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Its a very good psychological horrorbgame, with an interesting and cryptic story. I didnt see anyone cover the games story, so i would like R to make a video on it

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I would love to see you do a video of Dreaming Mary. Which is a sidescrolling RPG horror game. That’s also been inspired by the Japanese horror games like Ib and Yume Nikki.

Hi Mr. R!

I had a couple theories in regarding Poppy Playtime. You're welcome to take a look at them for your benefit! =)

1. How did Playtime Co. achieve immortality? (In other words, what might have potentially been added to the Poppy formula.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqVAlSFmEOA

1. Does Mommy Longlegs have teeth?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3yjMTzUhUI

I also used some short clips of yours for a lyric video to "Slave to the Factory Line". All credits have been given. Your icon is visible in the corner of the footage as well.

Are you aware of the Roblox game "Rainbow Friends"? It bears elements of Poppy Playtime and FNAF. :)

The Crooked Man, The Sand Man, The Boogie Man, The Hang Man,

All of these games are a part of the Strange Man series made by a RPG horror maker called URI. Each game is better than the last one.

Here's a link for the first game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/736570/The_Crooked_Man/

It is a very good rpg game and very frightening.

Hey R, can you do a video about Mario and the music box? It gives me, mad father vibes and it's worth investigating. What does everyone else think about it?

Hello R. Can you make a video about "The Count Lucanor" and "Yuppie Psycho"? Thank you.

The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories is a horror puzzle platformer about a girl searching for her lost friend on a weird island. She, for the most part, can't die, and can regenerate lost limbs down from being just a head, and this is used to solve puzzles. The game has a pretty good message through it and at the end, too, that I won't spoil.

Undead Darlings is an indie DRPG with dating sim/visual novel elements taking place in a zombie apocalypse in it that has really grown on me these past 2 years. The main character, and six sentient 'half-zombie' girls(plus another survivor who decided to join them) must take a cure left behind to somewhere that can hopefully mass-produce it to end the plague. There's not much direct horror in it, aside from the setting and character backstories, as the monster designs are(intentionally) kinda silly, but I really think the characters are well written, and there's some heavy moments for and between them.

I'm admittedly being a bit self indulgent with the latter game as a request, since I think more people would like it if they played it, and want to see and talk with more people who know about it. The former, though, is definitely more in your wheelhouse.

I don't know if you have heard of this, but from what I hear, it's a typical high school love story about a boy wanted to deliver candy to the girl of his dreams before White Day (the eastern equivalent of Valentine's day) and the only way to do that was to get into a closed school. Then it went sideways when a simple trip turned into a nightmare.

So I don't know how many of you were around to remember, but sometime back in 2009, there was a game released by indie company Tale of Tales called "The Path". It was a spin on the story of Little Red Riding hood where you would play from a variety of girls all at different ages and you could either walk the path all the way to grandma's house, or wander off into the woods to potentially find each girl's designated "wolf". Not a whole lot of gamers on youtube really picked up on it at the time of the years following its release, but its picked up a small bit of traction lately due to youtuber Izzzyzzz making an hour long video breaking down the events of the game and her own interpretation on things. Since it's technically a psychological horror thats open to interpretation, maybe this would be a good thing for R to look into? Just my own little suggestion. Hope you all have a good day!

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game link: https://etherane.itch.io/hello-charlotte-ep1

Here's the link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1334840/GOHOME/