🔴 THE DRAMATIC CONCLUSION DUN DUN DUN // The DEVIL In Me // Dark Pictures Anthology // Part 3
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A group of documentary film makers receive a mysterious call inviting them to a modern-day replica of HH Holmes’ ‘Murder Hotel’. But on arrival the crew soon discover they’re being watched and even manipulated, and suddenly there’s much more at stake than just their ratings!
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This one is by far my favourite of the series. It felt the most like a scary movie. I was on the edge of my seat while my husband laughed at me. I love how genuine you are. Keep to the great content coming
Older games like the silent hill games were so terrifying, because we didn't have all the answers. We didn't know what was going on half the time and there was no internet to just instantly explain it. It left you stewing away, going over what you experienced and trying to make sense of it. At least in my opinion :).
Remember when there were Hotlines you could call if you could't get through a certain point of the game and the person on the Phone would walk you through?😅
Would have been hysterical if at the end the characters are captured, but let go freely... but only if they have 150 obols. 😄
48:20 - They tease Charlie about his health at the start of the game and he ends up doing the most climbing, shimmying and and balancing out of all of them...
The way the mustache was part of the mask 😂
"are you filming this Mark? are you getting that footage? because this would be the stuff to get" is so funny and if Charlie were written with lines like these he would be my favorite character of the whole anthology
People keep believing that the game makes you make the choice whether The dog dies or Jamie dies.. that’s not the choice that killed her. The choice that killed her was not telling Kate to Hide instead of trying to help you while the killer was getting ready to walk in the door.
Thought I posted this (will delete if this ends up being a double post), but there are certain things I noticed about this game that have larger implications for the larger Meta Story.
1) The Hints are split between two stories. The first one is about the Killer and his network of traps. Inside his control center he is like the Spider sitting on its web waiting for prey. The second one, however, talks about "A trusty Comrade is always of use, and a Chronicler, still more so." and lead us to two different thoughts. "A trust Comrade" could mean that there are indeed two killers, but also "a Chronicler, still more so"........talking about the relationship between you and the Curator. He is, after all, the Chronicler of your choices.
2) We only get the cliffhanger of the mask being picked up AFTER the Curator rips the page out of the book. He does not cross out the name of Du'Met and tears his name out of the story.....thus is his death reversed? That would explain why some force seemed to get upset and almost bash its way in.
3) I think we, the player, are the representation of Fate in this game.
Love your second point, I think that's spot on!
I love how at the beginning of the series Odd said "if we ever have to rely on Mark for a punch or something he's weak. He won't hurt anyone" after he smacked Jamie with the Ashtray.
Sure enough smacked the big bad with an axe to the face..... puts his mask back on 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You saved doggo 🐕💙.. you have done more good than you can ever imagine.
While I did think it was possible at certain points during the playthrough that there were multiple killers, I think the fact the killer survived at the end is more a reflection of what H.H. Holmes said during his trial: That his body would need to be encased in cement and buried etc. in order to stop him from coming back, because he had the devil in him, and nothing will stop him...
When put in the context of that, being drowned in the ocean, even after sustaining critical wounds, isn't much for him to overcome.
Truck driver at the end slammed on the gas pedal! lol
I think the ending was a tribute to typical slasher movies where an end scene shows the killer is actually still alive.
There's no way another group would be invited to the island. The whole island would be considered a crime scene at the end point of the game.
It's a different island
since he lives he can just go somewhere else and do it
That acappella version of Oh death is awesome
I genuinly wouldn't have cared if none of them survived, if only the dog lived in the end
I had no idea Jamie could die during the dog scene. I've only ever seen the killer spare her life (or, arguably, accidentally miss her with the axe even though he was a foot away from her?) Maybe because she wasn't alone, the killer felt outnumbered and wanted to even the odds?
Best part of the whole series..... Pip Torrens as The Narrator
As Zombieland taught us, always double tap the killer.
Mention of Tau Ceti at the end takes me back to System Shock 2, which also took place in space near Tau Ceti and involved parasites.
Ranking from Best to Wrost (with Reason)
1- Little Hope (While some may find its plot a little awkard, I found it's exploration of survivors guilt and the internal struggle a person can go through to be quite good. The Supernatural elements are there, but their truth is revealed in a nice way)
2 - Devil In Me (A good old fashion serial killer story with good old fashion horror movie powers, but the SAW like contraptions and certain aspects of how scenarios played out keep in from being #1. However, using an actual historical figure as basis for this story was a nice touch)
3 - The Man of Medan (A good first entry, but coming off the back of Until Dawn it had a lot to hold up to. While the Supernatural elements are there, the truth feels like a cheap rug pool. Two players make it less scary and easy to deal with as the illusions are easily ignored)
4 - House of Ashes (Why did we actually get real supernatural horror in a series that seemed dedicated to telling stories with real life issues masked as Supernatural occurrences.)
Games that made me think after finishing them:
- SOMA (because it's _made_ to make you contemplate about the transitions and what life is; it's a philosophical game)
- Alan Wake (because that fine line between reality and horror is similar to the line between sanity and insanity)
- Prey (because the whole AI/alien aspect gets intertwined with what qualifies as life and when it's okay to snuff if out)
The irony is that although they classify as horror, they aren't particularly _scary_ but it does make you think about it and question broader dilemmas. It's the deeper underlying messages that make them memorable for me.
If you mean horror games that stuck with me because they were just scary and I lie awake in bed because of the events or images, then ... no. I've seen hundreds of horror movies and they never bother me when I go to sleep, with a few exceptions (Blair Witch Project, Ringu, Phantasm, The Entity). The same goes for games; they're just scary fun and I don't _stay_ scared when I quit the game. I guess it's a bit of desensitivity? Or perhaps I'm just good at compartmentalizing.
On that note, _The Closing Shift_ might be a nice one just because the atmosphere is so realistically creepy. It hits harder for women though.
BUT THE DOG SURVIVED RIGHT.
Yes 🐶❤️
2:05:56 - We only saw him get impaled by a 2-inch-thick piece of metal in his right lung, then get dragged underwater. Which by video game logic means he should be competing in a marathon now...
And by slasher movie logic, he's got two to five more movies to star in, at least.
And the bullet curve on the anchor.... oh boi
For me the game that terrifies me and unsettles me even to this day is the second American McGee’s Alice games especially the second one!.. I played the game was I was in my late teens..and now I’m in my 30s still, unsettling for sure
Hope they can get the next game off the ground and its good. Second one was a clueless buy when I had extra money and was really good.
I think all of the Anthology are good in their own way. This one is by far the most intense, which I think is due to that fact the serial killers are real, whereas the supernatural themes of the other games create a bit of a disconnect. Little Hope, of course, was psychological, not supernatural and for me that's probably the second best game in the series.
the cop got done pretty dirty, as a simple pepper spray item spawn. A simple pepperspray item find near the docks wouldve done the same thing xD
@ChristopherOdd: I have no idea why, but in this video some way you remind me of Norman Reedus.😅 I think it's the handmovement.
This is my second time watching this game, and I got to see new deaths, so that's fun. This game sits in the middle of this series for me. Little Hope is at the bottom for the ending, lol. Thanks for playing!
50:20 - This's perhaps the game with the most fusion of paths out of the whole Dark Pictures anthology. Multiple ways people can meet up (from other videos), and now even commenting on fallen comrades from hours ago way before the end! Good attempt, good attempt.
Also having at least one character fallen strangely makes for a more compelling narrative than all falling or all surviving. Of course depends on the acting, but this scene made me think so.
2:00:18 - Given the angle and hold, this boat must be made of half-frozen butter for the axe to be embedded this deep.
Very cool! Interesting. Well played.
I think the audio design in this one was amazingggg
52:24 he's dancing
54:05 - LOVE THE REACTION.
Have you played the Alians game? That game had me shitting bricks.. couldnt even get past like.. the 3rd chapter.
Hey Odd to answer your question around the 1 hour 40 minute mark, the horror game that made me not able to sleep and scared the holy shit out of me was Dead Space! That is why I want the remake so bad ha to be scared shitless again!!!
Yowza. I mean, I love dogs as much as the next guy, but attempting to free it with the killer right outside was just asking for trouble...
1:27:41 - Wuuuut.
Why the heck didn’t she let the dog go?! To attack the guy!?
Thank you for not killing him.
It made me happy that Odd save him. 🐶
So because the anthology always has a plot line from the very distant past, does that mean that for Directive 8020 set in the far future will we be looking back to today's modern society for a change?
Or for some ancient aliens?
1:59:45 - Mark never got to use the drill bit on his camera legs, did he?
1:41:50 too many games have done that to me because I’m a wuss puss but I can definitely say SOMA, which messed me up for over a month; The Last Door, and most recently Zero Visibility, a pixel cosmic horror game. I used to have nightmares about Mother Brain from Metroid, too, so yeah…me being scared or scarred by games goes back a long time 😅
I think someone said that the obles are for unlocking extras lol😂
Yeah, if you just tell Kate to hide she’ll hide and you don’t have to kill the dog, I mean, he finds you, but he doesn’t kill you, he misses. I think the dog whines, but she doesn’t die
10:32 - Why grab instead of hitting with your elbow or something.
1hr 42mins: zelda orcarania of time - the bottom of well
They were 3 against 1 and Charlie had just pushed him to the floor and they decided to run instead of beating him up for good? WTF is this game? I hate it when characters behave intentionally stupid just to keep the game going. That's lazy writing.
Hey the leader for the space one has my name :) That is a first.
It is so weird... Why did she even think about keeping the dog in that situation???
Hey Christopherodd, have you ever thought of doing another playthrough of Until Dawn on your channel?
I'd bet that the killer on the boat got the deserving mortal stick. However. There still are more killers probably. A team. Were at least two if not three.
I would say this is the best of the entire series for story, however, the sheer amount of "suspension of belief" and things that dont make sense in any way whatsoever actually really started to bug me and i think this game had the most by far. The camera lens fitting with 1/100 odds, unable to climb a ledge about as tall as her, hiding under the metal work table which was completely obvious, etc.
Someone's alive, I still think there was two
1:02:52 - How is that not counting as evidence.
HA we got a mother Jesus out of ya 😂 bout time
1:26:50 What kind of option is that? How can hurting the dog change anything? Letting the dog go might be the most logical thing since it seems like the dog doesn't like the killer either. But stabbing the dog is nonsense.
I can't believe you let the gays die 😭😭😭
Complaining about not having a confirmation prompt before leaving areas is hilarious to me. If the game did have it then you’d complain the immersion was lost…lol…love the content bud.
I’m super salty that odd kill off my favorite character Jamie 😢
Congrats on finishing the game and saving the dog!
This one was fine, not one of my favourites. I don't really find the story or characters compelling, never been a fan of saw and things like it. It was one of the scarier one tho. And i'm not a fan a part of the ending...
Spoilerssss
Mmmm didn't like the 'DuMet is actually alive' scenes. How did he survive? He has a hole in his chest, got dragged underwater, should have made contact with the blades of the boat engine, possibly drank a lot of water/suffocated. How does he live after any of that?
And then he still uses the name DuMet to lure his next victims??? That name would be everywhere in the news, no one would trust someone named DuMet for the next 50 years after that lmao ????!! And where did he find the money to build not one (1) but TWO (2!) murder hotels??
I am frustrated lol
I'm pretty confident that it was a killer pair. One hint is what the curator said about having a "trust comrade."
Also, how after he gets the axe he is using it constantly, but after a point you see him with a knife again.
A little bit also when he reappeared out of the shadows after getting trapped and then it looks like he unlocks the area that the other Du'met got trapped in.
Would also explain how the ferry man and his daughter were killed after seeing them leave the island.
To be honest that was my least favourite episode of all. Liked the most the one with the vampires and and the soldiers
Don't be embarassed for only speaking one sentence of German. I only speak one word Canadian: about
nah bruv for some reason I hated the entire setup of this game. But I also hate Saw with a passion so maybe thats why.
I'm glad about yout choice to save the dog & I was wondering what would happen if you tell Kate to help you. I guess here's my answer. The sad thing is, if you tell Kate to hide, Jamie is alive whil Kate saves her and the dog from the killer. But yes, the dog/cat/pet lived & that's the important thing. I agree with you about th ebottle, though. That's what bothers me about The Dark Anthology and many horror movies and video games. No logic.
You did miss many of obols bc apparently there's an achievemnt for collecting 200 of those. Mindblowing, I know.
Hollow managed to pull off that button, but he also managed to keep EVERYONE alive which I suspected was possible, but he managed it on his first playthrough. Amazing. Which is more insane the killed falls from the roof, looks like he broke his neck and neck gets up fine and continues to haunt them.
As for best or worst, I'm on the fence. I liked the game more as I kept watching, but the facial animation and the empty, dead look in the characters' eyes are not... good, to say the least. The dialogues are also... very dumb at the moment, no logic whatsoever. I didn't quite like how intese the game was when you couldn't get a breather at all. The foreshadowing was also weird. Like, it doesn't help at all. Overall, I liked it (and I don't actually like many games in the series. Everyone keeps saying that Until Dawn was the best while for me it's very meh). I liked the Quarry, but it wasn't in the series. I think out of the ones in the anthology, this one might be my fav. The other three were... nope. Little hope was probably the worst, though.
This game has the stupidest writing I have ever seen in a game.