It's the spooky time of year when the witches fly with brooms, and YouTubers make lists of games..... I'm not gonna say I rushed this video because I wanted Scratch to join us during Halloween but....

Hey yall, this is a short little video while working on the next video essay. It was a challenge for myself to see if I could make a video within a week's deadline, truthfully I just wanted to give my new friendo an introduction.

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Trigger warning: 15:10 video goes into topics of Transphobia, anxiety, depression, suicide, and other topics that might upset queer and non-cis audiences. There will be a visual warning before triggering material. Viewer discretion is advised

Nightmare Ned is a game that was released in 1997, which follows the story of a young boy named Ned who finds himself trapped in a series of nightmarish dreams.

This game might seem strange at first, but trust us, it's worth watching. In this nightmare vision of the future, we see a world where people are changing their appearance to fit in. This disturbing game shows us just how far some people are willing to go to fit in. Are we doing anything to stop this transgender fever dream of nightmare Ned from coming true?

Thumbnail by the wonderful Nekotachin

OneShot is a game about breaking reality for a more empathic future

If you would like to support consider watching my past and future videos! I made em, I want you to see em..... it's a thing we're doin here.

Special thanks to Phizzy for allowing me to use their footage for HD capture. Forgive some weird audio, first time with this editor and i learned a lot in the future. Next time there shouldn't be as many tech issues.

Travel back to the year 2002, the PS2 home of limitless undiscovered gems releases this nostalgic throwback to the super robot genre. Robotic Alchemic Drive from Sandlot the creators of Earth Defense force, might have a more important history to gaming than one would expect.

I think many of us pay attention to the winners of the game industry. We love the underdog story, the little guy creating experiences that shape us with memories that last a life time. But sometimes I think it's important to look at a failure. Not to bash it, not to punch down, but to appreciate the team and stories that aren't as remembered.

I couldn't think of any better game to start with than Eggs of Steel, the 1998 Playstation 1 forgotten title developed by Rhythm and Hues. a game that means ALOT to me even though it's ultimately a footnote in history.

This video is my first attempt so it might be a little rough around the edges. But I learned a lot in the process of creating it.