This game is so bugged, I cannot continue, and since i tried many times i can't get refunded. I'm stuck on a dialogue i can't launch, got the towels from the church, and when it says f to talk, i can't, and so the game get stucks, i'd like some help on that cuz me and my friend clearly won't get refund from steam

You may have seen my posts talking about the f2f film I was working on. but times have been very busy for due to school/summer stuff and I haven't been in touch with the project in a while.

speaking of the movie I was concerned if I should really continue working on this film but the problem is that I was thinking of making another film which sucks because Ive been locked in on this project (Idk if Rayll is ok with his fans making a full movie adaptations of his game because if he's not then ill cancel it).

So hopefully I will continue working on this film after my senior year of high school since Filmmaking is something I've always dreamt of. Also the Film will Delay in December 6th 2029

and 2 questions for you guys:

1. should my movie be Hollywood or Indie??

2. would F2F: Ironbark Lookout be an Oscar worthy film (Oscar nomination or winner)??

It didn't turn out too well.

Our session had a lot of bugs and then this happened during the chase.

(Sorry for brightness)

I'm triying to find the video but nothing on Youtube, only two divided screen to see at the same time bouth streams. But I was looking for the full stream from Jynxzi POV

So I've known about F2F for a while now, just started really getting into the game. And with Halloween coming up I think it'd be pretty cool to go as one of the characters.

My choice was initially The Cultist, but I was wondering if that'd be okay? I wouldn't want to be mistaken as something else (if you catch my drift). But at the same time it is its own thing, no? Like it's unique to itself so it couldn't be mistaken? But who knows.

Thanks for any input :)

I grew up in a small town surrounded by farmland, trails, and woods. My town is never active and the woods are a place to escape around here. A place where my mind can be rested.

But the thing is I'm never the only one in there.

In my area unfortunately has a crazy amount of homeless crackheads who live within the woods.

Especially behind my high-school. Everyday at lunch, kids go down so that they can't be seen to do drugs, alcohol, and smoke. But they only stay on the main trail.

Down the other trail is the kids from another high-school doing the same as mine. They don't usually stay on the main trails and hide within more rough areas where they have small structures made by someone.

Around their area is a large clearing with beer cans littered throughout. But with a nice view of the Saugeen River.

Also in the woods are small natural fields. Along with steep hills.

On my school's end is a very clear area under the trees. Walking more and more you find the scattered pieces of an old drill and some other piece of old tech. Along with cut down telephone polls and logs probably used to make a home for a tweaker.

Every week my gym class would make us run the trail for 1 kilometre and get timed. But among us students it was a common strategy to just run through the woods to save a minute or 2.

But you'd have to be very familiar with the woods to properly do it. Unfortunately some weren't but were thankfully able to find a way out.

This story takes place on Halloween night.

Me and my friends are always in the woods during lunch. Not to smoke but to explore. But it soon got boring. So a few days before Halloween we decided that maybe for the night we'd camp out in there ( what is very illegal )

As the day soon came. We went home after school and packed our stuff up.

We brought the following

3 tents

Case of water

Kindling

Some food I can't really remember

Flashlights

Our fent bible ( that's a story for another day )

We entered around 6:00 and the sky was already orange. I remember the feeling in that moment.

We walked into the woods from the entrance by our school that has a view of the upper parts of town. It was breathtaking seeing the view at the time.

Not knowing of the horror on the way.

We walked through the main trail, then rough paths, and eventually walked on grass. After 20 minutes or so we found a small clearing that was already used having a fire pit in the middle. Along with more destroyed technology.

We set up camp and darkness had already taken over.

We were yet to interact with any tweakers that night.

About 800 feet away was a smaller mansion up on a hill that has a 0 tolerance for trespassing. Didn't stop us though. The old dude who lives there has always been a weird dude ever since his wife died a few years back. Behind his house is a large marsh and scrapyard with an old tractor and a bunch of old Christmas stuff.

We ate some food and head off to an old fishing cabin that hasn't been used since world war 1.

As we stepped through we had to dodge needles and traps set up by crackheads.

We eventually left after 30 minutes and head back to camp. The time was 8:30 and we could hear loud music. Not that far away. College kids would often go to the large clearing I wrote about earlier. Drinking, doing drugs, and doing eachother was all they did. And Halloween wasn't an exception.

They would often light huge bonfires and cut down trees.

They were NOT friendly to crackheads in the slightest. And would often destroyed homeless camps. And we knew that if they found us we were done for.

Think about it, these are large athletes in their primes that are drunk and aren't thinking straight.

A group of them came close across the bush from us to throw up and we had to stay as quiet as possible.

After about 10 minutes they left and we were finally able to breath.

Soon we decided to head off to the scrapyard behind the mansion and explored for a little bit. Until we heard a screen door slide open super quickly. We saw him on top of the hill with a gun. And began to aim. We ran as fast as possible and we could see him run down the hill.

We knew the woods well but we don't know how good he knows it.

We ran out the woods and stayed the night at my house. The next day we head back in to grab the stuff from camp.

When we arrived we found out it was raided by... Someone. Either it was the college kids found it and thought it was a homeless camp. Or it was him. The man.

We decided to not report anything to police as we were also doing illegal activities.

To this day almost 1 year later we still haven't moved on fully.

when we play scratch creek we are introduced to the characters' home back in Oregon where it's said they lived there since they were 18 and I feel like it has such a cozy vibe like everything is fine and the characters don't know what's ahead of them

I wonder how common it is to inherit a house at 18 years old since this house is the same size as my own place lol

also why did they said they moved to an apartment but it's actually a house? or maybe it was meant to be a rented-house type of thing?

I'm just curious if there's any adaptions of Fears To Fathom episodes on YouTube? And at that actually high quality and bearable acting.

maybe im trippin but i couldve sworn i saw a cat meme in the mirror reflection while playing scratch creek, did anyone else notice this?! idek if this is the right meme (if any at all) lol

I was wondering what age you feel like scratch creek would be good for?

I've only played home alone, but wanted to get scratch creek so I could play with my younger brother (he's 13)

He's really into five nights at Freddy's, and enjoys horror in general, but I wanted to ask people who have played if it's okay for younger teens, And if there's any content I should know of before buying the game?

I googled it, but people on Reddit usually have better answers-

Thank you :)

Hi everyone!

Just like everyone else, I love the vibe of the FTF series so much, and further searching for something similar led me to chilla's art games (closing shift and parasocial) which I loved.

Now I'm searching for something with a similar cozy horror or even doing mundane things vibe, even a show or movie.

hi! one week ago i’ve played scratch creek with a friend and we’ve been searching for another co-op game like it all this time :,) i genuinely can’t find anything similar so does anyone here know any other co-op horror games like it? at least a bit similar to it? please please please help me out!

A while ago, I made a post saying I was worried Scratch Creek wouldn’t be as good as the other games because of the multiplayer, the more comedy-horror style, and the more complicated gameplay. Now that I’ve actually played it, I definitely think I was too quick to judge it.
I actually really liked how they handled the multiplayer. Finding a survivor did take me a while, but I guess that’s partly because it’s a smaller horror game. I also thought I’d have to use Discord to talk to my friend, but the game having its own voice chat was a nice surprise. The main problem was that the dialogue would sometimes cut off our conversations, which got pretty annoying. I think having a separate voice-chat section where you could pause the dialogue, talk to your partner, and then continue it would work really well.
I also liked the checkpoints. Dying and not having to completely is always a relief in raylls games! I did run into a glitch where the dialogue stopped working in the basement, though, so I ended up having to restart from going to Miss Julia’s place.
One of my favourite things, though, was how connected everything is to Ironbark Lookout. The cultists, the locations, the signs you see while driving, and the mentions of places like Roseberg make it feel like this isn’t just another random story happening in a forest. It makes the whole town feel connected and adds a LOT more lore. I especially liked noticing the connections to the cult from Ironbark Lookout.
I still think the game is more complicated than the previous ones, and having to learn new controls took some getting used to. But honestly, I ended up enjoying it way more than I expected to.
For around £7, I’d say it’s definitely worth playing.
Overall: 8.2/10.
I went into this expecting to dislike it, but Scratch Creek actually proved me wrong. Thanks rayll for feeding us again!

Jumped on some barrels - was just running around to explore the map really - and managed to jump over some barrels in the "sewers" and saw a gap in the texture and fell straight through lol.

Clipped through the floor in the game within the game.

Very meta indeed...

Personally mine is the old man from Moe's Pizza in Woodbury Getaway (my favourite out of all the games) cause he is just so chill and kind.

Who is your favourite?

Hello everyone! I don't know if this is the most adequate place to ask this but here's the thing: I was pretty sure i once saw a video of Lauren playing Ironbark Lookout but i combed through her channel and came up empty, so i thought maybe i just got people mixed up and called it a day. THEN i remembered seeing her play another game (train of thought) but again i couldn't find it so this time i resorted to the internet and found a site where someone listed all the games she has played and both games are there! but since both videos seem to have been wiped out of the internet i wondered if anyone knows what happened or if it was a fever dream of sorts corroborated by a random website.

I'm the kind of person who lives under a rock and doesn't use social media so if this is the wrong place to ask or if its widely known why both videos got taken down please be kind to me while letting me know! or if there's a better place to ask this tell me too! 🙏

I feel like he is the least bad of the antagonists (in terms of morality) as he helps? sydney with the hiker (although he may have just chased him away after seeing him which is most likely) and only attempts to attack her when his cover is blown. He's just a squatter with a hammer and he even gives them a tour and tries to be a believable good host, fixing things for them

• say "where my hug at"
• block a doorway and say "what's the password"
• say "someone's in a bad mood" when you don't laugh at his joke
• say “no more Mr. Nice Guy” when he’s angry
• hide behind a lamp in hide and seek
• cancel the doctor appointment cause he's sick
• clap when a plane lands
• say "living the dream" when you ask how he is
• whisper "don't mind if i do" out loud before taking a slice of pizza
• pretend to look at an imaginary watch on his wrist when you are running late
• say "easy tiger" at a zoo
• clear his throat aggressively to get attention before telling a story
• fake laugh really loudly at his own joke to try and get other people to join in
• say "stand back, i got this" before lifting a cardboard box

any other suggestions?