How long is the game?

[DuX1112]

And are there multiple endings, etc.?

Thanks.

[Smith]

4-5 hours, multiple endings

[Lithurge]

About 5 hours is right, as well as multiple endings you can play through the Curator's Cut for some different scenes, although the endings are the same.

[DuX1112]

Originally posted by Lithurge:

About 5 hours is right, as well as multiple endings you can play through the Curator's Cut for some different scenes, although the endings are the same.

Hmm, so there are no multiple endings?

[Lithurge]

Originally posted by DuX1112:

Originally posted by Lithurge:

About 5 hours is right, as well as multiple endings you can play through the Curator's Cut for some different scenes, although the endings are the same.

Hmm, so there are no multiple endings?

No there are different endings depending on the choices you make during the game, but all of those endings are available whether you play through the normal version of the game or the Curator's Cut.

The difference with the Curator's Cut is that whilst some scenes you play through during the game are the same as the original version, some scenes are played from a different perspective and some are brand new. It doesn't add in any extra endings that you couldn't get on the normal play through.

[Mrbud420 💩]

Originally posted by Smith:

4-5 hours, multiple endings

How are there multiple endings? There is only 1 ending that happens regardless of choices. The end is that you hallucinated everything and no one was actually there at all so all the choices you made have no point because everything and everyone wasn't even really there to begin with.

Originally posted by Lithurge:

No there are different endings depending on the choices you make during the game, but all of those endings are available whether you play through the normal version of the game or the Curator's Cut.

Im lost was there an ending were the people actually existed or was it all a dream?

M. Night Shyamalan must've wrote the story because all I could think about the ending was "WHAT A TWIST"

[Smith]

Originally posted by Mrbud420 💩:

Originally posted by Smith:

4-5 hours, multiple endings

The end is that you hallucinated everything and no one was actually there at all so all the choices you made have no point because everything and everyone wasn't even really there to begin with.

So what? Why is this bad?

[Lithurge]

Originally posted by Mrbud420 💩:

M. Night Shyamalan must've wrote the story because all I could think about the ending was "WHAT A TWIST"

Congratulations on spoiling the game for those that haven't played and finished it. But regardless of the particular fact you mentioned, there are still a good, bad and neutral ending. The character can survive and make peace with his sister's boyfriend, he can survive and not make that peace, he can commit suicide.

[Lithurge]

Originally posted by Smith:

So what? Why is this bad?

It probably depends on whether you played the previous game in the series or not, spoiler for the end of the first game. They basically pulled the same it's not supernatural twist for that one as well, although at least there were actually multiple people in that one and it wasn't just all in on e characters head.[/spoiiler]

[Smith]

I played both and LH imo was way better, the plot was deeper than in MoM. The point that the plot is bad becasue 4 out of 5 chracters didn't exist just makes no sense. Their presence was reasonable, they all served particular purpose. All endings are quite different. Mrbud420 is probalby just a troll whose comment was only to troll with spoilers. Endings are not blurred only because characters didn't exist. And I'm 99% sure that House of Ashes is going to be about hallucination again, with all that PTSR stuff. Hallucinations are probably going to be the topic of the whole series. In MoM this topic was just hanled very poorly, dumb and straight into your face.

[DuX1112]

Originally posted by Mrbud420 💩:

Originally posted by Smith:

4-5 hours, multiple endings

How are there multiple endings? There is only 1 ending that happens regardless of choices. The end is that you hallucinated everything and no one was actually there at all so all the choices you made have no point because everything and everyone wasn't even really there to begin with.

Originally posted by Lithurge:

No there are different endings depending on the choices you make during the game, but all of those endings are available whether you play through the normal version of the game or the Curator's Cut.

Im lost was there an ending were the people actually existed or was it all a dream?

M. Night Shyamalan must've wrote the story because all I could think about the ending was "WHAT A TWIST"

Thanks for spoiling the entire game for me, d1ipsh1t.

[Zorop]

Originally posted by Smith:

I played both and LH imo was way better, the plot was deeper than in MoM. The point that the plot is bad becasue 4 out of 5 chracters didn't exist just makes no sense. Their presence was reasonable, they all served particular purpose. All endings are quite different. Mrbud420 is probalby just a troll whose comment was only to troll with spoilers. Endings are not blurred only because characters didn't exist. And I'm 99% sure that House of Ashes is going to be about hallucination again, with all that PTSR stuff. Hallucinations are probably going to be the topic of the whole series. In MoM this topic was just hanled very poorly, dumb and straight into your face.

Finishing a horror game or movie to be told that none of it actually happened is the worst mistake a horror movie can do really.

[Smith]

Originally posted by Zorop:

Originally posted by Smith:

I played both and LH imo was way better, the plot was deeper than in MoM. The point that the plot is bad becasue 4 out of 5 chracters didn't exist just makes no sense. Their presence was reasonable, they all served particular purpose. All endings are quite different. Mrbud420 is probalby just a troll whose comment was only to troll with spoilers. Endings are not blurred only because characters didn't exist. And I'm 99% sure that House of Ashes is going to be about hallucination again, with all that PTSR stuff. Hallucinations are probably going to be the topic of the whole series. In MoM this topic was just hanled very poorly, dumb and straight into your face.

Finishing a horror game or movie to be told that none of it actually happened is the worst mistake a horror movie can do really.

How is this a worst mistake?

[Hexalotte]

the ending was sooo bad omg I don`t understand anything of this plot.

[Lithurge]

Originally posted by ✶‧*⁎Liane⋆ˑ★⭒⁎＊:

the ending was sooo bad omg I don`t understand anything of this plot.

You can find an explanation here:

https://www.thegamer.com/the-dark-pictures-little-hope-ending-explained/

[Whytry]

Originally posted by Liane:

the ending was sooo bad omg I don`t understand anything of this plot.

Just because you didnt understand it doesnt make it bad, i think thats where most of the negitive reviews come from. although the gameplay is abit boring and mainly consists of jumpscares its when you start to understand what is going on is when the game gets good.