Chase B. Nah I’m talking full immersive recreations of abandoned stuff. I wanna walk through a broken down Disney land and be very scared while doing so
I think video games are perfect for liminal spaces because since I was a child, I have a feeling of "loneliness" when I play, especially "empty" games (without npc's). A feeling that makes me miss humanity, get up from the chair and go after someone to interact. living in a liminal space should be like this
It’s why I love games where NPCs are always around. Games like Fallout make me feel so off because you’ll see so many empty spaces...places that have no soul or remnant of humanity...only either horrors of the unknown or...nothing.
wdym “risking your life” liminal spaces are anything from hospitals at night to parking lots, to abandoned buildings, they aren’t really life threatening
0:00 - random minecraft backrooms map 0:21 - madd dog's studio from gta san andreas 1:01 - the betting place by glen park from gta san andreas 2:21 - unused factory interior from gta san andreas 2:41 - the school from baldi's basics 3:02 - random minecraft map 3:21 - Zero's RC shop from gta san andreas 3:40 - gm_construct from garry's mod 4:20 - las venturas police station from gta san andreas (i think) 4:40 - a strip club from gta san andreas
Trevor Henderson is still scary imo, I think he's a great artist. He's really helped inspire people to take up horror creating and art, he might have even helped inspire channels like this one.
@@SchizophrenicFrankie yes, I'll give him that. But I gush over these pictures, because even though they're so... lacking in pretty much anything, they manage to poke me in the most sensitive spots of my brain. Harder than a scary monster ever could. Maybe it's just me, but I find these more disturbing. And I apologize if the sounded insensitive to Trevor, he can poke those sensitive spots, too.
@@khistraley1150 that's ok, i was just trying to explain. I find these unnerving too, it's like thalassaphobia to me, which I have, I can't stand the ocean.
@@ffloat love your content, you helped me research liminal spaces, they're a fascinating phenomenon. Keep up the good work, you're helping bring the new horror wave to people, which is what everyone needs really.
The old 18 Wheels of Steel truck sim games sort of reminded me of this as well. Especially the in game cities felt dead and empty. There was a glitch in the game where you could fall through the ground. You would just fall forever, with the HUD GPS freaking out. The arrow on the GPS would literally grow, and all you would hear is beeping, and text on screen would say "EMERGENCY RESCUE $500 FEE: PRESS F5" or something like that, in blood red letters. You would hear the engine of the truck die out, leaving only the beeping, and you falling and spinning endlessly, and your only escape would be to pay 500 dollars and wake up at a silent auto repair shop. There was such a thing as other truckers in the games, but they would seem dead and shallow, like they were brainwashed or something. Interaction was thoughtless and boring, they didn't even care if you crashed into them. A few low-poly NPC cars littered the streets, driving around city blocks for hours, waiting at each and every traffic light for nothing. In order to make cities seem larger, the game had roads that were under construction. There were a few construction barriers, but not much else. Indeed it was a pretty weak barrier. My 6 year old self decided to drive right around the roadblocks and past some random construction equipment. First off, things seemed pretty normal, a few non-moving cars here and there, nothing much. I rounded a bend to see that the buildings had been replaced with the void. All there was was a road and sidewalk. I kept going right to where the road ended. It led right down deep into a dark blackness, a black darkness, which could consume the player so easily. That game had its flaws, and I had my nightmares. I had nightmares of my grandfather's big rig driving down the highway, slowly sinking into the asphalt, without him noticing. I also dreamed of the old Windows XP PC powering on mid-night, showing only a tractor trailer descending into hell. But yeah, another source for these videos.
Ducks are nothing, man. Silver-Laced Wyandottes, standing all around you in a perfect half-circle like you owe them a tax or something just for being in their presence. They're the real menacing birds. Oh yeah, and they make this very low bass noise by their clucking noises, too. I've seen some crazy stuff happen to raccoons that tried to attack their coop. One of the raccoons had a strange purple glow and his hair was standing on end when he was standing 10 meters from the coop, then he got struck by lightning 2.5 meters away. My advice? Stay out of the Eldritch Zones of the chicken farm sector of InfiniSpace™.
Wow what a coincidence I’ve been planning on designing a ps1 style game soon inspired by the kind of sceneries you share, similar to the style of LSD: Dream Emulator. Seems almost like fate lol Currently I’m well versed in Texture design/graphic design. I plan on picking up coding and 3D design to accomplish this. However, if @float or anyone reading this comment feels they have anything to bring to the table, please leave a reply I plan on using Unity engine.
Just so you know, try not to make complicated code if you just started coding if you wanna release that game early. Focus on core things like player movement, camera movement and sound managers. Other things like adding menu are not required but if you finish with the game and got more time to spend, you can work on things like that.
Dav Mag20 oh I forgot to mention, I’m very intermediate (somewhat expert) in horror sound design I want the game to have the unnerving music, but I also want it to be random (meaning serene music sometimes) And at some point when I’m skilled enough to do it, or when the games ready for it. I’d like a plethora of sounds to be generated into music based on the parameters or seed of the generated area (which would consist of ambience, strange sci-fi noises, metal/industrial flutters and again anything serene) Although I’d like to keep serene and unnerving separate But I still wanna keep a random(anything is possible) approach
I remember right in the middle of the lockdown I had to go back to my work office in an emergency. What would usually be a well lit space with people working and walking around and telephones ringing frequently, was a dark and silent space accompanied by the subtle blow of the aircon. I was the only one in the entire floor since 90% of people were working from home and had stayed there for about 3 hours. I kinda felt like I was in a survival/horror game going around and completing my work tasks like game objectives to escape the building. Not at all spooky but was a really interesting time.
There's no worse feeling than playing your fav fps game and then taking like 2-3 minutes to find an enemy.. because you know they can be behind you all the time.
1:01 I instantly recognized this interior from GTA San Andreas this is that one place you have to rob with Catalina using explosives. I remember this place specifically because I failed that mission so many times by Catalina and the civilians with the explosives somehow. Edit: So I recognize 4 of these from that same game
The hallway at 1:42 is from Lost In Vivo. A horror game I can’t recommend enough to everyone you MUST play it. It’s on steam, pretty cheap and one of the best I’ve ever played. Deserves more popularity
this is basically singleplayer Garry's Mod EDIT: I commented before the Gm_Construct picture lol. that's the one part of the map I just leave empty so I'm used to the picture.
0:42 I remember when I went to the gym with my classmates at sunset. this was nostalgic and scary at the same time because of the immense brightness and darkness around the corners.
the first note of submerged castle legit sends me into a panic i never played pikmin 2 but i remember having an irrational fear of this song in specific and i dont remember how i got so scared of it, let alone how i even discovered it
I’ve heard it described as a place in a video game where you’re not supposed to be, like when you clip through the floor and you’re where only the devs have been
A bridge, a hallway, malls between opening times. A house after its inhabited, but before it's completely destroyed. Unemployment, stairways, cacoons. The space between the floor boards and the building foundation. The very edge of a city, the doorway of a house. It's those "in between" places. They are places that are so common, yet are never seen. If you ever stop at one of these locations, you might realize how strange and unfamiliar they are, despite seeing them everyday. You might think, "this doorway has been stepped in 10,000 times, yet nothing has probably ever happened in it. They're places you aren't supposed to be. You aren't supposed to linger there. What will happen if you do?
Honestly I never get creeped out or scared by any of these. But 3:40 is the only one that makes me wanna stop watching. I've played Garry's Mod for years simply for the unlimited supply of creativity you can create all by yourself or with others. I've played this map most of the time I would play by myself and they've all just been happy memories (I stopped playing for 4 years) but holy shit, I haven't felt this uncomfortable in a really long time. Most of the time I would be laughing or just messing around playing this game, never been scared by this game. But this just nails it honestly. The fact that I have no bad memories from this place makes it even more uncomfortable because this would be the first bad memory. The music really sends chills down my spine too. But bravo this was the first ever one in your channel to creep me out.
Baldi's basics really creeped me out when it first came out because its so liminal and its like that school exists in an alternate reality torture simulation. Its very liminal and creepy.
another thing I remember that is why these pictures resonate with me is that my dad used to be a member of a Gliding Club, and walking through the Hangar to the Toilet was really scary because the lights are off.
Okay, the Gmod ones genuinely freak me out. That feeling of playing sandbox alone and just staring at the darkness, feeling alone, yet scared something is there. That game has the Mario 64 negative emotional aura.
i get the meaning behind liminal spaces/rooms, but i wanted to ask if the "backrooms" would be considered those aswell, since they give me the same feeling
I know the anonymity of the locations is pretty important to the experience, but... I've gotta know what games these photos are from. I only recognize a few and would like to check out the others
Liminal spaces, especially when it comes to games always makes me remember this old freaky game called LSD Dream Emulator, along with Yumi Nikki. Both are similar in the sense that you are exploring weird, usually empty places where it definitely seems like someone had been there but are no longer around. I kinda hope more people make games like those two - it would be awesome as hell to have a game where you just explored with no other beings anywhere to be seen.
I love when I can immediately recognize what games an image is from. Even more so when I’ve never played the game, it’s just that the art style is so distinct you just know.
i feel like a horror game with no sign of enemies or puzzles or plot, just walking through these kinds of spaces trying to get out would be really scary.
Minecraft has extreme liminal space vibes, like when you start of building a place with the walls and ceiling but you haven't filled it with furniture yet
okay a weird take about these spaces in video games, i notice a lot of them in majora's mask. The astral observatory, the trippy final boss room, the zora hall, great bay temple, all gave me this unsettling feeling of nostalgia. Probably why i loved the game so much as a kid
I know almost all of the scary music you're putting in this because I made a playlist of halloween music one year on my phone. It consisted of a huge bunch of video game songs.
ngl I got hit with some heavy nostalgia when I heard the Mirror's Edge ambiance. I've probably played through that game 30 times, and I'm just now realizing how much of a liminal space gold mine it is, with all of it's large featureless office buildings and empty malls. Like that's some textbook liminal space and it's everywhere in that game. You could probably make an entire liminal space video just out of Mirror's Edge screenshots.
Someone needs to make a VR game that just lets you explore real world abandoned places no monsters or anything just you and your own fears.
That's called google earth
Though the service hasn't been updated.. still get the experience with vr support
Chase B. But do u get to go inside of these places
Chase B. Nah I’m talking full immersive recreations of abandoned stuff. I wanna walk through a broken down Disney land and be very scared while doing so
You would start hallucinating after a while
Like the theme park in Chernobyl
Squidward: I might’ve finally found it, a place where I can be all...
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I was driving around where my grandma lives and there was this house, isolated just by itself. It was a huge field a just a white house
Should've took a picture and sent it to float lol
There's plenty of those in the south. People love their space.
Hey I saw that place too!it was on my drive to the beach yesterday
Nice
welcome to america
me: no game design experience
me: let's make one of just liminal spaces
Not a bad idea. So it would be a bunch of connecting areas that never seen to lead anywhere
Omg I wanna see that! Is there anywhere I can see that, I can also try and help I’m equally clueless lol
Or just steal textures from Minecraft and make 3d block FPS game
Make it a horror game where you're being chased down by multiple monsters like Alien: Isolation, except the monsters are always just out of view
The Stanley Parable seems like a liminal space
I think video games are perfect for liminal spaces because since I was a child, I have a feeling of "loneliness" when I play, especially "empty" games (without npc's). A feeling that makes me miss humanity, get up from the chair and go after someone to interact. living in a liminal space should be like this
Stanley Parable and both the Portal games have always given me that feeling
Yes, even with the robots in Portal 1 and 2, they're still not humans.
I get it with Morrowind a lot, it’s hard to explain to anybody else
@@stpidstuff Oh my god yes.
It’s why I love games where NPCs are always around. Games like Fallout make me feel so off because you’ll see so many empty spaces...places that have no soul or remnant of humanity...only either horrors of the unknown or...nothing.
2:41 when you hear that, you know your answer was wrong and all your life will end there
Bruv 1 second ago.
Don’t give me bad memories
True
* pulls out rocket launcher * *_NOT TODAY_*
SODA CAN TIME
That would actually let me fulfill my desire to go to a liminal space since I would never have the balls to in real life lmao
Kizzie •Pop abandoned malls are on the easier side when it comes to finding/safety, I'd just suggest going w a friend👌
wdym “risking your life” liminal spaces are anything from hospitals at night to parking lots, to abandoned buildings, they aren’t really life threatening
evie yes the hell they are, thems scary
@@evie5375 depends on the liminal space really
Astral projection.
3:44 after spending my whole teenage years playing gmod, I recognized this instantly.
@Golden Experience Requiem I used to play it, not anymore though
Speaking of what game mode was played the most, like 80% of my total hours for gmod was TTT
gm_construct
Gmod construct version 13, a timeless video game classic. Probably one of the most played on video game levels of all time.
just pull out an admin gun and shoot the monster
0:00 - random minecraft backrooms map
0:21 - madd dog's studio from gta san andreas
1:01 - the betting place by glen park from gta san andreas
2:21 - unused factory interior from gta san andreas
2:41 - the school from baldi's basics
3:02 - random minecraft map
3:21 - Zero's RC shop from gta san andreas
3:40 - gm_construct from garry's mod
4:20 - las venturas police station from gta san andreas (i think)
4:40 - a strip club from gta san andreas
Foxer29 1:40 ?
@@snowman2551 I believe it's from Lost in Vivo, the reflective maps with the low-res textures gave it away.
My man, you deserve top comment
Damn gta San Andreas is a goldmine for liminal space pics
It looks like that became from LSD dream emulator
These make me feel an emotion I don’t know how to describe.
Anemonia. The feeling of nostalgia for a place you haven't been to before.
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Kenopsia - uncomfortable feeling on open spaces that are supposed to have lots of people in it.
Portal and Portal 2 do a great job at creating this feeling.
Ominous
I click faster than noclipping into these places
nice
some of these are used in games, like the mirror's edge one
Stop using noclip nub >:(
just a random gd player nu >:3
@@SuryaGD Freecam is astral projection and changing maps is dreaming.
These videos are so simple, and somehow way more disturbing than any Trevor Henderson creation I've seen
Trevor Henderson is still scary imo, I think he's a great artist. He's really helped inspire people to take up horror creating and art, he might have even helped inspire channels like this one.
SchizophrenicFrankie you’re correct
@@SchizophrenicFrankie yes, I'll give him that.
But I gush over these pictures, because even though they're so... lacking in pretty much anything, they manage to poke me in the most sensitive spots of my brain. Harder than a scary monster ever could.
Maybe it's just me, but I find these more disturbing.
And I apologize if the sounded insensitive to Trevor, he can poke those sensitive spots, too.
@@khistraley1150 that's ok, i was just trying to explain. I find these unnerving too, it's like thalassaphobia to me, which I have, I can't stand the ocean.
@@ffloat love your content, you helped me research liminal spaces, they're a fascinating phenomenon. Keep up the good work, you're helping bring the new horror wave to people, which is what everyone needs really.
GTA being empty is kind of cool.
_0:02__ the classroom when we take a test:_
_0:06__ the kid behind me:_
2:42
???
don't you mean 0:04?
@@thisisafakename2047gay
@@1O1neTake u
It's a three pronged attack: subliminal, liminal, and superliminal.
I understood that reference
The old 18 Wheels of Steel truck sim games sort of reminded me of this as well. Especially the in game cities felt dead and empty. There was a glitch in the game where you could fall through the ground. You would just fall forever, with the HUD GPS freaking out. The arrow on the GPS would literally grow, and all you would hear is beeping, and text on screen would say "EMERGENCY RESCUE $500 FEE: PRESS F5" or something like that, in blood red letters. You would hear the engine of the truck die out, leaving only the beeping, and you falling and spinning endlessly, and your only escape would be to pay 500 dollars and wake up at a silent auto repair shop. There was such a thing as other truckers in the games, but they would seem dead and shallow, like they were brainwashed or something. Interaction was thoughtless and boring, they didn't even care if you crashed into them. A few low-poly NPC cars littered the streets, driving around city blocks for hours, waiting at each and every traffic light for nothing. In order to make cities seem larger, the game had roads that were under construction. There were a few construction barriers, but not much else. Indeed it was a pretty weak barrier. My 6 year old self decided to drive right around the roadblocks and past some random construction equipment. First off, things seemed pretty normal, a few non-moving cars here and there, nothing much. I rounded a bend to see that the buildings had been replaced with the void. All there was was a road and sidewalk. I kept going right to where the road ended. It led right down deep into a dark blackness, a black darkness, which could consume the player so easily. That game had its flaws, and I had my nightmares. I had nightmares of my grandfather's big rig driving down the highway, slowly sinking into the asphalt, without him noticing. I also dreamed of the old Windows XP PC powering on mid-night, showing only a tractor trailer descending into hell.
But yeah, another source for these videos.
The Beginner's Guide
The Stanley Parable...
And most of all...
THE NEVERHOOD
If you play Gmod sandbox by yourself...
Minecraft
This is SO good. Video games are ripe with things like this. Places that feel unreal because they’re so close to reality, just not close enough.
3:51
Thats Gm_Construct. A Preset Map In Garrys Mod. Now That I Think About It. That Is A Pretty Scary Place.
It's scary until you spawn shrek with a rocket launcher and some combine
It's just some wasteland in between a few housing blocks, yet it feels so strange...
if i didn't know these were videogame osts these could easily be fragments of vaporwave songs
Yes. WE MUST MAKE A COLLAB. ALBUM.
Do a video on that fear of being watched by ducks
Ducks are nothing, man. Silver-Laced Wyandottes, standing all around you in a perfect half-circle like you owe them a tax or something just for being in their presence. They're the real menacing birds. Oh yeah, and they make this very low bass noise by their clucking noises, too. I've seen some crazy stuff happen to raccoons that tried to attack their coop. One of the raccoons had a strange purple glow and his hair was standing on end when he was standing 10 meters from the coop, then he got struck by lightning 2.5 meters away. My advice? Stay out of the Eldritch Zones of the chicken farm sector of InfiniSpace™.
I would cry
Bio-error 1d10t: User unable to create name. Quack
geese, they are evil
@@iloveu1579 wait you have the fear
*2:00** SCREAMS OF THE DAMNED ARE MY KIND OF JAM*
Wow what a coincidence
I’ve been planning on designing a ps1 style game soon inspired by the kind of sceneries you share, similar to the style of LSD: Dream Emulator.
Seems almost like fate lol
Currently I’m well versed in Texture design/graphic design.
I plan on picking up coding and 3D design to accomplish this.
However, if @float or anyone reading this comment feels they have anything to bring to the table, please leave a reply
I plan on using Unity engine.
Just so you know, try not to make complicated code if you just started coding if you wanna release that game early. Focus on core things like player movement, camera movement and sound managers. Other things like adding menu are not required but if you finish with the game and got more time to spend, you can work on things like that.
Thank you so much, this is probably the best advice I could’ve gotten because it was exactly what I was wondering (especially about the menu) lol
@@sad10promo This is an awesome idea! What do you think about the game soundtrack? I believe that ambience is perfect for this
Dav Mag20 oh I forgot to mention, I’m very intermediate (somewhat expert) in horror sound design
I want the game to have the unnerving music, but I also want it to be random (meaning serene music sometimes)
And at some point when I’m skilled enough to do it, or when the games ready for it. I’d like a plethora of sounds to be generated into music based on the parameters or seed of the generated area (which would consist of ambience, strange sci-fi noises, metal/industrial flutters and again anything serene)
Although I’d like to keep serene and unnerving separate
But I still wanna keep a random(anything is possible) approach
s a d / 1 0 randomized music, especially creepy randomized music, would set the tone really well
ohh man. still got that submerged castle ptsd
As a child, out of bounds scare me every time. Now i know why.
It's like something that isn't meant to be seen. And my brain wants to think that there's a possibility that an npc is secretly lurking.
Yup as kid playing cod zombies I would often imagine what the place where the zombies came from looked like
4:00
Damn, that one's good
Have you ever wondered what it looks like in between those trees up close? We've never seen that. Ever.
@@andrewprahst2529 interesting thought
But I can confirm, it's just a plantation and some houses
MrDaft And it has my fav song from SH4
What game is that
@@moistygg forza horizon 3
I remember right in the middle of the lockdown I had to go back to my work office in an emergency. What would usually be a well lit space with people working and walking around and telephones ringing frequently, was a dark and silent space accompanied by the subtle blow of the aircon. I was the only one in the entire floor since 90% of people were working from home and had stayed there for about 3 hours. I kinda felt like I was in a survival/horror game going around and completing my work tasks like game objectives to escape the building. Not at all spooky but was a really interesting time.
I knew the music from the River Twygz would be in here.
i can never get over it mane. shit scary
River Twygz Bed still scares me silly. I hate it.
...oh... I'm... not a paper Mario fan, and THAT, is the most terrifying music I've ever heard in a video game...
When a places you've seen in your nightmares 2 float?
There's no worse feeling than playing your fav fps game and then taking like 2-3 minutes to find an enemy.. because you know they can be behind you all the time.
I love how every image has a disturbing sound from the videogame for example 2:44 and 3:00
That's why baldi's basics is a good horror game. It feels exactly like a dream you would've had at age 5.
1:01 I instantly recognized this interior from GTA San Andreas this is that one place you have to rob with Catalina using explosives. I remember this place specifically because I failed that mission so many times by Catalina and the civilians with the explosives somehow.
Edit: So I recognize 4 of these from that same game
i remember the tanking mission i legit got so mad and i was so relieved when i beat it
then the claude race came along and..
The hallway at 1:42 is from Lost In Vivo. A horror game I can’t recommend enough to everyone you MUST play it. It’s on steam, pretty cheap and one of the best I’ve ever played. Deserves more popularity
2:40 makes me think of a
Pilotredsun made videogame
nick kerinklio the game is Baldis Basics in education an learning
True :-0
@@thefilipinokid3575 Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning*
Pilotredsun prefectly opotimizes liminality
What country is called him
this is basically singleplayer Garry's Mod
EDIT: I commented before the Gm_Construct picture lol. that's the one part of the map I just leave empty so I'm used to the picture.
1:20 had the best music
word that was bumping
0:42 I remember when I went to the gym with my classmates at sunset. this was nostalgic and scary at the same time because of the immense brightness and darkness around the corners.
Nice to know others have felt the same things about these kinds of areas
the first note of submerged castle legit sends me into a panic
i never played pikmin 2 but i remember having an irrational fear of this song in specific and i dont remember how i got so scared of it, let alone how i even discovered it
If float has the kind of bravery to stare at these images while editing imagine the stuff that _honestly scares him_
This isn’t scary?
Some skin is thicker than others
It's not scary though-
i mean i look at these photos for fun, obviously since i'm here. it's unnerving but it's a nice feeling to be unnerved
mbOy BACK WITH A BANGER AS ALWAYS
I wasn't planning on sleeping anyway
What is a “liminal space”
Edit: thanks guys I understand now :D
a subtly creepy transition area basically
not really anything unusual but its enough to disturb you given the right ambience
Look it up you will understand it better
I’ve heard it described as a place in a video game where you’re not supposed to be, like when you clip through the floor and you’re where only the devs have been
A bridge, a hallway, malls between opening times. A house after its inhabited, but before it's completely destroyed. Unemployment, stairways, cacoons. The space between the floor boards and the building foundation. The very edge of a city, the doorway of a house.
It's those "in between" places. They are places that are so common, yet are never seen. If you ever stop at one of these locations, you might realize how strange and unfamiliar they are, despite seeing them everyday. You might think, "this doorway has been stepped in 10,000 times, yet nothing has probably ever happened in it. They're places you aren't supposed to be. You aren't supposed to linger there. What will happen if you do?
@@andrewprahst2529 I still don't get it, I guess I must be stupid then
Silent Hill 4 - Fever Chill. 1:20. The quintessential liminal spaces song in my opinion. Great video!
2:23
*This is America starts playing*
The submerged castle music from pikmin 2 fits so well imagine being in one of these places then the waterwraith just pops out of a corner
2:47 I will never play baldi's Basics again because of what I just saw
Honestly I never get creeped out or scared by any of these. But 3:40 is the only one that makes me wanna stop watching. I've played Garry's Mod for years simply for the unlimited supply of creativity you can create all by yourself or with others. I've played this map most of the time I would play by myself and they've all just been happy memories (I stopped playing for 4 years) but holy shit, I haven't felt this uncomfortable in a really long time. Most of the time I would be laughing or just messing around playing this game, never been scared by this game. But this just nails it honestly. The fact that I have no bad memories from this place makes it even more uncomfortable because this would be the first bad memory. The music really sends chills down my spine too. But bravo this was the first ever one in your channel to creep me out.
These bring back memories
Are they all from this life?
Andrew Prahst Does everything have to be turned into something deep
Baldi's basics really creeped me out when it first came out because its so liminal and its like that school exists in an alternate reality torture simulation. Its very liminal and creepy.
I really like this concept, I LIVE FOR ATMOSPHERE
Food, water, ATMOSPHERE!
The Baldi ruler slaps
They sounded like they got closer every time a new slap happened
I'm living for the fact you're using the silent hill soundtracks
another thing I remember that is why these pictures resonate with me is that my dad used to be a member of a Gliding Club, and walking through the Hangar to the Toilet was really scary because the lights are off.
2:43 **vietnam flashbacks**
I hear every door you open... Nah I'm just kidding I'm not going to sing that song!
Okay, the Gmod ones genuinely freak me out. That feeling of playing sandbox alone and just staring at the darkness, feeling alone, yet scared something is there. That game has the Mario 64 negative emotional aura.
Honestly the mirror's Edge level made me feel more comfortable then disturbed 😳
So glad to see Perfect Dark here, i always think about that game when i think about liminal spaces
these videos are soooo cool, i love these kinda of vibes i enjoy them a lot🖤
The baldi one really shocked fear in me from when I played it. It's like this kind of poorly made bootleg educational game with a dark twist to it.
stanley parable is the game of liminal spaces, if you turn off the narrator’s subtitles.
the baldi one is so accurate it hurts lmao
3:13 same noise i get when my bluetooth earbuds act up
I don't know why, but i love the emotion that i feel when i see this videos
Getting trapped in a world like this:
Everybody: ahh help
Introverts: *it's free real estate*
1:40 made me instantly tense, that level’s theme is so scary
0:25 GTA SA MD’s recording studio
That feeling when even after you turn a full 360, something STILL feels like its behind you.
Never look up.. they don't like it when you look up..
i get the meaning behind liminal spaces/rooms, but i wanted to ask if the "backrooms" would be considered those aswell, since they give me the same feeling
2:40 I just got 1 million flashbacks from that one smack. 💀
I know the anonymity of the locations is pretty important to the experience, but... I've gotta know what games these photos are from. I only recognize a few and would like to check out the others
I recognize these: 1:01 GTA San Andreas Horse Betting Place, 2:56 Baldi's Basics, 3:05 Minecraft
To add a few, 1:40 is Lost in Vivo, a very good horror game, and 3:20 is Postal 2 I believe. There's a very obvious Mirror's Edge in there too.
@@mrmuffinz126 Yea Mirror's Edge at 0:40
Whats the one at 2:20?
@@jimmybean420 unused gta sa map
Gta SA, the houses in this game had something that made them just plain depressing inside
4:00 what game is that?
Forza horizon 3
I took that one actually lul
MrDaft I figured it was I recognized the city in the background
@@werefunny gotta love Surfers Paradise
Gmod
Those liminal spaces make me feel like playing a multiplayer game alone and then taking damage from a non existent player
Liminal spaces, especially when it comes to games always makes me remember this old freaky game called LSD Dream Emulator, along with Yumi Nikki. Both are similar in the sense that you are exploring weird, usually empty places where it definitely seems like someone had been there but are no longer around. I kinda hope more people make games like those two - it would be awesome as hell to have a game where you just explored with no other beings anywhere to be seen.
I love when I can immediately recognize what games an image is from. Even more so when I’ve never played the game, it’s just that the art style is so distinct you just know.
i feel like a horror game with no sign of enemies or puzzles or plot, just walking through these kinds of spaces trying to get out would be really scary.
YO I LOVE THE CALMING VIBES FROM MIRRORS EDGE
in love with the aesthetic of mirror's edge
2:40 hmmmm yes I remember a bald man with a quarter here.
I HAVE BEEN HAVING THIS SPECIFIC FEELING ABOUT CERTAIN VIDEO GAMES. Something I cannot physically describe. But this video fulfilled that feeling.
River twygz bed always gives me goosebumps and makes my eyes water when I listen to it
Minecraft has extreme liminal space vibes, like when you start of building a place with the walls and ceiling but you haven't filled it with furniture yet
I love "Silent hill 4 The room's" soundtrack.
3:13 I thought my computer crashed
I think videos like these explained the thoughts of weird places I had in my mind for a long time
Nice pics, and your right San Andreas is a gold mine. I was able to make a whole video of liminal space on San Andreas lol.
Time to watch yet another video that scares me out of my wits!
okay a weird take about these spaces in video games, i notice a lot of them in majora's mask. The astral observatory, the trippy final boss room, the zora hall, great bay temple, all gave me this unsettling feeling of nostalgia. Probably why i loved the game so much as a kid
Same here.
The best liminal spaces in video games are on dead mmo servers, I still remember them but can't find them anymore
I like how the second one has a more conventional beat for the picture of a music studio.
I appreciate the use of the silent hill 4 ost!
I know almost all of the scary music you're putting in this because I made a playlist of halloween music one year on my phone. It consisted of a huge bunch of video game songs.
Love the mirror's edge part 00:40
The Mirror's edge ambience just SLAPPED me with nostalgia
ngl I got hit with some heavy nostalgia when I heard the Mirror's Edge ambiance. I've probably played through that game 30 times, and I'm just now realizing how much of a liminal space gold mine it is, with all of it's large featureless office buildings and empty malls. Like that's some textbook liminal space and it's everywhere in that game. You could probably make an entire liminal space video just out of Mirror's Edge screenshots.
I think one of the reasons why Liminal Spaces have such an effect on me is 'cause I grew up playing Gmod Singleplayer since the age of 5
Driver 3. That game make me feel alone, perfect for liminal spaces.
2:40 B-Baldi?!
0:04 Minecraft wool