Jack pausing at the very beginning of a horror game to check if a tanuki has "massive balls" just tells you that the game play is going to be that much better
alot of tanuki statues in japan have comically large balls because they symbolise prosperity, and in yokai culture, they are believed to be able to strecth their balls to the size of eight tatami mats! there's a ghibli movie called "pompoko" about these types of tanuki/raccoons :D
@@BangerContent Bold words for someone so unoriginal they have to both steal the content of other creators and copy Jimmy Donaldson's Logo just for a full 80 subs wow
Some symbolism in the game: - Although the Tanuki statue has been seen as bringing fortune and luck to one self in current time, back in folklore, they are sometimes seen as bad omens as the Tanuki, or bakedanuki, are yokai that likes to play trick on humans by shapeshifting itself to humans or other things. - In a lot of Asian cultures, crows that surround a house means that someone in the house has died or a warning that someone will die. - Cutting one's fingernails or toenails at night is considered a bad omen in old Japanese folklore as it means they will curse their parents to death. -In Japanese culture, the Koi fish is a symbol of luck, prosperity, and good fortune. Killing it, more specifically, beheading it, will render it powerless and thus no longer effective.
I dont know if anyone else noticed, but the first time Jack noticed what looked like a foot in the cupboard/closet matches the creepy guys foot so dude was litterally hiding in that closet while Jack grabbed an item next to him
I have to disagree. While I admire the drive to be better every time, and they are definitely talented, the whole “I’m a girl being stalked” premise while is genuinely terrifying and is a very real issue, it got old for me about 6 games ago. I’m excited for this one tho if it’s different.
Ah the wonderful world of Japanese homonyms. Jisatsu (自撮) = Selfie pic 😁 Jisatsu (自殺) = Self-deletion 💀 I'll admit, when I first saw the thumbnail, Chilla's Art game, and the title (without reading the Kanji), I immediately thought it was the latter.
Hi! Sorry to bother, but can you give me a source for that? I can’t find anything about the first meaning selfie anywhere, at least not with that reading? Closest I can come is 自撮り(じどり). Is it wordplay based on furigana?
Yeah it's . . . Just write it the same way, guys it'll be fine Like chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips and chips They're all different
My favorite part of chillasart games is that they reference actual problems prevalent in Japanese society, such as overworking, suicide epidemics, toxicity in family dynamics covered up or going unreported due to social pressures, parasocialism and the darker parts of the entertainment industry, etc. Parasocial was one of the first Chillasart games I saw, and I got chills at how real it was, especially since Oshi No Ko, which also dealt with the dark side of show biz, came out not long before. These social issues aren't just a problem in Japan tho and I'm glad media is tackling these issues.
Since watching Evelyn’s playthrough of this game, I’ve been have trouble finding the real world problem turned cautionary tale. Because you’re right all the other ones are like that. If anyone understands this one I would appreciate being enlightened.
@@Allie3000-uu6jc oh, sorry, this was before I finished the video and I assumed that this game would have a real world problem it was addressing like The Kidnap and Parasocial - maybe toxic office standards/asking too much for an interesting story, because the Boss didn't seem to care about sending the protag to a suspicious abandoned house and brushed it off when he vanished. All the same, this isn't an unwelcome change that it isn't based on real world events. I like Chillasart's willingness to tackle heavy issues, but every game developer needs to have at least some variety or the bit goes stale, as Jack said at the end. Sorry for the wall of text.
@kylajenson1957 not a problem. Just wanted to make sure if there was something I missed. In rewatching I’m getting Mandela Catalog vibes as well as the religious short from Sean’s most recent compilation. So reimagined religious themes. I do see the work culture influences. Unlike other indie horror, there is no option to leave early for an alternate ending. It could be a subtle way to say the employee does not believe their self preservation is worth more than workplace expectations.
The guy that was chassing you, killed you, fed you to the demon and that showed up in the locker at the end WAS the kid from the original video, Jack. He never stopped serving the demon.
@@youtubeuser6725 yes, but then after the credits when he showed up in the locker jack said "i just saw him dead on the ground and then saw that" implying he confused him for the worker coming back to kill his boss
@angiemartinez5871 shean meant the dead coworker, who the boss was speaking with at the end. You can see him dead on the floor for a split of the second
@@poppyfox3261 Yes, Sean was talking about how his girlfriend (if i remember correctly) told him that the game's title was a play on words for suicide.
The thing is, they're usually NOT "so high quality", but I think that helps it. I mean, honestly, Chilla's Art games look like a janky mess at least 2/3 of the time, the animations are iffy, transitions are sometimes weird (like any time the camera was picked up in this). But....the fact that they're not trying to make the game look and feel like a high budget AAA game, means they can focus on more important stuff, like the actual plot of the game, the atmosphere, and the scares. And it means less work, so more game releases. It also helps that their setting and plots are usually just...normal stuff, but usually with a twist. So it feels more "real" than it does when it turns out to just be yet another ghost or demon. And the setting's just a real ass looking place. Grocery stores, a cafe, a normal average apartment, a small town. Like, you're not in Silent Hill with the world turning all creepy every 5 minutes, and literal monsters around. You're a person, in a real looking normal place, and creepy real life normal things happen. It gets under your skin a lot more because it feels way more real than actual demons and stuff.
i think also it genuinely feels like the games are made with love for the craft. not a cash grab, not for the edgyness, not for the fame of being like "hey i made this super cool and good looking game". just feels like there's actual love for horror and understanding for what makes the genre good. i hope it stays like this 🙏@@TXFDA
Chilla's Art and Fears to Fathom are by far my favourite series on the channel, I wish Chilla's Art would go back to the more real life scenarios, I don't think it's ever been funnier than the coffee house one but I love all of these.
Most people like the realistic ones more from chilla's, but for me the supernatural ones are just unmatched in terms of horror and scariness as well as the plot, like the bathhouse, night security, caregiver and radio station.
my pants were pissed seeing the eyes coming out of the window of the shack when jack went over to investigate, surely one of the most unsettling chilla's art games
@@marinascott5481 13:39 Focus on the little window with bars and you'll see the eyes of something big looking at you. It's a bit hard to see because Jack kinda rushes through things as usual. They're more visible if the player shines their flashlight at them.
Normally I wouldn't recommend another let's play in a comment section, but since it's Jack's girlfriend, I'm sure he won't mind. 😊 For a more thorough playthrough I'd recommend checking out Gab Smolders' playthrough! She knows Japanese too so she comments on texts/dialogue/esthetics as well as being more slow and methodical, plus she always has nice chill vibes, which helps when it comes to horror games. 😅
I was just looking to see if anyone mentioned it the comments lol I'm sure he doesn't remember, but he was so "meh" about the last supernatural one that it stuck out in my mind how said they should stick to more realistic horror. Because of that i was a little worried he wouldn't like this one as good but a nice surprise i guess lol Edit: Although he did mention that he got more accustomed to the other when he was introduced to it back to back, so i guess he just likes a little spice in his life now and then lol
I was thinking the same thing, that he's always been going on about how much he loves the more realistic Chilla's Art games, and now he misses the ghosts. I like it when Chilla does a mix of both, his works set in the city with a mix of both are my favorite.
He literally explained it though at the end. It was that there were too many realistic ones back to back. So basically he wants them to flip flop because too many of the same spook style gets stale, and he's right.
I think what makes Japanese horror so different from western horror is that it doesn't just invoke a feeling of being in danger, it invokes a feeling that something is wrong.
What sort of world is the west such that the horror may have danger, but there's not a feeling of something wrong? Have you normalised danger? Is it a daily occurrence? Now that's horrifying.
also weatern horror usually provides a possible solution, regardless of how realsitic it is-- the idea of kill it or survive to sunrise or whatever possible goal. asian and especially japanese and korean horror are often invoking things with no solution even if you live through X scenario.
The Japanese word for 'dawdling' is ぐずぐず' (guzu guzu), and he definitely did not say that. However, when translators translate Japanese, they often use context clues in a sentence to translate what's being said in a smooth, contextually appropriate fashion. So ultimately, the sentence utilizing 'dawdling' was really just translated in a way that flowed smoothly and likely with a bit of translation flare from the translator. I hope this helps anyone curious!
I also remembered the short film that Sean mentioned at the start: the guy that was looping around his grandparents house as it gets scarier and scarier (also, this house is the same model as Chilla's “The Caretaker”-which is also about a granpa)
ooo the title is interesting - "自殺" reads as jisatsu which is japanese for self-kill or suicide - however the title for the game is "自撮" also said as jisatsu but the "撮" means photo, not kill; so the title is not suicide but "selfie"! Very clever play on words from Chilla's art!
This game reminded me of Mandela Catalog, by the religious imagery, the censor black panel and how the image of Maria glitched when you were watching Tv, just to remind you that you may not be alone, that just gives me chills. An amazing combination !
This was really interesting, I like the combo of reality and paranormal horror. I think what was going on was there was some kind of demon, obviously, as we saw it needed sacrifices, obviously, and either the grandparents died of age, or the kid killed them, which would explain the blood, and many years later he lost his precious camera, so once he was an adult and claimed his victim, he took that camera as a subsitute for his own. Still in an endless cycle of carying out tasks for the devil.
this really does feel like that scary video you showed us a couple years ago!! i think it's called "my house" or something similar, but the looping tour of the dilapidated japanese home -- i still think about it to this day, it was so eerie and unsettling
i like the censor boxes, that's a cool meta idea that's really creepy. i didn't expect to see this type or horror and i like how varied chillas art games are
If any of you are curious as to what video jack was referring to at the start of the vid, it was somewhere in the first few episodes of "Scariest Videos on the Internet" The resemblance of that short horror japanese film and the start of this game is basically on point. I wouldnt be surprised if it was actually used as an inspiration for this game.
I love watching Jack and Gab play Chilla’s Art games. Gab for her translations and explainations of Japanese culture (plus it’s cute when she gets excited to see a design that reminds of her of when she lived in Japan). Jack for his reactions and commentary. I love both of their appreciation for this game studio and their genuine happiness when a new game comes out. ❤
This new trend to explore abandoned houses seems pretty spooky! Especially in rural Asian villages where there is a constant belief in the existence of dark arts and evil spirits. Even if someone offers me a million dollars I would never dare to do this challenge!
i feel like chillas art each game is in the same timeline and in universe i feel like chillas art should be a netflix horror series like real storys like fears to fathom i think chillas art needs a movie and there own book series
i think Chilla's Art should get a manga instead of a book specifically because i want it to be illustrated by Junji Ito i think if the two of them ever collaborated in some way my heart would explode from both joy and fear at the same time lol
This has to be one of my favourites from Chilla’s Art, as jack said I enjoyed the change of pace and felt like this story really needed that supernatural element, something about the kid just blindly following instructions with seemly no motivation like he’s on auto pilot is eerie, along with those rural Japanese vibes making it feel completely isolated never fails to be terrifying!
this game is a very much more obscure and complex storyline that i feel hard fo follow compared to the other games that they've created but nonetheless, still creepy as hell and i think that this is by far their creepiest and most ominous game. I love it.
Love it every time jack uploads a chilla’s art game, it’s just so comforting and entertaining watching him play and I get another video to end up going to sleep to at night
Omg I'm not the only one like this!!😂 This is my third time watching this video as I fell asleep twice before. I'm the type of odd person who finds horror comforting as real life sucks and can be disempowering when you can't change what's happening but in horror you can either fight back or witness people surviving stuff that makes life feel less lonely.
@@LunaBeth97 I find Jack comforting 😂 I’ve been watching him for years and he’s the RUclips that makes me feel safe and calms me while also making me laugh some, and that makes sense why you like horror!
This just made my day. I've binged all your CA playthroughs again this month. They're my favorite ❤!. This is exactly what I needed to snuggle up to after work😮💨🥰
Does anyone else feel like this looks like the house from the one Japanese house tour where its a dude walking in circles around a house after a hurricane and theres like the spirits of his grandparents- bc this shit is exactly like that
yeah the grandpa in the tub, the doll shrine, the manequins. they gotta be inspired by that. wish they gave him some credits tho, that video was so well-made
If that's the case, chilla's have indeed reused and utilised assets which is completely fine and probably a factor of how they make and release games so quickly.
Literally every chillas art game makes me feel SO MANY THINGS! Its beautiful, and i love the spooks and the art. So good 10/10 everytime , i always freak out
HELL YEAH BABY LET'S GOOO!! Been waiting for this! This, and Fears To Fathom. Also love those vintage, ps2 looking, VHS, first person type short horror games that are legitimately kind of scary or freaky/different and unique. :)
I was just going through Jacks scariest videos on the internet, and in episode 6 he watches a video where a guy goes through a house that looks exactly like this one, same layout, same looking bathroom the guy even says that one room was grandmas room.
One of the great things about watching Gab play thru the chillas-art games first and then watching you play, is that I can pick up on all the subtle things I missed in the first playthrough, now that I know the plot. Also watching Gab first works out cuz she translates all the japanese text for us lmao
this was just fantastic, really enjoyed this love this style and setting and so glad they went back to a bit of supernatural stuff again, this was so creepy, looking forward to seeing what they do next
Loooove Chilla's Art games. This was so friggin awesome too! I really love how they touch upon different kinds of scares too. Keep it up Chilla! And the same goes for you too Jack. Never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you
This was EXCELLENCT. So creepy. The atmosphere completely reminded me of that scary video you watched previously, I wonder if they took inspiration from that. That was so well done though.
Every Chilla’s Art game has hit me hard with the deeper meaning of the game. The fact that it keeps hitting me to this day is impressive. Well done game creators.
I just got home after a horrible day, my mom got into a car accident (she’s alright now) and the only thing i wanted to do now is lay in bed and watch something comforting just to find this video, Chilla’a Art and Jack it really is the best. Thank you for the amazing content Sean ❤️🩹
Passed the Jacksepticeye Test! Saw a new Jack gameplay, saw CHILLA’S ART, and told everybody I needed an hour to myself this morning because A NEW CHILLAS ART GAME LET’S GOOOOOOO
Chilla's art does not get nearly enough attention they deserve so so so SO much more their games are wonderful fun frightening and beautiful I think I'll be a fan of them forever
Great video, loved the various scares he encountered throughout the game, not too jump-scareish, but plausible. Also, one of my family members owns one of those bear-catching-fish statues that was in the vcr-tv room.
I'm obsessed with Chilla's art right now. not high graphics or action like GTA but man, they're so engaging and exciting. every single game they made is super awesome. i want more of chilla's art.
this is definitely chilla's art's best game so far. It is far more atmospheric than their previous titles and its significantly less janky. i hope they continue to develop their style further!
I took this as the child having undiagnosed schizophrenia because when you go to the hole, you find that there's nothing there. It was all in his mind the entire time.
It’s supernatural, just because they didn’t see anything doesn’t mean nothing was there. Especially when things kept moving and popping up out of nowhere. They wouldn’t both have schizophrenia.
Игры
Jack pausing at the very beginning of a horror game to check if a tanuki has "massive balls" just tells you that the game play is going to be that much better
alot of tanuki statues in japan have comically large balls because they symbolise prosperity, and in yokai culture, they are believed to be able to strecth their balls to the size of eight tatami mats! there's a ghibli movie called "pompoko" about these types of tanuki/raccoons :D
The fact that i read this as i waatched the scene is amusing
Guess I'm a tanuki now
@@BangerContent Bold words for someone so unoriginal they have to both steal the content of other creators and copy Jimmy Donaldson's Logo just for a full 80 subs wow
Who the F is Jack? Your boyfriend?
Some symbolism in the game:
- Although the Tanuki statue has been seen as bringing fortune and luck to one self in current time, back in folklore, they are sometimes seen as bad omens as the Tanuki, or bakedanuki, are yokai that likes to play trick on humans by shapeshifting itself to humans or other things.
- In a lot of Asian cultures, crows that surround a house means that someone in the house has died or a warning that someone will die.
- Cutting one's fingernails or toenails at night is considered a bad omen in old Japanese folklore as it means they will curse their parents to death.
-In Japanese culture, the Koi fish is a symbol of luck, prosperity, and good fortune. Killing it, more specifically, beheading it, will render it powerless and thus no longer effective.
My aunt also told me that I shouldn't cut my nails at night for the exact same reason and we're not Japanese
Welp.... I just cut my nails... Last night...
I'm just....
Gonna freak out right now.... And it's my birthday today. 😅
@@kojiyawMy mom's reason is because it's dangerous and we can't see better when we do it at night lol
@@NekolepuffI do it every night cause that's the only time I can do it lol you're safe
@@kojiyawIt's an Asian superstition in general.
jack: “does it have to be head hair?”
me: 😧
jack: “can it be shower drain hair?”
me: “oh okay”
LOL same 💀
Lol, yeah, same
you were like "jack, im just hitting puberty now, im 23 and never had hair down there, lease dont talk about that kind of stuff, it makes me insecure"
@DMRMods huh?
Same 😂😅
I dont know if anyone else noticed, but the first time Jack noticed what looked like a foot in the cupboard/closet matches the creepy guys foot so dude was litterally hiding in that closet while Jack grabbed an item next to him
timestamp?
Timestamp pls?
@@yxel9118 19:16
Timestamp is 19:10 for closet foot
WOAAHH
Chilla's Art games just hit different. The premise doesn't matter, they'll make something good every time.
u must be crazy to think your better lol@BangerContent
Fr. They're definitely one of my fav game developers right now
I do wish they would go back to paranormal stuff though. Like Jack said, I miss the ghosts lol
I have to disagree. While I admire the drive to be better every time, and they are definitely talented, the whole “I’m a girl being stalked” premise while is genuinely terrifying and is a very real issue, it got old for me about 6 games ago. I’m excited for this one tho if it’s different.
god i havent even started the video but i immediately went to the comments and I’m so fucking happy its Chillas
Ah the wonderful world of Japanese homonyms.
Jisatsu (自撮) = Selfie pic 😁
Jisatsu (自殺) = Self-deletion 💀
I'll admit, when I first saw the thumbnail, Chilla's Art game, and the title (without reading the Kanji), I immediately thought it was the latter.
Thanks for the clarification 👍👍
is the meaning determined by pronunciation/vocal tone or just context?
Hi! Sorry to bother, but can you give me a source for that? I can’t find anything about the first meaning selfie anywhere, at least not with that reading? Closest I can come is 自撮り(じどり). Is it wordplay based on furigana?
@@kavertia6261 自 = self, and 撮 = photo, ergo 自撮 = self-photo = selfie
Yeah it's . . .
Just write it the same way, guys it'll be fine
Like chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips, chips and chips
They're all different
My favorite part of chillasart games is that they reference actual problems prevalent in Japanese society, such as overworking, suicide epidemics, toxicity in family dynamics covered up or going unreported due to social pressures, parasocialism and the darker parts of the entertainment industry, etc. Parasocial was one of the first Chillasart games I saw, and I got chills at how real it was, especially since Oshi No Ko, which also dealt with the dark side of show biz, came out not long before. These social issues aren't just a problem in Japan tho and I'm glad media is tackling these issues.
Since watching Evelyn’s playthrough of this game, I’ve been have trouble finding the real world problem turned cautionary tale. Because you’re right all the other ones are like that.
If anyone understands this one I would appreciate being enlightened.
@@Allie3000-uu6jc oh, sorry, this was before I finished the video and I assumed that this game would have a real world problem it was addressing like The Kidnap and Parasocial - maybe toxic office standards/asking too much for an interesting story, because the Boss didn't seem to care about sending the protag to a suspicious abandoned house and brushed it off when he vanished. All the same, this isn't an unwelcome change that it isn't based on real world events. I like Chillasart's willingness to tackle heavy issues, but every game developer needs to have at least some variety or the bit goes stale, as Jack said at the end.
Sorry for the wall of text.
@kylajenson1957 not a problem. Just wanted to make sure if there was something I missed.
In rewatching I’m getting Mandela Catalog vibes as well as the religious short from Sean’s most recent compilation. So reimagined religious themes.
I do see the work culture influences. Unlike other indie horror, there is no option to leave early for an alternate ending. It could be a subtle way to say the employee does not believe their self preservation is worth more than workplace expectations.
@kylajensen1957
@@Allie3000-uu6jc thank you!
The guy that was chassing you, killed you, fed you to the demon and that showed up in the locker at the end WAS the kid from the original video, Jack. He never stopped serving the demon.
Yeah he literally realized that at the end of the game
@@youtubeuser6725 yes, but then after the credits when he showed up in the locker jack said "i just saw him dead on the ground and then saw that" implying he confused him for the worker coming back to kill his boss
@angiemartinez5871 shean meant the dead coworker, who the boss was speaking with at the end. You can see him dead on the floor for a split of the second
@@moonieandcozygaming0 OH??!!! i did not catch that wow thanks for correcting me
I'm pretty sure the sunglasses when unaliving yourself is to protect the family member who will inevitably find you from seeing your eyes after death.
@@poppyfox3261it’s literally not a spoiler lmao
@@poppyfox3261 Yes, Sean was talking about how his girlfriend (if i remember correctly) told him that the game's title was a play on words for suicide.
@poppyfox3261 Then in that case I agree with the other guy. I don't quite see how that spoils much.
No it's clearly just to be really cool while you do it
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I feel like Chilla’s art releases a game every 2 months and they’re always so high quality !! I always love em and the plot
@@BangerContent no one asked you either
it's a bot. just report it 👍🏼
@@Shrek-Gaming- sure
The thing is, they're usually NOT "so high quality", but I think that helps it. I mean, honestly, Chilla's Art games look like a janky mess at least 2/3 of the time, the animations are iffy, transitions are sometimes weird (like any time the camera was picked up in this). But....the fact that they're not trying to make the game look and feel like a high budget AAA game, means they can focus on more important stuff, like the actual plot of the game, the atmosphere, and the scares. And it means less work, so more game releases.
It also helps that their setting and plots are usually just...normal stuff, but usually with a twist. So it feels more "real" than it does when it turns out to just be yet another ghost or demon. And the setting's just a real ass looking place. Grocery stores, a cafe, a normal average apartment, a small town. Like, you're not in Silent Hill with the world turning all creepy every 5 minutes, and literal monsters around. You're a person, in a real looking normal place, and creepy real life normal things happen. It gets under your skin a lot more because it feels way more real than actual demons and stuff.
i think also it genuinely feels like the games are made with love for the craft. not a cash grab, not for the edgyness, not for the fame of being like "hey i made this super cool and good looking game". just feels like there's actual love for horror and understanding for what makes the genre good. i hope it stays like this 🙏@@TXFDA
Chilla's Art and Fears to Fathom are by far my favourite series on the channel, I wish Chilla's Art would go back to the more real life scenarios, I don't think it's ever been funnier than the coffee house one but I love all of these.
Most people like the realistic ones more from chilla's, but for me the supernatural ones are just unmatched in terms of horror and scariness as well as the plot, like the bathhouse, night security, caregiver and radio station.
Literally same I love fears to fathom and chillas art games soooo much, like they are my favorite!!!
I like the supernatural ones because being stalked is something women go through regularly, I'm not going to have to deal with toilet hole satan
Sean : "Satan"
Evelien : "Toilet God"
my pants were pissed seeing the eyes coming out of the window of the shack when jack went over to investigate, surely one of the most unsettling chilla's art games
Right!? And he didn’t even see them! Lol
Okay I missed them too 😳 timestamp?! Lol
timestamp plsss 😥
@@marinascott5481 13:39 Focus on the little window with bars and you'll see the eyes of something big looking at you. It's a bit hard to see because Jack kinda rushes through things as usual. They're more visible if the player shines their flashlight at them.
Normally I wouldn't recommend another let's play in a comment section, but since it's Jack's girlfriend, I'm sure he won't mind. 😊 For a more thorough playthrough I'd recommend checking out Gab Smolders' playthrough! She knows Japanese too so she comments on texts/dialogue/esthetics as well as being more slow and methodical, plus she always has nice chill vibes, which helps when it comes to horror games. 😅
First Jack says that he wants more realistic horror from Chilla, now he misses ghosts 😂
Yeah I remembered that too haha!
I was just looking to see if anyone mentioned it the comments lol
I'm sure he doesn't remember, but he was so "meh" about the last supernatural one that it stuck out in my mind how said they should stick to more realistic horror. Because of that i was a little worried he wouldn't like this one as good but a nice surprise i guess lol
Edit: Although he did mention that he got more accustomed to the other when he was introduced to it back to back, so i guess he just likes a little spice in his life now and then lol
I was thinking the same thing, that he's always been going on about how much he loves the more realistic Chilla's Art games, and now he misses the ghosts. I like it when Chilla does a mix of both, his works set in the city with a mix of both are my favorite.
He literally explained it though at the end. It was that there were too many realistic ones back to back. So basically he wants them to flip flop because too many of the same spook style gets stale, and he's right.
I think what makes Japanese horror so different from western horror is that it doesn't just invoke a feeling of being in danger, it invokes a feeling that something is wrong.
no
What sort of world is the west such that the horror may have danger, but there's not a feeling of something wrong? Have you normalised danger? Is it a daily occurrence?
Now that's horrifying.
also weatern horror usually provides a possible solution, regardless of how realsitic it is-- the idea of kill it or survive to sunrise or whatever possible goal. asian and especially japanese and korean horror are often invoking things with no solution even if you live through X scenario.
@@StorymasterQ they said it doesn't JUST invoke a feeling of being in danger, it ALSO makes you feel that something is wrong
@@StorymasterQ we have
The Japanese word for 'dawdling' is ぐずぐず' (guzu guzu), and he definitely did not say that. However, when translators translate Japanese, they often use context clues in a sentence to translate what's being said in a smooth, contextually appropriate fashion. So ultimately, the sentence utilizing 'dawdling' was really just translated in a way that flowed smoothly and likely with a bit of translation flare from the translator.
I hope this helps anyone curious!
I also remembered the short film that Sean mentioned at the start: the guy that was looping around his grandparents house as it gets scarier and scarier (also, this house is the same model as Chilla's “The Caretaker”-which is also about a granpa)
Was also thinking about this
the film was "my house walkthrough" it seems like the game was heavily inspired by it
I knew the house looked familiar to me!
That video is better than this game, unfortunately :/
THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING OF
ooo the title is interesting - "自殺" reads as jisatsu which is japanese for self-kill or suicide - however the title for the game is "自撮" also said as jisatsu but the "撮" means photo, not kill; so the title is not suicide but "selfie"! Very clever play on words from Chilla's art!
Thank you for this! I searched and found the suicide translation but couldn’t figure out how it was a play on words.
Like that goosebumps' episode, "say cheese and die"
Jack saying "I'VE ABANDONED MY BOY" made me think of "That's my boy. OH NO MY BOY." "FATHER HELP"
This game reminded me of Mandela Catalog, by the religious imagery, the censor black panel and how the image of Maria glitched when you were watching Tv, just to remind you that you may not be alone, that just gives me chills. An amazing combination !
This was really interesting, I like the combo of reality and paranormal horror. I think what was going on was there was some kind of demon, obviously, as we saw it needed sacrifices, obviously, and either the grandparents died of age, or the kid killed them, which would explain the blood, and many years later he lost his precious camera, so once he was an adult and claimed his victim, he took that camera as a subsitute for his own. Still in an endless cycle of carying out tasks for the devil.
I think the demon killed grabdparents, only on the basis that it had to tell the kid they'd died
Chilla's Art are the only people that can consistently create unsettling, unnerving and scary games
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Same 😝 @@LittleJellyHat
You're not kidding, I wait for these to come out borderline religiously at this point
They’ve gotten old. Every game since the Closing Shift has been about a girl being stalked
this really does feel like that scary video you showed us a couple years ago!! i think it's called "my house" or something similar, but the looping tour of the dilapidated japanese home -- i still think about it to this day, it was so eerie and unsettling
Same thing I thought too!
"My house walk-through", by nana825763.
Only Sean would want to dive head first into an outhouse toilet hole where decades of expelled gut demons have become sentient.
Jack making random movie and game references in the middle of horror play through is my favourite things
At 13:40 you can see eyes in the dark window of the shed. I’m surprised jack didn’t see it 😂
SAME omg so scary
How the hell did you even see that
i literally shat my brains when i saw it
OH MY GOD THATS HORRIFYING
i clicked the timestamp thinking it couldnt be that bad, it was that bad. T-T
i like the censor boxes, that's a cool meta idea that's really creepy. i didn't expect to see this type or horror and i like how varied chillas art games are
Reminds me Mandela Catalogue volume 1, I really hope to see more of it!
I have a bad memory but I think, "Satan gets a little peckish when he's in his hole" might be my favorite line you've said this year. At least top 5.
you know its good when you see jeck playing a chillas art game for an hour long
ik i said jeck and not jack, im too lazy to correct it so im writing this wich makes no sense cuz it takes longer
“Jeck” is what made me like the comment 😆
Alternate universe Jack ? 😅
@@SALvAS64which* 🙃😂
being self aware of your self awareness does not make u slef aware stop trying
If any of you are curious as to what video jack was referring to at the start of the vid, it was somewhere in the first few episodes of "Scariest Videos on the Internet"
The resemblance of that short horror japanese film and the start of this game is basically on point. I wouldnt be surprised if it was actually used as an inspiration for this game.
yep, it’s called my house walk-through
This is my room. A typhoon is in Japan. This is my room.
I love watching Jack and Gab play Chilla’s Art games. Gab for her translations and explainations of Japanese culture (plus it’s cute when she gets excited to see a design that reminds of her of when she lived in Japan). Jack for his reactions and commentary. I love both of their appreciation for this game studio and their genuine happiness when a new game comes out. ❤
Who’s Gab? I wanna check them out!
@@lauranicolls9003 Gab Smolders, Jack’s gf
@@lauranicolls9003 Gab (Evelyn) is Jack's girlfriend. She streams on Twitch and on RUclips as "Gab Smolders". She's awesome!!
sick today, but enjoyed watching this!!
Hope you feel better soon!
hey Leon
This new trend to explore abandoned houses seems pretty spooky! Especially in rural Asian villages where there is a constant belief in the existence of dark arts and evil spirits.
Even if someone offers me a million dollars I would never dare to do this challenge!
i feel like chillas art each game is in the same timeline and in universe i feel like chillas art should be a netflix horror series like real storys like fears to fathom i think chillas art needs a movie and there own book series
i think Chilla's Art should get a manga instead of a book specifically because i want it to be illustrated by Junji Ito i think if the two of them ever collaborated in some way my heart would explode from both joy and fear at the same time lol
This has to be one of my favourites from Chilla’s Art, as jack said I enjoyed the change of pace and felt like this story really needed that supernatural element, something about the kid just blindly following instructions with seemly no motivation like he’s on auto pilot is eerie, along with those rural Japanese vibes making it feel completely isolated never fails to be terrifying!
41:05- "Holy Christ. ...oh, sorry."
"This one's excusable, my child."
this game is a very much more obscure and complex storyline that i feel hard fo follow compared to the other games that they've created but nonetheless, still creepy as hell and i think that this is by far their creepiest and most ominous game. I love it.
Love it every time jack uploads a chilla’s art game, it’s just so comforting and entertaining watching him play and I get another video to end up going to sleep to at night
Manlybadasshero is another good one to sleep to.
Nice to see I'm not alone when it comes to sleeping to horror game play throughs!
I usually fall asleep to horror game playthroughs or 2K sims because the commentary is interesting but can be droning. Plus the ambiance!!
Omg I'm not the only one like this!!😂 This is my third time watching this video as I fell asleep twice before. I'm the type of odd person who finds horror comforting as real life sucks and can be disempowering when you can't change what's happening but in horror you can either fight back or witness people surviving stuff that makes life feel less lonely.
@@LunaBeth97 I find Jack comforting 😂 I’ve been watching him for years and he’s the RUclips that makes me feel safe and calms me while also making me laugh some, and that makes sense why you like horror!
@@RedZombixxx oooo yes he is another good one
If it wasn’t for his jokes and humor throughout, I would’ve been sobbing because I was scared. Every time I teared up he made a joke got me so scared
This just made my day. I've binged all your CA playthroughs again this month. They're my favorite ❤!. This is exactly what I needed to snuggle up to after work😮💨🥰
You have inspired me to start making vids. Much love and major props to you Sean ❤
Ayyyye nice man goodluck 🎉
@@BangerContentdamn why so negative bro 😮
I subbed 🥰
You’ve got this ❤❤
Man people get so butthurt 😢 don’t listen to the haters❤❤
Does anyone else feel like this looks like the house from the one Japanese house tour where its a dude walking in circles around a house after a hurricane and theres like the spirits of his grandparents- bc this shit is exactly like that
Totally, and Jack referenced that video here at 3:13.
yeah the grandpa in the tub, the doll shrine, the manequins. they gotta be inspired by that. wish they gave him some credits tho, that video was so well-made
it’s called my house walk-through!
If that's the case, chilla's have indeed reused and utilised assets which is completely fine and probably a factor of how they make and release games so quickly.
@@cluster4583what’s being references is a real video though not assets.
Literally every chillas art game makes me feel SO MANY THINGS! Its beautiful, and i love the spooks and the art. So good 10/10 everytime , i always freak out
HELL YEAH BABY LET'S GOOO!! Been waiting for this! This, and Fears To Fathom. Also love those vintage, ps2 looking, VHS, first person type short horror games that are legitimately kind of scary or freaky/different and unique. :)
Chillas art quality is getting crazy good by the happening and Im always impressed with what they can cook up
I was just going through Jacks scariest videos on the internet, and in episode 6 he watches a video where a guy goes through a house that looks exactly like this one, same layout, same looking bathroom the guy even says that one room was grandmas room.
Your Chilla’s Art video are literally my favorite videos. I rewatch the other videos all the time. They really be hittin different.
love jacks chillas art videos, already know its gonna be a banger!
I love Chilla's art, their stuff is AMAZING!
Happy new year sean!
Didn’t ask + my content is way better than Jacksepticeye because at least I have a father
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One of the great things about watching Gab play thru the chillas-art games first and then watching you play, is that I can pick up on all the subtle things I missed in the first playthrough, now that I know the plot. Also watching Gab first works out cuz she translates all the japanese text for us lmao
YESSSS i love Chilla’s art but especially Sean’s play vids of em!! was looking for sumn to watch whole eating, this saved my entire day ty
Chilla's Art games are honestly such a gem.
My content is way better than Jacksepticeye 😂
@@BangerContent Thanks! I subbed to you 👌🔥
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@@DauraTHEEXPLORA I just feel sorry for them.
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You know it’s a good day when Chilla’s Art drops another banger
this was just fantastic, really enjoyed this love this style and setting and so glad they went back to a bit of supernatural stuff again, this was so creepy, looking forward to seeing what they do next
Loooove Chilla's Art games. This was so friggin awesome too! I really love how they touch upon different kinds of scares too. Keep it up Chilla! And the same goes for you too Jack. Never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you
He just uploaded a BANGER, Can't wait to turn off the lights, get cozy in my blanket and watch this
Just watched Gab play it yesterday Now Seeing Sean playing is a real treat not to mention yesterday was horror react video now that really good
Please please please never stop making Chilla's Art videos! Watching you play these games is my favourite thing ever! ❤
This was EXCELLENCT. So creepy. The atmosphere completely reminded me of that scary video you watched previously, I wonder if they took inspiration from that. That was so well done though.
I love the vast improvements Chilla's Art has made to their games as each one comes out - this is genuinely their most unsettling one yet.
Glad to see sean and evelien both play a chills's art game, will watch them consecutively now! :)
Fun fact, with a Japanese style handsaw the teeth only cut in one direction. Hence why the cutting doesn't go back and forth.
awsome edit with the worm. love these editors and how far they go for quality meme C:
Just in time to watch whilst I eat dinner, brilliant timing as always.
This game had me absolutely hooked from beginning to end, and I was so unnerved the entire time. My skin was absolutely crawling. So good!
Oh man they definitely did the spooks right this video! Also I love that hey totally borrowed inspiration from that one video we watched! Loved this!!
Chilla's art is my favorite source of horror, I've watched a lot of scary stuff yet even watching these gets me immerged. Great sound design
Jack is back with some more Japanese horror games. Hell yeah!
Every Chilla’s Art game has hit me hard with the deeper meaning of the game. The fact that it keeps hitting me to this day is impressive. Well done game creators.
Your horror gameplays are so comforting for me lol thanks, Sean!
best chilla's art game in a hot minute! visually loved it so much!!
Man, Chilla's Art games just manage to capture the feeling of the areas so well! This game kinda gives me that Resident Evil 7 Demo and Siren vibes.
Chilla’s art games are amazing!
Chilla's Art really been going crazy with the consistent game releases recently - loving it! As always, the atmosphere in these games is impeccable.
the sound design is unbelievable and is the definition of how sounds can set in your flight or fight
Watched Evelien play this yesterday and as always it's so fun watching you both play games to see how you both react!
I just got home after a horrible day, my mom got into a car accident (she’s alright now) and the only thing i wanted to do now is lay in bed and watch something comforting just to find this video, Chilla’a Art and Jack it really is the best. Thank you for the amazing content Sean ❤️🩹
The fact Sean missed the eyes popping out at 13:40 was just scary on it's own
AH I didn’t see that either that’s horrifying 😭
lol i didn't see the eyes even after watching that moment for 5 times. i felt stupid then i realized my phone's brightness was really low 😂😂
I was wondering how long it was gonna take for Sean to notice the stairs 😭
I love how jack can balance funny and scary at the same time it makes the video fun to watch
Just watched Gab play this yesterday. Always cool seeing the differences between y'all.
I always get pumped when I see Sean posted Chillas art, always such peak vids🙏🙏
God, chillas art is actually an addiction for me. Everything about chillas is actually perfect
Passed the Jacksepticeye Test! Saw a new Jack gameplay, saw CHILLA’S ART, and told everybody I needed an hour to myself this morning because A NEW CHILLAS ART GAME LET’S GOOOOOOO
Chilla's art does not get nearly enough attention they deserve so so so SO much more their games are wonderful fun frightening and beautiful I think I'll be a fan of them forever
YES THANK YOU FOR MAKING ANOTHER CHILLAS ART VID! ❤
Great video, loved the various scares he encountered throughout the game, not too jump-scareish, but plausible. Also, one of my family members owns one of those bear-catching-fish statues that was in the vcr-tv room.
Japanese horror always gives me such an eerie vibe instead of dread or nervousness I normally get with western horror.
Jack playing Chillas art games is my favourite version of any horror material
Gosh this was so unsettling I had to do something in another tab at the same time so I wouldn't get too freaked out. Well done, Chilla's!
"I'm sick of this Grandpa"
"Well that's too damn bad!"
Sean casually dropping a Holes movie quote. 😂
I'm obsessed with Chilla's art right now. not high graphics or action like GTA but man, they're so engaging and exciting. every single game they made is super awesome. i want more of chilla's art.
Love your video Jack and keep up the great work you are awesome
Ok, great vid. Thank you sir. Hugs for you n the fam!
Great suspense and atmosphere. Truly chilling horror game! Great Job Chilla ❤🎉
this is definitely chilla's art's best game so far. It is far more atmospheric than their previous titles and its significantly less janky. i hope they continue to develop their style further!
I took this as the child having undiagnosed schizophrenia because when you go to the hole, you find that there's nothing there. It was all in his mind the entire time.
It’s supernatural, just because they didn’t see anything doesn’t mean nothing was there. Especially when things kept moving and popping up out of nowhere. They wouldn’t both have schizophrenia.
Man this one was spooky as hell. Cheers for the playthrough!
YEEESSSB A NEW CHILLA'S ART GAMMEEE I LOVE THEEESEEE, keep on playing this jack HUHUHU
LETS GO CHILLAS ART WOOOO