chapter 2 quick review (spoiler free)

[Flop]

i honestly don't know man it's even more messed up now, if you're the type that can consume pretty much gory contents or to be more exact, not as gory as Japanese horror stuffs but hell nah man the west people ain't gonna have a great time analyzing this game's second chapter.

And oh yeah you will have a little uh... "Fan service", but it peaks after and during the most horrible part of this chapter.

As much as i like the characters, things escalate alot in 2-3 hours gameplay, it's too mixed and screwed up like the mentalities of these characters that i can't seem to comprehend it.

If you just want to buy and see the sweet home alabama stuffs then go for it but if you still have consciousness and not coomer or sth then bewarned cuz sh1ts really hits the fan with chapter 2.

God bless y'all incest mfs out there.

[Sen]

It gets pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up, pretty fast. I think the big thing, for me personally. Is that they get really ok with what they're doing really fast. Especially Andrew. I mean random people is one thing but they immediately jump to going off to murder their parents. And they don't even need to anymore but are still doing the cannibal thing just because it's, idk funny? Symbolic? Maybe them still being cannibals is to setup more on the parasite they have but idk, as written and without more context it seems shoehorned.

Idk, still pretty interesting. Just that the pacing feels odd.

[Flop]

Originally posted by Captain Sadge:

It gets pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up, pretty fast. I think the big thing, for me personally. Is that they get really ok with what they're doing really fast. Especially Andrew. I mean random people is one thing but they immediately jump to going off to murder their parents. And they don't even need to anymore but are still doing the cannibal thing just because it's, idk funny? Symbolic? Maybe them still being cannibals is to setup more on the parasite they have but idk, as written and without more context it seems shoehorned.

Idk, still pretty interesting. Just that the pacing feels odd.

The pacing is really unfair man like atleast save the milf mommy till next chapter lol.
This chapter seems to be the actual start of Andrew's mentality corruption, like he gave up and chose violence after being so fed up which he should have done a long time ago, standing up to her abusive sis and neglecting parents.
The world building is weird too i mean what was all that cultist stuffs about, i can get that the world they living in is all lies, rage, weird kinks sex and appearances matter but l feel bad for the Graves parents, they probably had a short "normal"life they had always wanted after the missing of their childs, i get that Andrew was being too paranoid about being exposed by his parent but it seems like only his mother would think about such things, the father was only following her demands, just like Andrew always follows Ashley's demands, but they all couldn't forgive and give each other a second chance, Ashley seems to be beyond salvation for sure, poor girl, all she needed was a good family relationship and friends. (but if their parents were actually the one who hired the hitman to kill them then well... I may not feel bad, however ever sad).
Maybe the murdering and cannibalistic nature of them implies that they're some sort of angel of death being sent to earth, while also combines with Ashley's dealing with devil talent, making them unstoppable, but at the same time, only they can decide their fate, which probably will not end well.

[Phoenixlink1]

I forget where I read this theory, but some speculate that the "parasite" doesn't actually exist and it's an excuse for a government-led organ or blood harvesting program (hence the blood types listed outside the door in CH.1). The parents may have sold their children off in exchange for a prosperous life. Also would explain the fake death certificates found in the drawer, or the cover story provided to the parents to sweep this under the rug

[Flop]

Originally posted by Phoenixlink1:

I forget where I read this theory, but some speculate that the "parasite" doesn't actually exist and it's an excuse for a government-led organ or blood harvesting program (hence the blood types listed outside the door in ch1). The parents may have sold their children off in exchange for a prosperous life. Also would explain the fake death certificates found in the drawer

It's more like corporation evil as they keep messing with people's water and trying to advertise their poisonous soda, in the end they secretly work with organ trafficking organizations and fake quarantine to harvest people's organs.

I don't really know about the parents if they really sold their childs to get rich or they got fooled while moving out, but i guess that chance is pretty high, they might also hire that hitman to make sure their childs die even, they had also been so neglecting to not even question about the legitimacy of their children's death. The letter at the front door of their house also implies their daughter and son's death as "a blessing in disguise", they might have lied to other people what really happened before the fire of the apartment.

Still it bothers me that the parents did try to talk and sort things out with Andrew, but maybe it was all too late, they had the chance to raise Andrew and Ashley better or the chance to end their lives, but both failed, they had it all coming eventually, they should have lived as a married couple with no child, or just had one single child which was Andrew.