I feel so good— Taken from GemsSearcher's about section.GemsSearcher is a recognized myth known primarily for his games ”Gem Finder” and “I feel so good”, and also for being ranked “Proficient Myth” in the Robloxian Myth Hunters group. His games involve heavy and complex subjects that must be pieced together using mostly visual storytelling methods.
Biography
Outside the events that happen in-game, there's not a lot to infer about GemsSearcher's life. This is due to the fact that there is no clear timeline of events for Miguel's life, with only a few moments in the games referencing past events.
It can, however, be concluded that Miguel, at some point, developed a cocaine addiction. This would separate him from his family and set in motion the events of I feel so good. And since Gem Finder is clearly set inside Miguel's mind, it would also come after he developed the addiction.
Miguel would start living inside a small room as his mind slowly started to degrade because of the drug. The signs of this are very apparent, the writing on the walls, the piles of clothing and garbage everywhere, a clear indication that the substance had consumed him and also that his living condition was worsening overtime. He would later get involved with a criminal organization, likely one which supplied him with the drug. His addiction and the debts acquired from not having stable income led to him being kidnapped.
He would escape captivity, and in the last few moments of the game, would make a mysterious phone call. (see theories)
History
GemsSearcher created their account on the 28th of April 2023. His games were made on the same day, and Gem Finder would be released that day. The account would also join the Roblox Myth Development group on the same day and quickly be promoted.
The account often shouted their only game at the time (Gem Finder) and later competed for the “most underrated” category in the RMD awards.
GemsSearcher released its second game on July 21st, 2023. It quickly garnered attention and was picked up by many experienced hunters.
The game has not changed since its first release, with only a few patches here and there. GemsSearcher would last update I feel so good on July 24th, 2023. As for Gem Finder, it would still update until May 6th, 2024, when the game received its last update.
On March 1st, 2025, the myth would place 2nd in the "Best RMH Myth" category for the RMH awards.
Appearance
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Personality and Traits
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Game(s)
Gem Finder
The game's premise is straightforward: a set of coordinates is on the bottom right side of the player’s screen. This set of coordinates changes and varies depending on the player’s position.
The player will spawn in front of a machine containing various sets of coordinates. The game aims to have the player go to each set of coordinates, each with a small mound of grass and dirt that can be broken to reveal a gemstone inside. To complete the game, the player must find every mound, break every single one, and collect every gemstone.
While most of the coordinates shown in the machine are green, there will be one set of yellow coordinates, which does not lead to a mound but a structure. This structure is a mushroom-like “hut” which can only be accessed when the player finds every gem. Entering the structure will teleport the player to another area.
Upon leaving the structure, the player will find themselves on a giant wooden table, now replacing the green grass that once made up the terrain. There will be a few small mounds of a white substance (heavily implied to be cocaine), a credit card of sorts, and two arrows pointing to each other, cycling between each other.
I feel so good
As opposed to Gem Finder, I feel so good has a much darker style and approach to how it portrays GemsSearcher's current situation. It is a realistic and grim picture.
Group(s)
El Joya Life
GemsSearcher's main group. There are only three ranks, "Searcher", "Distributor", and "Don Gem". The distributor rank currently sits at 0 members, whilst the Don Gem rank is reserved to the GemsSearcher account. The rest of the members of the group are all part of the Searcher rank.
The group doesn't seem to serve much of a purpose outside of being a hub for the myth to announce recent events (i.e award nominations).
Theories
- "I feel so good", and its respective games a cocaine-induced rush that Miguel experiences
- Although the game is set a city block, there is no presence of people in any of the streets or alleyways. They can only be seen standing in the background as shadowy figures, indicating Miguel is experiencing some kind of hallucination.
- People with extreme addictions to drugs such as cocaine often have moments where they take risks without thinking of any consequences. Miguel in “I feel so good” takes various risks, jumping across concrete walls, climbing, breaking walls, and even getting involved with criminal gangs.
- The ending of the game is set in a completely distorted and destroyed version of reality. This could indicate a cocaine-induced hallucination that the main lead is having.
- The red veins seen in the final game that cover the screen could also signify that Miguel is close to an overdose or in an overdose-like state, as people who overdose on cocaine often have hallucinations, muscle twitches, seizures, and other side effects.
- There is also the possibility that the hallucination at the end of the game is a representation of Miguel’s world after injecting the drug, as it took everything from him. The player picking up the telephone could signify that they are trying to call for help and try to get away from the life that they are stuck in
- Gem Finder is entirely set inside Miguel’s mind
- Gem Finder has the same style as the very brief places we pass by on our way to teleport to the next game. Once we teleport, the screen flashes, and a series of heavy visual effects appear. These could easily be representative of an epileptic episode, which is also mentioned in the game description.
- The heavy fog the game has could be a representation of Miguel’s mental capacity being worsened because of the drug, with his mind being shrouded, and him feeling lost as he searches for more gems.
- The representation of the gems as colorful and cartoonish could represent how his body views the drug, a stark contrast to the game's ending, where the illusion is shattered. This could be why there is no grass at the end of the game, as that would be how he sees his addiction, a never-ending cycle.
- The ending of "I don’t feel so good" represents Miguel’s possible redemption
- It’s quite clear that, in the games, the player is controlling Miguel. While traversing the desert, the player will arrive at the ending of the game, which features the player finding a coin and slotting it inside a telephone machine.
- The game, instead of having a regular ending, merely displays a black screen, without any signs of an ending. This implies that the story of the game doesn’t end there, and that there’s more that happens to Miguel after making the call.
- While it is not shown who exactly Miguel calls at the end of the game, he’s likely calling either his Family or perhaps someone who could offer him help, as the scenes shown at the end depict a horrific experience that Miguel had gone through.
Trivia
- When GemsSearcher adds another user on Roblox, they will always ask the person the same question: “Found them gems?”
- Once I feel so good is completed, the player can access every sub-place inside the game by simply going towards the other flames that can be seen in the first area
- There is a Godzilla poster inside the phone room in “Why do I feel so good”
- Inside the house in “Do I feel so good?”, there are various gems resembling those in Gem Finder
Gallery
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References
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