Two Weird Games That Hit Way Too Hard

Two short games. Two big messages. One unsettling video.

In this video, I play through We Become What We Behold and No Robots Allowed — two powerful indie games that start out simple but leave a lasting impression. While they differ in style, both games share a sharp, satirical look at society, fear, and the way we treat others (or things that feel like others).

🧠 We Become What We Behold – A viral sensation by Nicky Case, this short game explores how media sensationalism creates cycles of fear, outrage, and division. Capture moments, spread influence, and watch the chaos unfold.
🎮 Play: https://ncase.itch.io/wbwwb

🤖 No Robots Allowed – A bizarre, fourth-wall-breaking horror experience where you play a robot just trying to prove you belong. But the more you try to pass as human, the more disturbing things get...
🎮 Play: https://cattrigger.itch.io/no-robots-...

If you're into creepy browser games, indie satire, psychological horror, or just weird itch.io vibes, this is a must-watch double feature.

📌 Expect:

Analog horror energy

Deep themes in bite-sized formats

Creepy AIs, broken societies, and hidden messages

Two full playthroughs in under 20 minutes

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