The one who activates the traps is referred as "Death" and that position is decided usually by playing a game at the beginning of the video. This is where the group plays on a map with deadly traps and one has to be the person to activate them while the others must make it through the map. Seekers can not die and hiders who die turn into seekers, and those get tagged get turned into seekers or whatever models Vanoss and others use to differentiate the teams. Instead of killing, to win is until time run outs or the seeker/s have tagged all hiders. But unlike prop hunt, instead of hunters and props, it is hiders and the seekers. Much like Prop Hunt, the hunted are being hunted, and have to prepare themselves in a certain amount of time without worry. To win as props, they will have to wait until time runs out or the hunted health reaches zero, which is usually by the hunted shooting regular objects within the map. The hunters in videos plus the hunted when not in prop form vary in design based on the model the group chooses to be like their player models, bu usually it's Overwatch Elite model for the hunters, and the scientist player model for the hunted.
This is a gamemode where the hunted have to hide from the hunted by disguising themselves as objects within the map that is being played one, and they are given 30 seconds to do so without worry of being hunted. The map themselves generally being not that scary, just startlingly because of jumpscares, which is reflected upon titles in Vanoss's video by having "(not really)" next to Scary Map. This is where the group plays maps intended to be creepy or scary, and most of the time, the maps contain jump scares. This is also used for making random skits or short stories like a group of friend being toys and having to rescue their friend who is also a toy without being noticed. This is where Vanoss and others do random things for fun like making sleds to race and going from fighting in wooden mechs to then using a Delorean from Back to the Future.
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