is he following me?...

The worst part about that phone call from Moeka is that the translation just said "don't..." but what she said was "sawaranaide" which means don't touch me

32:46 A collection of coach’s creepy phrases in chronological order (that no one asked for): - “Hiding is useless” - “Where are you?” - “Are you here..?” - “If you say anything, I’m going to post that video all over the internet” - “I’m not going to do anything, so be a good girl and come on out” (EW) - “I know you’re here” - “I found you” - “Where are you hiding?” - “Can you escape me?” -You called the police…where are you! Sh*t!” What makes it worse is that his “unique voice” is extra creepy because such a voice can only be done when you’re smiling and speaking at the same time- so the entire time, the coach is smiling and beckoning for the girl to come out (I’m Japanese btw- and it sounds so so creepy)

Mira talking about the guilt of taking a life and Sean coming in and saying, "Girl boss the shit out of'em." Nearly spit out my drink.

Moeka saying she got stopped by the coach gave me chills. I hated that so much. So. Much.

love how her friend warned her that someone was coming after her and she needs to leave the building but she's just like "i need to use the bathroom"

I love that both Sean and Evelyn's response to Moeka missing the basket is to yell "You suck!"

Sean's determination to save the other girl in ending 2/6 is so wholesome. "I'm going to save you!! I'm not leaving here without you!!!" God bless.

My favorite part about chilla's art games that protray female struggles is that there's other unnerving characters, they never did anything wrong but sre simply unnerving cause you don't know who's trying to hurt you yet. It could be any of them. Such an amazing detail,

Him: “6 endings?? I’m not gonna do all that!” Also him: proceeds to do all 6 endings

Jack: " Rhythm games are not my strong suit" Also Jack: is drummer

Actually love that chilla's art does many narratives surrounding assault on women. Like sean said, its sad and makes people feel bad/disturbed, but I think that's the point. It's hard for most men to understand the constant trepidation that many women feel in seemingly normal situations, like being alone at night, and chilla's games makes that perspective accessible through the genre of horror.

Rules to rhythm games 1. If you point out your combo, you lose it 2. If you celebrate too early, you're done for 3. NEVER ASSUME THE SONG IS OVER TILL IT'S OVER 4. Be relaxed 5. Panic when necessary

They often portray very old and fat men as the creepers but a lot of people forget that even younger looking men can be just as much of a psycopath, a creep, and a rapist, and this game really cements that. The way his voice drops to that creepy lilt as he calls out to you is freaky too. And what's even scarier is that he would do this, in a PUBLIC SPACE.

the camera thing hit REALLY close to home; when I was in a public restroom I caught someone taking photos underneath the stall. I got him arrested, and when the police searched his computer they found child pornography on his home computer. the worst part was that he was a father. I still haven't recovered from it :( edit 02/11/23: I'm so sorry that so many people have been able to relate to this comment, but I'm glad to see that we can all come together and heal with one another. thank you all for your lovely words <3

Hearing Jack say "that's perfectly understandable" when the girls are forever scared of man just It's nice to hear that from someone I respect because the amount of times if heard of or even experienced being told that "you can't fear men forever," "were not all like that," "you need to get over it," "oh just bcs one guy hurt you you're scared of all of them???" Is almost ridiculous and really invalidating So for Jack to be like "yeah- that is totally understandable" it makes me feel a little better 🥲

Sean’s ability to just mimic the voice acting immediately after it’s said and it’s SPOT ON is wild. If I’m not looking at the screen I sometimes can’t tell if the character is saying it twice or if he’s repeating it himself.

I love the fact she clearly heard her friend in distress on the phone but chose to do karaoke instead of helping her 😂

I like how chilla's games really rely on general uneasiness and plausible real-life scenarios. There's something so unsettling about the realistic atmosphere of being a female coffee shop employee working night shift alone, a teenage girl being prayed upon, etc.

I adore that jack didn’t leave the friend when she left the key and decided to restart. That brings me so much comfort. I was alone for 4 years, nobody believed me. I’m grateful to see jack be so supportive and caring towards Moeka. This made me happy.

the "happier ending" 2/6 was actually sad because the coach is never caught and aside from her from moeka hes done bad things to at least 9 other women... 5/6 is probably the best ending like you said