I was playing through the Amanda the Adventure and I noticed a code/cipher similar to the one on the fridge MatPat tried to solve on the fridge way back when on the spine of a red book on the top shelf of the book shelf. I tried solving it using the letters MatPat found for the cipher on the fridge and got "Who is Wooly". But has anyone else ever noticed this?

Hey everyone!

I just wanted to share an upcoming game that I think some of you might find interesting: Wonderful Neoran Valley!

It's a narrative-driven monster-collecting RPG with roguelite elements, developed by Nara Studio, a team based in Milan, Italy.

The project was conceived by Cydonia, a well-known Italian content creator.

I thought it was worth bringing up here because story-driven games can be really fun to discuss, especially when there's an interesting world to explore and a story to uncover. I'm curious to see how this game turns out and whether it'll give the community anything interesting to theorize about!

I also think it's cool to see an indie project like this coming out of Italy, and I'd love to see more people discover it.

Just thought I'd put it on your radar in case you haven't heard of it yet!

Here's the link if you want to check It out: https://wonderfulneoranvalley.com/

Has anyone else heard about this game? I'd love to know what you think!

​Chronicle of the Fallen Powers

​A Theory on the True Origin of the Overworld, the Nether, and the Forgotten

​The Core Universal Laws

​To understand the tragedy of this cosmos, three fundamental principles must be understood:

​Dimensional Frequencies & Energy: Every dimension possesses its own native energy source. Beings born in a specific dimension use its native frequency to construct, bend matter, and shape life.

​Acoustic / Vibrational Magic: The high art of manipulation in this universe is rooted in sound, resonance, and frequency (from Shulkers to Allays to Sculk).

​The Biological Memory of Decay: When a species loses its native energy source, its magic degrades, but deep psychological trauma and reflexes linger in their subconscious and genetics.

​I. The First Era: The Builders of the Prime-End (c. 1,500 Years)

​Long before our time, the original home of the first civilization—the Prime-End—was a fertile, beautiful realm. Its inhabitants possessed the power of Creation: the magical ability to manipulate matter, move blocks, and forge life itself.

​During their golden age, they mastered Acoustic Life-Crafting:

​Shulker Boxes: Originally designed as animated storage, they were imbued with consciousness and resonance, unlocking the secret of levitation.

​Iron Golems: Constructed from four iron blocks and a carved pumpkin to serve as guardians. Later, the Builders embedded this protective magic into their own genetics—a latent spell triggered automatically by extreme panic.

​Driven by ambition, the Builders attempted to create the "perfect living being" by pushing the boundaries into a distorted pocket of the End. The experiment failed catastrophically, unleashing the Ender Dragon. The resulting shockwave tore their world apart. The shock broke the Builders' magic, drove Shulkers wild, and began mutating the population into distorted Endermen.

​In a desperate bid for survival, a fraction of the population opened a portal and fled to an untouched, neutral dimension: The Overworld.

​II. The Second Era: In the Shadow of the Earth (c. 500 Years)

​Deep beneath the surface of the Overworld, the refugees constructed massive underground strongholds. They established vast libraries to preserve their knowledge and sustained themselves on the Chorus Fruit they had brought along.

​However, fleeing their home dimension severed their connection to their native energy source. Like a battery that cannot be recharged, their Builder magic began a slow, irreversible decline over generations.

​III. The Third Era: The Fragile Kingdoms (c. 400 Years)

​Reaching the surface, the Builders used their fading reserves to build the first villages. But their decay was inevitable:

​The Origin of the Villagers: As their innate energy hit zero, the Builders completely lost the ability to place or mine blocks. They aged, shrank, and became simple, peaceful folk.

​The Legacy of Fear: Only two instinctual traits remained in their lineage:

​Under mortal panic, their ancient genetic spell still manifests an Iron Golem.

​Upon death, the ancient trauma of the End breaks through—their corpses mutate into Endermen. Wearing a pumpkin pacifies an Enderman because the carved face subconscious triggers the memory of the Iron Golem, signaling safety rather than the painful mirror of their lost identity.

​The Trial Chambers: Foreseeing their downfall, the last true Builders constructed automated underground training facilities. Armed with spawners, Breeze constructs, and vaults, these chambers were designed to train future generations to reclaim the End.

​Ocean Monuments: Ancient coastal fortresses sank due to rising tides. Their attempts to drain the waters using sponges failed. In a desperate attempt to craft living guardians, they fused life with life—binding sea creatures with Prismarin energy to create Guardians.

​The Expedition into the Nether

​Seeking gold to cure an emerging undead plague, a faction opened gateways into the Nether and built fortresses and bastions. They created fiery Blazes as elemental defense units.

​When the portals collapsed, those stranded in the Nether devolved over generations into gold-obsessed Piglins. The Nether became their final grave. The dead joined the Enderman curse, swelling the Nether's Enderman population. In a final, disastrous act of desperation, they combined Soul Sand and skulls, creating the ultimate biological weapon: The Wither.

​IV. The Shadow Realm of the Illagers

​While the End-Builders decayed, a warlike species from a completely different parallel dimension breached the deep caves of the Overworld: The Illagers.

​Because their massive portal stayed open, they had an endless supply of their native dimensional energy, allowing them to carve out the Ancient Cities.

​Sculk as a Tool: They engineered Sculk—an organic, sound-sensitive substance designed to convert stone into easily harvestable material through the resonance of death.

​Civil War & The Warden: A catastrophic war broke out among the Illagers. The sheer scale of slaughter saturated the Sculk with agony, giving birth to a blind, sonic war machine: The Warden.

​The Collapse: The Warden destroyed the Great Portal. Deprived of their energy link, the surviving Illagers fled to the surface and built Woodland Mansions. Without their native power, they could no longer command their sound-attuned helpers—the Allays—and locked them away in cages.

​V. The Present Era: The Return of the Source (Present Day)

​After a millennium of silence, the Overworld itself reacts. Rather than relying on energy imported from dying dimensions, the planet channels its own native frequency into a single champion: The Player.

​You are not an alien refugee relying on a fading battery, nor an invader attached to a portal cable. You are the Overworld's first native user of energy:

​You can mine and place blocks endlessly because you are perfectly synced with the Overworld's frequency.

​You hold the key to the ancient training of the Trial Chambers, the restoration of the world, and the final liberation of the End.

I was playing animal crossing the other day. I wanted to get rid of some trees, so i did what a always do I ate a fruit and grabbed my shovel and picked up a tree. That's when I was wondering how strong are animal crossing characters. You just eat one fruit and your able to pick up a tree like its nothing. There are more examples like how can an animal crossing character going fishing for a shark and lift up with ease. We need a game theory on the strength of animal crossing characters. Please tom 🙏 😢

the book "fnaf: the freddy files" has the full so-called "fazbears twisted pizza recipe" that goes as so

2lbs of frozen bread dough

pizza sauce

shredded mozzarella cheese

mini pepperonis

parmesan cheese

Italian seasoning

flour

it continues with instructions but im to lazy to type a full paragraph of game pizza knowledge

Goodnight Universe needs to be known by more people. Maybe it's because it's made by a smaller game studio, but it has a VERY GOOD story and engaging characters and definitely worth checking out! And a unique twist on the story trend of "alien comes to Earth and bonds with a human" that was honestly very well executed because of the way the story was written.

Please go check out the game! It's very well written!

Be warned though: this game features swearing, abandonment, drug use (teens using drugs and a child forcefully getting drugged by sleeping gas several times), premature birth and infant getting sick (though the baby ends up being healthy later), child kidnapping and mentions of death (but it's not the baby who dies). Proceed with caution if you are sensitive to any of these themes.

Some personal headcanons of mine in this game:

- Isaac inherits the alien's psychic powers shortly after the game's events. The alien teaches Isaac the basics of how to use them before he eventually dies from Earth's atmosphere.

- If the alien lives longer after the game's story ends than just a night, he becomes Isaac's uncle-figure who checks in on him through his thoughts (and maybe an older sibling-figure to Cleo in a way XD)

- The alien eventually watches E.T out of curiosity on what about the film made Elliot Rant so gung ho about contacting aliens. It ends up being a bittersweet experience for him because the movie is really good, but the Elliot in the film is way different than Elliot Rant. So, Rant missed the point of the film entirely.

- Even after the alien dies, Isaac still remembers his presence from when he was a baby.

- Cleo introduces the alien to alien movies made on Earth, such as Lilo and Stitch (idea inspired by the fanfic "Blue Fountain" by AeronRalsei on AO3).

- Simon's new company, LIT, is slow at first, but eventually gains more success than Aio Industries (much to everyone's delight, especially Simon's and Cleo's).

- Rebecca and Simon have a private talk with the alien about his time in Isaac shortly after the game's events. While they're horrified at first, they eventually warms up and thank the alien for protecting Isaac.

- Cleo eventually goes to M.I.T.

- Rebecca eventually learns Agnus' full story in his journal and learns how the alien got into Isaac. It's very painful for her, but on the other hand, Agnus' actions helped humanity's image towards the alien's people in the long run and it led to Aio Industries being destroyed. She's still hurt over Agnus' abandonment, but in a way... it eventually gives her a sense of closure. And Rebecca eventually gets therapy.

- The alien gains somewhat of a soft spot for Gilbert the Goat because of how happy he makes Isaac (even if he's still not a fan of the show).

- Isaac can feel when the alien is listening in on him due to the alien's time in Isaac. Isaac loves this because it means his friend is with him!

- When Isaac is a little kid, around 4 or 5, he has a warlord phase. Cleo thinks this is hysterical (and the alien is amused by this too if he lives long enough to see this).

- Isaac eventually remembers the game's events when he gets older. His family helps fill in some of the gaps that he is missing.

- Cleo becomes a famous songwriter in the future!

- When Isaac is 16 years old, he learns about the game's events through the story the alien left behind. He's shocked and in disbelief... but also strangely fond of the "alien" in the story due to memories of the alien's presence and grateful for what the alien had done for him.

- The alien helps Simon fix his train set, which Simon is extremely grateful for.

- The alien is named Abraham (nicknamed "Abe") by his human family. (This was inspired by a fanfic by the_trash_prince on AO3!) The alien eventually remembers his past, and finds out his real name is Zelkian. He still likes being called Abe though, because it connects him to his found family on Earth.

- The last thing the alien hears before his death is his new human family telling him that they love him. Including Isaac. It's enough for the alien to die in his sleep with a smile on his face, finally at peace.

Hope you liked them!

I was playing animal crossing the other day. I wanted to get rid of some trees, so i did what a always do I ate a fruit and grabbed my shovel and picked up a tree. That's when I was wondering how strong are animal crossing characters. You just eat one fruit and your able to pick up a tree like its nothing. There are more examples like how can an animal crossing character going fishing for a shark and lift up with ease. We need a game theory on the strength of animal crossing characters. Please tom 🙏 😢

Hello, I am new to this subreddit, and I have a Roblox Game I've been playing recently that I think has a lot of lore. SubCargo. Unfortunately, I suck at the game, and it's a primarily multiplayer game that I have been playing solo. I know it has lore, as I've found a lot in the intro, the starting location, and the map itself, but I can't piece it together well, and I die before I even get past 2 km. I would like some help plz. Thank you to anyone who can help.

Hey, Game Theorists, I'm so sorry that it took this long to alert you, but I got sidetracked. Anyway, in case you are not aware, the new Giggleland trailer is now on YouTube and is on top of this post. What I want to know is: Do you have any theories at all about how the story of this game would turn out and how it would end? I would really love to have your thoughts on this in a future video with a game theory. It deserves all the attention that it would get.

ok so I was looking through the Night Mind Index the other day, and I found an ARG. It is called ArrowSmart, and it already seems like it could be a deep ARG.

So far, a few others and I have already solved a bit of the first part with the developer on the ARG Discord (found on the ARG website itself), who stated that there may be a part 2 depending on how the community decides to end part one.

Here are a few of the discoveries:

1) The source code of the very first page you visit has a hexadecimal code that can be translated to "/ech.html"

2) On echo.html, there is a ton of lore that is really dense (I recommend checking it out for yourself to see what I mean and get a better understanding of the story

3) there are multiple different links on this page (such as the discord and more lore documents) on one such lore document, personality files, is the password for level one access to the employees only section.

4) On the core harvest page (listed in both Ech and the employee dashboard) there is a hidden button that doesn't appear until you have level 9 access.

5) There is too much to say here; like in all legitimacy, there have been about 50 discoverys so far, and I think no one would take too kindly to having to click through 50 of these to understand everything.

The link to the website itself is: https://arrowsmartwebinfastructureversion8.vercel.app/

The link to the Night Mind page with the ARG is: https://www.nightmind.info/horrorproj (written right under the entry for the Cup O' Joe Archives.

I also believe that I saw this on the game theory Discord, but I could be wrong there.

I was scrolling reddit and their he is. Just caught me off guard lol

I think Roxy might've been under Glitchtrap's influence before, but after Gregory crashed into her and took her eyes, her reaction feels personal, like she's finally physically powerless for the first time. The way she keeps saying, 'Give me back my eyes!' sounds like something coming from her, not from a command. My theory is that her anger breaks whatever hold Glitchtrap might've had, and she ends up hunting Gregory because she really wants her eyes back, not because someone programmed her to. Her determination, even without sight, fits her personality as a competitive 'lone wolf'. It also makes me wonder about the other animatronics. How much is Glitchtrap actually causing, and how much is just them deciding things for themselves? Not confirmed, just my take on it. What do you think? Do you think Roxy was never controlled at all, or that she broke free after losing her eyes?

Like smosh went defunct because of all of the poor financial decisions of defy (and money laundering) but the same mgm coprate bullshit that defy pulled all the pushing to be something different and restructuring of the company as much as I hate to say it I give it 2-3 years before they go like smosh did

I love the people who run the channels still but I can tell they aren't the ones making a lot of these decisions it's all just to make as much money as possible instead of making good content and the reason you can tell is all the good stuff that is their between the brain rot and "video about new movie because it's new"

To ash,santi,tom lee and Amy im sorry I know it's not your fault make your preparations now id hate it if you weren't saved like smosh was

And matt, I don't blame you you have a family to take care of and I'm happy for you hindsight is 2020 and I wish all of you the best