ammo, hard controls and extremely fun. They won't even remember the remakes. So why would they think of a remake of a game where a dude jumps on crocodiles? No ne even remembers the SNES Pitfall game... Ah, this generation.
@@UltimaKeyMaster Hell yeah. Got Fallout 2 for free, thank you Amazon for that.
At least five of Yahtzee's games literally had a main protagonist called "Trilby" who always wore a trilby, seemingly the same hat he was always in photographs wearing. Methinks he's in denial.
I've been playing this for a little bit, but I've definitely found a few bugs so far. Uploaded a video on Chapter 2 that shows off a game breaking bug that caused me to completely restart my Chapter 2 run. If you don't look directly at the bugs, it's a pretty decent game!
genuinely cackled out loud at the "I'm a 're'probate" shirt
someone's having fun writing again 😊
It's jokes like that one at the end that have kept me a fan to this day. I literally *_only_* know what a Trilby is because of Yahtzee.
New audiobook “will leave the galaxy for good” has just dropped on audible
lol he brought back that joke
I loved that about the multiplayer Alone in the Dark. “Should be called Together in the Light”
lololol
3:45 "Teaching a Dalek how to swing-dance"
Oh Yahtzee. Don't ever change! 🤣
Anyone else notice that brief moment Yahtzee was referring to his dog as an imp?
The fedora bit made me laugh out loud.
Oooo I love that middle finger at the end
Yahtzee has a new microphone.
Cunk on Derceto Manor:
Today I'm going on a journey to find out what it means to be "alone in the dark"... by visiting a mansion with bright environments and full of other people.
There’s something really inspiring about Alone In The Dark continuing to get new entries and reboots to this day despite literally very single game in the franchise being total bum
I appreciate throwing Christian Slater into the group of Ed’s
fucking top tier closing gag this week 😂👌🏽
Sounds like the haunted house they built in real life was the best part of anything connected to the game
I liked the atmosphere of this game, though what I enjoyed the most was the final boss who both came right out of nowhere and was entirely expected at the same time.
5:01 The dog is judging you, Yatz.
Of course he goes for the fedora defense when he brings back his old hat.
I was one of those teenagers that had a trilby and totally thought it was a fedora.
Eventually I learned to shave the neckbeard to get out of that embarrassing phase of my life.
Now I'm just an average good-looking guy you would never suspect of being a furry.
Yay, Second Wind vid!
All I want is an HD remake of the original with modern controls and graphics. Why can't I have that?
How come the likes of Marina Lightyear, Simea and Yuri “Godslayer” Hyuga are all left to the dustbin of history but Edward bloody Carnby keeps getting bought back to fall short for us?!
Same with Jack Carver from Far Cry, i'd love to have him come back.
A fedora, eh??? I don't recall your gentleman thief self-insert OC do not steal being nicknamed Fedora.....
Guessing Yahtzee was able to smuggle one of his "fedoras" out from the old company
Well yes, THAT's a fedora but I played those " days a " games Yahtz.
They were good, some of my favourite point-and-clicks, but that's not the point!
HAT CAMEO
HAT CAMEO
HAT CAMEO
OMG, THERE'S THE BOY!!!
IM SO FKING LATE, I JUST DISCOVERED THAT THE ESCAPISTS WENT FULL CORPO AND AXES ITSELF.
Im so happy that yahtzee is still goin strong
Fun fact, the trilby is a type of fedorah. So is the panama hat he wears now.
Shoutout to Yahtz for making me have to google veruccas, pustular psoriasis, and now epidermoid cysts over the past few years. Does he bloody volunteer at a dermatologist's office?
“Well, I never said I _wasn't_ a hypocrite.”
Yahtzee 2014.
I feel like this game was trying really hard to be a puzzle adventure/hidden object game but knew they had to be a survival action too. so it ended up failing at both. I would legit love a AA or AAA quality puzzle adventure/hidden object game that was legitimate scary, they should have leaned on that, maybe use the flashlight mechanic from New Nightmare at most.
I pray the end of year compilation of these videos cut out all the endings either from lengthy credit scrolls or the ads y'all now have to submit to being independent.
I really needed Croshaw Creepers today...
Wait, how did you make a character model for this video that looks exactly like David Harbour?! Super impressed!
It's not Yahtzee reusing his "In Alone in the Dark you're not alone or in the dark" joke, he's reclaiming it from his former employers.
I find it funny that Yahtzee used Harley Quinn going into Joker for that example and not Joker himself who is shoved into every single DC anything. I didn’t see Harley in The Batman, referenced in BVS, or stapled onto the end of the already 4 hour Snyder Cut.
yahtzee's new style of giving everyone glasses makes every character in every game look like a huge dork
Too bad. The first game, way back from 30-odd years ago, still has a special place in my heart.
Yahtzee addressed my biggest concern about this game. I'm not a fan of the amount of story exposition and dialogue that I saw on the trailer; also don't like how Carnby looks ridiculous, like someone who's going to a halloween party dressed like a 1940's man, instead of a 1920's private detective; but my biggest concern were the enemies. Not only do they look unspired, but I had the impression that they would only appear in combat arenas. Not having enemies spawning in areas where you have to explore or solve puzzles is a deal breaker for me. What makes the original Alone in the Dark special to me was how you had to be creative on how to fight them while you were trying to find itens or solve puzzles.