A comforting thought, in a actual experiment, a 17 year old stayed awake for whole 11 days total and did NOT become a creepy, cryptic zombie speaking into the nothingness, and recovered swiftly and quickly. So rest easy fellow folks with poor sleep schedules!
Well you might be slightly wrong he did hallucinate so its possible he did speak to nothing lol Idk but that sleep deprivation hallucination is a serious thing its scary especially when you dont know why youre hallucinating
Fun fact: the creepy image of the Russian Sleep Experiment is actually an eddited image of a halloween prop from Spirit Halloween, called "spazm". They just blacked out the eyes and used a marker to make the wrinkles on the skin darker, then put it through a filter. Just fun trivia.
Now I want an RPG Maker game of the Russian sleep experiment. A cute story game with multiple characters who try to stay awake while slowly losing their shit. The protagonist can have multiple options throughout the story that decide on the outcome of the experiment or how fast everyone goes insane. Makes multiple endings possible as well.
It kills me that even though this is a completely fictional experiment, they could have made it seem genuinely believable with the information they shared during the game. This was so elementary. Even with the lousy game play, the realism of the story could have held it together. Dropped the ball on this one.
Right. You hear a lot about unethical experiments in the 1940s, but not from Russia because Stalin really didn't like scientists. Speaking of which, I wouldn't be surprised if sleep deprivation was on the list of tests in Japan or Germany at the time.
There isn't much to it, the only way I can think of being a game is you actually performing the experiment on a subject and seeing what happens or being the subject yourself and seeing hallucinations. Not a huge fan of the "Walk around and listen to the story via audio device or pages" and just waiting for a jumpscare.
@@VengeanceLN I could imagine there being a game similar to the mortuary assistant where you perform the experiment and you have to check up on the patients and see the effects and such
@@serpentking1039 that's wat I was thinking, or you as a patient fall into a madness and you see monsters you kill to keep your sanity but in reality they were just other people who were also in the experiment or doctors and nurses.
Yeah the jumpscare at the end got me. I kinda feel like it would have been better if it was just the guy slowly walking out from the darkness and towards you while saying the final lines of the origional story while it fades to black.
There were those folks who were convinced they would die if they slept. They stayed awake for days. ...and when they went to sleep and woke up screaming before their hearts just gave out. These events inspired Wes Craven to make "A Nightmare on Elm Street". I'm no doctor or anything, but I assume that the stress on the body from staying awake for so long combined with a nightmare brought on by their belief they would die if they slept ended up killing them.
My record was 5 days due to a medication my doc gave me (for sore throat, can you imagine !?). On 3rd day I began feeling paranoid, i was afraid im going to get invaded by neighboring country. On day 5 I almost called my sis who lived far away and ask her where my son was, 'Almost' because it was 4AM and I thought it was rude to call at that hour. I didnt even have a son, nor am I married to begin with. On day6, I decided to stop taking the meds and just let the sore throat heal on its own.
One of those "we just recreate the environment so you can wander around before the scary monster jumpscares you" games that can be beaten in like 10 minutes. I wouldn't want to see a full game of his concept, the Creepypasta really didn't have much meat to it in the first place, one of those classic stories that people remember being scarier than it actually was.
Yeah, I feel like it would've been a better concept if the player would be the subject of the sleep experiment. Maybe even ,though this is an already widely used trope, it would be that the player isn't supposed to know that "they're the monster all along". This was kinda just a walking simulator demo with voice acting and a single, really cheap jumpscare with the typical "monster screams in your face while jiggling its head".
_Science has made us gods even before we are worthy of being men ~Rostand_ The game is set in a scary time and behavioral manipulation is always frightening. This wasn't a bad adaptation of that original creepypasta. Some of the details were left out, but the dev tried to convey them by walking us thru the scene. It both worked and didn't work. But, I appreciate the extremely creepy art and the attempt to make us feel the horror of the experiments having gone too far.
Bro I dont know what your videos have that makes them so entertaining. I dont even like horror games but for some reason I can have one of your videos just playing in my second monitor at all times while I work.
One thing I've learned over the last year is how important sleep is for your mental and physical health. This is specially obvious when you're injured or sick. Don't neglect sleep boys, it also makes you live longer
This is definitely true but also stressing about not getting enough sleep is worse for you. Obviously there are lots of people who just sleep as soon as their heads hit the pillow but if you're somehow who struggles like me, hearing about how much you need sleep only makes you stress about it and makes it harder to sleep.
@@SecureBirch410 oh yes, mastering sleep is not simple. I've spent years trying to overcome my insomnia, I used to sleep at 4-6 am every night. Nowadays I have fixed my sleep schedule and I even have months where I wake up at 6 am (best mornings imo). Here are some tips: - Work out, a lot, this will help you feel tired and hormones will help you sleep better - no eating for a couple of hours before sleep. - no screens before sleep - force yourself to wake a bit earlier every day (5 mins will do a lot over time), and reward yourself when you manage to do it. Little by little your internal clock will adjust to your new objective. As I said, it took me years (6 I think) to master sleep, and nowadays I can practically sleep at any time I want as long as it's not before 10pm. But most importantly, don't give up, it's a long road, for many its shorter, for others might be longer than mine, but with effort you will make it
I believe the picture that was put with the original creepy pasta was actually just a spirit halloween prop not to make people knew about. I think you can still buy that prop today.
According to google: approximately 264 hours The longest recorded time without sleep is approximately 264 hours, or just over 11 consecutive days. Although it's unclear exactly how long humans can survive without sleep, it isn't long before the effects of sleep deprivation start to show.
Russian Sleep Experiment was one of my first experiences with creepypasta, but NOT through reading it online, just by word of mouth when I was in maybe second grade. I don't know if the kid believed it was true, was purposely lying, or just didn't clarify that it wasn't a true story, but the way he presented it and the slightly warped and lost details made it sound extremely real, and I believed it was a real experiment until just a few years ago. Even after I found out it was fictional, it still scared me so much. And then, just this year, I read it. It was so bad I immediately stopped being scared and I cannot take anything relating to it seriously any more. It was so poorly written and had ZERO suspension of disbelief. I spent 15 years of my life terrified to death of it, believing it was true, not being able to sleep many nights because of thinking about it, and reading it immediately cured me. It's a joke. A 7-year-old told a better scary story. I do not have the words to convey how poorly made it was.
The environment was pretty spooky/creepy to me, at least. I feel that the finish/ending is a little weak, but tbf, I don't know if this could finish any other way anyway. (Although maybe less noise might be nice. A lot of the best scares I've seen was done without sharp/loud noises.) Manly's idea to start from the beginning (so we get to slowly see what the experiment did to the test subjects) could be interesting.
Ayy I like this creepypasta. It genuinely terrified me right up until the creature starts monologuing 😂. It's a wonder no one's made a game or movie out of it before.
Things that the lack of sleep does to a person are... really scary. Hell, pretty much all my manic episodes were caused that way, so it's personally scary too.
The world record for sleep deprivation is 11 days apparently, but I was under the impression the max was 7 days without some sort of micronap or use of stimulants while not suffering from a condition like FFI which is *super* rare. I've had chronic insomnia for over 7 years and I'm still good, can definitely stay sane after 4-5 days with no sleep and no micronaps, with a rotating sleep schedule of 2-5 hrs per day. I assume my brain is looking a lot like swiss cheese now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I remember listening to the creepypasta this game is based on many years ago, when I was very young. I'm glad it hasn't been forgotten, it was a good story. :)
I'm from Russia and coincidentally I couldn't sleep this night. Btw it's already morning here 😢 had to rewatch old Manly's vids to get through the night, so thanks to this I'm OK
From what I remember of the creepypasta, this place must of been pressure washed 5 or 6 times before the player gets there. Needs to be a PowerWash Simulator level.
I remember when i was able to make my brother believe that the Russian Sleep Experiment was real. And I love watching Manly, helps me relax, love you Manly! ❤
I remember this developer, they made Timore and some other games Manly played, they really came a long ways, what a great anime arc~ I often think about Russian Sleep experiment, that haunting face burns into your memories, and I think they nailed the Test subject's likeness! This one is one of the better Creepypastas because its written so well you question its validity. The final phrase They tell the Doctor is still chilling to this day.
I've been rewatching old Manly videos for like the last five hours and when this popped up in my feed I thought it was another old one I just hadn't seen yet lol
watch the jumpscare part at .25X speed. the animation is so fuckin goofy, the model is goofy, and his teeth blink in and out of existence. apparently lack of sleep makes the ends of your arms fuse together somehow.
The Russian Sleep Experiment is one of my absolute favorite creepypastas of all time, just "realistic" enough to seem plausible, super happy someone made a game based on it
honestly, as much as I've never really been abig fan of the original creepypasta, I do have to give the devs credit for really good use of lighting here
The graphics are good, but the tension falls drastically. Maybe showing some fragments during the experiment, or having more chase to escape the facility could've helped to keep the tension
My favorite creepy pasta! 'The keep cutting" is from where they were taken out and being operated on, "fixed" and they didn't want anesthesia I believe the one they gave it to died. So when they were being worked on they were smiling and saying "keep cutting" They didn't include like half the story but still cool
I know it isn't your usual kind of game to play, but I absolutely adore it with all my heart and the word about it needs to get out there. Thus, vid 1 of asking you to play Sanabi. I have nothing to do with making it but please, it's only a few weeks old.
Usually it’s about 10 days before you die without sleep, however they did say they were using an experimental gas stimulant, so maybe that kept them alive? Just a hypothesis
Last may I stayed awake for 6 days straight because I was working two full time jobs and FF16 JUST came out and I mean… I HAD to play it. Upsides: I got to finish FF16 in a week. Downsides: No insanity. No paranoia. Can’t remember what the hell happened in FF16. Had trouble falling asleep on day 7. Girlfriend was a little angry (nothing a couple coupons for Red Lobster couldn’t fix)
They pulled out their intestines, which you can survive for a while. They only ate their “flesh,” like skin and muscle. The story was good until the ending, when they just came out and said what they were implying the whole time.
i don't usually comment on your videos, but i watch quite a lot, and the russian sleep experiment is one of my favourite creepypastas, so naturally i was really excited to see this. but... man, the creator really dropped the ball on this. it could've been so good, but the atmosphere was so absent and the "scare" at the end so bad that i feel compelled to say just how much better the actual full creepypasta is. credit to the voice actors, they were both incredibly good, but both the voices in the ending scene just didn't fit the tone. it leaves me asking what the point of making the game was, taking such an innovative and terrifying story, and like manly said, dropping you into the climax, and just making it a walking simulator while you listen to a worse retelling of the source material. one thing that did give me hope was where you can hear one of the participants whispering in the cell beside you, that was a good scene, but the rest of this is just... what was the point?
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Welcome to the Wake up Club how Wake up are ya? *warning* the beginning of the game has some fairly annoying background flashing effects
always awake for new manly uploads
I want to sleep let me sleep let me sleep let me sleep
oh cool! I've been listening to creepy pasta from Lighthouse, love this stuff.
I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake I'm awake
am awake, am tired
Ah, nothing scarier than a lazy 120 decibel horn going off in my ears.
Is really that loud? A warning stamp will be nice
it's at about 11:56 in case you wanna rewatch it sometime ^^
Nice, i read that just in time to turn down the volume a bit, thanks
@@cookie_on_joy8302saved my ear drums 🙏
Bless you for the warning. My sleeping infant thanks you.
I can't believe they made a creepypasta about a guy staying up 30 minutes after bedtime.
……………
This creepy pasta is creepy
@@Bat_whisperswhen the spooky story is spooky
my kid self wouldn't stay up past curfew had I found out about this creepypasta sooner
A comforting thought, in a actual experiment, a 17 year old stayed awake for whole 11 days total and did NOT become a creepy, cryptic zombie speaking into the nothingness, and recovered swiftly and quickly.
So rest easy fellow folks with poor sleep schedules!
Well you might be slightly wrong he did hallucinate so its possible he did speak to nothing lol
Idk but that sleep deprivation hallucination is a serious thing its scary especially when you dont know why youre hallucinating
Oh! Did you change your pfp?
Randy Gardner? I think he'd disagree with ya, broo...
He did start getting problems with sleeping for the rest of his life tho
The people in the RSE were also pumped full of chemicals. That probably didn't help
Fun fact: the creepy image of the Russian Sleep Experiment is actually an eddited image of a halloween prop from Spirit Halloween, called "spazm".
They just blacked out the eyes and used a marker to make the wrinkles on the skin darker, then put it through a filter.
Just fun trivia.
Actually, sparky is a clown. You're thinking of "spazm"
That is a fun fact. It bother me for ages wondering what it was. Thank you!! 😁😁
It's interesting how much lighting can turn a spooky but kind of goofy prop into a terrifying, enduring image
*blacked
@@thepotatoking13 thanks, I edited it
Having the sudden MANLY urge to dream cute teensy little wittle dweams after watching someone play a horror game
fight the nightmare with cuteness thinking of SCP 999
Which one was that again?
The orange happy slime
@@MiePeach oh right
I don't Like it, it's too cute
Pov:youre not sleeping done and your mom wake you up for going to school:
Now I want an RPG Maker game of the Russian sleep experiment. A cute story game with multiple characters who try to stay awake while slowly losing their shit. The protagonist can have multiple options throughout the story that decide on the outcome of the experiment or how fast everyone goes insane. Makes multiple endings possible as well.
That’s such cute idea they’re staying up past their bedtime hehe!! :3 (I’m sorry)
And i hope theres lots of cute waifus seducing you "oooh what can we do to pass the night awake wink wink" the first few days before going nuts
@@RandomNoob12346 ja
@@RandomNoob12346 I love you. Genuinely.
fear and hunger 2: Termina
It kills me that even though this is a completely fictional experiment, they could have made it seem genuinely believable with the information they shared during the game. This was so elementary. Even with the lousy game play, the realism of the story could have held it together. Dropped the ball on this one.
Agreed. Aside from the creature, it was a waste of time for everyone involved.
Right. You hear a lot about unethical experiments in the 1940s, but not from Russia because Stalin really didn't like scientists.
Speaking of which, I wouldn't be surprised if sleep deprivation was on the list of tests in Japan or Germany at the time.
Yeah the game is horrible
I liked the buildup, it was decent. But the jumpscare kinda did nothing for me
What you didn't liked the cheesy voice's cringy speech about being the insanity inside all of us?
Oooh the legendary Russian Sleep Experiment creepypasta. I'm surprised it wasn't turned into a game before.
There isn't much to it, the only way I can think of being a game is you actually performing the experiment on a subject and seeing what happens or being the subject yourself and seeing hallucinations. Not a huge fan of the "Walk around and listen to the story via audio device or pages" and just waiting for a jumpscare.
Not enough to work with.
Be real. You'd be a subject? So you sit in a room and have spooky hallucinations?
@@VengeanceLN I could imagine there being a game similar to the mortuary assistant where you perform the experiment and you have to check up on the patients and see the effects and such
@@serpentking1039 that's wat I was thinking, or you as a patient fall into a madness and you see monsters you kill to keep your sanity but in reality they were just other people who were also in the experiment or doctors and nurses.
@@VengeanceLNI love jump scares and he should’ve been chasing you while you hide from him in lockers
11:56 is a pretty loud jumpscare, so watch out
Thank you!!
Thanks
I was watching this in the night with no earbuds to thanks for the heads-up 😅
Thank you!
Bro is doing the lords work or something👏👏
i love how in almost every jumpscare ive seen him encounter hes just like "...ok."
The Russian Sleep Experiment:
"Why are we speaking English?"
In Russian this story is actually called the "Texas sleep experiment "
why is there an american locker in a russian bunker
Yeah the jumpscare at the end got me. I kinda feel like it would have been better if it was just the guy slowly walking out from the darkness and towards you while saying the final lines of the origional story while it fades to black.
There were those folks who were convinced they would die if they slept. They stayed awake for days. ...and when they went to sleep and woke up screaming before their hearts just gave out. These events inspired Wes Craven to make "A Nightmare on Elm Street". I'm no doctor or anything, but I assume that the stress on the body from staying awake for so long combined with a nightmare brought on by their belief they would die if they slept ended up killing them.
My record was 5 days due to a medication my doc gave me (for sore throat, can you imagine !?).
On 3rd day I began feeling paranoid, i was afraid im going to get invaded by neighboring country.
On day 5 I almost called my sis who lived far away and ask her where my son was, 'Almost' because it was 4AM and I thought it was rude to call at that hour.
I didnt even have a son, nor am I married to begin with.
On day6, I decided to stop taking the meds and just let the sore throat heal on its own.
What the HELL did you take!?
bro that doctor literally gave you crack or something
The fuck did the guy gave you
Now, now...are you sure it wasn't some sort of an experimental chemical?
@@maruchan.sabor.cotufa3847 I don't know what it was but I have heard of medicines for sore throats that do that
It's pretty crazy
omg this creepypasta used to scare me so much when I was younger, so awesome that someone turned it into a game!
I think any kid would be afraid
They made movie about that creepypasta it was pretty good movie it's called the sleep experiment
Almost a decade to late but still pretty neat
bless my art teacher from last year, once during class i overheard him talking about the russian sleep experiment like it was real😭😭
the creepypasta is loosely based on the real russian sleep experiments.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommeWhen my teacher started talking about a hip hop sample from a jack harlow song, it instantly reminded thats shes 21 lol
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme nah he’s an older guy, gen x maybe? he probably just heard about it in passing online lol
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommebros millennials are like 40 lol
@@stwish3910your teacher's only 21 ? In my country we finish studies at 24 years old 💀
Hey, thanks for playing my Insomnis Experiment!
One of those "we just recreate the environment so you can wander around before the scary monster jumpscares you" games that can be beaten in like 10 minutes. I wouldn't want to see a full game of his concept, the Creepypasta really didn't have much meat to it in the first place, one of those classic stories that people remember being scarier than it actually was.
This type of game is getting so redundant. We all know what's gonna happen from the start. I still like the creepypasta though
a huge contributing factor is the iconic image
Yeah, I feel like it would've been a better concept if the player would be the subject of the sleep experiment. Maybe even ,though this is an already widely used trope, it would be that the player isn't supposed to know that "they're the monster all along".
This was kinda just a walking simulator demo with voice acting and a single, really cheap jumpscare with the typical "monster screams in your face while jiggling its head".
Yeah this was just really boring, which is honestly the worst thing a piece of media can be.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommewhy whats wrong with the person who made it?
I love the lack of music. Way more creepy to just have silence
_Science has made us gods even before we are worthy of being men ~Rostand_
The game is set in a scary time and behavioral manipulation is always frightening. This wasn't a bad adaptation of that original creepypasta. Some of the details were left out, but the dev tried to convey them by walking us thru the scene. It both worked and didn't work. But, I appreciate the extremely creepy art and the attempt to make us feel the horror of the experiments having gone too far.
Bro I dont know what your videos have that makes them so entertaining. I dont even like horror games but for some reason I can have one of your videos just playing in my second monitor at all times while I work.
One thing I've learned over the last year is how important sleep is for your mental and physical health. This is specially obvious when you're injured or sick. Don't neglect sleep boys, it also makes you live longer
This is definitely true but also stressing about not getting enough sleep is worse for you. Obviously there are lots of people who just sleep as soon as their heads hit the pillow but if you're somehow who struggles like me, hearing about how much you need sleep only makes you stress about it and makes it harder to sleep.
@@SecureBirch410 oh yes, mastering sleep is not simple. I've spent years trying to overcome my insomnia, I used to sleep at 4-6 am every night.
Nowadays I have fixed my sleep schedule and I even have months where I wake up at 6 am (best mornings imo).
Here are some tips:
- Work out, a lot, this will help you feel tired and hormones will help you sleep better
- no eating for a couple of hours before sleep.
- no screens before sleep
- force yourself to wake a bit earlier every day (5 mins will do a lot over time), and reward yourself when you manage to do it. Little by little your internal clock will adjust to your new objective.
As I said, it took me years (6 I think) to master sleep, and nowadays I can practically sleep at any time I want as long as it's not before 10pm.
But most importantly, don't give up, it's a long road, for many its shorter, for others might be longer than mine, but with effort you will make it
I believe the picture that was put with the original creepy pasta was actually just a spirit halloween prop not to make people knew about. I think you can still buy that prop today.
Manly whispering "Why are you doing this" will haunt my dreams, no sleep for me!
I don't think that was manly but I'm not sure
Watching this at midnight and I got both of my animals near me, my cat and dog. Other than not being able to sleep, life is pretty good rn.
I loved the Russian No Sleep Experiment creepypasta back in the day! I’m surprised more games were never made inspired by it
That "wait, i'm trapped..." is PERFECTION
According to google: approximately 264 hours
The longest recorded time without sleep is approximately 264 hours, or just over 11 consecutive days. Although it's unclear exactly how long humans can survive without sleep, it isn't long before the effects of sleep deprivation start to show.
Russian Sleep Experiment was one of my first experiences with creepypasta, but NOT through reading it online, just by word of mouth when I was in maybe second grade. I don't know if the kid believed it was true, was purposely lying, or just didn't clarify that it wasn't a true story, but the way he presented it and the slightly warped and lost details made it sound extremely real, and I believed it was a real experiment until just a few years ago. Even after I found out it was fictional, it still scared me so much.
And then, just this year, I read it.
It was so bad I immediately stopped being scared and I cannot take anything relating to it seriously any more. It was so poorly written and had ZERO suspension of disbelief. I spent 15 years of my life terrified to death of it, believing it was true, not being able to sleep many nights because of thinking about it, and reading it immediately cured me. It's a joke. A 7-year-old told a better scary story. I do not have the words to convey how poorly made it was.
"use left shift to run" this is the actual scary part in any horror game
Wow! Remember reading that creepypasta many years ago, never thought it will see it’s own game! Thanks Manly!
The environment was pretty spooky/creepy to me, at least. I feel that the finish/ending is a little weak, but tbf, I don't know if this could finish any other way anyway. (Although maybe less noise might be nice. A lot of the best scares I've seen was done without sharp/loud noises.)
Manly's idea to start from the beginning (so we get to slowly see what the experiment did to the test subjects) could be interesting.
This is the oldest creepypasta that I remember reading. Also, the creature model is impeccable!
That thumbnail made me flinch so violently lmao
Just like this game, Manly always keeps me awake. Nice as always Manly.
“I think there’s like a glass wall separating us.”
“…not anymore.”
Never change, Manly.
5:48 - play it with 1.5x speed, a good rapping there
Ayy I like this creepypasta. It genuinely terrified me right up until the creature starts monologuing 😂. It's a wonder no one's made a game or movie out of it before.
Things that the lack of sleep does to a person are... really scary. Hell, pretty much all my manic episodes were caused that way, so it's personally scary too.
That's probably the most cursed thumbnail in a while.
Oooh one of my favorite creepypastas! For someone to actually make a game out of it is awesome!
The world record for sleep deprivation is 11 days apparently, but I was under the impression the max was 7 days without some sort of micronap or use of stimulants while not suffering from a condition like FFI which is *super* rare. I've had chronic insomnia for over 7 years and I'm still good, can definitely stay sane after 4-5 days with no sleep and no micronaps, with a rotating sleep schedule of 2-5 hrs per day. I assume my brain is looking a lot like swiss cheese now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I remember listening to the creepypasta this game is based on many years ago, when I was very young.
I'm glad it hasn't been forgotten, it was a good story. :)
"What no sleep does to a guy..."
No sleep turns you into a Spirit Halloween decoration?
I feel sorry for them they didn't deserve this. Who ever did this to them are the true monsters
It's a creepypasta it's not real.
Or was it? 👀
2:52 funnily enough iirc that limit is 14 days, or 2 weeks
I'm from Russia and coincidentally I couldn't sleep this night. Btw it's already morning here 😢 had to rewatch old Manly's vids to get through the night, so thanks to this I'm OK
Just when I needed some sleep thanks manly ❤
Omg, I loved the No Sleep creepypasta, I was terrified of it as a kid! This brings back memories
They got trapped in the Jerma gas. Open the bunker door, gas, get in the locker, gas, walk up to the skinned man, gas.
Ok so this was at the top of my recommended and I was not ready for that thumbnail.
Creepypastas fueling indie horror forever. The atmosphere did its job here.
Never seem such a short horror game being so scary
This was the funniest video I could have played last night after taking meds that made me sleepy af 😆 thank you for the experience lmao
When I was younger, I got really obsessed with RSE.
So glad it turned into game.
Always use these videos to help me fall asleep, The ending to this one just woke me up
The radio voice wants to tell me about the refreshing taste of gum
The Russian Sleep Experiment Creepypasta is one of the only creepypastas to creep me out. Glad it was made into a horror game.
From what I remember of the creepypasta, this place must of been pressure washed 5 or 6 times before the player gets there.
Needs to be a PowerWash Simulator level.
That was a lot spookier before the monster wiggled at the screen
8:42 the way you said GAS was exactly like how Jerma says it😂
I’m watching this while actively trying to sleep. Oh dear.
Smh. The title warned you. Now you are doomed forever
@@MonkeyDToniProductions I Must Stay Awake Don’t Let Me Sleep I Must Stay Awake O_O*
The two high-pitched voices at the end made me lose whatever tension I might've had. The game was cool looking but not very spooky to me
Use Left Shift to run, and Manly walks right into the horrifying creature. He's trully the manliest
I can't tell you how many times my heart started last night when I'd go through my recommend page and come across the title card for this video...
I remember when i was able to make my brother believe that the Russian Sleep Experiment was real. And I love watching Manly, helps me relax, love you Manly! ❤
A Halloween decoration was used as the Russian sleep experiment picture.
I remember this developer, they made Timore and some other games Manly played, they really came a long ways, what a great anime arc~
I often think about Russian Sleep experiment, that haunting face burns into your memories, and I think they nailed the Test subject's likeness! This one is one of the better Creepypastas because its written so well you question its validity. The final phrase They tell the Doctor is still chilling to this day.
I've been rewatching old Manly videos for like the last five hours and when this popped up in my feed I thought it was another old one I just hadn't seen yet lol
watch the jumpscare part at .25X speed. the animation is so fuckin goofy, the model is goofy, and his teeth blink in and out of existence. apparently lack of sleep makes the ends of your arms fuse together somehow.
jesus christ i remember discovering this creepypasta for the first time and thinking it was real, then i convinced all my friends it was real, too.
The Russian Sleep Experiment is one of my absolute favorite creepypastas of all time, just "realistic" enough to seem plausible, super happy someone made a game based on it
I put this video on loop and fell asleep as a flex to these guys who cannot sleep lmao.
honestly, as much as I've never really been abig fan of the original creepypasta, I do have to give the devs credit for really good use of lighting here
The graphics are good, but the tension falls drastically. Maybe showing some fragments during the experiment, or having more chase to escape the facility could've helped to keep the tension
11 days is the record for not sleeping (by a kid for a project), other then severe psychosis, you would not die but feel like you would.
I really think Manly should play Fear & Hunger, great game and fits the channel a lot
I can't stand jump scares and then the game suddenly ends. It's such a cop out.
That's a shoddy implementation of the creepy pasta.
I think that a person can only survive as much as a week, more and lees, without sleep before dying.
My favorite creepy pasta!
'The keep cutting" is from where they were taken out and being operated on, "fixed" and they didn't want anesthesia I believe the one they gave it to died. So when they were being worked on they were smiling and saying "keep cutting"
They didn't include like half the story but still cool
As a person with insomnia i can confirm this is the sversge normal experience
I know it isn't your usual kind of game to play, but I absolutely adore it with all my heart and the word about it needs to get out there.
Thus, vid 1 of asking you to play Sanabi.
I have nothing to do with making it but please, it's only a few weeks old.
Usually it’s about 10 days before you die without sleep, however they did say they were using an experimental gas stimulant, so maybe that kept them alive? Just a hypothesis
Average late night manly viewer experience
11:32 Damn thats one heavy ass smoker 💀
My insomnia has been flaring up recently, lets hope this is the video to cure it
YYEEAAAHHH!! NEW VIDEO!! Kinda seems like i was just waiting for it lol
There is one man stay awake for 40 years. Have to say he have so much more time than everyone else
I fell asleep while watching this video. Manly, you're the best :D
A Russian sleep experiment game? This is the first time I've seen this story adapted into a game... And that honestly feels like a crime...
It’s the 20th century, we have gas that keeps people awake forever, but the mystery of a decent flashlight forever evades us
Last may I stayed awake for 6 days straight because I was working two full time jobs and FF16 JUST came out and I mean… I HAD to play it. Upsides: I got to finish FF16 in a week. Downsides: No insanity. No paranoia. Can’t remember what the hell happened in FF16. Had trouble falling asleep on day 7. Girlfriend was a little angry (nothing a couple coupons for Red Lobster couldn’t fix)
That has to be the best thumbnail you've had yet
They pulled out their intestines, which you can survive for a while. They only ate their “flesh,” like skin and muscle. The story was good until the ending, when they just came out and said what they were implying the whole time.
i don't usually comment on your videos, but i watch quite a lot, and the russian sleep experiment is one of my favourite creepypastas, so naturally i was really excited to see this. but... man, the creator really dropped the ball on this.
it could've been so good, but the atmosphere was so absent and the "scare" at the end so bad that i feel compelled to say just how much better the actual full creepypasta is. credit to the voice actors, they were both incredibly good, but both the voices in the ending scene just didn't fit the tone.
it leaves me asking what the point of making the game was, taking such an innovative and terrifying story, and like manly said, dropping you into the climax, and just making it a walking simulator while you listen to a worse retelling of the source material.
one thing that did give me hope was where you can hear one of the participants whispering in the cell beside you, that was a good scene, but the rest of this is just... what was the point?
gooooodnight thank u for my beddy bye time sleepy content
i have a big test tomorrow wish me luck pls
@@The_G_in_Jesus hey this was sweet to wake up to! I will ace this shit!!
THIS GAME HAS SUCH COOL AND DETAILED DESIGNSSSSHJKASL
When the coffee and 3 hours and 23 minutes of sleep wear off: