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Getting traction on YT is something I never expected to happen to me ... and with a stream VOD I uploaded on a whim, no less. :D But yeah, my hype has died down a bit now with the time passed since I played it, but I'd still be down as myhouse is one of the coolest things I ever played.

If I may add mine, it got some good feedback (please disregard the clickbaity title, I don't upload to YT often, I concentrate on Twitch):

This. For the first time in a while, a horror game really stuck in my head and gave me feelings of sadness and melancholy for days, even when trying to fall asleep. I couldn't stop thinking about it.

I streamed it and uploaded the VOD to youtube like 4 weeks ago, which I haven't done in years, and it's quickly become my most successful video O.o anyway I'd be down for this

Which video if I may ask?

Yes I would like to be there when you shoot your wad.

Switzerland gopfertammi

My Summer Car, because I hate myself.

Mostly EDM, metal, rap (as a teen I traversed from rap to metal, EDMy stuff came later). But for 2-3 years, I've been super into Synthwave. The Midnight and FM-84 are my favorites:

SPUH-LAT

I've got another myhouse question that I couldn't find the answer to anywhere so far:

I'm super new to these forums but as a 37yo avid gamer, DOOM (and Wolf3d) were some of my first ever gaming experiences. You know, playing on my friend's dad's PC, us sitting next to each other, debating who gets to walk and who gets to shoot and open doors ... on one keyboard. At any rate, in my late teens and early adulthood I was super into mapping, mostly for the HL engine (WorldCraft aka Hammer) but DOOM was always close to my heart, so yeah ... if my job lets me find any time, I'm really considering giving it another try. EDIT: Forgot what I wanted to say about myhouse.wad in general since the main thread is closed. And it's mostly: "Whoa, holy f***." This might be the first video game experience in years to really grab my attention and not leave me alone after I finished playing. So far I only got the "sold" ending, but the whole ordeal? has been haunting me. Something about it connects deeply (with so many people here, apparently) and lends a feeling of familiarity and comfort among all of the dread and confusion. The last time I can actively remember being this startled and scared about a game was when I had a love-hate relationship with my older friend's copy of Resident Evil for PSX back in the days. I wanted to play it ... but I also didn't want to. With myhouse, something about falling into the rabbit hole deters me, I guess? IDK. Anyway, absolutely stellar work. Thanks for letting me get this out somewhere lol. EDIT 2: Here's my first ever playthrough of the game on Twitch for those who want to watch an easily scared European play it.