Discover TTone's Bad A Music Routine from 'The Mortuary Assistant'

For the past four months, streamer TTone has been starting his mornings with a unique twist – a track that's got fans buzzing with excitement. The video titled "Listening To This Has Been My Morning Routine For 4 Months" showcases an intriguing piece of music from the horror game 'The Mortuary Assistant.'

From the start, viewers are captivated by the "BAD A** MUSIC" that sets the tone for TTone's daily routine. The track has proven to be quite the earworm, prompting one viewer to comment, "I wanna make this my ringtone 😂." The game's eerie ambiance and catchy tunes have resonated with many, creating an experience that's both thrilling and enjoyable.

One viewer, puzzled by the visuals, remarked, "It took me awhile to realize that he was running towards the double door, and not that the 'eyes' of the windows were rushing up to him." The Mortuary Assistant, as mentioned by another, is a game known for its chilling atmosphere and modest pricing. A fan shared, "Played it with my friend a few times. Scary as hell and modestly priced. Only gripe would be it doesn't explain super well how to find the demons but once you know how to do it it's easy."

The music's infectious rhythm even inspired a fan to integrate it into their Dungeons & Dragons campaign, saying, "Is it weird that I downloaded this, converted it into an mp3 and put it into my D&D campaign? I cut out the jump scream at the end so it's just the music."

The game's minimalistic yet terrifying use of demons has also been a topic of discussion. One user highlighted, "I love how this game uses its demons. No orchestra in your ears just pure silence." While another confessed, "This was a creepy game for sure. Definitely a game I'll watch r/Markiplier play instead of doing it myself."

The reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with comments like "Lol I liked it!" and "That's some quality content." One fan humorously noted, "It might seem crazy what I'm about to say I thought he was about to sing Happy."

Despite the occasional jump scare, the consensus is clear – TTone's music choice is a hit. One commenter summed it up perfectly, "The jump scare was a bit of an overreaction but man can that guy make some music. That was awesome."

For anyone curious about the origins of this intriguing track or looking to spice up their morning routine, TTone's video offers an exciting glimpse into the musical world of 'The Mortuary Assistant.'