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one of my favorite spaces is the jellyfish ice shards on giant's deep in outer wilds, just a nice fire from feldspar and the storms around you, its calm. highly recommend

AWESOME video dude. Really enjoy the topic as well, can relate to the feeling of enjoying rain and capturing a similar comfort within video games. Never thought about it until I started watching this. Genuinely thought provoking stuff. Also congrats on the 3D aspect of this! Like that's insane, really feeling the passion in this video! Kudos and can't wait for whatever's next :)

a small little cozy spot i love is in Gloomwood, the very last phonograph in the fishery, right before you get to the mines. its a very small, cozy cabin that i just get lost in. sometimes i can just lock the door behind me, crouch by the fire, and let the horrors of the city of Gloomwood not bother me. i can relax, but the feeling of progress makes me need to continue on.

I love this style, please make moooore!

3:49 the crawling sounds make me wanna shit myself

good vid! loved how this was presented. excited for more like this if you decide to do so

You made me unlock a part of me that I didn't know how to describe at the time until now. awesome video bro.

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Cozy spots for me in games are the menu screen in Half Life 2 for the Water Hazard chapter, the menu screen for Hollow Knight when I set the theme to Lifeblood, and the balcony in the third chapter of Celeste. The menu screens are water themed, and the view from the balcony is pretty.

is epic

I beat Minos so easily but the flesh prison…. Like wtf

I was so excited to see content from ya again! And you beginning with zomboid made me super surprised to! Zombie games can be really atmospheric

wow. thanks a lot, carolina mach from regretevator

I'm glad you mentioned Crow Country. A lot of the time i would just walk, not run through the environments, taking in the atmosphere. A lot of the lived-in rooms devoid of filth and death in Signalis are also very comfortable, especially the EULE dorms with the bunk beds, the mirror and the fairy lights.

I love this style of 3D animation. It reminds me of the early Kingsfield npc's, wich, to me, is a compliment.

That first under the map was js a flex

Minos when i ask for that one yakuza song

This was a very nice video, Ultrakill Coin Man. This reminds me of the Librarian, a youtuber who always makes videos trying to capture this same "creepy and comfy" vibe.

Love this type of videos, glad to see you making these type of content!

I really like your non-ultra kill videos they're a breath of fresh air <3

More of an open location but bloodhoof village from world of warcraft holds a special place in my heart.

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it's things like this that really make me wish i had a better memory, but some examples of places in games that have given me this feeling personally are the living room area in animal well, countless areas in the mario galaxy series, the small warehouse thing on gm_boreas in gmod, the main room of dishwashing simulator, a few of the bases I've had in various sandbox survival games, and I'm sure many more places that my brain refuses to dig up right now. some of these evoke the feeling stronger than others, but i do get that same kind of comfort feeling from all of these. it really is nice to have a place to sit and not only relax, but truly chill out and let your mind rest. i think that's why the mario galaxy areas stand out to me more, as when i first played those games video games were only fun for me, as i was just a kid and had no lingering worries in the back of my mind as i do now, it let me feel more at peace and have a greater connection to those areas

Underrated as hell. Keep it up

Bro has the old CRT that the teacher would roll into class on movie day

Sick video dude, I can tell that this video is a passion project for you, and I really hope you continue to enjoy making videos and making my day

Cool. I had a similar idea for a game im developing. Like a point or a place with a nice view that you can stay for a while and just chill with calm music . Very different from the main gameplay but a nice breath of air. The Chill zone. Thanks to you i'm gonna look more into this stuff ❤

Long time, no see, Herby! Glad to see you still making content. Missed your e-face.

I found your videos through Ultrakill, but this I think this style of video suits you really well too. If anything, I think this video proves that you can do different styles very well, and I enjoy them both. Keep it up! To answer your question, I really enjoy the benches (savepoints) in Hollow Knight. Together with the exploration aspect of the game, it really feels like you are out on an expedition, finding places where you are momentarily safe, and resting before continuing on. The music especially helps this feeling a lot. My favorite one has to be the one in an abandoned tram, where the bench is just one of the seats of the tram itself. You find this place quite far away from any other savepoints, and the fact that the place you sit on is not a predetermined asset (the bench) but a diegetic element, coupled with the fact that the music plays from a speaker of the tram, distorted but not in a creepy way, really gives you this feeling of finding a safe place by yourself and resting for a while.

If you haven't already, I highly recommend playing the Early Access game published by New Blood called Gloomwood. It takes heavy inspiration from the great immersive sims of the past like Thief and Resident Evil. When you've cleared an area of enemies, it can evoke very similar feelings to the ones described in this video. The game allows you to set up "bases" pretty much anywhere. Definitely the most quintessential of these is the Emerald Eye shop. The Emerald Eye is special in that it is one of the few places in the game where you are not completely isolated; the merchant, Grezzo, is posted behind his counter downstairs ready to sell his stock and buy any items you might have collected throughout your journey. The guest room upstairs allows you to store pretty much anything. You can organize all your weapons, ammo, healing items, and trinkets pretty much however you want. No two players are likely to have the same item hoard. Sometimes I will boot up the games just to mess around in my completed save file, admiring my item collection and sometimes even rearranging it, especially whenever a new content update comes out with new items as well as more instances of old ones like revolvers and gems. There are even spots outside the guest room you can store items in: You can store things in the attic, the floor cabinet next to the stairs, and even the empty gun case on the main floor. Very few games give you such freedom to manipulate your inventory and items to the degree of Gloomwood. Hell, you can take your canesword out of your inventory and throw it around. The main character's one-of-a-kind, irreplaceable primary tool. You can even sell it to the merchant for 500 coins, making it the most valuable sellable item in the entire game!

Its nice to see someone talking so heartfelt about their own experiences. great video!

Okay real comment time: Brother I love love LOVE this content from you. Everything about this video is excellent. The writing. The animations. The transitions. I can tell you really put a lot of time, effort, and passion into this project. Frankly, this is your best work yet and I'm proud to have seen you come this far with your UA-cam channel. Keep up the good work, dude. ❤️

Great video! Keep it up!

Finded comfort in that one

cozy tight places yes yes :3 i recently moved the furniture in my room. and i put the big wardrobe so it divides the room in half making the room feel a lot smaller it very cozy

You should do more of these! Its a nice and welcome change in pace from ultrakill

Very viby to watch, would love to see more videos about this topic.

Fantastic video. It made me reflect on a lot of things. Feelings of anxiety and comfort: they go hand in hand, don't they? When I was little and was forced to sit in hallways or small rooms, I imagined myself living in this space, where I would sleep and where I would put all my things. I also used to be incredibly anxious when playing any video game. As that fear gradually subsided as I got older, I forgot about the feeling of comfort that some spaces provided. I feel like that's what's missing from most of the games I play these days. One such place that I still remember is the home base from Patapon 2 and 3. Your base in the second game is a village under the stars, in the center there is a huge party going on late at night, people dancing and feasting. If you scroll further, the music becomes muffled and the sounds of nature at night can be heard. In the third game, your base is located in a huge cave, in the light of the torches you can see the rock paintings that were made by your ancestors. The sound of a hammer hitting an anvil echoes in the cave. If you go outside, you will see the starry sky once again. I'll try to rediscover the places in video games that have brought me comfort. Thank you for making a video on this topic! I would love to hear you talk more about things that interest you or are dear to your heart.

YO! Non-Ultrakill video!

Games like PZ, The Don't Escape Trilogy, and other games like them(Half-Life, or Outer-Wilds) have (in my opinion) the perfect atmosphere

for me, sonic mania’s sound test/debug menu evokes a similar feeling of comfort, especially with the music literally being titled “comfort zone” the menu is lowkey kinda eerie but sitting there trying to input the super sonic flight code just makes me feel at peace

THE 3D-MODELING-TO-VIDEO-ESSAYIST PIPELINE IS REAL, WE GOT 'IM BOYS!!!!!

I would love more of this, rly good video!

I love the beginning of E1M3 in DUSK. The sound of Crows and the dusk setting, the falling leaves from the tree next to the church is just so nice.

gotta appreciate herb branching out the content

Love the visual style! Good luck , Herb!!