Heya! I voice acted in this game (Jean, Alisa's very french partner) and I also translated it in french and Italian! I'm so glad you liked the game! Stay tuned, a whole story chapter starring Jean is coming out soon!

0:11 "the year is october"

15:31 omg the sad honk sound when he died

It’s pretty cool how we’ve got indie devs like this successfully capturing the magic of old school ps1 horror games. If you went back in time and showed these to someone they might even think they were real. You can see real passion behind them

Funnily enough, this was my first ever fixed angle survival game I ever played and it gave me interest and I guess courage to play the older survival horror games, like classic RE2 and 3 along with Alone in the dark the new nightmare.

The most dangerous thing about The Chaser is the fact she can stand right in front of you when you enter a room, so recklessly running through the mansion might mean you accidently run straight into her (which can instakill you).

15:30-15:32 That noise they make when they die never fails to make me chuckle.

I heard the lore behind the place (from what can be gathered) is that the place that Alisa is in is a doll house that was once a mental institution where the head of the institution became obsessed with his studies toward an ancient artifact called the “Finger of God” which could turn people into monstrous forms of themselves and one of his patients that he used in his experiments became a monster that was bent on turning every person he saw into a doll using the artifact’s power. The institution fell underground due to a sinkhole and the doll monsters started to threaten the people of the nearby town, causing most of them to flee to the cities (except for the old man that stayed who was actually the husband of the woman that was turned into the black doll that chases Alisa throughout the game). Alisa was merely in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Edit: Thanks for all the likes! I think this game was a work of art. Nitro Rad originally loved this comment but I had to correct a grammatical error I made and I lost it. Thanks though everyone!

i love how "ps1 graphics" is an art style now 👍 the more time passes the more people realize realistic graphics isnt the only thing that matters

"Nuuu, don't shewt' XD

I still remember when this game came out, it was one of the indie games I was the most excited for. They really nailed the aesthetic and when I finished it, I had that sensation that it was probably incomplete, there were so may things they left a mystery and places you couldn't access (not to mention the annoying bug puzzle which was bugged)

I'm glad they eventually updated and for free, making it a very complete and scary experience

Two videos back to back? Oh it’s going to be a good week. Nitro rad is one of the most underrated YouTubers of all time

My favorite part about this channel is finding out a bunch of games I've never heard about and all of them look so cool!

6:00 This is probably weird to point out but I love how expressive and goofy he moves here (talking with his hands a bunch, tossing the comb in a way it falls in frame). It's such a little thing but it goes a long way in making a segment where it's focused just on him more entertaining to the viewers. He does this a lot too. Good stuff man.

Nitro Rad is turning into a Steam Deck Dandy
But at the same time he's selling me pretty good on getting one (and Alisa), so I'd say he's doing a good job

Honestly, you made a very good call holding off on reviewing Alisa and not doing so right off the bat. The game initially only had one ending, no modification mechanic, and none of the alt. costumes by artists like Pitch Canker till they came around in later updates.

I'm so glad to see Alisa covered. The setting is so unique and I had a blast playing it.

I hope eventually you’ll cover the American McGee Alice games.

Really love how passionate you sound haha
No script, just you explaining something you're really into to your friends
That's a really nice way to make people want to play it :D

42:03 nothing beats split second visual gags