Best ending is *S* but it varies. If you check the first shower, Laura is dead and Ann is the one you find knocked out in the Clock Tower. If you don't look in the shower, then Bobby drops down from the stain-glass window in the ceiling, impaling Ann with his scissors. So Laura takes Ann's place in the Clock Tower. No matter what you do, only you and Laura *OR* Ann survive.
@@darklordliam i always had concerns about that death. Jennifer should be given a choice between trying to save Ann or leave her, in first scenario she probably getting killed by Bobby afterwards. Could be much more logical and horrific scene
I don't understand ending F. You get into the elevator sooner than you normally would have, so Bobby would have less time to get there. And if Bobby was already there waiting, he'd have killed Jennifer much earlier in the other endings since he'd already be chilling in the elevator shaft. Ending H blows my mind, that's some creepy shit.
@@jerichomarsh3681 well she’s either a younger Gen X or older Milennial since it is said on the wiki that she was born in 1981 so I’m not surprised if she struggles with using the computer since her generation is just learning how to get used to the technology and to top it off the computers start advancing pretty quick.
Ending C was the best one it just had so much more build up. Thinking of someone grabbing your leg on a high ladder is a freaky thought.. Clock Tower is the best horror game in history. I don't usually get scared by horror games but this freaked me out.
Saving the crows during the middle of the game Crow: Thank you for releasing me, ill repay you someway farewell my wingless friend. During the moments of the finale crow returns to repay his/her debt. Crow: There she is, theirs the bitch who locked me up and suffer. Get em boys
C is my favorite. It seems the most cinematic of all of them and the stakes just seem highest. (Despite them being the same as basically all the others.)
The Crows coming to Jennifer's rescue is satisfying! The crow that Jennifer freed saw she was in danger, and more than likely wanted revenge at Ms. Mary for decapitating and caging crows in her house.
Crows hold grudges and can recognize who helps or harms! They make bonds and tell their friends about what a good human you are, and their children! Crows are just so cool :)
For those of you wondering why Dan was inside that cocoon of his, here's the answer: -You see, in order to prevent the children from dying before their bodies could cure themselves of their deformities and become perfect, Mary cast a spell over the manor by stoping the Clock Tower, thus stoping time for her children and prevent them from dying. Unfortunately for her, even though uncapable of dying, they were also unable to mess with their bodies. Dan knew this, and by using the sacrifices his mother gave him, he created a shell with the exact same form he had when he was a baby in order to trick the spell and have time be allowed to run throught him inside of his "armor". That's why he's not deformed in "Clock Tower 2". Because thanks to the gift of time, he managed to heal his body. Also, that's why Bobby was the only one affected by the sound of the Clock Tower while Jennifer was ok with it. His disease made him have an EXTREMELY sensitive hearing, so, when time started moving once more, all of the symptoms present in his body restarted working too.
This information is available on a multiple ending book that retells the story of the second game, which the translated version is available for reading online. I strongly recommend reading it, because it makes you understand this universe's story in full, and the creativeness and symbolism present in it solidified my love for this saga.
@@LeftytheGansterGremlin sure: -All characters from the second game have got repressed vices that required some external factor in order to be brought outside in order to be used by him (making them behave as if they were completely different people trapped in the same bodies), symbolizing how our entire personalities/cores are incredibly subjective and rely entirely on what we choose to indulge. However, that doesn't mean we're the only ones who control what comes out. Jennifer for example only has her Barlow heritage take over her in certain routes because of her psychiatrist's hypnosis and obessession in figuring out the truth behind the first game's case. The thing is, hypnosis isn't a way of gaining full control over someone. Merely a way to remove certain filters. Which means a part of Jennifer wanted to be like the rest of the Barlowe family, because it was in her DNA; -The immortality promised by the God that brought the Barlows into the world... The bodies are always reanimated, but the wounds remain and the flesh rots. That might symbolize how life's quality requires more than the flesh being alive, something MANY people seem to forget for some reason; -The magic used to preserve Dan and Bobby might represent how we are gaining control over our individual biological times and how otherwordly and magical that might look and be, if we take the time to think about it. I know this might be a bit far fetched, but these are the interpretations I took.
Actually its because since the clocktower wasn't active he (somehow) achived immortality. But when Jennifer tuened it back on he lost it and all the diseases he had got to him and he walked off the balcony by mistake. Hope this answers your question :)
I know that the canonical ending is the one where Jennifer is the sole survivor of the ordeal, but which one is it? Ending A feels like such a cop out, because last second Mary just hurls Anne off the tower. Also, I find it interesting that the best ending isn't the one considered canon in the sequel.
Endings A, B, and C are considered the canonical endings, since all three involve Jennifer being the Sole Survivor of the event. It's never explicitly stated which one of those 3 isn't canon. Clearly Ending S isn't canon, since at least one of Jennifer's friends survive.
Santi_Lee Jennifer meets the giant baby in every ending except for H and G. That Giant Baby's name is Dan, he's the one who becomes the Scissorman in the second game.
Such machinery is EXTREMELY loud. Mental disorders like Paranoia are usually accompanied by fear of loud noises. When Bobby hears the gears churning his only thought was to shut it out and get away from the noise. It's also a karmic thing. Turning the clocktower back on represents restoring the natural order. Bobby, being an evil supernatural being, cannot withstand the paradigm shift.
How to get each ending: 0:00 S - Anne/Laura lives. Release crow. Find Walter. Exit lift on floor 3. 2:03 A - Anne/Laura lives. Release crow. Find Simon. Exit lift on floor 3. 4:15 B - Anne & Laura die, and/or leave crow. Learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 3. 5:37 C - Learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 2. 7:38 D - Don't learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 2. 8:17 E - Don't learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 3. 8:47 F - Don't learn of the clock tower switches. 9:27 G - See 2 girls die, then escape in car. 9:45 H - See a girl die, then escape in car.
In case anyone is wondering... Not including Endings H and G (the car endings), the game basically has five flags that it checks to determine your ending. The five flags are as follows: -Whether or not Jennifer sees Ann thrown from the window in the Scream Hallway or sees Laura’s body in the suit of armor in the Phone Room -Whether and how Jennifer learns about the true nature of Mary. This is done either by being drugged (either by Mary in the phone room or by drinking the wine in the kitchen) or by examining Walter’s corpse and his notes in the Secret Room -Whether or not Jennifer learns about the switches in the Clock Tower (either by meeting Lotte at the altar in the Underground or, if she is already dead, by examining the books in the Religious Study) -Whether or not Jennifer frees the crow in the Cage Room -Whether Jennifer selects 2nd floor or 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground The combinations for what flags trigger what ending are as follows: *Ending H* (Jennifer dies while driving) -Use the Engine Key on the car 3 times to leave *Ending G* (Jennifer returns to the orphanage and dies three days later) -See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor -Use the Engine Key on the car 3 times to leave *Ending F* (Jennifer dies in the elevator and her blood leaks outside) -Do not learn about the switches in the Clock Tower (nothing else matters) *Ending E* (Jennifer dies in the elevator after Scissorman drops from above) -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower from Lotte at the altar -Do not get drugged (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending) -Do not find Walter -Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground *Ending D* (Mary kills Jennifer with a knife) -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower from Lotte at the altar -Do not get drugged (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending) -Do not find Walter -Select 2nd floor in the elevator in the Underground *Ending C* (Jennifer kicks Mary to her death on the ladder) -Learn about Mary’s true nature either by finding Walter or by being drugged -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower either by meeting Lotte at the altar or (if she is already dead) by checking the books in the Religious Study -See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor -Do not free the crow in the Cage Room -Select 2nd floor in the elevator in the Underground *Ending B* (Mary is electrocuted on the switches at the top of the Clock Tower) -Learn about Mary’s true nature either by finding Walter or by being drugged -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower either by meeting Lotte at the altar or (if she is already dead) by checking the books in the Religious Study -See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor -Do not free the crow in the Cage Room -Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground *Ending A* (Mary kills Jennifer’s friend at the top of the Clock Tower but is then killed by crows) -Learn about Mary’s true nature by only being drugged (If Mary is not in the phone room, examine the wine cabinet in the kitchen and you may be drugged there. If that doesn’t work, you have to restart your game and try again if you want to attain this Ending) -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower by checking the books in the Religious Study -Do not see either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor -Free the crow in the Cage Room -Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground (if you select the 2nd floor, you will be defaulted to Ending C) *Ending S* (Jennifer and 1 friend survive, Mary is killed by crows) -Learn about Mary’s true nature only by finding Walter (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending) -Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower by meeting Lotte at the altar -Do not see either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor -Free the crow in the Cage Room -Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground (if you select the 2nd floor, you will be defaulted to Ending C) *NOTES* *If you use the crows in the Cage Room to ward off Scissorman, you will be locked out of Endings S and A *If you see all three friends die, then the car will disappear from the garage, locking you out of Endings G and H *Endings S, A, D, and E are the hardest to attain since they rely on a random element that is not under the player’s control (being drugged).
Dialogue has never been a requirement of horror, and some of the scariest games I recall date back to the Commodore or Spectrum, and they weren't even horror games, nor could they use much sound at all. So long as something can immerse you in some way, it can draw your feelings and emotions. Most modern horror relies on cheap jumpscares these days, so people eventually become attuned. Games are great because you interact with them, whereas you can only WATCH a movie. There's a lot of interactive horror games like Clock Tower out there - and I wouldn't call them 'scary', but tense and intriguing.
S ending: only see one of your friend die, learn about mary by the secret room, see lotte in the caves A ending: same as S, but learn by Simon Barrows B ending: same as A, but see both of your friend die C ending: same as S/A/B but go to floor 2 instead D ending: same as C, but don't learn about Mary Alternate D ending: Do not see any of your friends die, and escape with the car E ending: same as D, but go to floor 3 instead F ending: Same as S, but don't see Lotte
The first PS1 game released in North America was actually a sequel to this game, not a port. There was a PS1 port of the first game, but it never left Japan and it was mostly the same anyway.
@@aka_hisoka then why does the game's Wikipedia page show that the game has never been released outside Japan? And why make a fan translation for a game that's already localized?
@@Nikku4211 I know this is an old comment, there are a few differences in PSX version of this game compared to the SNES. One of them does lead to part 2, or Part one in US. its pretty cool in a way
the PSX port version of this game is named the first fear and the sequel was named only CLOCK TOWER that's what makes people confused first fear is enchanched version of this game for ps 1 pretty much but sadly its only in japanese , good thing there is a patch for the english now
This lovely young lady is known as Ladybug, from the _Miraculous Ladybug_ show. It's pretty cool! They have a lot of different villains. Weird villains, cool villains.
Ok I came here from JonTron's vid about this game and when I was checking the comments apparently he got the S ending without him knowing. S ending, in my knowledge, one of the hardest endings to achieve. I just wanna ask if it was truly hard to achieve this said ending
You're quite the button tapper. I couldn't tap that fast (on a keyboard) to save my life....Literally! Bobby and Mary got me enough times it's enough to go insane over.
*Bobby breaks into elevator.* Jennifer: EEEKKK!!! Bobby: Phew...*Pants*....Finally...Here, I was chasing you all around to give you this. Jennifer: My purse! Thanks Bobby! Bobby: Don't thank me! Thank satanism! *Epic cheesy high five moment!*
I think that ending C may be the canon one. Because unless I'm wrong, I think it's the only time that Dan is mentioned by name. It'd make sense for the big reveal in the sequel.
I've played this years ago and it scared the crap outta me. My sister keeps wanting me to play it again so she can watch (again) but I just won't do it, lol.
@NewVegasBorder Clock Tower 2 takes place one year later, not five. As for Jennifer not questioning Edward a lot of her memories of this were suppressed due to the trauma, which is why Professor Barton kept hypnotizing her. She doesn't remember everything unless you get the best ending in Clock Tower 2.
Played this game pretty extensively as a kid. I thought I unlocked all the endings, but it turns out I've never seen endings A, D, E, or G before! Why does the clock tower cause Scissorman to freak out again? I vaguely remember something about "time will cause adherence" or something like that written down by Mr Barrows. It's been over 20 years since I played this game.
Bobby's Theme is so much scarier.... fuck jason's theme this is so fucking uncomftable.... thats why when im playing the game im always pissed at the music and spam my keyboard
I disagree. I think the one where you just see her get on the elevator, and then hear her scream, and see blood seep out under the door, is more chilling.
***** I find it unlikely that any of them will survive, in an ending where Jennifer doesn't. Even having a second survivor takes very specific decision making, and as such, is highly unlikely. So if Jen doesn't survive, it's fair to assume nobody does.
No guys its not cannon Lotte's cannon death is when you find her in cradle under the star anne's cannon/true death is her window death and laura's is in the bathroom maries true death is falling off the ladders S-B only
Did anyone notice how on ending S and A Bobby drops the scissors on our right side. When we see Mary fleeing from the crowds or Jennifer runing from Mary in ending A, the scissors are *poof* magicaly gone! 0_o
@shimakouyou Ending G is the ending where you don't see any of her friends die. Some speculate she committed suicide. H is where you do at least one die.
when bobby comes into the elevator at 8:40 you cant see him on top with your x ray vision. me and my sis were goofing off in art class doing a play (assignment - act out a horror movie or game but re do it) and we did this and we were having bobby with safety scissors and mary was like "bobby! Dont run with scissors!" and we give him safety scissors. lol
True. Ending B is the best ending due to Mary GITTING fried to death, but isn't she nsuppose to spue blood all over her face and drop to the floor??? But still... GIT FRIED MS. MARY!!!!!!!!!!!
This game SCARED ME SHITLESS! Yet somehow I managed to get all the endings. I played Resident Evil after and it's nothing compared to this. Endings S and B are my favorites. Ending D made me want to cry and Ending F pissed me off.
I wish this had been released as Clock Tower on the SNES in North America. Then, what's known here as "Clock Tower" on PS should have been Clock Tower 2 (like it is in Japan.) Then, it would have been cool if they did a 3rd Clock Tower that continue the Scisorman story, and released it on PS (or maybe PS2, for that matter.) That would have been an awesome trilogy.
How to get each ending (taken from whoisthisgit's Creepy Bad Endings #17) To get ending S, you'll need to find secret room before being captured and speak to Lotte in the cave. Try not to discover Laura or Ann dead. Free the crow. Go to floor 3. Ending A has same requirements, except you need to be thrown into the cell rather than find secret room. To get ending B, get thrown into the cell or find the secret room and let both Laura and Ann die earlier on. To get ending C, get thrown in the cell or find the secret room. Laura or Ann's fate doesn't matter. Go to floor 2 instead of 3. Do everything you can to avoid Mary. Throw her away from ladder by tapping B button. To get ending D, don't get thrown in the cell or find the secret room. Make sure to speak to Lotte in the cave and go to floor 2. Ending E has same requirements. Only difference is to go to floor 3 instead. To get ending F, don't get thrown in the cell and don't speak to Lotte in the cave. To get ending G, find the car and the car key. Enter the car three times. You need to witness two of the other girls dying. If you see all three die, the car disappears. To get ending H, escape in the car after seeing only one girl die.
![Clock Tower [Snes] / Hiding Places](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/69d8ZrDXzXg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Clock Tower Death Scenes [SNES]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QceDCyVZH_E/mqdefault.jpg)
The reason why Scissorman never runs is because it's unsafe to run while holding a giant pair of scissors.
Yes
bobby*
Called garden shears
🤔🔫
Yeah,makes sense.
0:14
Jennifer witnesses Mary being fried.
*Casually walks away after seeing this*
Dubstepxav like a boss
ain't cleaning that shit
"oh, well that isnt my responsibility"
"Ight, imma head out" - Jennifer
Kentucky Fried Mary
It's fingerlicking good!
Best ending is *S* but it varies. If you check the first shower, Laura is dead and Ann is the one you find knocked out in the Clock Tower. If you don't look in the shower, then Bobby drops down from the stain-glass window in the ceiling, impaling Ann with his scissors. So Laura takes Ann's place in the Clock Tower. No matter what you do, only you and Laura *OR* Ann survive.
You can also find Ann drowning in the pool if you go through the crack in the wall first.
@@darklordliam i always had concerns about that death. Jennifer should be given a choice between trying to save Ann or leave her, in first scenario she probably getting killed by Bobby afterwards. Could be much more logical and horrific scene
I wanted Lotte to be rescued :(
Canon wise however jennifer was the only survivor so ending a b or c are the Canon endings
@@vortexoblivion85 Lotte is forced to die sadly, as well as Laura and Ann because ending S isn't the canon ending, so rip the three girls
Birds really hate Mrs. Mary.
dynamicsketch Because she used them in her occult spells
***** so Jennifer has Disney Princess powers? :P
+Sarah Hughey you've been watching too many yandere sim hentais
apparently, Jennifer saved a crow. Crow can memorized face (in real life, yes) So the crow brought some friend to beat the SHIT out of Mary.
dynamicsketch who doesnt hate a psycho bxtch for murdering your friends???
I don't understand ending F. You get into the elevator sooner than you normally would have, so Bobby would have less time to get there. And if Bobby was already there waiting, he'd have killed Jennifer much earlier in the other endings since he'd already be chilling in the elevator shaft. Ending H blows my mind, that's some creepy shit.
She is 14 and she can drive.. this game is seriously a good game.
Typhon Chara It is implied somewhere in the game that she had training
We could drive at age 14 in the 90s. Especially if you lived in rural areas.
But can't use a computer or read
@@jerichomarsh3681 well she’s either a younger Gen X or older Milennial since it is said on the wiki that she was born in 1981 so I’m not surprised if she struggles with using the computer since her generation is just learning how to get used to the technology and to top it off the computers start advancing pretty quick.
She looks 16
0:00 Ending S
2:03 Ending A
4:15 Ending B
5:37 Ending C
7:38 Ending D
8:17 Ending E
8:47 Ending F
9:27 Ending G
9:45 Ending H
yess thank you
This game was so ahead of its time.
You are greatly appreciated
Poor Ann, poor Ann...being thrown off and dying after ALMOST dying and finally finding her friend.
Must suck.
R.I.P.
Lol, with ending F, I love how her "fear indicator"stays all calm while her blood is gushing from the levator...
Maybe it was a Bobby's blood? 🤔
Older games are still 100 times more creepy than the games of today
No.
Disagree
Zev
they generally werent scary most of the time
Unless it was silent hill
The old graphics give them a charm that the more recent horror games lack. But that doesn't mean they're bad.
No.
How does one person give birth two 2 FREAKING MONSTERS!?
+TimeCrasher She's a satanist.
Son: mommy how was i born?
Mother: i fucked the devil that's how. now stop bothering me and play with your 500 pound brother
Banjo Chan omg 😂😂😂👌
Banjo Chan *_AHAHAH_*
My question tho
Ending C was the best one it just had so much more build up. Thinking of someone grabbing your leg on a high ladder is a freaky thought..
Clock Tower is the best horror game in history. I don't usually get scared by horror games but this freaked me out.
Saving the crows during the middle of the game
Crow: Thank you for releasing me, ill repay you someway farewell my wingless friend.
During the moments of the finale crow returns to repay his/her debt.
Crow: There she is, theirs the bitch who locked me up and suffer. Get em boys
get ready for pun in. 3. 2. 1.
murder of crows
get it? :D
cause they killed her
good one
did you know that a group of crows is called a MURDER 😂
01:18 "You, You killed my sons!"
*birds fly at her*
She backs away... For
1...
2...
3...
4...
5...
6...
7...
8 Seconds.
EIGHT SECONDS HAVE PASSED!!! WRRRRYYYYYEH!
+12Marxzero34 Lmao
do not underestimate the birbs
And what sons is she refering to?
DacDaMan710 the... Two monsters are Mary's sons
Only you...
Only you...
Can prevent forest fires.
Ethan Bradley wrong world boi
I thought I could only start them?
Me who started one for this occasion:
H A H A H A H A
C is my favorite. It seems the most cinematic of all of them and the stakes just seem highest. (Despite them being the same as basically all the others.)
Who wants to bet that bobby wasn't in the car when you drove off but insted he NPCed into it
He used hacks
/tp Bobby Jennifer
@@drewsylvester3466 it is a horror game after all
Everyone in this game walks slow as shit.
ikr they probably tried to make them walk faster but they probably couldnt
The only part of the game that i really hate is the stairs, everytime i know i need to go to those damn stairs i get so frustrated
Yes
The Crows coming to Jennifer's rescue is satisfying! The crow that Jennifer freed saw she was in danger, and more than likely wanted revenge at Ms. Mary for decapitating and caging crows in her house.
Crows hold grudges and can recognize who helps or harms! They make bonds and tell their friends about what a good human you are, and their children! Crows are just so cool :)
If they ever make a Clock Tower movie/series (and yes I know about Phenomena), this part NEEDS to be included.
For those of you wondering why Dan was inside that cocoon of his, here's the answer:
-You see, in order to prevent the children from dying before their bodies could cure themselves of their deformities and become perfect, Mary cast a spell over the manor by stoping the Clock Tower, thus stoping time for her children and prevent them from dying. Unfortunately for her, even though uncapable of dying, they were also unable to mess with their bodies.
Dan knew this, and by using the sacrifices his mother gave him, he created a shell with the exact same form he had when he was a baby in order to trick the spell and have time be allowed to run throught him inside of his "armor". That's why he's not deformed in "Clock Tower 2". Because thanks to the gift of time, he managed to heal his body.
Also, that's why Bobby was the only one affected by the sound of the Clock Tower while Jennifer was ok with it. His disease made him have an EXTREMELY sensitive hearing, so, when time started moving once more, all of the symptoms present in his body restarted working too.
Lol jeez that's some complex stuff for a game ^^ And very unusual. Have to give them credit for the creativity, at least ^^
So the ritual plays a really important subtle role in the plot, thank you for the info!!
This information is available on a multiple ending book that retells the story of the second game, which the translated version is available for reading online.
I strongly recommend reading it, because it makes you understand this universe's story in full, and the creativeness and symbolism present in it solidified my love for this saga.
@@JabamiLain Can I ask for what specific symbolism is found and intended for the series? I'm genuinely curious.
@@LeftytheGansterGremlin sure:
-All characters from the second game have got repressed vices that required some external factor in order to be brought outside in order to be used by him (making them behave as if they were completely different people trapped in the same bodies), symbolizing how our entire personalities/cores are incredibly subjective and rely entirely on what we choose to indulge. However, that doesn't mean we're the only ones who control what comes out. Jennifer for example only has her Barlow heritage take over her in certain routes because of her psychiatrist's hypnosis and obessession in figuring out the truth behind the first game's case. The thing is, hypnosis isn't a way of gaining full control over someone. Merely a way to remove certain filters. Which means a part of Jennifer wanted to be like the rest of the Barlowe family, because it was in her DNA;
-The immortality promised by the God that brought the Barlows into the world... The bodies are always reanimated, but the wounds remain and the flesh rots. That might symbolize how life's quality requires more than the flesh being alive, something MANY people seem to forget for some reason;
-The magic used to preserve Dan and Bobby might represent how we are gaining control over our individual biological times and how otherwordly and magical that might look and be, if we take the time to think about it.
I know this might be a bit far fetched, but these are the interpretations I took.
*_i only want an ending where lotte is alive_*
My friend wanted that too. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, Lotte must always die.
flakes! yea
;-;
The only ending where she (probably) doesn't die is in Ending F
@StormRevolution Gaming So none of these endings are canon? because the "S" ending tells me that at least one other girl survived
okay, I'm just a couple centimeters away from her and OH GOD SHE PULLED LEVERS I MUST
WALK
OFF
THE
BALCONYYYYYY
MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT I WALKED PASTE HEEEEERRRRRR
you killed my son
It is the bell sound that distrupts him. She turned on the clock tower with the levers.
Actually its because since the clocktower wasn't active he (somehow) achived immortality. But when Jennifer tuened it back on he lost it and all the diseases he had got to him and he walked off the balcony by mistake. Hope this answers your question :)
TheLazyKirby57 or maybe he wanted to commit suicide to not feel the pain
Ending E is just so evil lol. Doesn't even let Jennifer know why she killed her, she just dies without a clue :/
H is just scary as hell and F just aint right
shut up
nobody cares
+sherrie harden oh damn son!!!!!
+dan eddie loayon go fuck yourself
Terrariapro125 Even better GO FUCK SHERRIE LOL
I know that the canonical ending is the one where Jennifer is the sole survivor of the ordeal, but which one is it? Ending A feels like such a cop out, because last second Mary just hurls Anne off the tower.
Also, I find it interesting that the best ending isn't the one considered canon in the sequel.
Endings A, B, and C are considered the canonical endings, since all three involve Jennifer being the Sole Survivor of the event. It's never explicitly stated which one of those 3 isn't canon. Clearly Ending S isn't canon, since at least one of Jennifer's friends survive.
It could be ending C, cause in the PS1 Clock Tower (or Clock Tower 2 in Japan) Jennifer recognized Dan who was that mutant baby monster.
Sebhan02 Jennifer encounters Dan in endings A, B, and C, it's required to get those endings.
The cannonic is the ending C i think, because in that ending, Jennifer knows the names of the Scissorman and the Giant Baby.
Santi_Lee Jennifer meets the giant baby in every ending except for H and G. That Giant Baby's name is Dan, he's the one who becomes the Scissorman in the second game.
Ending C when she falls, ah priceless! so satisfying.
Such machinery is EXTREMELY loud. Mental disorders like Paranoia are usually accompanied by fear of loud noises. When Bobby hears the gears churning his only thought was to shut it out and get away from the noise.
It's also a karmic thing. Turning the clocktower back on represents restoring the natural order. Bobby, being an evil supernatural being, cannot withstand the paradigm shift.
But... the others...
.... fuck it.
*Tire screeching noises*
AAAAAAYYYYYY!! YOU CAME FROM JONTRON TOO?!
+Shadowking58 Sorry, Ending H for you!
+Shadowking58 Fuck it
You got that from Jontron
Jontron reference
How to get each ending:
0:00 S - Anne/Laura lives. Release crow. Find Walter. Exit lift on floor 3.
2:03 A - Anne/Laura lives. Release crow. Find Simon. Exit lift on floor 3.
4:15 B - Anne & Laura die, and/or leave crow. Learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 3.
5:37 C - Learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 2.
7:38 D - Don't learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 2.
8:17 E - Don't learn Mary's plan. Exit lift on floor 3.
8:47 F - Don't learn of the clock tower switches.
9:27 G - See 2 girls die, then escape in car.
9:45 H - See a girl die, then escape in car.
In case anyone is wondering...
Not including Endings H and G (the car endings), the game basically has five flags that it checks to determine your ending. The five flags are as follows:
-Whether or not Jennifer sees Ann thrown from the window in the Scream Hallway or sees Laura’s body in the suit of armor in the Phone Room
-Whether and how Jennifer learns about the true nature of Mary. This is done either by being drugged (either by Mary in the phone room or by drinking the wine in the kitchen) or by examining Walter’s corpse and his notes in the Secret Room
-Whether or not Jennifer learns about the switches in the Clock Tower (either by meeting Lotte at the altar in the Underground or, if she is already dead, by examining the books in the Religious Study)
-Whether or not Jennifer frees the crow in the Cage Room
-Whether Jennifer selects 2nd floor or 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground
The combinations for what flags trigger what ending are as follows:
*Ending H* (Jennifer dies while driving)
-Use the Engine Key on the car 3 times to leave
*Ending G* (Jennifer returns to the orphanage and dies three days later)
-See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor
-Use the Engine Key on the car 3 times to leave
*Ending F* (Jennifer dies in the elevator and her blood leaks outside)
-Do not learn about the switches in the Clock Tower (nothing else matters)
*Ending E* (Jennifer dies in the elevator after Scissorman drops from above)
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower from Lotte at the altar
-Do not get drugged (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending)
-Do not find Walter
-Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground
*Ending D* (Mary kills Jennifer with a knife)
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower from Lotte at the altar
-Do not get drugged (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending)
-Do not find Walter
-Select 2nd floor in the elevator in the Underground
*Ending C* (Jennifer kicks Mary to her death on the ladder)
-Learn about Mary’s true nature either by finding Walter or by being drugged
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower either by meeting Lotte at the altar or (if she is already dead) by checking the books in the Religious Study
-See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor
-Do not free the crow in the Cage Room
-Select 2nd floor in the elevator in the Underground
*Ending B* (Mary is electrocuted on the switches at the top of the Clock Tower)
-Learn about Mary’s true nature either by finding Walter or by being drugged
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower either by meeting Lotte at the altar or (if she is already dead) by checking the books in the Religious Study
-See either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor
-Do not free the crow in the Cage Room
-Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground
*Ending A* (Mary kills Jennifer’s friend at the top of the Clock Tower but is then killed by crows)
-Learn about Mary’s true nature by only being drugged (If Mary is not in the phone room, examine the wine cabinet in the kitchen and you may be drugged there. If that doesn’t work, you have to restart your game and try again if you want to attain this Ending)
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower by checking the books in the Religious Study
-Do not see either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor
-Free the crow in the Cage Room
-Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground (if you select the 2nd floor, you will be defaulted to Ending C)
*Ending S* (Jennifer and 1 friend survive, Mary is killed by crows)
-Learn about Mary’s true nature only by finding Walter (if you get drugged, you cannot attain this Ending)
-Learn about the switches in the Clock Tower by meeting Lotte at the altar
-Do not see either Anne or Laura killed either in the Screaming Hallway or in the suit of armor
-Free the crow in the Cage Room
-Select 3rd floor in the elevator in the Underground (if you select the 2nd floor, you will be defaulted to Ending C)
*NOTES*
*If you use the crows in the Cage Room to ward off Scissorman, you will be locked out of Endings S and A
*If you see all three friends die, then the car will disappear from the garage, locking you out of Endings G and H
*Endings S, A, D, and E are the hardest to attain since they rely on a random element that is not under the player’s control (being drugged).
Damn Jennifer in ending B is just straight up savage
2:00
"Next time...YOU're getting adopted."
*BADUM-TSH!*
In ending F, how can you not know someone is in the elevator? Unless he broke through the vent again but still...
This game has no spoken dialogue, yet it still manages to be scarier than most horror games nowadays.
Dialogue has never been a requirement of horror, and some of the scariest games I recall date back to the Commodore or Spectrum, and they weren't even horror games, nor could they use much sound at all. So long as something can immerse you in some way, it can draw your feelings and emotions. Most modern horror relies on cheap jumpscares these days, so people eventually become attuned. Games are great because you interact with them, whereas you can only WATCH a movie. There's a lot of interactive horror games like Clock Tower out there - and I wouldn't call them 'scary', but tense and intriguing.
S ending: only see one of your friend die, learn about mary by the secret room, see lotte in the caves
A ending: same as S, but learn by Simon Barrows
B ending: same as A, but see both of your friend die
C ending: same as S/A/B but go to floor 2 instead
D ending: same as C, but don't learn about Mary
Alternate D ending: Do not see any of your friends die, and escape with the car
E ending: same as D, but go to floor 3 instead
F ending: Same as S, but don't see Lotte
she's a few feet away, I still got time!
*climbs ladder very slowly
almost there only got 3/4 of ladder left
Ending F is a wonderful example of "leave some to the imagination".
I had a dream one time that I was in that same elevator, but Bobby didn't come through the ceiling... he cut the elevator's cord...
The SNES version is scarier than the American PSX version O_o
The first PS1 game released in North America was actually a sequel to this game, not a port. There was a PS1 port of the first game, but it never left Japan and it was mostly the same anyway.
The one that never got out of japan was the snes version. The ps1/windows port was also translated and given the subtitle "the first fear".
@@aka_hisoka then why does the game's Wikipedia page show that the game has never been released outside Japan? And why make a fan translation for a game that's already localized?
@@Nikku4211 I know this is an old comment, there are a few differences in PSX version of this game compared to the SNES.
One of them does lead to part 2, or Part one in US.
its pretty cool in a way
the PSX port version of this game is named the first fear and the sequel was named only CLOCK TOWER that's what makes people confused
first fear is enchanched version of this game for ps 1 pretty much but sadly its only in japanese , good thing there is a patch for the english now
It would be awesome if they made a remake of this
That was great.
It's nice to see them all on RUclips!
And in one video, at that! Kudos.
awesome! thanks for posting this. it must have been a pain in the butt to get all of these endings!
12 years after this video, they finally making an upgrade version with better music and animation cutscenes
A is fucking brutal. Bye, Ann...
*_this happened to me_*
*_....using laura_*
8:00 in this ending you've never been attacked by Mary so you dont know she is the "bad guy"?
-I’m the bald guy-
I'm the bed guy
3:15 This bitch's empty! *YEEEEET* !
Jennifer? More like Jenni-FIRE! Hahaha!...Am I fired?
Okay, take it easy.
+The AngelAJPwny Who is she on your profile pic?
This lovely young lady is known as Ladybug, from the _Miraculous Ladybug_ show. It's pretty cool! They have a lot of different villains. Weird villains, cool villains.
@JohnACorp782 r/whooosh
I like the car scene the reaction on her face while seeing the scissors pop out was just disturbing
As soon as I saw the scissor man came out if shower I was like fuck it and drove away...
Jennifer: Mary!!
Mary: Your safe now!
*stabs*
Jennifer: Why...
Mary: *Trollface*
Ok I came here from JonTron's vid about this game and when I was checking the comments apparently he got the S ending without him knowing. S ending, in my knowledge, one of the hardest endings to achieve. I just wanna ask if it was truly hard to achieve this said ending
Dude, ending A... she totally ducked the grab and let Ann take the fall. Some heroine.
You're quite the button tapper. I couldn't tap that fast (on a keyboard) to save my life....Literally! Bobby and Mary got me enough times it's enough to go insane over.
*Bobby breaks into elevator.*
Jennifer: EEEKKK!!!
Bobby: Phew...*Pants*....Finally...Here, I was chasing you all around to give you this.
Jennifer: My purse! Thanks Bobby!
Bobby: Don't thank me! Thank satanism!
*Epic cheesy high five moment!*
10 years ago was a better time
@@noxturne16 I was ready to cringe looking back at this but "thank satanism" is honestly still funny to me.
@@ToastedWafflez woah ur still alive! tbh it’s funny cringe in my eyes, gave me a chuckle
*Ending H is like:*
But... The others...
...
...
...
Fuck it
**GETS OUT OF THE TOWER WITH THE CAR**
aside from the sound being a bit off, you should really watch this in 1.5X speed
Ending C is my far my favorite of all of them, I love the ladder sequence
I think that ending C may be the canon one. Because unless I'm wrong, I think it's the only time that Dan is mentioned by name. It'd make sense for the big reveal in the sequel.
I've played this years ago and it scared the crap outta me. My sister keeps wanting me to play it again so she can watch (again) but I just won't do it, lol.
9:55 Certified Hell no moment
@NewVegasBorder Clock Tower 2 takes place one year later, not five. As for Jennifer not questioning Edward a lot of her memories of this were suppressed due to the trauma, which is why Professor Barton kept hypnotizing her. She doesn't remember everything unless you get the best ending in Clock Tower 2.
he doesn't like the sound the clock makes, and without looking where he's going he tries to walk away from it, but falls to his death.
I watched a Let's Play of this and I totally expected Bobby to be in the elevator. I was totally right... for 2 endings :p. Awesome video :)
Oldie but still a goldie
this game creeps me out more then the newer horror games...
Even Ending S is creepy, and that one doesn't have a single death onscreen. also Bobby's theme is possibly the most terrifying thing ever.
Played this game pretty extensively as a kid. I thought I unlocked all the endings, but it turns out I've never seen endings A, D, E, or G before!
Why does the clock tower cause Scissorman to freak out again? I vaguely remember something about "time will cause adherence" or something like that written down by Mr Barrows. It's been over 20 years since I played this game.
The twin’s deformities kill them. The clock tower causes time to resume.
@@Henrykrinkle5 Ah, got it. Thanks!
Ending C is the best ending out of all to me
Bobby's Theme is so much scarier.... fuck jason's theme this is so fucking uncomftable.... thats why when im playing the game im always pissed at the music and spam my keyboard
That was very informative, thank you. That never made sense to me before xD
best ending is the one at like 5:41
I disagree. I think the one where you just see her get on the elevator, and then hear her scream, and see blood seep out under the door, is more chilling.
***** IF she lives. Which is highly doubtful. XD
***** I find it unlikely that any of them will survive, in an ending where Jennifer doesn't. Even having a second survivor takes very specific decision making, and as such, is highly unlikely. So if Jen doesn't survive, it's fair to assume nobody does.
If Clock Tower was a real horror movie, C would be the most likely ending
No guys its not cannon Lotte's cannon death is when you find her in cradle under the star anne's cannon/true death is her window death and laura's is in the bathroom maries true death is falling off the ladders S-B only
Did anyone notice how on ending S and A Bobby drops the scissors on our right side. When we see Mary fleeing from the crowds or Jennifer runing from Mary in ending A, the scissors are *poof* magicaly gone!
0_o
@shimakouyou Ending G is the ending where you don't see any of her friends die. Some speculate she committed suicide.
H is where you do at least one die.
12 years later
Damn.... This game has just given me nightmares, and i haven't ever played it. Thank you RUclips.
They should make a movie based on this game..
Opens the jail cell. If you have the key in your inventory, Lotte won't come and break you out.
6:54 get out of here stalker
Y'know, despite apparently being cut viciously in ending F, Jennifer can sure keep a very content face.
Such a classic
The sound of the bell disorient Bobby enough, so he fell.
Is the ending S is a Perfect ending.
9:29 pause here and what does it say?
Endings D through F get the awards for being the 'fuck you, you lose anyways' endings while actually reaching the end
Personally, I believe Ending F is by far the scariest. Ending H is the worst ending you could get.
Jennifer looks like Alessa Gillespie from Silent Hill.
when bobby comes into the elevator at 8:40 you cant see him on top with your x ray vision. me and my sis were goofing off in art class doing a play (assignment - act out a horror movie or game but re do it) and we did this and we were having bobby with safety scissors and mary was like "bobby! Dont run with scissors!" and we give him safety scissors. lol
Always remember to check the back seat of your car. Ya never know if you maybe carrying a unexpected passenger.
@jpmurphree You may not hear it, but the bells are chiming when she turns the generator on! It's too much for him to bear so he blindly falls.
True. Ending B is the best ending due to Mary GITTING fried to death, but isn't she nsuppose to spue blood all over her face and drop to the floor???
But still... GIT FRIED MS. MARY!!!!!!!!!!!
This game SCARED ME SHITLESS! Yet somehow I managed to get all the endings. I played Resident Evil after and it's nothing compared to this. Endings S and B are my favorites. Ending D made me want to cry and Ending F pissed me off.
Oh yeah nothing scarier than two midgets with giant scissors with the most terrifying names...Dan, and Bobby... muhahahaha!
I wish this had been released as Clock Tower on the SNES in North America. Then, what's known here as "Clock Tower" on PS should have been Clock Tower 2 (like it is in Japan.) Then, it would have been cool if they did a 3rd Clock Tower that continue the Scisorman story, and released it on PS (or maybe PS2, for that matter.) That would have been an awesome trilogy.
Saw someone gets pecked by birds and fell to their death
*Walks casually and slowly*
How to get each ending (taken from whoisthisgit's Creepy Bad Endings #17)
To get ending S, you'll need to find secret room before being captured and speak to Lotte in the cave. Try not to discover Laura or Ann dead. Free the crow. Go to floor 3.
Ending A has same requirements, except you need to be thrown into the cell rather than find secret room.
To get ending B, get thrown into the cell or find the secret room and let both Laura and Ann die earlier on.
To get ending C, get thrown in the cell or find the secret room. Laura or Ann's fate doesn't matter. Go to floor 2 instead of 3. Do everything you can to avoid Mary. Throw her away from ladder by tapping B button.
To get ending D, don't get thrown in the cell or find the secret room. Make sure to speak to Lotte in the cave and go to floor 2.
Ending E has same requirements. Only difference is to go to floor 3 instead.
To get ending F, don't get thrown in the cell and don't speak to Lotte in the cave.
To get ending G, find the car and the car key. Enter the car three times. You need to witness two of the other girls dying. If you see all three die, the car disappears.
To get ending H, escape in the car after seeing only one girl die.
never played the game before But it looks great im gonna try it when i get my hands on a copy lol.... and scissorman is uber in my eyes lol
Anyone else notice how the music at 0:21 is pretty much always like that on a play through on just this side of the ClockTower?
Its some sort of remixed version of Don't Cry Jennifer
I don't know about you guys but is I was Jennifer when Mary gets electrocuted I wouldn't have taken any chances and thrown her over the side.
Thank you so much
Oh my god!
She killed Bobby!
They should remake this game