I feel asleep a while into the video and when I woke up I saw him beating the crap out of a zombie with a cutting board while being dressed as Santa Claus with Danny Boy playing in the background. WHAT
I Can't believe I spent almost 2hs watching this, just like watching a movie and enjoying it the same! So good memories of an unforgetable game, next movie for tomorrow, AITD 3 :) Thanks so much for sharing this, you made my day!
The game wasn't that bad. I think it would have been better if it simply wasn't an Alone in the Dark. I mean, they had pretty much nothing to change. Most of the AITD team actually left because of the director's intent to make AITD2 an action game.
@TidyThePYROBAT Well, as I said, most of the original team left after AITD because of the director's idea of making an action game. They probably just named it AITD2 because they thought that would make more money. The first one was a real success, I'm sure they would have made a lot more profit by doing a sequel that keeps the feel of the other game. Then after that there was AITD3, they probably had received complaints about AITD2 and decided to make a game more like the original, but sadly it was A) Horribly linear B)Most of the puzzles were either completely nonsensical and impossible to solve or terribly obvious because they had put so much hints. Like, how can I guess if I throw the rock, I'll find a talisman in it, or I need to wake up Emily by throwing ammoniac in an extremely precise direction, or, between a bunch of locked doors in the game, a whole bunch, there's one precise door I have to bust with a bullet and a hammer? Anyway, seriously only the first game was good and deserved it's title.
@@宮本マリオ Actually, No, it isn't. I think what you're referring to is, Biohazard/Resident Evil was heavily inspired by it, fixed camera angles, limited ammo, puzzles and such, If it *was* a prototype for a game, that would mean that it's a very early version OF a game, however, this is not the case.
Oh man.. AitD2 The action/adventure game that had the balls to suggest "You're about to do a shit-ton of reading and perform particularly obscure and/or often counterintuitive puzzle solving tasks, but before all that, let us have your very first encounter with the antagonists be quite the hullabaloo!" I got shot to bloody hell at least a good 15 times before I took the evasive action in the maze..
Why make a remake? Weren't the original ones good as they were? Indeed, Illumination was pure crap. But these three games are what they are and were, I see no point of changing it for capricious people saying "the pixels are too big" or whatever. Leave them be, they still are very popular and have an active community. It's like any game - there's no reason into remaking them. Are they unknown? A remake will bury the game further. Are they unnapreciated? If a remake changes a game in order to make it better, then it won't be the same game anymore. Are they known and loved(Like AITD)? Then why a remake? To adjust it to today's standards? What is the point of that? You'll obscure the original game as newcomers probably will prefer the remake. Yes, maybe they can be made better without the technical limitations with which they had to deal at the time - but the devs probably already had made their best in order to deal with these limitations, and what's the point of doing it in the original game's depriment?
A flawed game but the music, puzzles, and atmosphere absolutely blew me away when I first played it on the 3DO. I didn't have a PC at that time and I'd never played anything like it before. After a while the flaws became harder to overlook, especially the combat, but it still has a special place in my heart.
Its crazy how they had a revolutionary genre in survival horror games and then made this game... It's not even that I think this game is terrible, its just such a switch from the first game.
@@krazysk I played AitD2 first, so I didn't have a frame of reference going in. I remember my older cousin copied the floppies for me and physically printed out the copy protection cards. 😆 I was 9 or 10 at the time, but I loved it and did manage to beat it eventually. The One Eyed Jack duel on the mast was an epic moment in gaming history. I didn't play AitD1 until ~8 years later in college, but it was great too. Glad I played them in reverse, because I get what you mean about the change. Always wanted to go back and play AitD3 too, but I could never find it for sale or on p2p anywhere back in the day after I finished AitD1.
Damn, for a game that came out in '94, it sure as hell had some seriously good cinematic flair to it. The use of pre-rendered backgrounds and animation was nice af.
This playthrough is worth watching because of the wacky sound design alone. Even though there's a bunch of really other cool things about it, I just can't help laughing every time I hear "HEY GUY" or the bizarre scream as Carnby falls.
J Williams Of course I played it before. But that was about almost 20 years ago and I was young and dumb back then and never really thought about the puzzles.
+meatmaster hey "meat master", do you specialize in tube steak by chance? That's an interesting user name, I saw a guy on here who called himself meat rocket once, but not meat master.
drinking wine in santa costume at the kitchen where you have previosly killed the cook with the help of your frying pan... yep, the origin of survival horror genre at his best.
I know I would have thought 💭 a good Game Over Cutscene while playing as Grace to make Grace look cuter could have shown Grace swobbing the decks or dancing 💃for the pirates amusement while they are drunk 🥴 instead of seeing Cranby getting hang drawn and quartered by The Pirates 🏴☠️
1:19:50 I was dying at the chicken leg part. "HE WAVED HIS CHICKEN LEG!" 1:09:35 I was also dying at the part with Jarret saying "DUH SHHHLLLLALAAVVVVEEESSS!"
One reason why I hated the New Nightmare is they changed the setting from the 1920s/30s to the present day (2000, when the game came out). They also rebooted the character. The reason why AITD2 and 3 are so great is the character development from the first game. AITD 1 had Edward laughing at 'superstition' and 'magic' only for him to get a pretty rude awakening in Decerto. In the second game around, he's embraced this stuff and became the toughest paranormal detective out there.
Also he is a middle-aged round man with a trusty mustache, which is a charming design for a hero, just like Laura Bow in The Dagger of Amon-Ra. The other one looks like a Ride to hell:Retribution knock-off.
@@Hotshotter3000 Also, for some reason they decided to add a female character again, but it wasn't Hartwood! The poor Emily only got one game! (AITD3 does not count)
It kept crashing for me if i had the sound on, it was fucking annoying lol. My PC was a piece of shit back then, whatever it was hahaha not enough ram i think.
@@Maxime_Martyr You think aiming is bad in Resident Evil? Try playing Silent Hill The aiming in that is so bad those Griffins kept killing me I had to change the settings to Auto Aim cause they are just impossible to shoot on Manual Aiming!
More like so difficult it was almost impossible I always got shot at the beginning cause I kept thinking you had to enter the mansion but kept getting shot by those Zombies 🧟♂️ Armed with Guns Thank Goodness 😅 For this walkthrough to figure out I had to push the statue to enter the maze after all those years ago of owning it on PC 🖥️
You forgot to throw the grenade down the chimney! That was my favorite part. Oh well still my favorite Xmas game. Nice playthrough! People have to remember that this game is old. It's not perfect, but at the time when it came out on the pc it was awesome. This wasn't a shooter, you had to think about what you did, what to use. You could beat your way through the bad guys, or through multiple trys you would find a new way around it all. Remember this was before people could just google how to solve the puzzle. If you wanted to beat the game you had to try on your own, or it never was beaten.
The game was very good, especially the music. There were just two problems - It shouldn't have been a sequel to AITD and aiming should be have been less difficult. Apart from that, it's a great game, and I wish for it never to end up with the terrible fate of being remade.
Not to mention Elizabeth. I'm 100% sure that the Bioshock team named the characters thusly as a tribute to Alone in the Dark. It's a little too convenient for it not to be.
But, but, but, but... In AitD1, the player finds a notebook diary written by Jeremy Hartwood in the months before he committed suicide. The diary begins on 27th September 1924, and continues until 31st March 1925, up until the point when he took his own life, so presumably the player (as either Edwrad Carnby or Emily Hartwood) arrives some time in the spring of 1925. How can the sequel be set before that, at Christmas 1924?
I'm pretty sure the game just doesn't give a shit about dates. Music Man's bio mentions Mozart even tho he lived in the 2nd half of XVIIIth century. Anachronism at its finest !
I remember this game so well. Had the CD-ROM-version when I was a kid and never could get past the part with the little cook that called "Help! Help me!" when he saw the player.
I remember being so excited about this game coming out when it was first released. When playing the game, I couldn't ever get past the initial part outside of the house no matter what strategy I tried. So I eventually gave up trying and ended up selling or giving the game away without hardly ever playing it.
@@alexandrdanilov3495 Yeah, I had the exact same problem as @jackcsprat back then. I remember it being very hard to align the guns on the enemies. You missed regularly and the ammunition was very scarce. But like he said, the atmosphere, graphics, sound and music was top notch, so you just wanted to keep going.
@@Piratesteve81 Well, but on the other hand, you had a chance to lure an enemy to advantageous spot where you could knock him off only with a good old frying pan even if the foe were armed with a tommy gun)
I love how in the final shot it looks like Carnby and Grace are about to escape across the Pacific (as opposed to along the coastline) in a rowboat, haha. Anyway, awesome playthrough!
I thought Alone in the dark was all about horror only played the 4 and the reboot but....this here is kinda....strange, this music...and a santa costume?
The original game is more focused on horror. It uses themes from the works of HP Lovecraft, while this game is centered around gangsters and pirates and voodoo. There's way more combat in this game than there was in the first one.
It shouldn't have been an Alone in the Dark. Most of the AITD team actually left because of the director's intent to make AITD2 this action-oriented. It just should not have been a sequel, but a separate game instead. And they should have made things clearer. For example, the Santa Claus suit is pretty weird, you have no way guessing the ennemies will think you're a baddy if you wear it.
Nekrolai240591 Game family is bigger you supposed? I must be missing something, cuz what you said made absolutely no sense at all... Maybe time to get off the internet and read a book?
I remember being a small kid and having a vague memory of this game. I swear it's taken like 20 years to figure out what this game was!!!! AHHHHHH I HAVE SEARCHED FOR SO LONG AND NOW AT 1:48AM I AM FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
This game introduced me to AITD to begin with. I didn't think it was bad, but I can see why people hated it as well. I loved figuring out how to defeat enemy scenarios + puzzles personally. I did also like how Edward Carnby looked as well over his original appearance - even if it was 30 triangles.
Why compare this to Doom?? It's not even the same genre. At least compare it to Resident Evil or something that requires slightly more than a three second attention span to appreciate.
Well, coming from AITD 1 expecting the same atmosphere of mystery and demonic magic, this kind of feels like a cheap western shoot-em up. The sheer abundance of guns really wrecks any atmosphere it could have for me.
They compare alone in the dark to ecstatica both have the same mechanics not to say that game was inspire by alone in the dark ecstatica was those games you don't know what to do even today ecstatica have something charm is crazy terror but by all is unforgiving on the first minute the game trew all the enemy's at once doesn't have progression level no directly the first encounter is the wolf the most powerful enemy of the game
I admit I just looked this up i was stuck at part where u have to drop poisened wine. I assume there was a hint about it in the books but i cant turn off voice for the books so i dont like to read em
I know this video is old, but if anyone sees this I have a big question: What in the heck is with the smoke in the intro, when the clown vanish?! In my game as a kid it was GREEN. Not grey. And I looked up other LP's on RUclips, and saw it yellow in some videos. It was ALWAYS green in my game as a kid. Is this something that is different on different CD's? Is it hardware of the PC? Does anyone know? I saw it green in a video of the Playstation version, but I played DOS as a kid...
When I play this game using a Chromebook, I really cannot get past the maze at 6:00. I always manage the shoot the first enemy, the guy to the right, but when the second guy shows up at left side, I only get to hit him once, and then nothing more, he just kills me all the time. And yes, I aim at him, since I always see him getting hit first time, also I do hold down the foward button. Maybe Chromebook is not meant to play games with?🤔
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I feel asleep a while into the video and when I woke up I saw him beating the crap out of a zombie with a cutting board while being dressed as Santa Claus with Danny Boy playing in the background.
WHAT
Time plz ??
@@MMULLEN1990 42:43
😂
LOL. A gunslinging zombie at that.
🤣🤣🤣
I Can't believe I spent almost 2hs watching this, just like watching a movie and enjoying it the same! So good memories of an unforgetable game, next movie for tomorrow, AITD 3 :) Thanks so much for sharing this, you made my day!
It holds up surprisingly well as a viewing experience.
I thought the first game was scarier/spookier. Too many Humans in the sequel. You're really not alone, nor in the dark.
The game wasn't that bad. I think it would have been better if it simply wasn't an Alone in the Dark. I mean, they had pretty much nothing to change. Most of the AITD team actually left because of the director's intent to make AITD2 an action game.
@TidyThePYROBAT Well, as I said, most of the original team left after AITD because of the director's idea of making an action game. They probably just named it AITD2 because they thought that would make more money. The first one was a real success, I'm sure they would have made a lot more profit by doing a sequel that keeps the feel of the other game.
Then after that there was AITD3, they probably had received complaints about AITD2 and decided to make a game more like the original, but sadly it was A) Horribly linear B)Most of the puzzles were either completely nonsensical and impossible to solve or terribly obvious because they had put so much hints. Like, how can I guess if I throw the rock, I'll find a talisman in it, or I need to wake up Emily by throwing ammoniac in an extremely precise direction, or, between a bunch of locked doors in the game, a whole bunch, there's one precise door I have to bust with a bullet and a hammer? Anyway, seriously only the first game was good and deserved it's title.
@TidyThePYROBAT
this game was a prototype of biohazard
@@宮本マリオ Actually, No, it isn't.
I think what you're referring to is, Biohazard/Resident Evil was heavily inspired by it, fixed camera angles, limited ammo, puzzles and such,
If it *was* a prototype for a game, that would mean that it's a very early version OF a game, however, this is not the case.
All 3 games are good in their own way. A sequel have to be different or else it's just the same game.
The atmosphere in all 3 games are amazing
the introduction scared the hell out of me when I played this game as a child!
I don't know why voodoo pirates and Christmas go so well together, but they do.
I didn't know Peter Griffin was in this game @ 14:23
hahaha xD
borndead4420 this is truth
OMG YOU'RE RIGHT!
XD
Remember the time when..
Oh man.. AitD2 The action/adventure game that had the balls to suggest "You're about to do a shit-ton of reading and perform particularly obscure and/or often counterintuitive puzzle solving tasks, but before all that, let us have your very first encounter with the antagonists be quite the hullabaloo!" I got shot to bloody hell at least a good 15 times before I took the evasive action in the maze..
Grace giving the player the finger on the ending screen. What a game... ♥
IM DEAAAAD 🤣🤣🤣
YEa I thought that little girl was waving strangely. She does gives the middle finger rigth? Games, ...they dont make games likes that anymore.
@@SirKemodero thats because she's NOT giving the finger she's just waving, it looks that way because of the pixels of the game
Interesting that Commstock and De Witt are characters in this game.
Why? Who are they?
Major Characters From Bioshock Infinite
Childhood. My love. I remember my mom calling the hotline for hints. And yes, we had the book, too.
Why on earth don't they go ahead with a remake of the original trilogy instead on insisting on serving the crap they now do???
They started remaking the first game but it got cancelled, there's a video about the project, it looked quite well. Sadly, this franchise is dead
+TheAeroSnow so bad... maybe a fanmade remake will be very good choice
Why make a remake? Weren't the original ones good as they were?
Indeed, Illumination was pure crap. But these three games are what they are and were, I see no point of changing it for capricious people saying "the pixels are too big" or whatever. Leave them be, they still are very popular and have an active community. It's like any game - there's no reason into remaking them. Are they unknown? A remake will bury the game further. Are they unnapreciated? If a remake changes a game in order to make it better, then it won't be the same game anymore. Are they known and loved(Like AITD)? Then why a remake? To adjust it to today's standards? What is the point of that? You'll obscure the original game as newcomers probably will prefer the remake. Yes, maybe they can be made better without the technical limitations with which they had to deal at the time - but the devs probably already had made their best in order to deal with these limitations, and what's the point of doing it in the original game's depriment?
Well they've made a remake of the first one for the PS4, and PS5, how do you feel now?
I liked the mechanics of the 2000s one with the jacket inventory, but that was about it
A flawed game but the music, puzzles, and atmosphere absolutely blew me away when I first played it on the 3DO. I didn't have a PC at that time and I'd never played anything like it before. After a while the flaws became harder to overlook, especially the combat, but it still has a special place in my heart.
Its crazy how they had a revolutionary genre in survival horror games and then made this game... It's not even that I think this game is terrible, its just such a switch from the first game.
As a kid, the second one was so disappointing I could never finish it. It just felt like a complete joke.
@@krazysk I played AitD2 first, so I didn't have a frame of reference going in. I remember my older cousin copied the floppies for me and physically printed out the copy protection cards. 😆 I was 9 or 10 at the time, but I loved it and did manage to beat it eventually. The One Eyed Jack duel on the mast was an epic moment in gaming history. I didn't play AitD1 until ~8 years later in college, but it was great too. Glad I played them in reverse, because I get what you mean about the change. Always wanted to go back and play AitD3 too, but I could never find it for sale or on p2p anywhere back in the day after I finished AitD1.
@@earlbullard5515 Are you aware that the complete AitD original trilogy as well as The New Nightmare are available cheap on GOG? 😉
Damn, for a game that came out in '94, it sure as hell had some seriously good cinematic flair to it. The use of pre-rendered backgrounds and animation was nice af.
This playthrough is worth watching because of the wacky sound design alone. Even though there's a bunch of really other cool things about it, I just can't help laughing every time I hear "HEY GUY" or the bizarre scream as Carnby falls.
Watching this game again makes me realize how nonsensical most of the puzzles were.
meatmaster Again? So you never played it, just watched it before?
J Williams Of course I played it before. But that was about almost 20 years ago and I was young and dumb back then and never really thought about the puzzles.
And the whole game in general.
+meatmaster hey "meat master", do you specialize in tube steak by chance? That's an interesting user name, I saw a guy on here who called himself meat rocket once, but not meat master.
J Williams Get out.
*Mafia + Pirates + 1800's* Who would've thought that?!? Amazing and Original Idea
drinking wine in santa costume at the kitchen where you have previosly killed the cook with the help of your frying pan... yep, the origin of survival horror genre at his best.
Brilliant!!!
AITD, my most favorite game, back in the day.
I'd like to purhase them all again.
“Hi guy”
“Hey you”
my friend every once and awhile will randomly say both of those or one and we just laugh our asses off one of our fav games
Morning Sir
Lol I say all these too and nobody has caught on yet 😭
Man those were the days. I'm watching this at 2x speed and it feel like a slog.
i like how all the characters walking animations go along with the music.
She may be a bunch of polygons but Grace is adorable.
I know right? It's mostly the way she bounces around.
i bet the Very first under video game under 10 female character action hero! (before last of us)
I know I would have thought 💭 a good Game Over Cutscene while playing as Grace to make Grace look cuter could have shown Grace swobbing the decks or dancing 💃for the pirates amusement while they are drunk 🥴 instead of seeing Cranby getting hang drawn and quartered by The Pirates 🏴☠️
@@alasdairandrew1447 jajaja that would have been indeed
@@alasdairandrew1447 Funny, but they need to sacrifice her to obtain immortality for another 100 years.
the music from this is unforgettable love this game
Unforgettably terrible, you mean.
+YouSoSpice what is youre fucking problem on bitching on all coment. get a fucking life nerd
belayal Calm down, edgelord.
Also, learn some English, these scribbles you're writing are painful to read.
The opening with the cop that was murdered is my favorite of the three main games
reapzilla the músic is the worst horrible músic.
1:19:50 I was dying at the chicken leg part. "HE WAVED HIS CHICKEN LEG!"
1:09:35 I was also dying at the part with Jarret saying "DUH SHHHLLLLALAAVVVVEEESSS!"
Edward is a badass, ¿Got a problem mystical problem in your neighborhood?, call ¡Private Badass detective Edward Carnby!
That sometimes gets captured,punched,kicked,imprisioned,etc... but he always solves a case!
One reason why I hated the New Nightmare is they changed the setting from the 1920s/30s to the present day (2000, when the game came out). They also rebooted the character. The reason why AITD2 and 3 are so great is the character development from the first game. AITD 1 had Edward laughing at 'superstition' and 'magic' only for him to get a pretty rude awakening in Decerto. In the second game around, he's embraced this stuff and became the toughest paranormal detective out there.
Also he is a middle-aged round man with a trusty mustache, which is a charming design for a hero, just like Laura Bow in The Dagger of Amon-Ra.
The other one looks like a Ride to hell:Retribution knock-off.
Gotta love Grace's moments too.
500 years old witch paralyzed the detective who came to rescue you? Blow her up with voodoo!
@@Hotshotter3000 Also, for some reason they decided to add a female character again, but it wasn't Hartwood! The poor Emily only got one game! (AITD3 does not count)
The atmosphere is more like an action or adventure game than a survival horror game.
I remember how the game was freaking difficult from the beginning. And the aiming was horrible :D
It kept crashing for me if i had the sound on, it was fucking annoying lol. My PC was a piece of shit back then, whatever it was hahaha not enough ram i think.
***** Genius!
Just like in Resident Evil.
@@Maxime_Martyr
You think aiming is bad in Resident Evil?
Try playing Silent Hill The aiming in that is so bad those Griffins kept killing me I had to change the settings to Auto Aim cause they are just impossible to shoot on Manual Aiming!
@@alasdairandrew1447 Why do you think Konami decided to include auto-aim? They were aware of how bad their aiming was. 😏
I think the Santa suit gives off a poetic justice feel, since this takes place like what two, one from Christmas
Hi guy! As a kid we only had the first and third games, glad to finally see the second, thank you for uploading
Alone in the Dark 2 - music is insane crp. absolutely inadequate atmosphere. The first horror-mystic part forever in heart) *THANKS AUTHOR*
very very difficult game!
but love this game .
More like so difficult it was almost impossible I always got shot at the beginning cause I kept thinking you had to enter the mansion but kept getting shot by those Zombies 🧟♂️ Armed with Guns Thank Goodness 😅 For this walkthrough to figure out I had to push the statue to enter the maze after all those years ago of owning it on PC 🖥️
"Hi, guy!"
I'm really wowed how detailed and fluid this game was for the mid 90s. It's quite easy to forget that after a while.
When zombies learn to use guns,
you know we're screwed. ._.
You forgot to throw the grenade down the chimney! That was my favorite part. Oh well still my favorite Xmas game. Nice playthrough!
People have to remember that this game is old. It's not perfect, but at the time when it came out on the pc it was awesome. This wasn't a shooter, you had to think about what you did, what to use. You could beat your way through the bad guys, or through multiple trys you would find a new way around it all. Remember this was before people could just google how to solve the puzzle. If you wanted to beat the game you had to try on your own, or it never was beaten.
But for my country (Thailand), I bought game magazine with game guide in order to solve the difficult ones, haha.
Or you spent hella money calling the help hotline. 😂😂😂
The game was very good, especially the music. There were just two problems - It shouldn't have been a sequel to AITD and aiming should be have been less difficult. Apart from that, it's a great game, and I wish for it never to end up with the terrible fate of being remade.
57:14 he tries but must’ve been out of position “I don’t see why I should blow everything up”
@binouche2281 voodoo and cthullu are fine pivot points, I don't see anything wrong with it. Now the third game, that's a different story
When I've finally successfully finished this game, I had pure happiness.
When I played this game many years ago, I didn’t go through it, I got lost in the house ) At last i can see the end of this game, it`s epic )))
Growing up on a Mac throughout the 90's, this was one of my staple games. Thanks for putting this up!
this takes me back :)
God that first soundtrack piece is so good. The tone, that heartbeat in the middle.
ah man.. i will probably never forget ''hi guy!'' it is stuck since childhood
Dewitt and Comstock... Coincidence?
I was thinking the same thing
Not to mention Elizabeth. I'm 100% sure that the Bioshock team named the characters thusly as a tribute to Alone in the Dark. It's a little too convenient for it not to be.
Squiglypig Agreed but dang. That got my heart pumping like crazy. Thats awesome haha.
Music doesn't fit much
This was arguably the worst in the franchise
Just noticed something. 7:04 that tune is the finale of Vesti la Giubba aria.
4:11 Between the music & the exploding briefcase, I'd have to say that was a very James Bond moment.
Man, this one had SO many more enemies than the first
I love this game! The christmas atmosphere is superb! Play it every christmas.
And it feels so good to shoot that Thompson
But, but, but, but...
In AitD1, the player finds a notebook diary written by Jeremy Hartwood in the months before he committed suicide. The diary begins on 27th September 1924, and continues until 31st March 1925, up until the point when he took his own life, so presumably the player (as either Edwrad Carnby or Emily Hartwood) arrives some time in the spring of 1925. How can the sequel be set before that, at Christmas 1924?
I'm pretty sure the game just doesn't give a shit about dates. Music Man's bio mentions Mozart even tho he lived in the 2nd half of XVIIIth century. Anachronism at its finest !
gotta dig the ost
I remember this game so well. Had the CD-ROM-version when I was a kid and never could get past the part with the little cook that called "Help! Help me!" when he saw the player.
What a game!
Thank you for bring so many memories!
I played and finished AITD 1 but in 2, i never made it to enter the house or the labyrinth...
I love this game, thank you for the playthrough.
I remember pushing Mr. Striker's corpse off the cliff lol
Alone in the dark the remake is coming!!!
YESSS
Thanks for sharing this amazing gameplay. You coud have used the granade on the chimney at 57:00 ;)
Loved this as a kid. Had no idea the second half of the game was drastically different
Would love a Horror-Centered Remake of this!
I loved the Ghost Pirate Story~
Wish it was Lovecraftian like the first one though.
wish granted
@@cujohjolyne01 WOW.
I remember being so excited about this game coming out when it was first released. When playing the game, I couldn't ever get past the initial part outside of the house no matter what strategy I tried. So I eventually gave up trying and ended up selling or giving the game away without hardly ever playing it.
why? was it an issue with combat system? I had spent some time before managed to get one's hand in knocking off enemies.
@@alexandrdanilov3495 Yeah, I had the exact same problem as @jackcsprat back then. I remember it being very hard to align the guns on the enemies. You missed regularly and the ammunition was very scarce. But like he said, the atmosphere, graphics, sound and music was top notch, so you just wanted to keep going.
@@Piratesteve81 Well, but on the other hand, you had a chance to lure an enemy to advantageous spot where you could knock him off only with a good old frying pan even if the foe were armed with a tommy gun)
The battledore, one of the most fearful weapons in this game!
I love how in the final shot it looks like Carnby and Grace are about to escape across the Pacific (as opposed to along the coastline) in a rowboat, haha. Anyway, awesome playthrough!
I think they were gonna go back to land farther...
@@binouche2281 But in the shot right before they're actually rowing towards land. ;)
@@Oregondanne That's what I meant...
I thought Alone in the dark was all about horror only played the 4 and the reboot but....this here is kinda....strange, this music...and a santa costume?
The original game is more focused on horror. It uses themes from the works of HP Lovecraft, while this game is centered around gangsters and pirates and voodoo. There's way more combat in this game than there was in the first one.
It shouldn't have been an Alone in the Dark.
Most of the AITD team actually left because of the director's intent to make AITD2 this action-oriented. It just should not have been a sequel, but a separate game instead. And they should have made things clearer. For example, the Santa Claus suit is pretty weird, you have no way guessing the ennemies will think you're a baddy if you wear it.
32:20 - Commstock? De Witt? Wow, game family is bigger i supposed.
Nekrolai240591 I would have no difficulty believing this takes place in the same universe as the Bioshock series.
ElvenRaptor i don't mean that.
I know, but I couldn't resist.
ElvenRaptor some people dont understand lol
Nekrolai240591 Game family is bigger you supposed? I must be missing something, cuz what you said made absolutely no sense at all... Maybe time to get off the internet and read a book?
Best Alone In The Dark 2 Gameplay ever
I never could finnish this game
+Alpha Ones (2)
+Alpha Ones mee too man like i got a msg error and then my game crash
+Alpha Ones mee too man like i got a msg error and then my game crash
It wasn't a good game, and it's definitely not worth Czech-ing it out now.
+YouSoSpice youre opinion. some like it
“Morning, sir.”
“Hi, guy!”
“Hey you.”
Classic.
I remember being a small kid and having a vague memory of this game. I swear it's taken like 20 years to figure out what this game was!!!! AHHHHHH I HAVE SEARCHED FOR SO LONG AND NOW AT 1:48AM I AM FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
For a supposed survival horror progenitor this game looks really goofy
It's the worst of the first 3
This game introduced me to AITD to begin with. I didn't think it was bad, but I can see why people hated it as well. I loved figuring out how to defeat enemy scenarios + puzzles personally. I did also like how Edward Carnby looked as well over his original appearance - even if it was 30 triangles.
Why compare this to Doom?? It's not even the same genre. At least compare it to Resident Evil or something that requires slightly more than a three second attention span to appreciate.
Well, coming from AITD 1 expecting the same atmosphere of mystery and demonic magic, this kind of feels like a cheap western shoot-em up. The sheer abundance of guns really wrecks any atmosphere it could have for me.
They compare alone in the dark to ecstatica both have the same mechanics not to say that game was inspire by alone in the dark ecstatica was those games you don't know what to do even today ecstatica have something charm is crazy terror but by all is unforgiving on the first minute the game trew all the enemy's at once doesn't have progression level no directly the first encounter is the wolf the most powerful enemy of the game
You beat it you’ve completed my childhood I was 10 trying to play this clueless so satisfying to watch you beat it.
This game was a nightmare. When I was young, it took me months just to get through the garden.
at the end its hard to tell if Grace is waving at you or flipping you off
1:03:15 Scotty, beam me up!
1:13:50 the best song of this game...
I admit I just looked this up i was stuck at part where u have to drop poisened wine. I assume there was a hint about it in the books but i cant turn off voice for the books so i dont like to read em
"Hi guy" *shiver*
I like the fact that some gunshots use the same sound effects from the Roland E synthesizers !
Ahh, I remember watching my dad play the PS1 port of this when I was a wee lad. :)
For us DOS crashed when it was time to play Grace. Moved on to AOITD 3 and hit a bug with the spider man? Stopped circa '96
i remember when i was 6 that i played this game with my dad because this game scared mw a lot... such a great days
I know this video is old, but if anyone sees this I have a big question: What in the heck is with the smoke in the intro, when the clown vanish?! In my game as a kid it was GREEN. Not grey. And I looked up other LP's on RUclips, and saw it yellow in some videos.
It was ALWAYS green in my game as a kid. Is this something that is different on different CD's? Is it hardware of the PC? Does anyone know?
I saw it green in a video of the Playstation version, but I played DOS as a kid...
I remember green too
This was a time, there was no resident evil or other horror survival game!
THIS was our childhoods true survival horror game no.1
Thanks for playing through and posting.
I know I've heard that little song that starts playing at 1:11:00, but I can't recall the name. I think it's some Irish tune.
+Andersen William Found it! "Galway Races."
@37:44 Love this game, but this pretty much summed up my experience back in the day XD
Proud to finish the game . Long time ago. Love kid
That's a very nice rendition of Garryowen.
2019 and finally trying to beat this
The first pc game i bought in 1995, when i just got a 486 pc.
I love this game
> De Witt
> Comstock
> Saving a girl
I wonder if the Bioshock Infinite devs played this.
hey you
29:18 + Damn you just bitch-slapped that gangsta-zombie right out...lol
I remember when I played this game I couldn't get the sound effects to work.
Really like the music
What song plays when you die? I saw that sequence a lot growing up. This game was so hard.
When I play this game using a Chromebook, I really cannot get past the maze at 6:00. I always manage the shoot the first enemy, the guy to the right, but when the second guy shows up at left side, I only get to hit him once, and then nothing more, he just kills me all the time.
And yes, I aim at him, since I always see him getting hit first time, also I do hold down the foward button.
Maybe Chromebook is not meant to play games with?🤔
Played this on ps1. I never finished it. This needs a remake
04:22 This intro still makes me laugh. They really knew how to sell the new direction of AITD back then, lol.
The little kid is creepier than the monsters.
Alone in the Jolly Mansion !!