Liminal Space Iceberg Explained | pt.2

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• CH

  @chococarrot9497 · 1 year ago

  The caretaker not being on this iceberg should be a crime,but other than that great two part video,i love how in-depth you guys go with each entry

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• ZE

  @ZeTombraider987 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I was wondering if The Stanley Parable game would make an appearance. <br><br>Why i think it could be part of the deeper iceberg:<br>Aside from visual comparisons, hear me out, the gameplay dives into the unspoken aspects of the art of liminal spaces...<br>See, the narration fills the audiospace but it almost draws more attention to the player&apos;s sort of, need for introspection and creation of adverse or purpose, to fill that intellectual space while exploring these, empty and liminal spaced maps... Later, the absence of the nareation , or <b>semi spoiler!</b>- the repetitive phrase endings, highlight the liminality of the spaces because &nbsp;it seems to audibly represent the feeling of being in loop with the player&apos;s interaction with the physical settings, and environmental set design... there&apos;s examples of brutalism architecture, contrasting with serene dreamcore landscapes, industrial and office spaces and doors and halls, it checks off so many of the visual aspects discussed throughout the iceberg. The transitional nature of the settings, landscapes, and gameplay is highly interactable, and, depending on the player&apos;s point of view, challenges them to interact with or despite the narrator, which also explores the illusion of choice... it really portrays liminal spaces and the player&apos;s various potential psychological explorations of those spaces. They portray solitude, and yet also focus on the almost moral dilemma of choice, in an environment that has levels, or &quot;choice-options&quot; where the player has no control, or even where the 4th wall is broken and the liminal space is the literal lack of &quot;game designed&quot; space, like, the creators didnt finish a spot. It really is fascinating and I think it could go here! 😅

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• MI

  @michaelredfern5552 · 1 year ago

  I love that this is one hour long

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• SC

  @scotttisserand3481 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Truly amazing. I love how you combined your calming voice, backrooms visuals, and music together. Its like you managed to make the video itself liminal! I hope theres more on the way! This series and your astrophobia video are my favorites!!

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• V0

  @V0ID_X5 · 1 year ago

  Wait, there&apos;s a part 2? Let&apos;s go!

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• LI

  @lizj4509 · 1 year ago

  I love your videos - I just recently found your vids ! And it helps me relax , and even concentrate in studying 📚 please keep doing what you do ❤

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• ME

  @mellowanimations7237 · 1 year ago

  This was really good! I&apos;d really recommend having the The Night Feeling subreddit on here though since chairs underwater is on here.

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• LO

  @loungeroomtherapy1127 · 5 months ago

  Binging your videos while I work and every single one has been so well done! The background music choice is amazing. Keep making these great videos!

• BO

  @bobsmith284 · 4 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D03joyFagE&amp;t=1177">19:37</a> hope - ee

• JA

  @javierjvr8608 · 5 months ago

  whooooo breadman mentioned !!!!!!!!!!

• FR

  @freddyandfoxy7526 · 1 year ago

  I was only half through your first video and then boom your 2nd part came out

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• JA

  @jayl5032 · 1 year ago

  Liminal man at it again! Lol. Nice.

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