She was so hungry that she just couldn't differentiate between gnome and sausage anymore. She wasn't "evil". Hunger, and I mean REAL hunger that none of you have ever experienced, can drive you insane. The only thing you want is food, no matter what food. Humans are known to become cannibals in such situations.
Very true, and on top of that, some develop what's known as wendigo psychosis. Which is mostly seen when people didn't have enough food to last the winter and turned to cannibalism, and wendigo psychosis causes them to still crave flesh even when food is readily available.
Everyone hides their faces in this game. From the main character Six, the hanging man, the twins ,the guests and the main lady her self. You never see anybody real face.
So with the runaway kid and Six in LN2 both having hair that covers most of their faces, I guess that adds a lot more significance to Mono taking off his paper bag and letting us see what he looks like- pretty neat!
i feel like the cycle goes as follows: people go to The maw to eat, they get fattened up and the mistress eats their souls, she then uses the bodies as food for more customers to eat and its just a cycle of consumption. i feel like the world in the game is messed up from greed and over eating (ie: obesity) so maybe sending people to die on this submarine and turned into food is a way to solve that problem?
Filipa Antonia Barata de Araujo. first.this game is open to interpretation so i wont deny it might be about capitalism, but im not speculating the symbolism. im thinking about the in game lore and world. second, your really reading too hard to think thats what i meant. what i said was that maybe in this dystopian world the govt is taking obese people and killing them as a "solution" to a weight problem that might exsist.
@@filipaantoniabaratadearauj1749 when in the world did this person say that they think obese people are repulsive monstrous beasts? you sound delusional
Also, does anyone else just love scrolling through the comments after these games and just read everyone's theories and opinions on what the game was about and how good it was?
_They offered only what was needed... yet we took what we wanted_ This experience was a powerful visual commentary on gluttony. The girl and rest of her kind starve and only eat when they absolutely must. Then were shown the contrast of her pursuers gorging themselves on ludicrous amounts of food, more then they'll ever need. This essentially sets up the game's opposing ideologies. The girls journey in itself is a dark downwards spiral, as each time she has to consume to live the object of consumption gradually becomes worse. The girl slowly "'becomes" the very thing she's been trying to escape, gluttony. The Mistress battle was an important turning point, the mirrors literally and symbolically representing self-reflection. When the girl finally feeds upon the Mistress she becomes shrouded in her darkness, literally becoming a "little nightmare". It's here where the girl realizes... how is she now any different?, any better then the gluttons around her? Finally she decides to simply end it all, using her new found powers to end the lives of every glutton she passes moving into the light. However another interpretation this could be that there was no realization and the girl, embracing the dark power of gluttony she's obtained, had chosen to consume far more. Her escape into the outside an ominous omen to the chaos and mass consumption she'll soon unleash unto the world. The music, gameplay, and visual's synergism told the story in both a vague yet clear way, and so long as they continue to be original and interesting, I hope more of these interpretive adventure games come out in the future!
I like your different interpretations of the ending: Either become an anti-hero against the gluttons who prey on the weak, or become one of the gluttons herself. That would be an interesting thing for a fanfiction writer to ponder.BTW, is it just me, or is there a strong BioShock vibe coming off this game? The "Constants and Variables" of BioShock Infinite seem to be present alongside the underwater theme and the creepy, mysterious horrors.
I completely agree with your point of view. One thing that got me instantly thinking she had become a "glutton" was when she ate the nome that was offering her a sausage, i was pissed at that. But it's weird how that happened before the battle...
Tbh a lot of games that that use gluttony and greed as a theme thing come off as kinda... pompous but I think this one just seems to be using it as a motivating factor for the characters which is nice. I can't even be sad by the ending because technically its a good ending as kinda messed up as it is. I mean... you went to this place to eat while struggling to not be eaten and now you're the top of the food chain, that's a victory in my book! So yeah very good short creepy game with a fantastic art direction. I really enjoyed it.
I was questioning that, they seem to starve themselves and eat all at once in this world, which Manly mentioned. When you are starving you act on impulse and not rationality. This is a guess but in her starved state she saw 2 pieces or meat the cold sausage and the warm gnome. She choose the warmer meat.
THE FOOD IS PEOPLE! (soylent green joke) The janitor kills the abducted children and sends them to the chefs as ingredients. Six likely figured this out and that fact coupled together with her starvation forced her to choose the gnome over the human sausage.
I really liked this game despite how short it was. Also with the way the main character behaved, I wonder if they were not really human in the first place.
primagames said it best, "The Maw is essentially a prison and a resort for the rich and glutinous. The children on board are taken from their homes and placed in the bottom of the ship, which serves as a prison. At first the children are given beds and toys to play with. However, as they grow and start to gain weight, they are placed in cages and the chefs in the kitchen prepare the children to be served to the guests as food. Your character in Little Nightmares is a 9-year-old girl named Six. She is seemingly the daughter of the Lady, who is the geisha-like individual who seems to be in charge of the Maw. Most theories point to Six being the Lady’s daughter who is cast down to the prison with the other children when the Lady realizes Six is more beautiful than she is. Several portraits of Six can be found near the Lady’s residence. The Lady is obsessed with beauty, but smashes every mirror in her presence because she can’t stand to look at herself. It’s assumed that the Lady is never satisfied with how she looks, and even wears a geisha mask to cover her face, despite breaking every mirror around. Only one mirror remains in the upper levels of the Maw, and the Lady keeps it locked away so no one can get to it. The Lady also has the power to drain people of their life force. It’s theorized that she runs the Maw in an attempt to fatten up the guests so she can eventually drain their life force and take it for her own immortality. When Six uses the mirror and light to knock the Lady unconscious, she devours her to take this power as her own, then uses it on the guests as she makes her way out of the Maw."
It's sad, but I think the reason Six ate the gnome was because she now knew all the meat (except the fish) was made from children and so she ate the gnome instead cause she was too starving.
I saw it as she's in a staving and more impulsive state and wanted a warm meal, in her mind their was 2 pieces of meat in front of her, and she ate the gnome because he/she was the warmer meat.
The game kinda reminds me of Spirited away with the guest house? restaurant? setting. The characters are kinda similar as well with the long arm janitor and the lady being compared with the old man who supplies the tokens and keeps the water warm and the witch? who owns the bath house. Plus the food reminds me of no face being fed and the mc's parents stuffing their face at the beginning of the movie :0 Edit: Manly just mentioned it in the video :p
i love the Japaneses style setting of the guest part, also is it just me or is it really amusing seeing the guests try to climb over the tables and crawl after you
i like how at one point six is on top of a plate of food and is like hmmm nahhh not feeling it and then like 10 minutes later is so uncontrollably hungry that she eats a gnome. like come on girl plan ahead
Notice how the lady/mom moves her arm away as you come closer to her neck. That is clear body language, which means "take it". The woman actually wants Six to take those dark powers. You can also say the lady is veing submissive and has accepted her fate.
I see this game and I sincerely wish they just made this a fucking movie as opposed to a limited game that could be knocked out in an hour if you know what you're doing. The art syle and animations are actually pretty good and I would love to see some facets expanded, such as the Kimono Womans role as the facilitator, why the staff wear very poor human suits, and so on.
My theory was that the creature was a brownie, because of their height and all the shoes. A brownie is European folklore, fae kind of thing. Normally out of sight they keep your house safe and help around the house in exchange for an offering of food. If you don't feed them they'll cause huge trouble for you. If you feed them they won't/can't take your other food and eat it. My thought was the brownie was displaced for some reason, along with the other creatures. (I was thinking ww2 because some of the shoe imagery reminded me of it.) With this logic as soon as the boy offered the brownie food she couldn't take any of the food on the ship anymore, bound by the laws of the fae. Thus couldn't take the sausage and had to eat the gnome instead. And later when they gained the power they cleared the "house" of enemies/ undesirable spirits. Did get the spirited away vibe which I liked a lot.
I think the scariest thing about the Chef Twins is the music that plays when they spot you. Normally the tuba is used for music that is supposed to be light-hearted and goofy; but seeing these morbidly obese monsters waddling around and trying to kill makes the music much more unsettling.
I wish that other stories would use the characterization that this one does: that the protagonist is just as bad or shares the same qualities as the antagonists. It gives them so much depth and keeps the audience confused as to whether or not to wish for the protagonist's success
Wait, so at the end after the credits, she's standing by a door on a small island of a lighthouse. She walked up the stairs in the last scene before the credits, so she's just reached the top of them. Does that mean everything that has happened went on under the sea?
It was a good game, but it is genuinely disappointing how short it was. I expected more overall, and I think, while the ending was powerful, they should have shown the character's face when she turns around after killing the Mistress.
So uh... Kinda've a personal issue, and I'm not trying to brag because I saw this as an ISSUE, not a bragging right, but... I actually had the exact opposite issue. My previous girlfriend was a bit small and I'm 6'1 and we were never able to actually have sex because it was simply too painful for her. True story. The irony is kinda funny and kinda sad in retrospect just because conceptually it sounds hilarious but in reality I really liked the woman. This kinda derailed, but your joke and followup comment made me remember.
You know I was on the main character's side, until she killed the gnome, what the hell was that!? I liked parts of the game, the sequences with The Janitor, The Psycho Psychic and the final chase of The Guests. The art is great, lighting is good and the last villainess was very creepy, but the ending was awful. It left too many unanswered questions, but that's something I personally hate. Overall I thought it was good. I loved watching you play, thanks Manly!
Well its your opinion, but its like this decision : Eat your own kind, or eat a deer. Its how the food chain works. And humans are innocent beings, its just they are dead and its not much different when you eat a dead gnome.
The kid in the begging threw a piece of bread at her. The kid saved her. Since the sausage is made of children, I feel like that's why she preferred to eat the gnome instead.
Children who are dead. If i were in that position, fuck yeah i'd eat the sausage. Any rational person would. Even if you're sociopathic, it's more rational to eat the sausage as it won't fight back.
I wonder if there's a culture/race aspect to this too, since the Lady has an east asian look for the guest area, but then everything else is either western or industrial. Something like putting up one's culture for consumption by tourists, and being reduced to a mere aesthetic because of that. i got bored by the greed = fat + ugly thing really fast, but it's an interesting enough game. the animation of the characters is really good, made me think of stop animation along the lines of coraline.
I really do love how you slowly watch your character devolve through her consumption. She starts out being offered some bread from a kind child and it gives you the sense that your character is just as sentient and deserving of respect as that kid. In sharp contrast to this, the "humans" hunting you are warped, dim-witted and primal monsters that make for obvious bad guys. The next time she has to eat, she is squatting inside a cage and gnawing on floor scraps before being trapped in a cage like an animal. Its vaguely dehumanizing. By the third time, she has moved on to eating live prey. Sure, it was dying anyway and she was desperate but in the end she was still eating it raw. (it was here that i predicted where this would go.) when she eats the gnome offering her the sausage, she flips the first encounter with the bread offered by the child, on its head. There was no need for her to do that and I love the stark contrast it creates between who you thought your character was and who she really is/what shes become. She is needlessly consuming just like her enemies.The only question left is how can it get any worse from here on out? By becoming the same animalistic creature that hunted you, of course! Makes you wonder if they hunted her so desperately in part because they knew she was a threat. Also gotta love that last little scene where she escapes outside but is still stranded on the glutton ship. She cannot escape the cycle. all in all i really loved this one. the atmosphere and puzzles were great and I loved the overall theme of gluttony.
So many hilarious one-liner moments! "We've gotta be careful..." *breaks bottle anyway* "Be my guiding light!" *falls to death* "How anticlimactic." lol
been watching quite different gameplay on youtube, really like yours, when you are mostly calm, not really screaming at all, makes me wanted to stay and watch more of yours. really nice voice at all
Yeah, after watching My Little Nightmares 2, the ending makes more sense. Six (protagonist's name), being a souless husk, was starving, but not for food, but for souls of others. At "secret ending" (of MLN2) we've discovered that Six has learned about Lady's ship from advertising poster (or smth) and she instinctively knew that the hunger can be sustained only there. Why did she get that direction from her former soul (black shadowey thing) though? Maybe she thought that consuming others' souls will end her nightmares/will put her in rest? Also what role was that eye symbol playing? What are those grotesque (extra thicc) human-looking monsters? Were they humans before those weird nightmarish event or were they only dolls/golems/servants of the One responsible for this nightmare? Is this a nightmare at all or everything was real all along?
at least it wasnt one of those 70-80 dollar (canadian srry) games out all around these days that dont feel like they are worth as much as you paid for. in my opinion 35 is pretty good for the amazing quality of this game.
If The Janitor was still alive, I think he'd have a chance of actually beating the evil Six. She needs to look into the eyes of people whom souls she wants to devour, but The Janitor is blind. Therefore, he can't have his soul devoured
Jesus christ they have plate full's of food, they need to leave this little guy alone. Go back to yor plate of meat, not a single vegetable. (How can some people just handle so much protein? Makes me sweat just looking.)
I take it as an metaphor on current culture, mostly western culture and how we usually prioritize meats, salty or sweet foods. While healthier alternatives are neglected, left behind or thrown away to rot in a garbage bin.
_A little satire_ Lampooning society's conspicuous consumption of everything until nothing is left but eating each other. Dog eat dog. We are the monsters... even a cute little girl. I've read people complaining that this game costs too much for how short it is. Well, you get what you pay for. In this case, you not only got great art, but lighting, pacing, interesting puzzles, a cute MC that you rooted for even after she fed on the gnome, NO NOTES!, no rambling on with vague overdone symbolism, & an excellent musical score. It maintained a tension & feeling of dread throughout. Imo, the game is worth it.
In my country for some reason this game is 80 bucks, when Inside that have the same price in the USA Steam is 37 here, and even Inside that is longer people complain about the price, I too think is a little expensive like I think 10 to 15 dollars was the best price for this types of game, more than that I find that is better to wait to a price drop or a sale.
+JakJak Wow!!! That is a HUGE price!! Yeah for that money anywhere you live, you want a bit more to the game. But I'm comparing this 20 dollar game to games that might seem like a deal for 7 or 10 dollars that have no great qualities at all - especially horror games. \(^w^*)
Vague overdone symbolism? So you mean exactly what this game is? It's something that has been done way to much already and I personally am fed up with this. It's a bloody excuse to not make up a story and just put somewhat interesting gameplay concepts togeder. "Hey, look at this. This is a bad thing. Oh, too bad. You are also a part of it". That is the story of all of these games. Also, what music score exactly? There is barely anything you can call music in this with the exception for the ending. 90% of it was environmental ambiance.
+Grim Reaper Actually, this game is pretty much straightforward "Escape the Ship". It has creepy characters. You weren't expected to put together a story, unless you went waaaay outta your way to do so, interpreting the gnomes/Lady/mirrors, etc. It's obviously about gluttony as a 'theme' - they're all eating. Vague symbolism has been in so many rpgmaker games within the past year or so that I frankly don't even want to list because it gets nauseating. "Wonderful art" accompanied by ZERO story unless you actively make one up. Not even a 'theme'. Or, not an rpgmaker game, but one using the Abandoned Manor Megapack for Unity where you "investigate" or "escape". :/ The OST for this game is comprised of more than creaks, groans, & free music or music that causes copyright ID strikes. I'm not going to define what a _song_ is - but say that the game delivered thematically different osts for different areas, the MC had her own theme different from the title track, & there is one other I hummed to myself that's a waltz. Those are in addition to the BGM with SFX that plays over areas. That is a musical score. Also you can still have a fantastic experience playing a game that only lasts 3 hours or so - the *best* example I can think of off the top of my head was Outlast Whistleblower. It's not the length of a game - it's the experience you get from it while you play it. There's also a game like No Man's Sky for example - as far as I know, it's pretty long. Did that make it good & worth its price tag? A game's length doesn't dictate whether it's good or not or worth the price or not. Your wallet dictates whether you want to pay $$ for games. I'm not one of the devs of the game, nor do I know them, or work for them, or any company affiliated with them... I just happened to like the game.
And here we have a perfect example of what is also known as a political speech. Talking for 3 hours while saying pretty much nothing. Also, what's up with the game length? Because I never mentioned anything about that. PS: Outlast Whistleblower was a dlc, not the full game.
I was creeped out by this game this chef wore human face skin it really remind Texas Chainsaw Massacre.. and sad for poor kid gnome got eated by her. :c I don't see this coming.. XD; this game is so creepy and dark.. XD thanks for sharing your play. c:
My impression/theory is that the life energy / soul is what Six has actually been craving, same reason as why, in-universe, the Guests would throw away their mountains of meat to come chase after Six. She was probably too starved out of her mind to simply stave off the hunger with the sausage. (I started watching LPs relatively recently so... just throwing this random piece of thought out here under a 4-yr-old video lol)
I love the fact that you play the new games so fast. You upload rly fast and I really like it. Ariagtou Senpai XD I love you Please keep up and play RPG maker horror all the time! I really enjoy them when you play them, Ne? :3
I understand this game is $20. So how many hours does this game give you? Personally I feel like finishing a $20 game in 3 parts is a bit short, but perhaps a lot of time was actually cut out of the video?
Less than 3 hours for a non rushed playthrough. 3 to 4 if you get really stuck at some parts. I think a 20 dollar price point is fine but the 35 dollar price I heard going around for what I assume is the retail is a bit high.
After the credits roll, there is that floating island with Six standing outside. But I remember when running over pipes or something, you see people boarding a boat. I wonder if this world was flooded, and that is why there is a food shortage. But I wonder how the world the character moves about in functions; like, is that island really the ship I assumed they were on the whole time? If so, how did Six escape to this island-looking thing? These are the things I wonder. :P
Ahhh, makes sense. Thank you for letting me know. :) So many good games with theories are coming out, and this is a great game to expand on. :) God bless yours and you! :)
In the beginning of the game, there was the headmistress there, immediately showing who the main boss will be, but I never suspected it would end the way it did. What a game, and the horror feels were real. :) My only question is about the Nomes, and if they will escape, now that Six made it out, as we can see the Nome standing there at the open door. Keep up the fun games and enjoy what you do, Manly. :) God bless yours and you! :)
Little Blair oh my nice thinking, you were the only one I saw asking this. Welp, I would still choose the sausage tho, the dead can't be brought back to life so might just keep those are alive.
I'd love to know where to get the lore stuff for this game because I feel out of the loop. Otherwise this game was really great, I really loved the way it looks.
I only see that there is a big difference between the main character and the guests. The main eats only when needed to while the customers gorged themselves endlessly whenever they want to, you don't see them feeling hungry like the main character sometimes does now do you
"watch they'll eat the gnome instead" as that exactly happens manly do you have like. extrasensory abilities or something because man i don't think in the entirety of me watching anyone and everyone playing this in the last few days with the new dlc out, i've seen ANYONE predict Six doing that
This game was amazing and charming in its own way it makes me want to know more the chills i got when the mc ate the little gnome, i want to know more about the janitor i want to know more about the chefs and the empress lady what is the purpose of it all why did we eat the gnome instead of the meat? All i have to say is that this game has a very unique title in calling it a nighmare it truly was a nightmare. It really reminds me of the book where the wild things are and dream type setting we are in and of course at the end it reminded me of spirited away. I really am glad i watched manly play this game instead of other youtubers.
Kinda sad that the game is over.. But I also feel like it wouldnt have fit to be much longer,liked the ending as well so.. yeh x) Over all I loved this game
The consumed becomes the consumer. When pushed to our limits, even the kindest of souls will consume for the sake of survival. I feel the point where Six eats the gnome is where we, the viewers, are supposed to shift our point of view. Yes, there is a loud theme of gluttony that has been pushed onto us from the very beginning. However, there is something else that we've seen from the very beginning: the size of the consumed. Laced throughout this game is a theme of chains, one being the food chain. Six is starved, which explains her stunted growth and emaciated frame. She's so used to not eating that she waits until she is at the point of starvation to consume anything. Everything she has eaten up to the gnome has been weaker and smaller than she is. The gnomes are only slightly less. This whole journey has been her escaping those above her in the food chain, by climbing, and the final straw was escaping those whose only purpose is to consume the small. Tired of being the lowest on the food chain, she climbs it, just as she has climbed everything else, and chooses the gnome over the sausage, which would have been a reasonable choice for her not so long ago. Six is now focused on climbing the food chain. Not to join those who have gluttonized themselves to the top of the food chain, but to overtake them completely. If that means she has to consume to do it, she will. Anything to climb from the bottom of the maw and the food chain.
"Gaze upon thine own twisted visage and suffer, harlot!" (i dunno why i thought this just now, it just came to my mind when you were fighting the lady with the mirror lmao)
Rhiannon Grubs there's two actually, and they're probably paintings of the Mistress. Since she doesn't like looking in mirrors and all that, she probably doesn't like looking at her face in general.
![Little Misfortune - Cute Story About Cute Things, Manly Let's Play [ 2 ]](/img/n.gif)
"Whatch us eat that gnome." 2 seconds later. " OH NO I WAS RIGHT."
"Woah...damn......no heroes in this story..."
Thank you
I was like, "He's giving you the sausage, but you ate the fella instead?!" D:::::
She was so hungry that she just couldn't differentiate between gnome and sausage anymore. She wasn't "evil". Hunger, and I mean REAL hunger that none of you have ever experienced, can drive you insane. The only thing you want is food, no matter what food.
Humans are known to become cannibals in such situations.
Very true, and on top of that, some develop what's known as wendigo psychosis. Which is mostly seen when people didn't have enough food to last the winter and turned to cannibalism, and wendigo psychosis causes them to still crave flesh even when food is readily available.
Everyone hides their faces in this game. From the main character Six, the hanging man, the twins ,the guests and the main lady her self. You never see anybody real face.
In the runaway kid- you get a 2 second glimpse of what the Lady looks like. But I haven't realised this until now- thanks!
@@Jem_with_a_J You're welcome
So with the runaway kid and Six in LN2 both having hair that covers most of their faces, I guess that adds a lot more significance to Mono taking off his paper bag and letting us see what he looks like- pretty neat!
@@spiceo2 indeed.
i feel like the cycle goes as follows: people go to The maw to eat, they get fattened up and the mistress eats their souls, she then uses the bodies as food for more customers to eat and its just a cycle of consumption. i feel like the world in the game is messed up from greed and over eating (ie: obesity) so maybe sending people to die on this submarine and turned into food is a way to solve that problem?
You actually think obese people are repulsive, mostrous beasts? It's about capitalism, not about obese people.
Filipa Antonia Barata de Araujo. first.this game is open to interpretation so i wont deny it might be about capitalism, but im not speculating the symbolism. im thinking about the in game lore and world. second, your really reading too hard to think thats what i meant. what i said was that maybe in this dystopian world the govt is taking obese people and killing them as a "solution" to a weight problem that might exsist.
@@filipaantoniabaratadearauj1749 Capitalism is why this game exists.
@@filipaantoniabaratadearauj1749 when in the world did this person say that they think obese people are repulsive monstrous beasts? you sound delusional
Also, does anyone else just love scrolling through the comments after these games and just read everyone's theories and opinions on what the game was about and how good it was?
Yup.
Me too.
Guilty
Even 3 years later I agree 😌💅
Heck yeah. I love doing that
Welcome to the marathon club, how marathon are ya?
I'm so marathon I beat the Ocarina of Time marathon man, without any cheats. (Kidding I know you can't beat him).
ManlyBadassHero Very
Nice playthrough!
How marathon am I?! I'll have you know, I once beat Dark Souls and it only took me 200 lives.
binge worthy
the spirited away influence near the end was pretty neat, i agree that the art direction in this game is very nice : )
Gnome: *offers food*
Six: *eats gnome*
Me: *_how dare you_*
The more Nomes you hug, the more they will appear in the ending scene.
When did she hug the nomes? :o
Nomes are collectibles in this game like hidden stuff, if you find one, you can hug/grab them. Though they are hard to find.
Thank you for answering!
Santo Tan GNOMES
+CaptLegend In the official site they are named Nomes, may be based on the word Gnome (Merely speculating on my part).
_They offered only what was needed... yet we took what we wanted_
This experience was a powerful visual commentary on gluttony. The girl and rest of her kind starve and only eat when they absolutely must. Then were shown the contrast of her pursuers gorging themselves on ludicrous amounts of food, more then they'll ever need. This essentially sets up the game's opposing ideologies.
The girls journey in itself is a dark downwards spiral, as each time she has to consume to live the object of consumption gradually becomes worse. The girl slowly "'becomes" the very thing she's been trying to escape, gluttony.
The Mistress battle was an important turning point, the mirrors literally and symbolically representing self-reflection. When the girl finally feeds upon the Mistress she becomes shrouded in her darkness, literally becoming a "little nightmare". It's here where the girl realizes... how is she now any different?, any better then the gluttons around her? Finally she decides to simply end it all, using her new found powers to end the lives of every glutton she passes moving into the light.
However another interpretation this could be that there was no realization and the girl, embracing the dark power of gluttony she's obtained, had chosen to consume far more. Her escape into the outside an ominous omen to the chaos and mass consumption she'll soon unleash unto the world.
The music, gameplay, and visual's synergism told the story in both a vague yet clear way, and so long as they continue to be original and interesting, I hope more of these interpretive adventure games come out in the future!
The word is "synergy". I like how you apparently formatted this in Word before posting, too, indentation game strong.
Nah I just kinda winged the whole thing, I decided to use synergism just because it's a bit unusual so I thought ehh why not. I'm glad you liked it.
you should write a book my friend.
I like your different interpretations of the ending: Either become an anti-hero against the gluttons who prey on the weak, or become one of the gluttons herself. That would be an interesting thing for a fanfiction writer to ponder.BTW, is it just me, or is there a strong BioShock vibe coming off this game? The "Constants and Variables" of BioShock Infinite seem to be present alongside the underwater theme and the creepy, mysterious horrors.
I completely agree with your point of view. One thing that got me instantly thinking she had become a "glutton" was when she ate the nome that was offering her a sausage, i was pissed at that. But it's weird how that happened before the battle...
Tbh a lot of games that that use gluttony and greed as a theme thing come off as kinda... pompous but I think this one just seems to be using it as a motivating factor for the characters which is nice. I can't even be sad by the ending because technically its a good ending as kinda messed up as it is. I mean... you went to this place to eat while struggling to not be eaten and now you're the top of the food chain, that's a victory in my book!
So yeah very good short creepy game with a fantastic art direction. I really enjoyed it.
AlienGuy Gallant I
nobody is gonna talk about that sweet ass soundtrack??!! beautiful game indeed
HOW IS SHE STARVING THERE IS FOOD EVERYWHERE AND I BET THERE IS POCKETS IN THAT BANANA LOOKIN COAT CHILD YOU JUST ATE SOMEONE WHO WAS OFFERING FOOD 💀😭
I was questioning that, they seem to starve themselves and eat all at once in this world, which Manly mentioned. When you are starving you act on impulse and not rationality. This is a guess but in her starved state she saw 2 pieces or meat the cold sausage and the warm gnome. She choose the warmer meat.
THE FOOD IS PEOPLE! (soylent green joke) The janitor kills the abducted children and sends them to the chefs as ingredients. Six likely figured this out and that fact coupled together with her starvation forced her to choose the gnome over the human sausage.
Boa-Noah, i never thought i would hear the phrase "tender gnome meat", sound like some freaky porn stuff x,DD
it really does
Zajin13 XD I'M POPPY
I really liked this game despite how short it was.
Also with the way the main character behaved, I wonder if they were not really human in the first place.
4:42 I don't think that's his face, it's too...loose. And peel-able to be his face...(and he reached under it like a face mask)...wtf.
Diamond1234 you can actually see the lower part of the lips of the creature if you look closely.
primagames said it best, "The Maw is essentially a prison and a resort for the rich and glutinous. The children on board are taken from their homes and placed in the bottom of the ship, which serves as a prison. At first the children are given beds and toys to play with. However, as they grow and start to gain weight, they are placed in cages and the chefs in the kitchen prepare the children to be served to the guests as food. Your character in Little Nightmares is a 9-year-old girl named Six. She is seemingly the daughter of the Lady, who is the geisha-like individual who seems to be in charge of the Maw. Most theories point to Six being the Lady’s daughter who is cast down to the prison with the other children when the Lady realizes Six is more beautiful than she is. Several portraits of Six can be found near the Lady’s residence. The Lady is obsessed with beauty, but smashes every mirror in her presence because she can’t stand to look at herself. It’s assumed that the Lady is never satisfied with how she looks, and even wears a geisha mask to cover her face, despite breaking every mirror around. Only one mirror remains in the upper levels of the Maw, and the Lady keeps it locked away so no one can get to it.
The Lady also has the power to drain people of their life force. It’s theorized that she runs the Maw in an attempt to fatten up the guests so she can eventually drain their life force and take it for her own immortality. When Six uses the mirror and light to knock the Lady unconscious, she devours her to take this power as her own, then uses it on the guests as she makes her way out of the Maw."
I remember searching on Google on what the plot of Little Nightmares was and I found this website XD
I love how they play the really cute creepy music as she is walking down the corridor and literally devours the souls of those fat giant pig monsters.
It kinda sounds like the tune of her music box from the second game.
R.I.P cute little gnome just wanted to help ;;;-;;; poor gnome and its friend had to see it 25:55
That's what I said, christ they know how to make cuteness dark.
This is why deer and rabbits run from humans.
It's sad, but I think the reason Six ate the gnome was because she now knew all the meat (except the fish) was made from children and so she ate the gnome instead cause she was too starving.
I saw it as she's in a staving and more impulsive state and wanted a warm meal, in her mind their was 2 pieces of meat in front of her, and she ate the gnome because he/she was the warmer meat.
circular7
Sounds f***ed up...
"Well this game has a lot of themes of consumption and-" 16:30 "HOLY SHIT."
LagXFLCL I
The game kinda reminds me of Spirited away with the guest house? restaurant? setting. The characters are kinda similar as well with the long arm janitor and the lady being compared with the old man who supplies the tokens and keeps the water warm and the witch? who owns the bath house. Plus the food reminds me of no face being fed and the mc's parents stuffing their face at the beginning of the movie :0
Edit: Manly just mentioned it in the video :p
*music intensifies* "BE MY GUIDING LIGHT" misses the jump "how anticlimactic" you got that right
i love the Japaneses style setting of the guest part, also is it just me or is it really amusing seeing the guests try to climb over the tables and crawl after you
tbh her eating that gnome terrified me more than the entirety of outlast 2.
i'm still kind of sick to my stomach thinking about it
The most unsettling thing in this game is how you can hear their every breath they take
i like how at one point six is on top of a plate of food and is like hmmm nahhh not feeling it and then like 10 minutes later is so uncontrollably hungry that she eats a gnome. like come on girl plan ahead
Since, in the post credits, she is stuck on that island. Like. Now she is really gonna starve unless that ship comes back real quick.
"Are you guys hostile?"
**gets eaten**
Notice how the lady/mom moves her arm away as you come closer to her neck. That is clear body language, which means "take it". The woman actually wants Six to take those dark powers. You can also say the lady is veing submissive and has accepted her fate.
15:27 Anyone else get that Spirited Away vibe as soon as you saw her standing there, watching the guests as you sneak in?
So short of a game..this saddens me.
I see this game and I sincerely wish they just made this a fucking movie as opposed to a limited game that could be knocked out in an hour if you know what you're doing.
The art syle and animations are actually pretty good and I would love to see some facets expanded, such as the Kimono Womans role as the facilitator, why the staff wear very poor human suits, and so on.
Bunny Wuv it's a indie company right? Not as higher budget maybe? They probably spent it on quality rather than quantity.
Hypnotunez I'm not sure but I think this game is make by Bandai Namco which is a japanese company.
Bunny Wuv There is gonna be a comic on it so look out for that.
Like the saying goes, "You are what you eat~"
yoo i was just thinking that XD
Lmao
My theory was that the creature was a brownie, because of their height and all the shoes. A brownie is European folklore, fae kind of thing. Normally out of sight they keep your house safe and help around the house in exchange for an offering of food. If you don't feed them they'll cause huge trouble for you. If you feed them they won't/can't take your other food and eat it.
My thought was the brownie was displaced for some reason, along with the other creatures. (I was thinking ww2 because some of the shoe imagery reminded me of it.)
With this logic as soon as the boy offered the brownie food she couldn't take any of the food on the ship anymore, bound by the laws of the fae. Thus couldn't take the sausage and had to eat the gnome instead. And later when they gained the power they cleared the "house" of enemies/ undesirable spirits.
Did get the spirited away vibe which I liked a lot.
I like your theory, it's the least grim one I read so far.
That explains why she ate the gnome. Good theory
I think the scariest thing about the Chef Twins is the music that plays when they spot you. Normally the tuba is used for music that is supposed to be light-hearted and goofy; but seeing these morbidly obese monsters waddling around and trying to kill makes the music much more unsettling.
16:46 "so as we come in we need to be very careful.." *hits bottles* CLING~CLANG~CLINCH *picks bottle up* CLASH~CRASH!
I wish that other stories would use the characterization that this one does: that the protagonist is just as bad or shares the same qualities as the antagonists. It gives them so much depth and keeps the audience confused as to whether or not to wish for the protagonist's success
Wait, so at the end after the credits, she's standing by a door on a small island of a lighthouse. She walked up the stairs in the last scene before the credits, so she's just reached the top of them. Does that mean everything that has happened went on under the sea?
It was a good game, but it is genuinely disappointing how short it was. I expected more overall, and I think, while the ending was powerful, they should have shown the character's face when she turns around after killing the Mistress.
I have a feeling that the little person in the coat got bigger over the play through
What !? That's already the end ? Well...that was short.
I forewarned from the first video.
It's the games gigantic elephant-in-the-room flaw.
my girlfriend says the same thing every night.
haha, im kidding of course. of course i dont have a girlfriend to say that
*sigh*
So uh...
Kinda've a personal issue, and I'm not trying to brag because I saw this as an ISSUE, not a bragging right, but...
I actually had the exact opposite issue.
My previous girlfriend was a bit small and I'm 6'1 and we were never able to actually have sex because it was simply too painful for her.
True story. The irony is kinda funny and kinda sad in retrospect just because conceptually it sounds hilarious but in reality I really liked the woman.
This kinda derailed, but your joke and followup comment made me remember.
Six is villain himself like vampire killed the Lady with Dark powers
Six joined Dark Side it
You know I was on the main character's side, until she killed the gnome, what the hell was that!? I liked parts of the game, the sequences with The Janitor, The Psycho Psychic and the final chase of The Guests. The art is great, lighting is good and the last villainess was very creepy, but the ending was awful. It left too many unanswered questions, but that's something I personally hate. Overall I thought it was good. I loved watching you play, thanks Manly!
Either she ate the sausage which had children in it, or the gnome.
+That boring dude. I think it's still better if she ate the sausage, then she wouldn't have directly killed an innocent being.
Well its your opinion, but its like this decision : Eat your own kind, or eat a deer. Its how the food chain works. And humans are innocent beings, its just they are dead and its not much different when you eat a dead gnome.
The kid in the begging threw a piece of bread at her. The kid saved her. Since the sausage is made of children, I feel like that's why she preferred to eat the gnome instead.
Children who are dead. If i were in that position, fuck yeah i'd eat the sausage. Any rational person would. Even if you're sociopathic, it's more rational to eat the sausage as it won't fight back.
Don't you see? The entire game was called little nightmares because that is what you became. A little nightmare
"Eat Or Be Eated"
I could honestly kiss you, Manly. Thank you for playing this!
I knew this would be short but this is honestly surprising.
Bonnie111222 piss off big head
The music while she was eating the souls was soooo perfect gave me chills
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain...
We should call her Six Dent now
the Six himself Villain
Six joined Dark side
I wonder if there's a culture/race aspect to this too, since the Lady has an east asian look for the guest area, but then everything else is either western or industrial. Something like putting up one's culture for consumption by tourists, and being reduced to a mere aesthetic because of that.
i got bored by the greed = fat + ugly thing really fast, but it's an interesting enough game. the animation of the characters is really good, made me think of stop animation along the lines of coraline.
I was about to say that that food scene reminded me so much of Spirited Away, and lo and behold, you mentioned it
I knew that one scene reminded me of something, and once Manly said it was like Spirited Away, I knew that's what I felt it was. :)
I really do love how you slowly watch your character devolve through her consumption. She starts out being offered some bread from a kind child and it gives you the sense that your character is just as sentient and deserving of respect as that kid. In sharp contrast to this, the "humans" hunting you are warped, dim-witted and primal monsters that make for obvious bad guys.
The next time she has to eat, she is squatting inside a cage and gnawing on floor scraps before being trapped in a cage like an animal. Its vaguely dehumanizing.
By the third time, she has moved on to eating live prey. Sure, it was dying anyway and she was desperate but in the end she was still eating it raw. (it was here that i predicted where this would go.)
when she eats the gnome offering her the sausage, she flips the first encounter with the bread offered by the child, on its head. There was no need for her to do that and I love the stark contrast it creates between who you thought your character was and who she really is/what shes become. She is needlessly consuming just like her enemies.The only question left is how can it get any worse from here on out?
By becoming the same animalistic creature that hunted you, of course!
Makes you wonder if they hunted her so desperately in part because they knew she was a threat.
Also gotta love that last little scene where she escapes outside but is still stranded on the glutton ship. She cannot escape the cycle.
all in all i really loved this one. the atmosphere and puzzles were great and I loved the overall theme of gluttony.
ah yes, i too, scream and burn when i see my reflection in the mirror
Amazing game... That ending was so dark though- thank you for playing this! ;;
So many hilarious one-liner moments! "We've gotta be careful..." *breaks bottle anyway* "Be my guiding light!" *falls to death* "How anticlimactic." lol
This game scared me more than Outlast 2
After playing the dlc, you feel even worse for eating the nome
been watching quite different gameplay on youtube, really like yours, when you are mostly calm, not really screaming at all, makes me wanted to stay and watch more of yours. really nice voice at all
"Now we own the Maw"
When he said that, a chill went down my spine.
It's my birthday, and Manly has uploaded more of this cool, creepy game... Best b-day ever. :D
Rebecca Sauder. Happy Birthday!
Rebecca Sauder I read your name as Rebecca Sugar at first, lol. Happy Birthday!!😁😁🎂🍨🎈🎉
Rebecca Sauder Happy birthday :D lucky you
Yeah, after watching My Little Nightmares 2, the ending makes more sense.
Six (protagonist's name), being a souless husk, was starving, but not for food, but for souls of others.
At "secret ending" (of MLN2) we've discovered that Six has learned about Lady's ship from advertising poster (or smth) and she instinctively knew that the hunger can be sustained only there. Why did she get that direction from her former soul (black shadowey thing) though? Maybe she thought that consuming others' souls will end her nightmares/will put her in rest?
Also what role was that eye symbol playing? What are those grotesque (extra thicc) human-looking monsters? Were they humans before those weird nightmarish event or were they only dolls/golems/servants of the One responsible for this nightmare? Is this a nightmare at all or everything was real all along?
WHAT. THIS GAME IS 35 DOLLARS AND IT's ALREADY OVER?!??!?
at least it wasnt one of those 70-80 dollar (canadian srry) games out all around these days that dont feel like they are worth as much as you paid for. in my opinion 35 is pretty good for the amazing quality of this game.
Did anyone notice the raincoat in the portrait at 29:30
If The Janitor was still alive, I think he'd have a chance of actually beating the evil Six. She needs to look into the eyes of people whom souls she wants to devour, but The Janitor is blind. Therefore, he can't have his soul devoured
Jesus christ they have plate full's of food, they need to leave this little guy alone.
Go back to yor plate of meat, not a single vegetable. (How can some people just handle so much protein? Makes me sweat just looking.)
I take it as an metaphor on current culture, mostly western culture and how we usually prioritize meats, salty or sweet foods. While healthier alternatives are neglected, left behind or thrown away to rot in a garbage bin.
circular7 I think you're taking the hame a bit to seriously.
All I want in this game is for this little gal in yellow coat to survive but then she eat gnome "oh fck..."
_A little satire_
Lampooning society's conspicuous consumption of everything until nothing is left but eating each other. Dog eat dog. We are the monsters... even a cute little girl.
I've read people complaining that this game costs too much for how short it is. Well, you get what you pay for. In this case, you not only got great art, but lighting, pacing, interesting puzzles, a cute MC that you rooted for even after she fed on the gnome, NO NOTES!, no rambling on with vague overdone symbolism, & an excellent musical score. It maintained a tension & feeling of dread throughout. Imo, the game is worth it.
In my country for some reason this game is 80 bucks, when Inside that have the same price in the USA Steam is 37 here, and even Inside that is longer people complain about the price, I too think is a little expensive like I think 10 to 15 dollars was the best price for this types of game, more than that I find that is better to wait to a price drop or a sale.
+JakJak Wow!!! That is a HUGE price!! Yeah for that money anywhere you live, you want a bit more to the game. But I'm comparing this 20 dollar game to games that might seem like a deal for 7 or 10 dollars that have no great qualities at all - especially horror games. \(^w^*)
Vague overdone symbolism? So you mean exactly what this game is? It's something that has been done way to much already and I personally am fed up with this. It's a bloody excuse to not make up a story and just put somewhat interesting gameplay concepts togeder.
"Hey, look at this. This is a bad thing. Oh, too bad. You are also a part of it". That is the story of all of these games.
Also, what music score exactly? There is barely anything you can call music in this with the exception for the ending. 90% of it was environmental ambiance.
+Grim Reaper Actually, this game is pretty much straightforward "Escape the Ship". It has creepy characters. You weren't expected to put together a story, unless you went waaaay outta your way to do so, interpreting the gnomes/Lady/mirrors, etc. It's obviously about gluttony as a 'theme' - they're all eating.
Vague symbolism has been in so many rpgmaker games within the past year or so that I frankly don't even want to list because it gets nauseating. "Wonderful art" accompanied by ZERO story unless you actively make one up. Not even a 'theme'. Or, not an rpgmaker game, but one using the Abandoned Manor Megapack for Unity where you "investigate" or "escape". :/
The OST for this game is comprised of more than creaks, groans, & free music or music that causes copyright ID strikes. I'm not going to define what a _song_ is - but say that the game delivered thematically different osts for different areas, the MC had her own theme different from the title track, & there is one other I hummed to myself that's a waltz. Those are in addition to the BGM with SFX that plays over areas. That is a musical score.
Also you can still have a fantastic experience playing a game that only lasts 3 hours or so - the *best* example I can think of off the top of my head was Outlast Whistleblower. It's not the length of a game - it's the experience you get from it while you play it. There's also a game like No Man's Sky for example - as far as I know, it's pretty long. Did that make it good & worth its price tag? A game's length doesn't dictate whether it's good or not or worth the price or not. Your wallet dictates whether you want to pay $$ for games. I'm not one of the devs of the game, nor do I know them, or work for them, or any company affiliated with them... I just happened to like the game.
And here we have a perfect example of what is also known as a political speech. Talking for 3 hours while saying pretty much nothing.
Also, what's up with the game length? Because I never mentioned anything about that.
PS: Outlast Whistleblower was a dlc, not the full game.
I was creeped out by this game this chef wore human face skin it really remind Texas Chainsaw Massacre.. and sad for poor kid gnome got eated by her. :c I don't see this coming.. XD; this game is so creepy and dark.. XD thanks for sharing your play. c:
My impression/theory is that the life energy / soul is what Six has actually been craving, same reason as why, in-universe, the Guests would throw away their mountains of meat to come chase after Six. She was probably too starved out of her mind to simply stave off the hunger with the sausage.
(I started watching LPs relatively recently so... just throwing this random piece of thought out here under a 4-yr-old video lol)
I love the fact that you play the new games so fast. You upload rly fast and I really like it.
Ariagtou Senpai XD I love you Please keep up and play RPG maker horror all the time!
I really enjoy them when you play them, Ne? :3
Somehow the fact the mistress is the most human thing on the Maw makes her the scariest thing
I understand this game is $20. So how many hours does this game give you? Personally I feel like finishing a $20 game in 3 parts is a bit short, but perhaps a lot of time was actually cut out of the video?
Less than 3 hours for a non rushed playthrough. 3 to 4 if you get really stuck at some parts.
I think a 20 dollar price point is fine but the 35 dollar price I heard going around for what I assume is the retail is a bit high.
The lady reminded me of the Aunts from Kubo and the Two Strings
This is indeed shows part concept of spirit away with bit of nightmares
I have questions... But yeah it seems like a interesting game, i enjoyed the art style. The game is dark, though i have so many questions!
In the end, for all of its flaws... this was still a better written and better done example of disturbing horror than Outlast 2.
Totally agree , I bought this one instead of Outlast 2
Agreed. The strength of the character designs and the world alone is far stronger than that of Outlast 2.
After the credits roll, there is that floating island with Six standing outside. But I remember when running over pipes or something, you see people boarding a boat. I wonder if this world was flooded, and that is why there is a food shortage. But I wonder how the world the character moves about in functions; like, is that island really the ship I assumed they were on the whole time? If so, how did Six escape to this island-looking thing? These are the things I wonder. :P
The island is actually the very top of the ship- the rest of it submerges once the guests have been and gone.
Ahhh, makes sense. Thank you for letting me know. :) So many good games with theories are coming out, and this is a great game to expand on. :) God bless yours and you! :)
In the beginning of the game, there was the headmistress there, immediately showing who the main boss will be, but I never suspected it would end the way it did. What a game, and the horror feels were real. :) My only question is about the Nomes, and if they will escape, now that Six made it out, as we can see the Nome standing there at the open door.
Keep up the fun games and enjoy what you do, Manly. :) God bless yours and you! :)
Six eating that gnome still kills me. It looked so happy and content to share with her
I have a question would you rather eat a sausage that might have been family or would you rather eat a gnome?
Little Blair oh my nice thinking, you were the only one I saw asking this. Welp, I would still choose the sausage tho, the dead can't be brought back to life so might just keep those are alive.
Angry Commenter nome and no I'm not edgy.... I'm just not that into cannibalism and once all is said and done....the nome just isn't human.
Considering the DLC confirmed that the nomes were kids, I wonder what y'all answer now is.
Maybe just died, because both were human.
Fun while it lasted
"Is that not your face?"
The kitchen brothers half cook. He gets cheese, then cuts meat and somehow both just washing dishes. When was this uncooked food served.
I'd love to know where to get the lore stuff for this game because I feel out of the loop. Otherwise this game was really great, I really loved the way it looks.
I only see that there is a big difference between the main character and the guests. The main eats only when needed to while the customers gorged themselves endlessly whenever they want to, you don't see them feeling hungry like the main character sometimes does now do you
"watch they'll eat the gnome instead"
as that exactly happens manly do you have like. extrasensory abilities or something because man i don't think in the entirety of me watching anyone and everyone playing this in the last few days with the new dlc out, i've seen ANYONE predict Six doing that
still curious what the chef Looks like without his mask
Just started watching and gotta say my god you have a godly voice.
This game was amazing and charming in its own way it makes me want to know more the chills i got when the mc ate the little gnome, i want to know more about the janitor i want to know more about the chefs and the empress lady what is the purpose of it all why did we eat the gnome instead of the meat? All i have to say is that this game has a very unique title in calling it a nighmare it truly was a nightmare. It really reminds me of the book where the wild things are and dream type setting we are in and of course at the end it reminded me of spirited away. I really am glad i watched manly play this game instead of other youtubers.
Kinda sad that the game is over.. But I also feel like it wouldnt have fit to be much longer,liked the ending as well so.. yeh x)
Over all I loved this game
The consumed becomes the consumer. When pushed to our limits, even the kindest of souls will consume for the sake of survival. I feel the point where Six eats the gnome is where we, the viewers, are supposed to shift our point of view. Yes, there is a loud theme of gluttony that has been pushed onto us from the very beginning. However, there is something else that we've seen from the very beginning: the size of the consumed. Laced throughout this game is a theme of chains, one being the food chain. Six is starved, which explains her stunted growth and emaciated frame. She's so used to not eating that she waits until she is at the point of starvation to consume anything. Everything she has eaten up to the gnome has been weaker and smaller than she is. The gnomes are only slightly less. This whole journey has been her escaping those above her in the food chain, by climbing, and the final straw was escaping those whose only purpose is to consume the small. Tired of being the lowest on the food chain, she climbs it, just as she has climbed everything else, and chooses the gnome over the sausage, which would have been a reasonable choice for her not so long ago. Six is now focused on climbing the food chain. Not to join those who have gluttonized themselves to the top of the food chain, but to overtake them completely. If that means she has to consume to do it, she will. Anything to climb from the bottom of the maw and the food chain.
I said the same thing about spirited away during the guest part. Definitely has that vibe. And I love it.
for a short game its a pretty interesting game 0 :
CrockerGamer true i wonder what the theory would be:D
"Gaze upon thine own twisted visage and suffer, harlot!" (i dunno why i thought this just now, it just came to my mind when you were fighting the lady with the mirror lmao)
found your channel through this video and you earned a new sub. i love your content and hope you make it big
Once again, darkness proves to be the only light.
Wonder why there's a single painting that's covered in the Mistress's house
Rhiannon Grubs there's two actually, and they're probably paintings of the Mistress. Since she doesn't like looking in mirrors and all that, she probably doesn't like looking at her face in general.
Hey, actually there's 8 gnomes that appeared at 39:33 in my ending.. Maybe because I hugged 8 gnomes?
16:16 absolutely disgusting how that creature is cuddling that chunk of meat with his grubby little hands, ugh.
man i like the music in the end.
RIP LITTLE SAUSAGE GNOME!!
why did little Rain slicker dude have to be so rude and eat yo' face?!😭😭
Good game, though. Awesome play through, Manly!!
37:20 Better than Darth Vader's dramatic entry, but seriously, that escalated quickly
Six is a villain himself killed the lady granted Dark Powers to kill all the guest or escape it
It's been awhile since I've seen the French movie Delicatessen, but this reminded me of it at times. With a Terry Gilliam thing going on.
well this game kinda reminded me of the NWD changeling pen and paper rpg.