The broom closet is a great example of how humans think. Everyone I’ve watched play this stays in the whole time just with the simple suggestion that there’s nothing in there. Then you dig your heels in for the sake of defiance, even when he starts insulting you. So good!

The bucket literally adds a second version of every single ending in the game (of which you still have several more to see) depending on whether or not you have it with you, as far as I can tell. It's pretty insane.

I love that if you do exactly what you're told you're freed from mind control.

The teasing of the elevator ending just to not complete it has me broken 😞🥺

1:40 "It's a game within a game, within a game!"

Honestly, an unknowingly accurate guess. That was funny.

They now need to make merch that says, "The prank is never the prank is never the prank" repeating across a shirt.

6:33 Katelyn: "You just unlocked two achievements: 'You can't jump' and 'Get your first achievement.' Can you jump?"
Evan, confounded: "No!"
I don't know why I laughed so hard at that, the timing and tone were just too perfect.

I love the new "bottom of the mind control facility" ending! thats really nice new thing added to the game

I'm excited for them to learn the Narrator's voice actor's name is KEVIN

I can just see yall going about your everyday lives asking here and there "do you need your comfort bucket? do you want me to grab the comfort bucket? HEY BABE! WANT ME TO GET THE COMFORT BUCKET?"

The non-completionist way that you guys play this game makes me anxious 😂 glad the game stopped you to go to the collectibles exhibit - I was yelling "NO! Collectibles!!"

This is my favorite game to watch youtube personalities play because it’s an A-tier game for storytelling and design, and watching people deal with it is just hilariously awesome.

Based on your opening question, I have to assume you have never downloaded "There is no game" from Steam..   You really shouldn't ever do that, because there is no game in that download, and I have complete faith you would never find it interesting or amusing.. because it totally isn't a game.   Of course, should you be foolish enough to ignore my suggestion to not download that, because it isn't fun at all, then you'd probably want to at least take your time and listen to what the narrator of the game.... er.. I mean not game... has to say before just clicking away.

I never knew you could return to the boss’s office from the elevator and never knew you can fall to the bottom of the control room, I’m learning so much about this game that I didn’t know of before. Wow.

the confusion ending (with the stanley parable adventure line) is my actual FAVORITE-! so convoluted.

This was hilarous when you discoevered by accident the 8888 on the keypad

The reason the keypad reacts by saying "8" when you type all 8 is that its referencing the demo that was released alongside the otiginal official release. You run across a button with an 8 on it and it just says 8 when you press it. If you keep pressing it, the Narrator reacts in a kind of similar way to the Broom closet ending which naturally makes people want to keep pressing it.

"OH, DID U GET THE BROOM CLOSET ENDING? THEB ROOM CLOSET ENDING WAS MY FAVRITE!1 XD"

I appreciate the non graphic deaths so much, I really can't handle horror games, the suspence, then the jump scares make my heart do things I don't think it should

I absolutely love the weird "afterlife" part of the game where the devs actually got a chance to display some of the design choices of the game, explain some of the alternative options, and display their parts in the game which are usually overlooked by players. I think it's a fantastic idea to let your audience in on some of the ideas that went into the game and give them just that little extra chance to appreciate all of the things that they may not actually notice during playthroughs. More games should have a feature room like that. There was a multiplayer thing in one of the older call of duty games where they let you do that too, but at a much smaller scale and it was kinda integrated into the map. The way they did it here was fantastic.