For a Fact: Fears to fathom is a game made by An Indian solo developer from Delhi named "Mukul Negi" founded Rayll studio. Guy single handedly did all the development aspects of the game. Sadly only few in Indian gaming creators and audiences knows about him and show support. Hope we all give him the praise he deserve and make this game world wide popular series.

Okay let me explain Fears to Fathom is an indie horror game based on people's real experience shared on reddit and it has 4 episodes so far and each episode is a different story.and yeah the first episode was very short but trust me the other episodes are 1 hour long and very interesting.  please continue this series trust me you will enjoy it.

Did anyone notice this is the only channel where comments are actually filled with real opinions and compliments??..I usually see comments filled with spammers in every channel these days... This proves that subh have an actual mature audience who genuinely watch his every videos and appreciate it.

who is here after watching :Terrors of unveil 😅

4:08 Adoption Papers Dekh Ke Mujhe Meri Aukat Dikh Gayi

Hey BeastBoyShub, just wanted to share that the game "Fears to Fathom" is purely based on real life events that occurred with real people, that's why it has no alternative endings, and please continue with the other games we could love to watch it further

TIP: you really don't need to play full game again after you die. You can click on the check points and play from that

13:42 bro that sounded like shanks haki lol💀💀

9:20 legendary dolphin face

10:10 bbs has experience with this?

3:53 DOST ne promise na karkar apni aukat dikha di

the day shub realised icse board exists

3:37 Beast Bhai related as F 😂

Hey Shub, so here's how the game works. As has been mentioned in the video, this is an episodic horror game (like an episode you might watch on OTT but this time you control the character and follow the events). As this episode and the following one shows, you go through the story and often encounter situations where you need to survive or else diverting from the main storyline ends the game. As the you continue through the episodes, they progressively get longer and longer. This is a general pattern, however, as is witnessed in the third episode, you can get, sort of, diffferent endings based on how your gameplay goes. the fourth episode is quite long, but I believe (don't really know much what happens in it) you get more freedom of doing different things that might effect the end. In short, the game is more about the scary feeling that develops in the person who plays it rather than actually using one's gaming skills to survive or achieving various endings through one's actions (this remains dominant part until the end of third episode [no spoilers]). The second episode, if you choose to play, would, like this one, feel like storytelling rather than actual gameplay. I would suggest rather completing second and third episode in the following video on this game and a seperate one for the fourth episode.

9:20 🗿🔥

9:20 was the moment, where i experienced the scariest jumpscare of my life.
Normally i don't get scared of jumpscares in games where we can fight them ( like RE or WWZ ), but in games like this where we can't fight them and they are rather creepier than scary. I shit myself. This was one of the scariest and non expected jumpscare till now😅.

Fears to fathom is actually an episodic type game. the game has a total of five chapters and you play as the protagonist (the storyteller) the story is based on what decisions the protagonist has made and how they survived the circumstance. Hence the reason you weren't able to do anything except following Miles's instructions. You just have to follow their instructions and do what the story keeps on instructing you. 'Home Alone' was their first and short horror episode but as you start playing the other eps. You will notice the increase in the jumpscares and longer gameplay duration.

14:45 *Le intruder : oh pols a gyi pols

12:03 Acche Bacho Ki Tarah Baja Raha Hai Bhai Wo To 💀

Watching in 2026, reminded me of this og meme✌🏻 4:08