Thank you for playing!

@PaulineRagny

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Thank you for making it!

@KK-moonlite

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Was really excited to see him play this one. Thank you for making an excellent horror game!

@gally242

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thanks for this cute little virtual pet game!

I enjoy how the horror in this game really emerges from the fact that you, an adult, can recognize all the biohazards in this situation that the little girl cannot even conceive of. So all you can try to do is minimize the harm, but you have no way of knowing if minimizing harm is going to work or not under these conditions.

aw man our grandpa is gonna get so big and smart

I really hope you continue with this one. It's one of the finest in a line of fantastic works from this dev.

11:36 early play through callback!!! Also, as a mental health professional whose experience and interests include or are adjacent to play therapy, some fun comments: - children's brains are literally wired for play! Play therapy doesn't work just because it's fun! children will use play to tell you things they literally aren't able to otherwise. - a realistic way I could see "make believe" occur like this is through drawing or using sandtray. Sand tray is a modality (way of conducting therapy) that uses a "sandtray" and figurines of the clients choosing. - stuff like sand tray is technically a projective, where you could "read between the lines" about the meaning/implications behind what a child provides (e.g. burying a doll in the sand, says it is her grandpa, and you know she was very close to her recently deceased grandpa. A lot like burying a body, right?). - what's really interesting with play therapy though, is that the act of the sand tray is the therapy. You don't need to analyse things at all for it to be effective!!

@DJMankiewicz

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That first fact is really fascinating.

@DreadedWalrus

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@@DJMankiewicz ​ Somewhat related to the other person’s comment, my daughter just turned 4 in March, and she’s quite intelligent for her age, but the things that a brain of that age literally cannot do is quite fascinating. We tend to think of “intelligence” as a spectrum, with really clever people on one end and really stupid people on the other, but there are entire types of thought that require physical development of the brain to even be possible. The reason “peekaboo” works so well with babies is twofold - Primarily because they don’t yet understand the concept of object permanence (if I can’t see my parent’s face, it doesn’t exist), but partly because they lack the ability to imagine things from the perspective of someone else. This second one is also partly why young children can make terrible liars - because they cannot isolate their actual experience and then imagine what it would be like if parts of that were different. If you haven’t heard of them before, look up “Piaget’s stages of development” on KZread. There’s a particularly illustrative video uploaded by someone called misssmith891, showing children of different ages responding to the same simple demonstrations in very different ways. It sounds really boring, but I promise you it’s fascinating. Going back to my daughter, for years she used to hide in the bathroom by covering her face with the towels hanging from the back of the door. I could see the entire rest of her body, but to her she couldn’t see the world, so she must not be visible. Interestingly, a couple of weeks ago, out of nowhere, she stopped doing that, and now hides in her bed, painstakingly making sure that every part of her is hidden. It’s like a switch flipped and she suddenly gained the ability to imagine what things might look like to someone else.

Eagerly awaiting the 100% "World's Best Grandpa" Mug Run

I don't think the game is super long. Please consider another episode!

I've never had a grandpa, so I will definitely be trying out this tutorial once I have time to go down to Walmart to pick up an anthropoidic vacuum. Thanks, SGF!! I'll update on how it works out! *Edit six weeks later: It was bad!

grandpa is a good vegan lad

Yames' ability to make cool horror ganes out of very simple mechanics, but with deeply ubsettling art, sound and themes is really impressive. He even inspired other devs to copy his style already.

Yames makes some neat games. His art style makes things look very unsettling.

"Come over here sonny and help grow yer grandpa!"

I never knew you could just grow yourself a new one. I gotta try this out!

MY NEW PEP-PEP!

Feeding your grandpa and teaching him words? Man, this Floigan Brothers sequel got real weird

@Epsiloncat

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He's even asking for skin!

(Kramer Voice) It's like a 'Mad God' (2021) In here.

ohh this was a very intriguing thing. I'd love to see more of SGF and Grandpa

This is just like when my brother tries his best at cooking.

This guys games perfectly simulate the nightmares you have while drawing a fever.

Hope you continue this one.

I love my new pep-pep

This was rly great!!! I loved the voices that you did for the characters

Time to grow our grandpa!

This has big "Who's Lila" energy

@AllisonIsLivid

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I bet Lila and Grandpa would have a lot to talk about.

I love you.

Grandpa sounds like a mix between a tulpa and an extraterrestrial being

SGF ... Please ... I need more ... Love the style and atmosphere of Yames' games (especially this) and your reactions to it

I love games that have an intense internal lore, this a who's lila, just wonderful works.

MORE!

... Are you gunna keep playing this? Cause I will keep watching this if you keep playing this. This is hella cool. Thanks for sharing!

58:00 - that's an example of "framing (the scenario)," right there whiskers _failed_ to develop a human tongue analogue? under certain circumstances, that statement may be interpreted as its being the personal choice of this alien creature, to not go along with the programme expected of it how is such an assessment fair? you mean, whiskers _wasn't able_ to conjure up a tongue¿ ===== that counselor, also, reminded me of someone who ascribes to the tactic of belittling / minimizing others' experiences when they don't happen to fit in to his neat little World View- -his patronization of / "humouring" Adrienne

Trying out... what? I... growing... what?!

danganronpa