The video features a host, Lanky, playing and reviewing four different mobile apps that are considered creepy and not suitable for download. The apps include "Escape the Iwaki", a scary game where the player must find a key to escape a house; "Japanese Doll", a game where the player must feed a haunted doll with candles; "Clown Video", an app that allows users to video call an evil clown; and "Eat", a game where the player must continuously eat food that appears on the screen. Lanky also plays with a spirit board app that allegedly summons a ghost. Throughout the video, Lanky's friend Justin tries to guess the prices of each app, and in the end, Lanky reveals that most of the apps were free to download.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about playing a game called "Guess the Price" where the host shows several apps and the guest has to guess their prices.
2. The host is playing with Justin.
3. The first app is called "Escape the Iwaki" and it's a very scary game.
4. In "Escape the Iwaki", the player is trapped in a house and has to find a key to open the door.
5. The second app is called "Japanese Doll" and it's a game where the player has to make a Japanese doll.
6. The "Japanese Doll" game is completely in Japanese and has no English version.
7. The game is about making a doll and feeding it candles, which give the doll energy.
8. As the player feeds the doll more candles, it grows and becomes more creepy.
9. Some players have reported seeing the doll on their phone even when the app is not open.
10. The third app is called "Clown Video" and it allows the player to video call an evil clown.
11. The "Clown Video" app is just a prank and does nothing except tell the player that they are cursed.
12. The fourth app is called "Eat" and it's a game where the player has to eat food.
13. As the player eats more food, weird things might start happening.
14. The "Eat" game shows the player different types of food, including some that don't exist in the real world.
15. The fifth app is called "Spirit Board" and it's a game where the player can summon a ghost.
16. The "Spirit Board" game is created by an actual ghost hunter.
17. The player has to keep their finger on the screen at all times and ask the ghost questions.
18. The ghost's name is "Carry" and it can answer questions and move on the screen.
19. The player can ask the ghost out on a date, but it might not respond well.
20. The game can make the player's phone die, which is a scary feature.
21. The prices of the apps are: "Japanese Doll" ($3), "Escape the Iwaki" (free), "Clown Video" (free), "Eat" (free), and "Spirit Board" (free).
22. The host is giving away prizes to the viewers who can solve a riddle.
23. The riddle is: "I grant wishes, but be careful what you wish for."