♪ (upbeat video game music) ♪
- "Layers of Fear: Solitude."
Oh, it looks like scary game.
- This sounds familiar.
The solitude part throws me off
because I know that wasn't a part of it,
so this may be a sequel/prequel.
- (FBE) To play this game, it does require something a little extra.
- Oh no, no, no, no, no, no!
Please don't give a VR. Please don't give-- FUDGE!!
- (whimpering)
- (FBE) This one is the Google Daydream View,
which is a VR headset powered by just a mobile phone.
- Ooh, a phone?
Look how far technology has come.
- That's pretty crazy, actually, that they can use
something like that on a phone.
- (FBE) Just like in the original Layers of Fear,
you'll be playing as a mentally disturbed artist
as you explore your eerie mansion all alone
while trying to complete your greatest masterpiece.
- Oh no. (chuckling)
- (FBE) So once you put that headset on,
you're going to be all on your own. - Oh my god.
You guys are going to talk to me, right?
- (FBE) We're going to leave. It's just going to be you.
- You guys are so mean!
- (whimpering) I don't want to do this!
I feel like the VR just makes it 100 times worse.
- What's going on here?
- Just assuming I got to touch this.
(haunting noises)
All right.
- Aaah! No, I don't like that.
- Flamingos. Bloody flamingos.
- I'm pretty sure that's made of blood,
so I'm just going to go ahead and walk over here.
- What's this? (paper flipping)
Uh, "Can't stand seeing you like this.
You're not well.
This whole tortured artist nonsense has got to stop."
Okay, so is there someone here with me?
- Let's go out the door.
- Look, I don't even want to go out.
- Oh jeez.
I don't want to open this door.
(door hinge creaking)
- When you open a door, it's like, okay, you just officially left the comfort zone.
♪ (eerie music) ♪ - Oh the music's starting up.
That means something is going to go down.
- I don't like these noises.
♪ (haunting music) ♪
(lever thuds) - Oh.
Why is it red?
- I'm going to close it. (booming noise)
Oh, I'm going up!
- Yo, I'm ready.
I'm about to sock someone if they come up.
- I don't want to go in somewhere that looks...
okay, pretty decent.
- Oh, look at all those art pieces.
(rattling noises) - Ready to--?
You ready to square up, 'cause I'm coming.
- Okay. (loud footsteps)
- Oh! This one fell.
- Okay, we'll put the painting up.
Are we just cleaning now?
(keys jingling) Ooh, a key.
- There is a key.
- Okay... ah, there's-- what is this?
♪ (eerie music) ♪ - Oh. Oh.
- Uhhhhh. The face just changed.
- Oh, that thing just changed.
Hello?
I don't like this.
- Buh-- bye.
- Go back out here.
♪ (eerie music) ♪
- Aw, there's another door.
(door hinge creaking) - HWAH!
- Okay, let's go down this creepy hallway.
(dog barking) - (gasping) Oh my god, I hear something.
Is that a dog?
- There's a dog, there's a dog, there's a dog, there's a dog.
(dogs barking) There's more dogs.
- Oh, the dogs are barking in the picture!
- It's the painting of the dogs.
(dogs whining in pain) Oh my god! It's on fire.
- Dogs are barking.
Aah! Frick no. (dogs whining in pain)
Not cool.
- Dog, dog, dog, dog, dog. (dogs barking)
(gasping)
Oh my god! Why did they do that to the dog?
(dog whimpering in pain) It's okay. You're fine.
You're going to be okay.
- PETA, get after these fools.
- Turn this way.
It looks like there's a note on that door. That's fun.
(paper flipping)
- "Been working all night. Don't wake me up."
What a douche. Unless that was her.
Then I would understand because he seems like a douche.
- Screw you, I'm coming in!
HEY-OH!
I ain't scared of you.
- Ooh, music.
♪ (eerie music) ♪ - Look around.
Ooh, something just happened.
Okay, let's put it right here.
- I have to see if it's going to do anything scary.
All right, let's wind it up.
♪ (jazz music playing) ♪
- What?
- That's not creepy. Ooh, it's melting, wait.
What's going on?
- Oh, there's stuff happening.
Oh my god! There's a monster.
(gasping) I'm in bed! Aaah, god!
- Oh god, I really want to close my eyes right about now.
- Oh Jesus!
- Aah!
(ceiling collapsing) Aah!
Frick! Okay. Stop.
- (gasping) Oh my god! Oh my god!
(rumbling noises)
- What is happening?
(floorboard creaking) - What's happening?
Someone's walking towards my bed.
Why is the foot of the bed so big?
I need to see what's coming towards me.
(gasping) Is that a hand?
That's a person. ♪ (scary music) ♪
Ew!
- Oh my god. (gasping) Oh my god!
(babbling incoherently)
Oh god! Oh, what was that?
What the fudge?!
- Was that supposed to be my wife?
- Whoa, okay. How did I get back here?
I'm so confused. What happened?
- This seems like this room is on the total opposite of the house
of where we were just at.
♪ (eerie music) ♪ - (groaning)
There's a lot more.
I still don't know what that is though.
- You look like the guy from Let's Not Be Creative.
- It looks like a bird mermaid thing.
- Ah, okay, I see what it's going to be.
It's going to be my mangled wife, I think.
Right? It looks like she's wearing some sort of dress.
Or maybe I'm supposed to see what I want to see.
- I don't think there's anything really that important here,
so I'm just going to go out the door.
- Love is an open door!
- There's candles down the walkway.
(faint sobbing) - Ah!
Ah, nope.
- (gasping) Oh my god! There's someone in the hall.
Nooooooo! No, no, no, bitch.
Go home. I don't care.
- Oh wait. (woman sobbing)
Excuse me.
- Wait, come back.
Is she supposed to be the ink stains?
Because she's my painting?
- Oh my god. Can I just walk past it?
Oh my god!
- Here we go.
Oh frick, I'm in someone's room now?
- Let's go this way.
This way.
(soft whisperings) (gasping) Oh my god.
That wasn't here before.
- Um...
♪ (creepy music) ♪ O.K.
Now there's a doll.
♪ (creepy music) ♪ - Okay!
Dang it! Stupid baby.
- I don't like the music. AHH, GET OUT OF MY SIGHT!
Holy shit! Oh my god, it's a baby.
Oh my god, I'm tripping balls. Go away.
- Oh frick! Oh! Oh heck no!
- Those are baby heads floating.
Aah.
Go away, go away. Baby heads are floating
and doing a synchronized dance and now they're all looking at me.
- Oh my god! They're hanging from the ceiling!
Oh my god! Oh my god! Holy crap, they're looking at me.
(squealing) My god! Oh my god, go away!
(groaning)
Oh my god!
- Stupid baby.
The baby got me.
- Okay. More?! (child giggling)
What is happening?
- Where do I go? (shrieking) Oh my god!
They're falling from the ceiling. (child giggling)
That's not funny.
No. Children laughing needs to go away.
- Hello? Oh, the kid room.
- Aw, that's the baby's room.
- This is a cute room!
Oh my goodness.
- Oh god, it's a carousel.
- Let's see what's going to happen now.
(winding up crank)
♪ (lullaby music playing) ♪
- Ah, what?! (baby thumping head)
(gasping) The baby just jumped down.
- Oh god!
- Oh, he's headbanging.
- That baby is psycho!
- Make him stop.
- More and more stuff is coming alive.
- Oh my god! The train is going and the baby's rocking.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- Children are really creepy when it comes to-- uh-uh!
(train tooting)
Did that train just hit the child?
- Oh, that little dollhouse is lighting up.
I always wanted a dollhouse.
That train is going over the speed limit.
- Oh god, what is that? Move the chair.
♪ (creepy music) ♪ Aah!
Shit! ♪ (lullaby music playing) ♪
- Uh-oh. (loud clamor)
- All right, now it's getting weird.
- Yeah, there goes the entire room.
Thank you.
- (shrieking) Oh my god!
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god.
♪ (scary music) ♪
Oh my god.
- There are pictures of the kid playing.
- Oh, these are flashbacks of what kind of happened.
- I think I'm just having weird flashbacks.
Maybe I'm finding my vision that I need as an artist, you know,
for my next big piece.
- "Mama used to come tuck you in."
- Oh my god! I killed the mom, and the babies are mad at me.
♪ (scary music) ♪
Oh god. Oh my god, the baby!
Oh god! Oh god! Oh god! Oh god!
- Aah.
And that will be all for today?
- The mind is a scary place.
- Man, oh!
- Whoa, I'm in reality now. It's weird.
- This one really pulls you in,
and there's jump scares here and there,
but it also tells a really good story.
- (FBE) What did you think of the VR experience?
- Oh, it's cool. It's wild how it's just a phone,
but it's the same thing as the Playstation or the--- what is it-- the Vive.
- You can just game anywhere.
You're just like, hey, I'm at school.
You know, if your teacher's cool with it,
you could whip this thing out and just be like boom.
Playing games in class.
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♪ (upbeat video game music) ♪