28:47 the black light tells you to click red 4 times if you bring it on top of those buttons. Also, in the bottom right of the desk, the black light reveals a solar system, with a question mark on Pluto specifically!

The PLUTO solution is from the blacklight, there’s a diagram on the bottom right with a “?” Pointing to Pluto

I can't believe he hasn't played this before

Surprised no one said it yet, but instinctively I assumed the 5th coordinate would be the one that is the most satisfying, and indeed it was the one that kept the most symmetry.

9:15 this ending actually says "You got the job, Stanley!" and the little memento hung on the wall is Stanley's nametag. It's our favorite button-presser, Mr. Stanley Parable.

24:00 It's F4 because that's how you'd make it symmetrical or into a cross or whatever. Kind of a stretch though.

Tyler, there is a 3d Version of this game with More endings and the ability to look around and see joe the endings affect ypur immediate environment, Highly recommend playing that version as well

Edit: also some puzzle solutions I think are designed to make more sense or otherwise be more intuitive.

Green baby doesn't hit as hard as a red one

That was much more scary. The boils on the machine really looked like weird blood clots

I've seen people doing 11 video series about this game, and you made 1 video with every ending. Getting almost every ending on your own, that's so mad respect.

1:10 As a professional button pusher, "Front End Developer" sent me. You'd be surprised how many revisions our big red buttons have gone through over the years.

Someone has probably already said this, but "Awaiting Input" is a reference to "The Stanley Parable"

It's insane that Tyler has NOT played this. It's kinda like his whole deal with quirky puzzlegames.

Oh man, this game is a classic.

9:50 drawing the pentagram first try is INSANE!

Aw man, I was obsessed with this game when it first came out, I remember how hard we were all working on the steam forums to crack some of these. I can promise you every puzzle has a logical solution, even if you don't see it yet!

It's not that the B and the 4 are torn from the same note; the B is the left half of B4 and the 4 is the right half of F4. The puzzle, such as it is, is realizing that the only way those would be enough clues to solve it is if it's a symmetric shape; also, since it's a symmetric shape, whether the coordinates start at the top or bottom, left or right, is irrelevant; all that matters is numbers as rows and letters as columns (also also, chess uses A1 notation starting in the bottom left, so it's not just spreadsheets)

The reason you press red 4 times is that if you hover the blacklight over the coloured buttons, there's a 4 on the red one

Maybe you should try the 3D version sometime! It's ALMOST the same, but nooot quite ;)

I'm glad he didn't feel the need to 100% this game. That requires seeing every ending with the least amount of clicks. It's probably the most frustrating achievement that steam has.

I’m guessing F4 was either a reference to the game crashing or a way to complete the pattern the other coordinates already give

I personally don’t believe that the “B4” is just combine the B and the 4. I think that what it supposed to be saying is that one of the buttons is on the B row and one is on the 4 column. The fact that B4 happens to be the B button is poor choice.

the clue to pressing red 4 times comes from the blacklight. If you use the blacklight on the red buttonthere is a 4 on it and nothing else on any other buttons. (And also the 2 ripped up coordinates are not part of the same one. They are B4 and F4, and to my knowlage you have no way of knowing the other halves of them.)

i thought he played this before but im glad to see this again