Growing My Grandpa

The game is exactly as the title suggests. From the creator of Discover my Body comes the disgustingly wonderful horror game: Growing My Grandpa!

[Freyjinn]

i really love how they call the monstrous alien amalgamation Whiskers

[guidojacobs]

An endearing story of a little girl creating a homunculus clone of her grandfather. She's a very talented necromancer for her first time. I'm proud of her.

[TheHiddenLettuce]

imma be real here, the most unrealistic part of this game is the lengths this school councilor is going to make school life comfortable for this kid

[CasualFBIAgent]

Markiplier: “I have no idea what I’m supposed to be doing”
Also Markiplier: *skips the tutorial*

[littleredtel]

I can't believe Mark managed to brute force his way through teaching the word grandpa.

[mimicmemento]

I wonder if this is legit a plot twist or if Im overthinking it... but Week 2, Adriene's demeanor changed around other kids, but she was shy again with the counselor- if Whiskers only mimics what people SEE a person as, this could mean "Adriene" acted as a normal kid around the other children, who didnt know her personally (ie would have no knowledge of distinctive traits of her that would differ from other children) and with the counselor "Adriene" went right back to being shy and quiet- the personality that the counselor would have remembered for "Adriene". The game is definitely stressing that Whiskers can't mimic a PERSON, but just somebodys IDEA of a person, so I wonder if it's actually still Adriene going to school at all

[tright]

These games always manage to invoke a morbid curiosity in me. It’s always interesting to see such low quality yet realistic aesthetics.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

You already know it’s going to be a journey when Markiplier decides to skip the tutorial to “figure it out” for himself

[bornofstardust]

It's crazy how you can estimate the chronological order of Mark's channel by his different hair styles

[mirrorocean]

I really hope Markiplier plays this whole game - it's so interesting, and his reactions are really entertaining.

[frohm]

Yame's games are absolutely phenomenal. His unique art and storytelling makes for interesting lore while giving me enough shivers to rival winter.

[jordanlimantara]

I love how in Yame's game the narrative pushes the player to make decisions that will lead to the worst possible outcomes... Neat!

[o_ber]

heres to hoping for a multi-part grandpa growing extravaganza

[yayothejowen]

For some reason, everytime Mark skips the tutorial makes these type of games a lot more terrifying lmao

[Pythonhier]

Just waiting for the day Amy receives a text from Ethan that says 'Hey Amy, I am outside with a truck full of mannequins to setup up around the house before Mark wakes up".

[adriennemakayla]

The way this video did not prepare me for my name, correctly spelled at that, to be in this game. Scared the shit outta me to hear Mark continuously saying my name from the other room lmfao

[jaxthewolf]

There is just something about body horror that makes me so uncomfortable yet so fascinated

[bloomingdemise]

The whole mimicking people's desires, being deathless and being magic/religion related thing feels like this game is giving us an elaborate, scientific portrayal of a demon and I love it

[colekiesler]

Game: The samples exposure can cause emotional urges.

Markiplier: “Let me show you my objectives of not falling in love.”

[BigGrabowski]

I wonder who Yames is at home. Is he just as spoop-obsessed, or is he like Junji Ito, whose personality is the total opposite of the hellscape?