Bringing your unparalleled commitment with the Exploring series to gaming is something I didn't know I needed in life until now. Seriously, I've seen actual gaming YT channels that don't put the care into their videos as you.
@@GoodBadFlicks il back that statement above like you are one of the best channels for giving the background and facts and the start to finish of a project and your effort and research is truly a port in the storm that is the same old did you know fact type videos that are so over done on this platform by other channels
Personally, I too enjoy the older, retro games. There's something to be said for the effectiveness of low-poly or low-res images in conveying horror. It goes back to the old truism of fearing the unknown - your brain is much more effective at supplying the awfulness from something that is implied, rather than when you see the thing causing the scares in its entirety.
Wow, another goodbadgames! I thought I never would see one of these again. You should honestly make more of these, I come in not expecting much but then once you get into the story my eyes are literally glued to the screen and you have my full attention.
Thanks! If the views were there, I'd do more. Unfortunately, RUclips seems to bury these episodes and they get a fraction of the views of a regular video.
Oh my god I loved the cover art for Wizards as a kid (parents would never let me watch it) and two weeks ago finally got to watch it. All I can say is “Cocaine is a hell of a drug”. I watched it whilst running on the treadmill, listening to music and reading the subtitles. I now know why my old man was like “nah we can skip that.” The movie is just bonkers.
I love that GBF is branching out in to gaming. I also love the GBF is exploring lesser known titles. I tend to avoid most let's play channels, so I missed out on any coverage this game received in that direction. Seeing it here makes me think I should find a way to check it out.
@@GoodBadFlicks you are so welcome and thank you for showing me this game. I wishlisted it on steam. Also a whole hearted thanks for your weekly videos and introducing me to ISOD. It's fun to see you in those documentaries.
I think this might be one of your best videos this year, and you have had a LOT of good videos this year. This was certainly not something I was expecting, but I'm very glad to see it, and I'd love to see more like this. Maybe videos showing what went wrong with PT and Death Stranding, or the rise and fall of Scott Cawthon. I've watched your older game videos and really enjoyed them, and look forward to seeing more great stuff like this.
Loved this! I've seen a lot of game reviews from game reviewers that have gone into less detail than you have on this one. Absolutely love this and I'm actually look forwarding to playing it when it comes out in the package. So thank you for introducing me to this. Once again keep up the great work with the channel.
I've never heard of Faith. Although I have very little interest in online games, I watched your video, and wished it were even longer. That shows you how compelling your videos are, especially your Exploring series.
Fantastic content. I'm hoping you return to the pool of unique games more often. Indie games have really blown up in the last few years. I probably spent as much time playing games like Phasmophobia as anything from major publishers lately.
Airdord is an inspiration to not only future game devs, but to anyone with with a dream. To put a year and a half of your life into something that may not even work out in the end is dedication very few people possess. I'm happy to hear he has New Blood as a distributor. They are an amazing retro style game company that has made some of the best FPS games of the last few years. I'll have to check this one out.
This is the sort of thing I want to do and I have mad respect for that do it. There's so many creative people out there and videogames are a very good medium to tell stories. I love the retro style also, not just for nostalgia reasons but a limited medium really draws out the creativity and ingenuity of such talented people. Which also brings something unique and surreal that modern polished 3D graphics fail to achieve.
Its crazy that here was a guy who saw the lack of something he wanted, so he learned how to do it and made it himself. It was a very inspiring story and I was happy to tell it.
I have a tremendous amount of respect for Airdorf. He made a game that he thought the market needed, but wouldn't get traction to being a successful game developer, similar to Scott Cawthon, Toby Fox, ConcernedApe, and many more. In a world full of near realistic or cartoonish 3D games, it's always refreshing to see games that pay homage to the past, and in his case, to an era were the "PC Master Race" couldn't exist. It looks like it can play on one of those old PCs easily. For that, I tip my hat to him.
I remember this game from some years back, but I never played it myself, but after hearing how much love was poured into it, I need to check it out. Thank you so much for these fun videos!
That is truly a creep wee game, I grew up with an Amstrad in the house tough to capture the essence and feeling of such gaming but looks like he nailed it. Another great exploring, you totally nailed it. Lord Sugar would have killed to have this on his computer.
When I was about 6, one of my first video game experiences was a horror title on the TRS 80 Color called "The Trip". At the time, it scared the pants off of little old me with just text and those simple block graphics. Playing Faith opened up those wounds and left me with an experience like nothing I've had since in addition to the engrossing tale. Airdorf will always have my eye thanks to this.
Wasn't expecting a game review - I like it! Thanks for bringing Faith to my attention. Though the aesthetic is different, it never the less reminded me of 5 Days a Stranger and its sequels, which I played as a kid.
In terms of other coverage. I remember first hearing about this game from super best friends play. As part of their 7th shitstorm of scariness horror game marathon series.
Not sure how I missed this upload until yesterday, but I just downloaded Chapter 1 and played it for a bit (at night in a dark room with headphones on) and damn. It was actually giving me the chills and got a legit jump out of me. Technically two, but one was just because I was so tense from the game when my cat brushed against my leg. Can't wait for the whole trilogy to be released. Also, you might enjoy The Last Door. It is is a retro style point and click with awesome minimalist graphics(close to something from the early to mid 90s) a good story and some great cosmic horror. It also had me tense while playing it.
As somebody who has lived in CT for my entire life, I can tell you that I wouldn't believe in "the paranormal" or "ghosts" without a few unexplainable happenings. Some crazy shit has happened, it's hard to not believe in something beyond our current understanding!
I too LOVE these styles of games, it's what I grew up on. I also LOVE occult oriented games, so the Faith series is just a perfect combo for me, hitting all cylinders... cannot wait for part III!
I came across this thanks to New Blood pushing it (and Dave Oshry nemeing it up) and I adore the audio and visual design - that, and it playing nicely on Linux. I'm terrible at it, and keep dying in the house, but as noted in this vid, Airdorf made something he felt needed to be made, and it works really well, *and* it has an audience that I don't think even he expected. I hope when 3 comes out, it gets him enough coin to cover a *very nice* date night at least once a week. And maybe I'll stop dying in that house. Thanks for covering this, I don't really follow streamers, so I felt like Faith was a little niche secret, good to know if has a wider following (and good call on dropping the MORTIS last week)
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this, Ceec! I think I mentioned a long time ago that I was in bad shape physically/medically. Well, sadly, I'm much worse. 🙁 And I haven't been able to even play video games due to the severe chronic pain. Well, I just got a laptop since I haven't been able to be up and use my PC. So, this looks like it would be something simple, yet deep to play, and right up my alley! I will seek it out! It's sad that more AAA publishers don't wait until their games are perfect before releasing them. Thanks again! 😀
@@GoodBadFlicks Thank you, sir. I've enjoyed your content for years. Humor helps release endorphins in my brain, so it helps. Just know that what you do can help people in ways you might not even imagine. 😉 Peace! 😀
I HAVE to play this game now! I am no indie developer of video games, but I am an indie comic and 3D artist. This story and game inspires me to keep going not matter what.
Just this morning I was contemplating how in the 90s I never pictured graphics becoming as advanced as they are but thought the gaming industry would come up with more complex and deep games as time went on. It often seems like we've gone the opposite direction, with increasingly impressive graphics but shallower gameplay. There are tons of "ugly" games with deep systems I love playing while I tend to avoid the latest, "look at how shiny and realistic our game is!" AAA titles.
@@GoodBadFlicks oh man, makes me sad too :( ...I still enjoy all the content but being a movie and gaming buff, this is almost the perfect channel lol ;) Keep up the great work, the content is always top-notch and thank you for the response.
I live in Connecticut, and after this video I never realized how spooky this state is. Fer a while I thought the only thing that’s scary here were Dudley Town and the taxes.
I revisit this video time to time! This is a great true story of a game. I really hope this is going to be in other platforms soon such as Nintendo Switch or PS5.
Now that's awesome! As a fan of Markiplier myself. I can sympathize how amazed he was when he found out one of his favorite RUclipsr's was playing his game! Now that's what I call a dream come true!! This game does look fun as hell! If it gets even more attention, hopefully it'll get a console release too! Crossing fingers!
I make games and man, it's so amazing to release something that people play and love. There's no better love letter to a developer than a let's play upload and you just see them having fun. But it gets so surreal when someone big plays your game. For me, it was the Gamegrumps playing my game Ur-Quan Masters HD. I received about 50,000 downloads of Ur-Quan Masters HD in a few hours. You absolutely cringe when they encounter a bug, get lost, etc. But there’s a thrill when you see a smile on their face, and they make a comment like "I love that" or "that's really cool". Suddenly the 30 hours you spent on that one useless feature feels totally justified! You just want to reach out and hug them. Whether it's the thrill of a horror game or the comedy from a space adventure we want to give you memorable moments. I just want to bring people that kind of joy in life and earn a livable wage doing it.
I remember this game from watching Markiplier play it! It's so cool to learn that the dev was a fan of Markiplier, so it kind of feels like it all went full circle in the nicest possible way. Good for him! I'd love to see more game videos from you in the Exploring series. Please, please! (One minor critique, Scott Cawthon's name does not have an R in it.)
(4:36) Oh, wow! This picture is from the cover of I.C.E.'s Middle-earth Role Playing game book #2006 Valar & Maiar. The same artist did a number of covers for MERP books back in the day. I'm sure there's a story there. I wonder if he actually had the book or just found it online. It would be awesome if he was an old school MERP player! 😎
I've had Faith on my Steam wishlist since seeing someone play it at Summer Games Done Quick 2021. Very cool story behind the development, and I look forward to playing it someday soon!
I would love to do more gaming stuff but unfortunately, RUclips buries it. Case and point, this is the second video of this type I did. Last year I did an exploring video for the Zelda CDi games and YT notified .3% of my audience. I do have one more planned that I've been working on for a very long time but after that, I don't know if I will do any more. Its painful to work on something for months and have it actively suppressed by the algorithm. Movies will always be the main focus here, I just thought it would be interesting to do something different once in a while. Thanks though, glad you enjoyed it. I am proud of the episode despite the low view count.
Ok thank you first of all. I'm a huge fan of the paranormal and video games. Lately I've been searching for something interesting in video games, and that's hard to find sometimes. When I was growing up, video games were allowed to try different things, because it was more of a niche industry. Now, games have to appeal to as many people as possible in order to make all of the money. The AAA gaming industry is in trouble, but it keeps doing the same things over and over, chasing that same formula. I think independent creators will be the salvation of video games and this provides me hope for the future of the medium that has done so much for me.
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Bringing your unparalleled commitment with the Exploring series to gaming is something I didn't know I needed in life until now. Seriously, I've seen actual gaming YT channels that don't put the care into their videos as you.
Thank you so much!
@@GoodBadFlicks il back that statement above like you are one of the best channels for giving the background and facts and the start to finish of a project and your effort and research is truly a port in the storm that is the same old did you know fact type videos that are so over done on this platform by other channels
Are you starting to cover underappreciated video games now, too? AWESOME! More of these.
PrinceGastronome Actually he started doing that a few years ago, he has a playlist of them.
7:50 - Jesus christ. That kind of work load is scarier than any horror experience! Nothing but respect to this dude and his game.
Personally, I too enjoy the older, retro games. There's something to be said for the effectiveness of low-poly or low-res images in conveying horror. It goes back to the old truism of fearing the unknown - your brain is much more effective at supplying the awfulness from something that is implied, rather than when you see the thing causing the scares in its entirety.
Wow, another goodbadgames! I thought I never would see one of these again. You should honestly make more of these, I come in not expecting much but then once you get into the story my eyes are literally glued to the screen and you have my full attention.
Thanks! If the views were there, I'd do more. Unfortunately, RUclips seems to bury these episodes and they get a fraction of the views of a regular video.
@@GoodBadFlicks Well the moment you make another one, I'm watching it!
Oh my god I loved the cover art for Wizards as a kid (parents would never let me watch it) and two weeks ago finally got to watch it. All I can say is “Cocaine is a hell of a drug”. I watched it whilst running on the treadmill, listening to music and reading the subtitles. I now know why my old man was like “nah we can skip that.” The movie is just bonkers.
It’s so cool that you’re talking about this game! I love its unique feel and simple yet creative gameplay
:)
I love that GBF is branching out in to gaming. I also love the GBF is exploring lesser known titles. I tend to avoid most let's play channels, so I missed out on any coverage this game received in that direction. Seeing it here makes me think I should find a way to check it out.
I like to mix it up from time to time. You should check the game out, there is nothing else quite like it.
@@GoodBadFlicks Thank you very much for replying!
Ever since you used the Mortis meme in the "Toy Soldiers" video I've been awaiting this Exploring vid.
Just a sneak preview :)
You have to love a developer who doesn’t know how to program in 3D, despite studying for 3D VR and game development. What a maverick.
And drew the animations with a mouse!
These rotoscoping scenes look absolutely stunning.
Rotoscoping really is a lost art.
And with just a mouse!...A MOUSE! 😬
I would highly recommend Darkwood it's a very unique survival horror game.
I love your Explore-episodes, and this extends to video games! Please keep them coming!
:)
I'm so glad you're doing some gaming Exploring videos. Your research is excellent and I hope you will continue to do them.
Thanks!
@@GoodBadFlicks you are so welcome and thank you for showing me this game. I wishlisted it on steam. Also a whole hearted thanks for your weekly videos and introducing me to ISOD. It's fun to see you in those documentaries.
Thanks for the episode, Cecil. I had not heard of this game before, but you've given me the inspiration to give it a try.
Hope you enjoy!
I think this might be one of your best videos this year, and you have had a LOT of good videos this year. This was certainly not something I was expecting, but I'm very glad to see it, and I'd love to see more like this. Maybe videos showing what went wrong with PT and Death Stranding, or the rise and fall of Scott Cawthon. I've watched your older game videos and really enjoyed them, and look forward to seeing more great stuff like this.
Thank you!
Thanks for highlighting this. Love the look of it, especially the rotoscoped cutscenes, it looks great. Have wishlisted the trilogy on Steam.
Hope you enjoy it when it is released!
I would love to see an episode on Titan A.E. it's a great movie that usually dont get the respect it deserves
Loved this! I've seen a lot of game reviews from game reviewers that have gone into less detail than you have on this one. Absolutely love this and I'm actually look forwarding to playing it when it comes out in the package. So thank you for introducing me to this. Once again keep up the great work with the channel.
Thank you!
I've never heard of Faith. Although I have very little interest in online games, I watched your video, and wished it were even longer. That shows you how compelling your videos are, especially your Exploring series.
:)
Yessssssssssssss. I have been dying for one of these. My son and I still say "hey clown face" to each other
Makes me want to go back and play the game...but then I remember the jerks with the rocket launchers
Thought this was for a movie, then I was like, “OOOH, it’s freaking Faith!”
:)
Fantastic content. I'm hoping you return to the pool of unique games more often. Indie games have really blown up in the last few years. I probably spent as much time playing games like Phasmophobia as anything from major publishers lately.
Thanks!
Another home run of an "exploring" video! Seriously, my favorite series around.
Thanks!
Airdord is an inspiration to not only future game devs, but to anyone with with a dream. To put a year and a half of your life into something that may not even work out in the end is dedication very few people possess. I'm happy to hear he has New Blood as a distributor. They are an amazing retro style game company that has made some of the best FPS games of the last few years. I'll have to check this one out.
This is the sort of thing I want to do and I have mad respect for that do it. There's so many creative people out there and videogames are a very good medium to tell stories.
I love the retro style also, not just for nostalgia reasons but a limited medium really draws out the creativity and ingenuity of such talented people. Which also brings something unique and surreal that modern polished 3D graphics fail to achieve.
Its crazy that here was a guy who saw the lack of something he wanted, so he learned how to do it and made it himself. It was a very inspiring story and I was happy to tell it.
Glad you made this episode my man
Thanks!
I'm going to have to try this out! I really appreciate all the effort that the developer put into making this
I have a tremendous amount of respect for Airdorf. He made a game that he thought the market needed, but wouldn't get traction to being a successful game developer, similar to Scott Cawthon, Toby Fox, ConcernedApe, and many more.
In a world full of near realistic or cartoonish 3D games, it's always refreshing to see games that pay homage to the past, and in his case, to an era were the "PC Master Race" couldn't exist. It looks like it can play on one of those old PCs easily. For that, I tip my hat to him.
He really made something special :)
I remember this game from some years back, but I never played it myself, but after hearing how much love was poured into it, I need to check it out. Thank you so much for these fun videos!
That is truly a creep wee game, I grew up with an Amstrad in the house tough to capture the essence and feeling of such gaming but looks like he nailed it. Another great exploring, you totally nailed it.
Lord Sugar would have killed to have this on his computer.
I hope you post a update video when you are going to stream the complete series. I really loved what I saw when the first one blew up.
When I was about 6, one of my first video game experiences was a horror title on the TRS 80 Color called "The Trip". At the time, it scared the pants off of little old me with just text and those simple block graphics. Playing Faith opened up those wounds and left me with an experience like nothing I've had since in addition to the engrossing tale. Airdorf will always have my eye thanks to this.
Good, we need more video's like this about video games :)
Thank you.
Soon!
The audio is so awesome. I mean the video audio is good and so is the game audio.
Well, what can I say except...
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I was looking for this comment.
@@InsolentHalo Same
Wasn't expecting a game review - I like it! Thanks for bringing Faith to my attention. Though the aesthetic is different, it never the less reminded me of 5 Days a Stranger and its sequels, which I played as a kid.
In terms of other coverage. I remember first hearing about this game from super best friends play. As part of their 7th shitstorm of scariness horror game marathon series.
It's great how much these feel like the movie ones and have the same effort and thought put in just about games instead of movies
Brilliant topic, i anxiously await the final chapter as well!
Thanks!
I first learned about it from the Scary Game Squad. Their love of the game made watching it so much fun.
I love these games. Thank you for covering them - I hope you start reviewing other games, every now and then.
Thanks!
Not sure how I missed this upload until yesterday, but I just downloaded Chapter 1 and played it for a bit (at night in a dark room with headphones on) and damn. It was actually giving me the chills and got a legit jump out of me. Technically two, but one was just because I was so tense from the game when my cat brushed against my leg. Can't wait for the whole trilogy to be released.
Also, you might enjoy The Last Door. It is is a retro style point and click with awesome minimalist graphics(close to something from the early to mid 90s) a good story and some great cosmic horror. It also had me tense while playing it.
I'm commenting twice just to help with the RUclips stats keep up the good work on RUclips and with ISOD.
Thanks :)
I love how much research and thought you put into these
Hmm. Reminds me of the spider you had to keep warding off in the first stage of Forbidden Forest.
I really like your exploring vids. keep up the good work
Thanks!
As somebody who has lived in CT for my entire life, I can tell you that I wouldn't believe in "the paranormal" or "ghosts" without a few unexplainable happenings. Some crazy shit has happened, it's hard to not believe in something beyond our current understanding!
GBF covering Faith? Two of my favorite things!
I too LOVE these styles of games, it's what I grew up on. I also LOVE occult oriented games, so the Faith series is just a perfect combo for me, hitting all cylinders... cannot wait for part III!
I came across this thanks to New Blood pushing it (and Dave Oshry nemeing it up) and I adore the audio and visual design - that, and it playing nicely on Linux.
I'm terrible at it, and keep dying in the house, but as noted in this vid, Airdorf made something he felt needed to be made, and it works really well, *and* it has an audience that I don't think even he expected.
I hope when 3 comes out, it gets him enough coin to cover a *very nice* date night at least once a week. And maybe I'll stop dying in that house.
Thanks for covering this, I don't really follow streamers, so I felt like Faith was a little niche secret, good to know if has a wider following (and good call on dropping the MORTIS last week)
Thanks for watching!
@@GoodBadFlicks thanks for making!
Wow I'm glad I could inspire the dead screen
Soon happy when we get "Good Bad ..." Vids .
You do awesome work
Thanks!
Great vid, your format works great for games 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this, Ceec! I think I mentioned a long time ago that I was in bad shape physically/medically. Well, sadly, I'm much worse. 🙁 And I haven't been able to even play video games due to the severe chronic pain. Well, I just got a laptop since I haven't been able to be up and use my PC. So, this looks like it would be something simple, yet deep to play, and right up my alley! I will seek it out! It's sad that more AAA publishers don't wait until their games are perfect before releasing them. Thanks again! 😀
I'm really sorry to hear that. I hope you can find some comfort and perhaps get better.
@@GoodBadFlicks Thank you, sir. I've enjoyed your content for years. Humor helps release endorphins in my brain, so it helps. Just know that what you do can help people in ways you might not even imagine. 😉 Peace! 😀
I HAVE to play this game now! I am no indie developer of video games, but I am an indie comic and 3D artist. This story and game inspires me to keep going not matter what.
Just this morning I was contemplating how in the 90s I never pictured graphics becoming as advanced as they are but thought the gaming industry would come up with more complex and deep games as time went on. It often seems like we've gone the opposite direction, with increasingly impressive graphics but shallower gameplay. There are tons of "ugly" games with deep systems I love playing while I tend to avoid the latest, "look at how shiny and realistic our game is!" AAA titles.
We have a wave of beautiful games where 50% of the gameplay is cut scenes and QTEs.
@@GoodBadFlicks but now and again we get a game like Bloodborne
Brilliant video. Really interesting. Grabbed my attention and taught me lots about the game.
Thanks!
I’m glad he specifically mentioned paranormal activity 3 as an inspiration, such an underrated film.
amazing video as always!
Best channel on youtube
Brings you content you never knew that you needed .
Thanks!
love this content, theirs and yours
Thanks!
Would kill to see a permanent gaming series!
I'd love to but the views are always terrible on the game stuff. Makes me sad.
@@GoodBadFlicks oh man, makes me sad too :( ...I still enjoy all the content but being a movie and gaming buff, this is almost the perfect channel lol ;)
Keep up the great work, the content is always top-notch and thank you for the response.
Love the video. Hope you do more gaming-related content.
Thanks! I have more coming soon
I live in Connecticut, and after this video I never realized how spooky this state is. Fer a while I thought the only thing that’s scary here were Dudley Town and the taxes.
I revisit this video time to time! This is a great true story of a game.
I really hope this is going to be in other platforms soon such as Nintendo Switch or PS5.
Thanks! I think there may be a port in the future.
@@GoodBadFlicks It is FINALLY on the Nintendo Switch!
Ok I like this gaming thing you're doing... if you get the chance, I'd love to see you do more with indies an small game dev's an their creations
Excellent exploring video Cecil do you think it’s possible if you can do an exploring video on the video game series Samurai Shodown?
Thanks! I think there might be a language barrier issue with Samurai Showdown
I love rotoscope! If I already wasn't on board about Faith, this would have hooked me in.
The game is in tone, setting, references, multiple endings and more quite similar to "Kevin in the woods" on Commodore 64 from 2015(?) 🤔
Now that's awesome! As a fan of Markiplier myself. I can sympathize how amazed he was when he found out one of his favorite RUclipsr's was playing his game! Now that's what I call a dream come true!! This game does look fun as hell! If it gets even more attention, hopefully it'll get a console release too! Crossing fingers!
Oh shit I remember being there when you streamed this, that was a hell of a night.
Was a great night. I still can't believe that was the start of what would end up here.
It took me until 18:00 to realize that the horrifying demon is making the upside-down 👌 hand below it's waist.. which is just the best!
My interest was already piqued and then you said that one of Airdorf's favorite games was Silent Hill 2.
I make games and man, it's so amazing to release something that people play and love. There's no better love letter to a developer than a let's play upload and you just see them having fun. But it gets so surreal when someone big plays your game. For me, it was the Gamegrumps playing my game Ur-Quan Masters HD.
I received about 50,000 downloads of Ur-Quan Masters HD in a few hours. You absolutely cringe when they encounter a bug, get lost, etc. But there’s a thrill when you see a smile on their face, and they make a comment like "I love that" or "that's really cool". Suddenly the 30 hours you spent on that one useless feature feels totally justified! You just want to reach out and hug them. Whether it's the thrill of a horror game or the comedy from a space adventure we want to give you memorable moments.
I just want to bring people that kind of joy in life and earn a livable wage doing it.
You did a remaster of Ur-Quan Masters? Ok, I'm off to download. I played the original way too much back in the day
I remember this game from watching Markiplier play it! It's so cool to learn that the dev was a fan of Markiplier, so it kind of feels like it all went full circle in the nicest possible way. Good for him! I'd love to see more game videos from you in the Exploring series. Please, please! (One minor critique, Scott Cawthon's name does not have an R in it.)
I have another game episode coming soon.
Yeah, I goofed on the name, I have a bad habit of doing that.
Any chance of DLC, he could call it Faith + 1
Thats just brilliant
That would be the soundtrack release title. 😉😎
Never heard of it until now, guess I gotta play it. The King of Pain cover pushed it over the top.
(4:36) Oh, wow! This picture is from the cover of I.C.E.'s Middle-earth Role Playing game book #2006 Valar & Maiar. The same artist did a number of covers for MERP books back in the day. I'm sure there's a story there. I wonder if he actually had the book or just found it online. It would be awesome if he was an old school MERP player! 😎
Nothing beats a classic. Glad he had success with a small ambitious project.
I now just HAVE to do a videogame style cover of the Good Bad Flicks theme, Just for this offshoot series.
Awesome! perfect topic for you cecil! i love this game. Mortis!
Thanks!
I've had Faith on my Steam wishlist since seeing someone play it at Summer Games Done Quick 2021. Very cool story behind the development, and I look forward to playing it someday soon!
Wow, I didn't know this was on SGDQ. I'm off to watch!
Can't wait for Faith 3
Mortis.
That's pretty dang cool. Needs a port to Commodore 64.
Oh sweet. I can't wait for the HD remake!
Did you ever play Clive Barker's Undying? That would be a fun one to see ya cover, Cecil!
7:00 '*Airdorf requested to remain anonymous' when the video is just in the game files
This video was also about a year before the trilogy was released
@@GoodBadFlicks yeah realised that after i commented lol
The game's inspirations is just a list of all things I love
you have good taste
@@GoodBadFlicks I would say the same for you
Will you be doing Exploring episodes on other games or is this a one off episode?
Keep up the good work btw
I would love to do more gaming stuff but unfortunately, RUclips buries it. Case and point, this is the second video of this type I did. Last year I did an exploring video for the Zelda CDi games and YT notified .3% of my audience. I do have one more planned that I've been working on for a very long time but after that, I don't know if I will do any more. Its painful to work on something for months and have it actively suppressed by the algorithm.
Movies will always be the main focus here, I just thought it would be interesting to do something different once in a while.
Thanks though, glad you enjoyed it. I am proud of the episode despite the low view count.
Late 2021...can't get much later then this, also "oh, ok 2022, makes sense"
Thank you for this and thank you airdorf
12:00 - "OUT, DEMON!" XD
Great episode
Depending on the release price but it certainly will go on my list. Another game in this Direction would be the "Last Door"
I've played Last Door. To be honest the best was chapter 1, after that it goes downhill and drags. But that just me, not sure about others.
Great to see Faith getting some more exposure, but whats that 2d souls-like being played at 17:58?
Dark Devotion.
Ok thank you first of all. I'm a huge fan of the paranormal and video games. Lately I've been searching for something interesting in video games, and that's hard to find sometimes. When I was growing up, video games were allowed to try different things, because it was more of a niche industry. Now, games have to appeal to as many people as possible in order to make all of the money. The AAA gaming industry is in trouble, but it keeps doing the same things over and over, chasing that same formula. I think independent creators will be the salvation of video games and this provides me hope for the future of the medium that has done so much for me.
You are welcome! I agree, it seems the indies are the only ones taking chances.
I want to make an 8-Bit Wizard game now.
Holy shit, a vinesauce reference on good bad flicks? Worlds are colliding!