Darth Vader but way shittier Agreed. This game feels like an Atari 2600 game, but the animations are so unexpected. It makes you forget that this game looks like it was made in 1980.
That animation technique is called rotoscoping. If memory serves you basically draw directly over a person in a video which creates that super fucked uncanny valley effect
one of the few atari-flavored games that legitimately scared me more than any 3d hd games this year. They've mastered fear of the unknown without just sticking you in a black room with a spotlight for a flashlight. And the segment that was pitch black with a flashlight was *terrifying* because of what they'd already built on. Need more games like this to exist
It's terrifying to me and I love it. I usually don't really care for much horror games but THIS is done spectacularly and keeps me up for a few hours some nights, lmao.
11:16 is my favorite part of the whole series, even on Fullsauce, because of how Vinny reads it. Its like a weird mix of caution, fear, and curiosity combined into the dialogue.
@@smollillith4799 Also a term priests use to refer to people (the same way nuns call each other "sisters.") With that context in mind, that scene is still *terrifying*
@@GrahamBurgersHijo is just spanish for "child". Most of the cultural meaning carries over to English, though, so a sentence like "pray for forgiveness, child" has the same context.
I love the use of old style graphics and sounds in this game. It’s not lazily done or used as a crutch it makes the horror more potent. You mind does all the work.
I love this game's style too. Especially the voices, they just have an eerie tone to them since it's not human, but text to speech, fits the demonic aspect of the game very well
The best retro games are the kind that take full advantage of their limitations. So many games use them as an excuse to be cheap or sloppy, but not this one.
I love that the close up sort of first person views of the demons faces is animated so smoothly, it makes those scenes stick out without straying too far from the rest of the games style. The slight change in style with them makes them feel more otherworldly
@@perkypears I remember a really good comment on the first Faith vod, about how you get used to the Atari graphics and gameplay and everything, and then you get to the scene at the bed (aka the first rotoscoped scene) and it feels extra creepy, because it feels like it shouldn't be possible in this "Atari" game. Airdorf really did do an excellent job at molding the art and sound design to feel genuinely retro, and knew the perfect times to break that immersion to maximum effectiveness for the scary parts (not to mention being just a good way to subtly denote yet hide the autosave/checkpoints). They put their whole ass into this game, and despite it not being the kind of game I usually like, I can really appreciate the craftsmanship.
@@miseryfell6417 Pretty sure the voices are not actually text-to-speech. Back in ye olden times, they had to convert real human recordings into a format that the computer's sound processor could actually act out. Like the Intellivision game that starts off with, "Mattel Electronics Presents: B-17 Bomber". So, for authenticity's sake, FAITH uses the same technique of heavily converting human speech into very compact and easy-to-read data.
I love the way the game presents itself. It manages to be unsettling despite its graphical style. And the godamn letter’s music transitions so well as you read
I think it is unsettling BECAUSE of the style. You just don't see stuff move quickly or fluidly in these old graphics, and then suddenly some purple girl is crawling onto a bed. Scared the crust right out of me.
Charge oh definitely. The atari had unsettling noises too, the quality of the sounds and the music keeps itself in line with what may have been possible at the time. Its a nice creepy rarity.
"What I am about to do has not been approved by the Vatican" is an amazing opening line. Major props to the maker(s) of this game. Legitimately one of the more terrifying and creepy games I've come across.
I thought this was gonna be a goofy regular Vinesauce video But now I'm just super intrigued by this game. I literally felt horror watching this. This has been the first game since PT to give me a genuine sense of unease and dread and I kind of love it. The rotoscoping was phenomenal.
What? No he wasn't. Malphas is one of several demons in the Ars Goetia taken from the Pseudomonarchum Daemonum. That's not the Bible. The Bible only gives us Beelzebub, Belial, Satan, Moloch, Bael, Mastema, Mega Therion, Mammon, Leviathan, Behemoth, Azazel, Abaddon, Baalberith, Adramelech, Astaroth, Dagon, Chemosh, Marduk, Remphan, Barnabas, Seir, Ammon, Nergal, Succothbenoth, Ashima, Nibhaz, Tartak, Baalpeor, and Legion. Which is a lot, but there are a lot more non-Biblical demons in grimoires and demonological texts. The Bible never gives Satan any named demons to command, and doesn't have any real hierarchy for them.
15:20 For those who don't know, GRID was the term used in the early spread of HIV/AIDS to refer to the disease. The first two letters stand for Gay Related... That should tell you quite a bit more about that cop's views, if it wasn't already obvious he was a boor. (Plus points to Airdorf for the detail, that said. Lousy as it was, this was the 80s, and people are often horrid.)
"Back in my home country, Italy... not that I've ever been there..." This, by my understanding, is the perspective of every New Yorker of Little Italy likeness.
I remember seeing this game all the way back in 2016 when Binny first streamed it, and man did it stick with me. I’m so happy to finally have this spooktacular experience on the main channel! Happy Halloween to all of Vinesauce, and to whoever made this fantastic reel! :D MORTIS
4:18 Is it just me, or does it sound like there is a second, non-emulated voice underneath the emulated lines? Listen carefully, it's most evident when she says "priest."
The lo-fi aesthetic makes FAITH one of the most chilling horror games I've yet seen. And, for that matter, HEARD, since the sound design really helps inspire DREAD for what is coming next. The fact that Airdorf can inspire terror, tension and dread with an aesthetic dating back to the late 70s/early 80s is truly a feat worthy of applause. As for that dark area in Chapter 2... DIOS MIO, they make excellent use of making it so you can't see everything. It truly sells the area as being a place of true darkness, where the light of God is but a lone candle amidst the ocean of Evil.
(edited for clarity) a few questions: why is the intro scene for chapter 2 with michael and father garcia out of place? and why was the ending for chapter 2 left out? speaking of endings, why was the ending for chapter 1 placed at the end of chapter 2??? it doesn't make any sense. the video is fine otherwise. only other problem i can think of is cutting straight to chapter 2 without any sort of proper introduction
* sits in place, doing nothing in particular * * suddenly bitcrushed "BANG" is heard * * turns into a bloody pile of flesh in an instant * ... ... *_MORTIS._*
The entirety of the letter starting at 11:17 is exceptionally unsettling. Masterful atmosphere, and great narration by Vinny. You can hear the trepidation in his voice grow by the second, with him seeming genuinely afraid when he mentions his controller. It's all just so creepy.
Man, that "Winners Don't Use Drugs"-screen at the end is so poignant on so many levels in this game's narrative. As a non-US citizen I had to look up if it was real, lo and behold.
Given the super retro style of the game, i kinda expected at some point towards the end the demon would become super gorey and high-res just to add an extra level of disturbing. Sort of like what Undertale did with the Flowey fight. The entire game is pixel-art, up until that battle where the boss is made up of an amalgamation of photoshopped, real-life images. It’s such an extreme contrast to the rest of the game, and it feeds into the feeling of that thing not belonging in this world.
Also enjoy the sparse use of music in this; especially the classical pieces converted to retro Atari-synth. The one in the forest was definitely Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, and believe the one in the cemetery is Gnossienne 3 by Erik Satie.
I love the trope reversal in this game. Usually it's the lack of movement that is used to scare ,but when the game has this stilted atari style you see fluid movement and freaks you the fuck out.
Considering the rest of the "I have the body of a pig" youtube channel is seriously fake garbo, very doubtful it's real. That's sorta the fun of the paranormal though, is never truly knowing the line between life and fiction.
@Mial isus It also has plot relevance as the Martin family from chapter 1 had twin boys as well as Amy. As all of chapter 2 is a dream sequence, I think the presence of the boys is just John's fear of the boys becoming possessed, like how the torch room demon says "they are mine forever" before it dies. Sets up the plot for chapter 3 being a search for them before the cult of Malphas can get to them. Also there are other references in Michael's voice lines, like Sinistar, VVitch, Shadowman and a nightmare the dev had once apparently
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"What I am about to do has not been approved by the Vatican"
Now that's how you start a game.
Super Best Friends ( :c ) played this a while ago.
It was Matt and Woolie (I think) worth watching after this to get different people's views on it!
Mario: I must-a save the princess! What I am about to do has not been approved by the Vatican.
Hell, that's how I'll be starting everything from now on
The moment you tear down St. Peter Basilica and start requesting money so you can build the next one
to be fair the vatican are literally satan worshipping heretics so its generally a good idea to do the opposite of what they approve
The occasionally super fluid animation in this game is so out of place it's extremly creepy.
Darth Vader but way shittier
Agreed. This game feels like an Atari 2600 game, but the animations are so unexpected. It makes you forget that this game looks like it was made in 1980.
That animation technique is called rotoscoping. If memory serves you basically draw directly over a person in a video which creates that super fucked uncanny valley effect
The best one is the easter egg in chapter 1 when you pause whenever Michael is attacking you imo
@@mje3070 got a link to the easter egg
@@yikes8317 That I do my friend ruclips.net/video/-93XHWKNVek/видео.html
What if You
Wanted to go to Heaven
But God said
Ｍ🕀ｒ♰ ＩＳ
duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun
вгцн
Hhhhhhhhommmehhhhrrrr
i really felt that 😔😔🙏🙏🙏🙏
Well, God would be correct. I'd be dead if I were at the gates of Heaven.
"What I'm about to do has not been approved by Vatican" is such a good line.
My name is not important. What's important is what I'm about to do.
Who you were before is insignificant, who you are now is inconceivable... But here you shall remain, one must always reign beneath....
DUSK.
kさん can anyone explain this line to me? Sorry I am kinda stupid
@@GalaxiusPilgrim pope no like
Galaxius Pilgrim pope doesn’t likey
Couldn't help but read "OH DIOS MIO" in Joel's voice.
"EL DIABLO!"
"EL ROSTRO DE LA MUERTE!"
I wanna see Joel's reaction to this.
Murkrow you’re now picturing Joel and Vinny performing an Exorcism
@@spencerdurette2859 judging by the voices he makes, Vinny is the one the who's getting exorcised
@@vahlok1426 *El rostro de la muerte :V
one of the few atari-flavored games that legitimately scared me more than any 3d hd games this year. They've mastered fear of the unknown without just sticking you in a black room with a spotlight for a flashlight. And the segment that was pitch black with a flashlight was *terrifying* because of what they'd already built on. Need more games like this to exist
Romantic Outlaw couldnt have said it better myself. That's why I love pixel horror. People forget how scary the unknown can be.
Real shit...
It's a hell of a lot scarier when your mind fills in the blanks with what you find scary.
Bootleg Atari?
It's terrifying to me and I love it. I usually don't really care for much horror games but THIS is done spectacularly and keeps me up for a few hours some nights, lmao.
Did you play RE2? Its scary if you play and not watch
*_what i’m about to do has not been approved by the Vatican_*
And the title card. Holy shit this game is atmospheric
You are about to witness the strength of street knowledge
Well atleast we know that he isn't going to rape a child
That's a new meme right there
(record scratch, freeze frame) yup, that's me. you're probably wondering how I got here.
Vinny: "Where's John Priest???"
Everyone: You ARE John Priest......
BORTIS
@Alyssa Stachowiak don't worry I'm 667 so satin can't get us tonight lads
@@Scribbled_Death MADLAD
Your name is John priest. Your mission... collect all the gems
John Freeman, Vatican Priest.
11:16 is my favorite part of the whole series, even on Fullsauce, because of how Vinny reads it. Its like a weird mix of caution, fear, and curiosity combined into the dialogue.
I was like "wasn't this a year ago" and then i remembered that its both Faith games and now it all makes sense
They just recently uploaded a highlights video of something from I think 2016, so it wouldn't be surprising anyway.
Kongle McFrongle's Splongulous Dongle that video was preciously uploaded and removed so in that instance it was just a re-upload
yukako...
14:06
“уσυ ¢αη’т нι∂є ƒяσм gσ∂, ℍ𝕚ⓙⓞ”
My favorite sentence in the entire series thus far
h e e h o
Spanish speaker here
Hijo is often used as a term of indearment so that shits spooky
@@smollillith4799 Also a term priests use to refer to people (the same way nuns call each other "sisters.")
With that context in mind, that scene is still *terrifying*
@@GrahamBurgersHijo is just spanish for "child". Most of the cultural meaning carries over to English, though, so a sentence like "pray for forgiveness, child" has the same context.
@@computer_dudeMore than 'child', it's specifically 'son'.
When all fails spam the cross
Wake-up cross is practically unblockable, wtf, nerf pls
Simon and Richter Belmont approve of this message.
✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝
Kirb has one
Christians be like
grateful to the editor for making a point of including as much MORTIS as possible
The music, the rotoscoped animation, the voices. I love the style in these games
Looks like some sort of lost C64 game or something
Try The Oregon Trail. Very nice game.
Or the zombie version: Organ Trail.
The animation is haunting . I love it
Not sure if you know this, but the second chapter of faith actually uses recorded audio from a real exorcism
It makes it so much more terrifying
12:50 ok this whole part actually got to me, props to the developer
Damn the voice actors for this game are great! They should do more stuff.
Shermy chapter 3 is on its way.
I actually can't tell if these are actual people making voices and then put through a filter or if it's 100% text-to-speech going on
SuperiorDeadpool I think it's text to speech but I honestly can't tell either.
It's a Cleaver Mix of Computer Sounds, to sound as Speach.
That's old, like really old.
Yes, this is what real text-to-speech sounded like in the early days. There is a bit of an uncanny valley for speech too, it seems.
7:00 bortis
h o m e rrr
GIVE ME MONEY TO PLAY THE FORTNITES
🅱ortis
twitter.com/Airdorf/status/1112762060167962624
Should've abortis Amy.
Priest: A gun with one bull-
Vinny: 💥🔫
A gun with none bullet
Martin Luther, nailing the 95 Theses: What I am about to do has not been approved by the Vatican
I love the use of old style graphics and sounds in this game. It’s not lazily done or used as a crutch it makes the horror more potent. You mind does all the work.
I love this game's style too. Especially the voices, they just have an eerie tone to them since it's not human, but text to speech, fits the demonic aspect of the game very well
The best retro games are the kind that take full advantage of their limitations. So many games use them as an excuse to be cheap or sloppy, but not this one.
I love that the close up sort of first person views of the demons faces is animated so smoothly, it makes those scenes stick out without straying too far from the rest of the games style. The slight change in style with them makes them feel more otherworldly
@@perkypears I remember a really good comment on the first Faith vod, about how you get used to the Atari graphics and gameplay and everything, and then you get to the scene at the bed (aka the first rotoscoped scene) and it feels extra creepy, because it feels like it shouldn't be possible in this "Atari" game. Airdorf really did do an excellent job at molding the art and sound design to feel genuinely retro, and knew the perfect times to break that immersion to maximum effectiveness for the scary parts (not to mention being just a good way to subtly denote yet hide the autosave/checkpoints). They put their whole ass into this game, and despite it not being the kind of game I usually like, I can really appreciate the craftsmanship.
@@miseryfell6417 Pretty sure the voices are not actually text-to-speech. Back in ye olden times, they had to convert real human recordings into a format that the computer's sound processor could actually act out. Like the Intellivision game that starts off with, "Mattel Electronics Presents: B-17 Bomber".
So, for authenticity's sake, FAITH uses the same technique of heavily converting human speech into very compact and easy-to-read data.
Finally.
Long have I awaited this day.
The return of *MORTIS*
MM MORTIS, WE GOTTA BANISH TH- *UUUUUURP* THE DEMONS, MORTIS!
Scary Game Squad where you at?
I love the way the game presents itself. It manages to be unsettling despite its graphical style. And the godamn letter’s music transitions so well as you read
I think it is unsettling BECAUSE of the style. You just don't see stuff move quickly or fluidly in these old graphics, and then suddenly some purple girl is crawling onto a bed. Scared the crust right out of me.
Charge oh definitely. The atari had unsettling noises too, the quality of the sounds and the music keeps itself in line with what may have been possible at the time. Its a nice creepy rarity.
14:01 Vinny: "That's the plot twist, he was a spider all along."
Ｉ ＨＡＶＥ ＴＨＥ ＢＯＤＹ ＯＦ Ａ ＰＩＧ
O I N K. O I N K. O I N K
The transition from chapter 1 to 2 at 6:13 really caught me off guard, good job editor
Wait, that was a transition?
@@kaiviru Haha yeah, previous to 6:13 was Chapter 1, while some of the rest of the video is content from Chapter 2.
Thanks, given the nature of the game and how quiet it can get, there was plenty of room to mess with the order of things.
"Aw nice."
*literally a second later*
"AWW NO."
Mor
@@kats5980 tees
Any other RUclipsr during a horror game: yells/screams
Vinny: 9:34 *shocked in Italian* OYYEE
Jerma: balalalalalala *burst into beatbox*
Willow Tea Lmaooo
"What I am about to do has not been approved by the Vatican" is an amazing opening line. Major props to the maker(s) of this game. Legitimately one of the more terrifying and creepy games I've come across.
19:44
Reminds me of that one ending in Clock Tower where you escape via car, but the Scissorman guy sneaks in and kills you.
Your name, John preis-
*Wait a minute*
Your name, John Baptist
John Fullcross
Your mission, to yeet the spider boy
14:03
"I have the body of a pig"
Supposedly, that was a line that originated from an exorcism.
oh i get it because Legion
I thought this was gonna be a goofy regular Vinesauce video
But now I'm just super intrigued by this game. I literally felt horror watching this. This has been the first game since PT to give me a genuine sense of unease and dread and I kind of love it. The rotoscoping was phenomenal.
When ded god sed
🅱️🅾️R✝️ℹ️s
Bortis
Brotis game is weird.
I'll be leaving now
Attention shoppers, we have now sold out of Bortis license plates
But the church said no 🆎ortis
HETis
Where were u when John priest die
I was at house in forest removing demon when phone ring
"John priest is die"
"no"
*MORTIS*
>Mum warning me about filling up before dinner
>Me: "...What I am about to do has not be approved by the Vatican."
11:15 to 13:25. Just. Wow. That legit gave me me chills. It's awesome.
John Priest reading that long-ass note like: "Huh. I wonder who's that for."
This game legitimately creeps me out. Horror games in the style of much older games honestly creep me out more than any modern horror game.
Imagine an FMV type of this
"Thou shalt not raise up what thou canst put down again."
Can't have a horror game without an obligatory Lovecraft reference.
7:59 "Nice attack pattern Kermit"
*5 seconds later*
"OW YOU GOT ME!"
The text at 16:35 translates to "DOMUS MALPHAS" which is "Home of Malphas" in Latin. Malphas was, biblically, second in command under Satan himself.
What? No he wasn't. Malphas is one of several demons in the Ars Goetia taken from the Pseudomonarchum Daemonum. That's not the Bible. The Bible only gives us Beelzebub, Belial, Satan, Moloch, Bael, Mastema, Mega Therion, Mammon, Leviathan, Behemoth, Azazel, Abaddon, Baalberith, Adramelech, Astaroth, Dagon, Chemosh, Marduk, Remphan, Barnabas, Seir, Ammon, Nergal, Succothbenoth, Ashima, Nibhaz, Tartak, Baalpeor, and Legion. Which is a lot, but there are a lot more non-Biblical demons in grimoires and demonological texts. The Bible never gives Satan any named demons to command, and doesn't have any real hierarchy for them.
I really like the inclusion of Crazy Bus soundtrack at 15:45
It fits oddly well
13:08 This gives me shivers everytime I see it.
"Got a little hard at one point but it's still worth it"
I appreciate an honest review, but this might be a little too much information
Who doesn't appreciate a hard one?
I was expecting a big OAAAAH from Vinny when the narrator started speaking.
Damn it.
game: a gun with one bullet
vinny: *immediately fires it*
15:20 For those who don't know, GRID was the term used in the early spread of HIV/AIDS to refer to the disease. The first two letters stand for Gay Related...
That should tell you quite a bit more about that cop's views, if it wasn't already obvious he was a boor. (Plus points to Airdorf for the detail, that said. Lousy as it was, this was the 80s, and people are often horrid.)
"Back in my home country, Italy... not that I've ever been there..."
This, by my understanding, is the perspective of every New Yorker of Little Italy likeness.
That rotoscope animation really blew my mind and creeped me right out, frickin masterful.
7:00 BORTIS
11:00 AUGH! MORTIS! ha ha I laughed way too hard
18:02 When the restaurant I go to has bread sticks
@@SOSdeadground oh that's the best lmao
@@SOSdeadground That's wild. 😨
19:19 When they have sauce
NOW SON. I HAVE ONE LAST PLAN I JUST NEED TIME AND MORE PIXELS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY FAITH.
I remember seeing this game all the way back in 2016 when Binny first streamed it, and man did it stick with me. I’m so happy to finally have this spooktacular experience on the main channel! Happy Halloween to all of Vinesauce, and to whoever made this fantastic reel! :D
MORTIS
11:04
“AUGH- MORTIS!”
M O R T I S
Definitely one of the more interesting games streamed over the years.
4:18 Is it just me, or does it sound like there is a second, non-emulated voice underneath the emulated lines? Listen carefully, it's most evident when she says "priest."
Yeah, you can hear it with the "at" at the end of Priest
I'm watching this video on my phone in the cemetery.
The only terrifying thing about this is that I'm using mobile data
What's even better is that faith chapter 3 comes out in like one week! I hope Vinny plays it.
A month later, still a demo lol
Well it wasn’t one week but it’s out
"En el nonio de pio, de padre, de sonterosanto"
-Vinny 2019
I'm pretty sure that's actually Italian but I dont know what he said
Deathstriker 22802 That’s spanish lmao
Probably like "In the name of his father, his son, and his holy spirit."
Johnny Casey That’s exactly what it means, he was trying to say “En nombre del padre, del hijo y del espíritu santo”
The lo-fi aesthetic makes FAITH one of the most chilling horror games I've yet seen. And, for that matter, HEARD, since the sound design really helps inspire DREAD for what is coming next. The fact that Airdorf can inspire terror, tension and dread with an aesthetic dating back to the late 70s/early 80s is truly a feat worthy of applause.
As for that dark area in Chapter 2... DIOS MIO, they make excellent use of making it so you can't see everything. It truly sells the area as being a place of true darkness, where the light of God is but a lone candle amidst the ocean of Evil.
Vinny flashing his cross at anything that moves or looks suspicious is always hilarious
Can't wait for the chapter 3! Malphas must be stopped!
(edited for clarity)
a few questions: why is the intro scene for chapter 2 with michael and father garcia out of place? and why was the ending for chapter 2 left out? speaking of endings, why was the ending for chapter 1 placed at the end of chapter 2??? it doesn't make any sense. the video is fine otherwise. only other problem i can think of is cutting straight to chapter 2 without any sort of proper introduction
1:38 sounds like the burnt tower music from Pokémon gold
"are you talking to me?"
"No, my son is also named Bortis"
This game is like that movie "the Rite" except good.
This game is like [Every possesion or demon movie that isn't The Exorcist and maybe The Conjuring] except good.
The Rite WAS good though
* sits in place, doing nothing in particular *
* suddenly bitcrushed "BANG" is heard *
* turns into a bloody pile of flesh in an instant *
...
...
*_MORTIS._*
"Nice attack pattern" Famous last words
"This gun has one bullet in it."
SHOOTS IT INSTANTLY
>I HAVE THE BODY OF A PIG
I understood that reference
Thought I was the only one, I remember seeing that video ScareTheather made on it
Dude that reference is great
Holy shit, if you listen closely when the demon girl says “shes mine, priest” you can also hear an uncompressed female voice
Vinny: Can I switch from cross to shotgun?
God: "You underestimate my power"
6:59 There it is! That's why I love Vinny!
Good thing I didn't wait for chapter 3 to come out to make this otherwise it wouldn't have done as well as it did.
I'm a wimp when it comes to horror, but I love these games. Can't wait until part 3!
Gavin K. Dude same
16:12
"Here I come"
_NANI_
The entirety of the letter starting at 11:17 is exceptionally unsettling. Masterful atmosphere, and great narration by Vinny. You can hear the trepidation in his voice grow by the second, with him seeming genuinely afraid when he mentions his controller. It's all just so creepy.
The wacky adventures of John Priest and Juan Priest.
I used to know a Juan Padre...
...but he MØR+lS
Hearing Vinny scream CHRIST over and over again was intense AF
Man, that "Winners Don't Use Drugs"-screen at the end is so poignant on so many levels in this game's narrative. As a non-US citizen I had to look up if it was real, lo and behold.
11:03
Vinny: Oh Mortis!
Game: M🅾R✝ℹ️S
Vinny ending Twofaced reign of terror once and for all
Given the super retro style of the game, i kinda expected at some point towards the end the demon would become super gorey and high-res just to add an extra level of disturbing. Sort of like what Undertale did with the Flowey fight. The entire game is pixel-art, up until that battle where the boss is made up of an amalgamation of photoshopped, real-life images. It’s such an extreme contrast to the rest of the game, and it feeds into the feeling of that thing not belonging in this world.
Also enjoy the sparse use of music in this; especially the classical pieces converted to retro Atari-synth. The one in the forest was definitely Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, and believe the one in the cemetery is Gnossienne 3 by Erik Satie.
7:56 NO
I KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN
_I FORESAW THIS!_
These games were increadible! These are some of the coolest games i've experienced in a good while
Drinking game:
Take a drink everytime the game says, "MORTIS".
down the entire bottle when you see Bortis
The rotoscoping is amazing, incredible game.
*MORTiS*
Bulk Bogan after sending them to hell: Bortis
“Notice the candles are doing some weird shit.”
>instinctively raises cross
Can't wait to see Vinny play Faith pt 3
7:28 this is such an under-rated moment
S H E I S H E R E .
The entire trilogy is now available!
If you are John Priest he is John Saint John Priest
I love how there was a reference to the “I have the body of a pig” video
I love the trope reversal in this game. Usually it's the lack of movement that is used to scare ,but when the game has this stilted atari style you see fluid movement and freaks you the fuck out.
This was my first vinesauce video :D
“I have the body of a pig” is an (allegedly) actual thing.
It was probably fake but still makes a nice easter egg
Considering the rest of the "I have the body of a pig" youtube channel is seriously fake garbo, very doubtful it's real. That's sorta the fun of the paranormal though, is never truly knowing the line between life and fiction.
@Mial isus It also has plot relevance as the Martin family from chapter 1 had twin boys as well as Amy. As all of chapter 2 is a dream sequence, I think the presence of the boys is just John's fear of the boys becoming possessed, like how the torch room demon says "they are mine forever" before it dies. Sets up the plot for chapter 3 being a search for them before the cult of Malphas can get to them.
Also there are other references in Michael's voice lines, like Sinistar, VVitch, Shadowman and a nightmare the dev had once apparently
I'm not obsessed I swear
Get your vineMortis out bois
By far the best Halloween streams if not some of the best vinesauce in general
This is good, but it'll never beat Vinny playing Tattle Tail.
"Me luv u!"
"QUAITE!!"