Darkwood - True Ending
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2017
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"Walk through the city, enter the apartment.
Almost immediately south of the apartment entrance, there will be a staircase leading down. Do not take that staircase yet.
Near the entrance of the staircase there will be two mailboxes, search the southern one for a "Postcard," take it.
After taking the postcard, take the staircase down. You will now be in the Apartment Basement.
All of the basement doors will be locked. Follow the path north, and enter the open door.
Search the shelves for a "Jar of Mushroom jam." Take it.
Turn the radio in the same room as the Mushroom Jam on. Continue to change the channel until the radio stops. It will tell you in broken English to "Go to sleep."
Go ahead and quickly go back up the staircase, there is nothing else of worth here.
Before going up the staircase, go to the northern hallway. The homeless man will ask you to spare some change. Ignore him.
Instead, attempt to open the metal door infront of it.
Afterwards, walk away slowly. The metal door will open and a woman will yell at you.
WHILE she is yelling at you, peer through her door to see a fetus on the ground.
Keep your light on it until she closes the door.
Go ahead and go up the stairs to your apartment.
When you enter the apartment, go ahead and get changed. Walk into the northern room with the dog. Move the TV, examine the roots behind the TV. Move the couch and do the same, as well as the other furniture.
Make sure you examine the roots under each piece of furniture.
Go to the kitchen, search the room for the tools, and return to the living room.
Begin to remove the flooring in the room.
Remove the flooring leading towards the bedroom. Once there, open the bedroom door, and remove all flooring inside.
After removing all flooring, examine your bed. Search the bed, and under it. DO NOT CLICK LEAVE, OR YOU WILL GET THE FALSE ENDING.
Move the bed, revealing a hole. Go into the hole.
You will awake ontop of the tree, completely naked, without any items or anything.
Move through the trees until you come across a bright, white light, known in-game as "The Being."
Talk to The Being, however, as soon as you are given the option, remove your hand away forcefully.
Go south-west of the being, along the path, until you encounter Maciek. The Protagonist will recognize him as "One of us."
Forcefully take the Flamethrower from him.
Burn. Them. All. Move towards the way you came in, while simultaneously burning everything in sight, as well as The Being. You've defeated the forest.
The player can have the Protagonist try to escape, but in the end, he perishes with The Being anyways. He dies for the cause."
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I love how both endings represent the reality you desire to happen. Either submit to sweet lies and live happily, or see the truth and die horribly, but for the right cause. Incredible game.
I don't know if that is a "right cause", you caused thousands or millions to die in pain.
@@xpro1173 "Everything burns"
@@xpro1173
Do you mean villagers surviving in the forest or the sleepers. Because if you mean sleepers then I wouldn't call that dying, they are kinda already dead. Think about it; would you rather 'live' in ignorant bliss while your body and soul is bieng gradually consumed by an eldritch abomination, or die a human being in a while horrible, still natural way.
Retard _ Haven’t thought of that, while I do agree with you, I think it boils down to personal view, because some people would prefer living in blissful ignorance over the crushing truth.
@@xpro1173
Ye, its all a matter of opinion. Also, about the 'right cause' thing. I think its a good thing that you end up killing the entity, as i think its more bad than good. Here are my reasons:
1. The thing is aggressive: if it was peaceful it could have just used its near god-like ability to manipulate the people around it to forget that it exists, and not raise attention.
2. Some dude (on reddit i think) mentioned that the structure of the forest mimics that of a multicellular human like organism. Examples are: the giant holes or rifts in which you can see tree roots everywhere, look like the inside of a body, the 'anti-bodies' (the monsters) killing the intruders (the watchers- government, trader, protag) and taking them over to become part of body (the doctor going insane), the 'helpful or neutral bacteria' (villagers, savages, the three), the entity in the center of the forest bieng like a heart feeding the body (when the entity dies, the forest dies, same with human heart).
What im getting to is that if this thing can corrupt entire lands (underground, the air, the land) then it can corrupt the planet too, and you can see why that would suck.
So in conclusion killing it my opinion would be the best option.
If you look through the cracks on the wall in the second floor you will see writhing bodies.
more like a beating tree-like substance imo
From the Darkwood Wiki: "If the Protagonist has not killed the Sow or the Villagers, the Village will be evacuated by the Polish military once the flames die down."
Man fuck them villagers they didn’t accept me
Even at the appartement you get the feeling that something is not right
Welcome to eastern Europe.
LOL
what i meant is that things seem way too conveniently good... you exit the wood and just like that, happy ending, peuple greet you and your dog still here after so many day really?
I guess when you go straight foward To your place, you notice much but then you dig deeper into the building and Yup...
@@HUDJ0679790 I always assumed the dark wood was a metaphor for the narratives and legends humans have created to explain and compartmentalize suffering in daily life, since so many characters in the apartment resemble NPCs from the forest (just without the paranormal aspects).
(Even at the appartement you get the feeling that something is not wrong*) Go to sleep
Reminds me of the ending of Tarkovsky's Stalker
Killing an eldritch horror with a flamethrower? Badass.
In the end, fire cleanses everything
Our ancestors mastered the flame to chase away the darkness. It's such an ancient satisfaction to see the ending.
@@oracleorca no?
Josh Payne lol? You play too much games. Nothing is real.
@@lionellim1101 I interpreted it as him asking if the word eldritch is a myth. You seem to have missed that.
Fun detail that is never pointed out by anyone, in Darkwood crows fly away from dead bodies, and rewind to the start od the video crows fly from the first person you see, indicating that he/she is dead.
actually she isnt. she talks if you stay after the birds fly away
I think its more of a metaphor or symbolism than a literal interpretation.
the birds are flying away from the player. now your theory can still hold true since the wolfman frequent calls the player a carcass, and the player no longer has a need to eat or drink after the "accident".
John Lott you and Vane are correct. The crows are there because of a corpse. They fly away because the player approaches them.
What's great is that, the whole thing was a fungi. A mutated one to be exact, named Specimen 21. And the military had tried to destory the thing with both fire and electricity. But never worked. After the protagonist had burned the heart of all the horror. The military then were sent to rescue any survivors of the Darkwood after some reports of the woods being burnt to the ground.
The people within were then saved, because of the selfless and unknown act of a trenchcoated man. Or should I say, heartless and unknown act of relief.
I wouldn’t say it was heartless. The sleepers are obviously dying given the fact that we see many of the bodies lying there are corpses, and those barely alive are just a shell of them former selves. The Stranger burning the whole entity to the ground, ending the sleepers misery and potentially saving the remaining inhabitants of the Darkwood is actually a pretty decent thing to do, even for him.
You sure it’s a fungi?
@@Hovel420 en realidad se podria decir que el gobierno polaco ya lo tenia controlado, pero diganos que matamos a unos cientos y salvamos a uno pocos
I still wonder why the polish military doesn't use thermobaric weapons that soviet uses to destroy the hearts of the forest... or do some bombing on it. I mean it was available while since 1972, and this event started in 1981. Less casualties, and the event could end quickly. They only need to protect and patrol across the tunnels and the border near the Containment zone... while waiting the place to be burned sky high instead sending groups after groups to the center of the village.
@@Cushla-np4ptEverything about this thing screams fungus. If you research how a fungus works then it becomes pretty obvious
So the true ending is burning everything? I like it!
Not everyone die.
@The Robot *wonder
Like in most of the horror movies, yes
Protagonist: good morning
Me: cool... oh wait you weren't supposed to talk
The atmosphere in this game is very unnerving, something that modern ''horror'' games can't archieve.
They all went down with the much easier path "jump scare" which is not the true horror, just a child's play.
Yeah, all kids like to watch videos with youtubers that scream at cheap ass jumpscares and overreact to everything. These games are actually scary, unnerving and with good puzzles. Sort of like Resident Evil 2.
One reason why it has an unnerving horror to it is also based on a fairy tale like horror, with the fear of the pitch black dark and also the wood is still a "fearful" place to be for a human even though we been living off the forest since stone age, due to many thing hidden in the forest.
Its just ordinary post-soviet atmosphere. I live every day in it.
This *IS* a modern horror game. It came out in 2017. Wtf are you talking about????
I can't get enough of Lovecraftian themed games and literature, something about the whole unknowable, godlike type just intrigues me
Should read Uzumaki by Junji Ito!!
Bloodborne is a must-play for you then. 👍
Interestingly enough, the devs claim that they are unfamiliar with HP Lovecraft, and that the similarities between this game and Lovecraft's works are largely coincidental. The inspiration for this game mostly comes from Slavic Mythology, and the works of Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, such as Roadside Picnic (or STALKER as the film and video game adaptation is called). Many of the gameplay elements are also inspired by Project Zomboid, Fallout, and Dark Souls.
Junji Ito would probably love this.
I mean it is kinda close to his kind of horror.
Yeah
This game's plot alone can make for a damn good movie
Don't know how they would would make a movie out of it if it takes 26 to 27 days or so to complete it.
@@horrorfan8785 well if it is that long a mini series is even better
@@eugene12310mobile or a tv show, in other words, yeah.
Watch Love, Death, and Robots. Specifically the episode "Beyond the Aquila Rift".
Given the way the story is so perfectly presented and supported through gameplay, they'd have to rework the story from the ground up for it to be half decent as a movie or show. All in all, seems redundant. The setting and story concepts are really compelling tho but I mean we've already lived through and interacted with this world so I'm not sure what removing the interactivity would do for it.
The part where you peak through the door and see the fetus baby as you realize all is not well was probably the scariest part of the game for me
3:40 god damn bro after everything in the game, to see a friendly dog run at you, gets me emotional
Scared me the first time lol because I heard the dog and thought it was going to attack me
I wouldn't say he was "hero" but he did what has to be done, and that deserve respect.
He got the real rest he needed.
If he did what has to be done that nobody ever did or could, then he is a hero
@@zakimubarak7862 no lo es, cientos de personas murieron
@@eranodelpum9752 Cientos de personas que iban a morir de todos modos si no se hacía nada al respecto; todos los caminos llevan al interior del bosque, y si no te mata la infección o uno de esos bichos por el camino y consigues llegar al ser, tu destino no es mucho mejor, ya que te mantiene cautivo en tu sueño para toda tu vida. Y aun así elegir quedarte atrapado en tu propio sueño y vivir una mentira para el resto de tus días no es una mala opción del todo, no morirás devorado por un chomper o algo peor, y podrás "vivir tranquilamente", pero dejarías a todos los habitantes del bosque a su suerte, por no hablar de que dejas la puerta abierta a que más militares como tu o incluso civiles entren por error al bosque. Haciendo arder el corazón del bosque matas a cientos de personas, pero mínimo te aseguras de que nadie más sufra tu mismo destino y consigues lo que nadie había podido hacer hasta el momento: Destruir el bosque.
Lovcraft is clapping in his grave
I don't think Lovecraft has any skin on his ass left
not having skin hasn’t stopped a lot of the things in this game from scaring the shit out of me
Nah there wasn't enough racism to solicit that response from him.
@@sammatthews8779 oh shut up.
@@killer_wasmad5721 don't think I will
music at the end slowly changes into the usual blissful ending theme while showing the aftermaths of the forest fire over the still burning trees on background, love that
Y lo hace cuando dice "no todos murieron"
I guess it's time to share my thoughts on the game on a 2 year old video lmao
So, first of all, I fucking hate horrors. I can't stand constant jumpscares with no atmosphere. But damn, Darkwood has brought my hope for a better future for horrors back to life. It is such a beatifully crafted game, it had me on the edge of my seat for the entire time. Being a pussy I am I was struggling leaving Dry Meadow for the first couple of irl days, but when I understood that if I'll traverse through the woods carefully, giving it my full focus, then I can take on most challenges with relative ease. This game is amazing, I've never played a more scary game before in my life, but the interesting story, the superb design and an extremely scary but fair world kept me going and wanting more.
Okay, I don't think that I've ever wrote a yt comment that long in my life, so I'll wrap this up with this: Darkwood is one of the best games I've ever played in my life, and I just want to thank everyone at Acid Wizard for bringing this masterpiece to life.
(yeayeah, English is not my native tounge, sorry :c)
I agree with you, I also love this game.
commenting on a one-year comment.
your english is great my friend
@@ocularorb4021 commenting on a 3 month old comment
Ty c:
@@negtahascych8330 comentando un comentario de dos meses FWKVAH74HN9JP
Me comento hace dos años, jaja XD
Kinda find it weird how in the “where are they now” credits that most of the villagers got evacuated by helicopters from the outside world
Only if you restore the giant pig, if you kill it, the villagers dies.
@@SuperKratosgamer i didnt do anything to the pig i just left it alone and i couldnt even find the village so i skipped most of it and went for the ending
@@derpycke649 como llegaste a la casa del doctor sin el pueblo
Fire is ultimately the best weapon I guess
In many ways, yes.
I mean, just look at FNaF.
Shinra Kusakabe and the rest of Company 8 of the Fire Brigade would agree. 👍
"And it burns burns burns, the ring of fire, the ring of fire."
Fire, something that destroys, enlightens, and gives warmth, for the greater good.
It is good as it is evil.
@@horrorfan8785 Yes, so it is neither. It just is.
the music change at 5:42 is so unnerving
That moment when you kill Maciek for his flamethrower...so fucking dark.
wood.
And to find out he was also an outsider too, another member of your own team that went insane and ran away
@@mn3studios931 start whit something
@@mn3studios931That's what I was getting at. He was the closest thing to a true ally/friend in the entire game (except the trader, who doesn't count since he's a copy of you) , and you brutally murder him out of necessity.
Incredible. I didn't get this ending. When I saw go to bed, I didn't hesitate. Both endings are beautiful and fitting. I loved this game.
So would it be safe to assume that the Being puts to sleep anyone who gets too close to it? Seeing as how the protagonist seems to enter a dream state during transition from The Road Home to the "apartment".
Yes mr
The fate of the man with the wolf's snout remains unknown.
And i want know it!
at least he avenged
This was the best horror game i have ever played. Period.
I didn't know the game had an alternate ending until recently, so I loaded my save back up and went through the steps. Cool to experience that months after I finished it. This is one of my favorite games of all time, I followed it from its time on steam greenlight, to full release. The way the game uses its fantastic sound design and creepy visuals to immerse you and scare you without the use of cheap jumpscares is really awesome. This ending fits much more with the game than the normal ending. Also, the text during the ending had some differences for me, I guess it depends on what quests you do in the story and stuff like that. Question is though, is this the actual "true ending" or is this just one of 2 endings, based on your interpretation of the story?
I assume this is the true ending. Which from how others have explained makes sense. You fell asleep and got captured by "the being" probably after going to the end of the road home.Which would explain how nobody is talking about the giant forest literally a few miles away. Going to sleep just means you let the being eventually kill you.
This is true ending, since the other one is just a fake dream, where you become a living battery for the Being.
The true scary part us the being doesn't even outright kill you, he makes you fall asleep for so long that you don't eat and drink, and without proper exercise or body movement you'll becomre frail and withered causing you to have a slow process of death, without even knowing how and what killed you.
What if there was another secret ending?
The "being" was labeled by the military and scientists as Specimen 21. A mutated fungi, reminds me of Chernobyl. Pretty dope for its theme.
This ending reminds me of SOMA in Theta, the Ark made by the Warden living in a false dream or world attached to the fleshy roots of an infested man.
I love soma.
"Tactical Nuke Ready"
What a wholesome game
This is a certified Pyro TF2 moment
JAJAJAJAJJA Recien me Estoy leyendo los comics por drive de tf2
Thank you for showing all of these. I just finished Darkwood and it was good to see all of the endings and scenarios.
I had a "strange box" and a distorted key, and the wolf said I need to open it only when I next see him. He never came back though. Do you know what was inside it?
theres drawings inside of a family living in the forest.
presumably in the house that block the dry meadow off from the dark forest.
it depicts a happy family at first. finding a foul dog. having bad luck and having their house burned down.
the wolfman will mock you and curse you for wasting his time
Me at the metaverse convention
Favourite ending to a video game
The boy with the violin was so sad , what a depressing game
Yeah the atmosphere eventually just bummed me out, along with having to return to base so often, not enough inventory, clunky combat etc cba
"Eastern European man attempts to walk to convenience store."
That's a fine 'slow burned' horror here...
ar the end burn definitely picked up a pace
It was absoulutely lit
This kind've reminds me of the book "Annihilation", the first part of the "Southern Reach" trilogy.
Is book good
The only situation in which a wildfire was the solution
well , one thing's for sure.
his name ain't joshua.
an amazing masterpiece who doesnt need a sequel or prequels this is an ending with a golden brooch
Perfect Diablo 2 oil painting vibe, creepy ASMR atmosphere and "I have no mouth but I must scream" feels.
Wasn't it possible to run out after putting flame on this "thing" ?
I tried but the flames always caught up to me at one and the same point (in front of the tree that leads over the abyss). When I was fast, the flames were far away from me but all of the sudden rushed on top of me when I got there...-.- lame.
It’s not possible. Some sort of fiery circle will get around you eventually
you are supposed to die there. altho if you move on you will encounter alot of people trying to get out. the only way to get past them is by burning them.
and if you do you will clear your path, the thing is tho. once you reach a certain point fire will catch up with you and burn you. you can crawl for a bit but eventually will die
SupahFly aw man, but let’s imagine that the protagonist actually escape.
so basically the entire Apartment was an Giant Overgrown Mutant Tree ?
Not exactly. The apartment sequence is a dream/ hallucination caused by getting too close to the Being. If you look around you'll work out something is wrong and be able to wake yourself up.
Truly a magnificent game. Recently passed it on the hardest difficulty, I had no idea that this was the real ending though
Does anyone have any tips for when you have to run through the mouth at the end of the caves at the radio tower I died twice because I have bad timing unfortunately and it sucks that you can breeze through the whole dream but cant get through a mouth 😭
the truth hurts literally in this case ;)
In the face of udder dread of reality, let nothing take the human spirit away. You may buckle under the intense weight but do not let it overcome you. Do what is right, and end it.
Bruh moment
So I got the normal ending where I just went home and slept. I didn't think that touching X things would do anything.
I killed Piotrek by finishing his rocket. (oops, at least he died livin' the dream)
Gave the Chicken Lady's sister to Wolf (I didn't want her to kill any villagers in case she mutated)
Killed the Sow (that meat is probably horribly unhealthy)
My ending was that the Chicken Lady got lost in the woods trying to find her sister, The Wolf lived with himself happily ever after, Piotrek crashed and died in his rocket, the elephants were too frightened to leave their shelter, some of the villagers went crazy due to hunger and sickness but some escaped through the road home, ??? Doctor he was busy being crazy, ??? mushroom granny, the three were pretty sad that I killed the tree, the snail man died, the musician listened to the forest noises to calm his panicking thoughts (went crazy?)
Oh and the cripple was crawling down the escape road as I walked onwards. He stopped at the 50-mile marker though, I'm gonna say he was resting because he still had a health bar... Otherwise, he had a heart attack and that is SAD. Like come on man we were almost there.
I know this is the "True" ending but I feel that it could go either way. The protagonist, having been in hell for God knows how long may very well have just collapsed at home and figured it out the next day. The "I made you some soup part" could be his wife and kid, or his wife's new hubby because her husband left her for weeks.
I think if you go to sleep the entity takes you. That's what all the sleeping people were, they went to sleep in their warm bed and were 'happy'
It is unclear to me if the Tree and Entity are different though... however it shows you what you want to see... and you desire most of all to go home. Also everyone calls that road the road home. They all describe it differently, but the forest makes them see it as the road home.
"or his wife's new hubby because her husband left her for weeks." Lmfao. He had the most fickle wife ever.
yeah the part when there was a note with soup was pretty obvious to me. I was like "how the hell is it possible that she left a soup on this very d.. ooooooooohhh" :D it was an extremely nice touch
@@RhavoX There are a lot of nice touches. For example, nobody gives a damn about disfigured face of protagonist, or obligatory removing your coat before, well, falling asleep.
@@TovKafur yeah and also the strange radio in the basement that told you to sleep. Basically they made so that exporers will quickly catch on ;D
Pretty sad honestly
True. But sometimes sacrifices are needed and dark times come. But they will go eventually...
This reminds me of the Matrix, where Neo is offered to take the Blue Pill: to go on with his life or the Red Pill: to see the truth.
Except in darkwood the blue pill would be bad as well.
@@horrorfan8785 Well in the Matrix it’s the same thing, the machine is feeding on his life source, using him as a battery.
@@horseaphoenix1016 wow, I'm actually starting to see a connection between the two now lol
@@horrorfan8785 Yeah haha but I think the inspiration was from the Soviet regime that Polish society was under. At least that is what it reminds me of.
@@horseaphoenix1016 I think that is the concept, yeah
What happens if you stay down in the basement after the lights get shut off?
nothing
Feuer, Hanz! Feuer!
i immediately thought if neo waking up in the real world from the matrix when I discovered this ending
I almost dipped at first when the dog came at me in the apartment 😂
Stephen king is happy
Damn... At 18:45 I would've played it smart and started rolling towards my side like my life depends on it cause it does.
Is there a way to escape the fire in the end? Or If you burn the entity you will certainly die?
Ícaro Rodrigues you cannot survive. You are destined to die but hey atleast u ended the entity.
15:50 Me leaving the furry convention:
The most darkwood coment i'v ever seen
I sure hope the wolfman survived. That creepy bastard was the only character I liked.
The dude is a fucking ass. I enjoyed beating him up on his own game. Now the trader I feel sorry for. Don't know who or why he was killed. I guess it's because he was trying to prevent you from going deeper into the woods?
@@Cr0zzle He dies and is the dead body in the swamp hideout
Get out of media, damn furries!
@@Cr0zzle the trader who appears in the beginning of the game? How did he die?
@@Cr0zzle He dies? Why???
is this 1.3 version for the true ending???, i'm on 1.2(if 1.2 does not have true ending).... :( , i'm glad i haven't sleep yet(on the game)
至福だろうが真エンドだろうが主人公は死ぬんだなぁ...
悲しいゲーム。
The indomitable human spirit
i'm badshit insane...this ending..is so..relaxing...so beautiful..idk i just feel like this when i reached this ending
Now those trees won't consume the world
Wait if... the wood were vulnerable to fire and... you can make Molotov cocktail, torch, light source,ect... then why didn’t you or anyone even try to lit the forest on fire?
Tony Callme the same could be said to the people outside of the forest. Im p sure these aren’t regular trees so it ain’t a possibility.
Only the center will destroy it all
only 15% of the trees are real trees
The trees are growing very fast and the swamp is humid
Does the Trader alive in this playthrough ? I was really shocked when i found out he was dead the moment i entered the swamp :((
the trader always dies. and always gets replaced by the three
tanyuj man that just sad
There is no ending in which the Trader lives. He is a "clone" of the protagonist made by the Being.
"the fire consumed the last road leading to the heart of the woods"
The road didn't lead OUT it only lead IN
By the power of the light, *BURN!*
moral of the story, trees are bad so burn all the trees down.
Africans be like
What happens if you listen to the being?
Same as usual ending. You fall asleep and dream about the forest and how everything's alright now, as your body is absorbed by the creature.
damn my boi piotrek survived.
He only lives if u don't help him with his rocket
So could someone explain the ending to me I still don't understand what happened
The plague is some mutated fungi entity called specimen 21. Military has tried to destroy it with fire and electricity but it was too late. You, the protagonist was some government agent sent into the woods to destroy it. But forgeting most of what you were doing after the doctor injected you with the serum which started to drive you mad. At the end you find yourself going to sleep after escaping the woods, but its a false reality this "entity" has tricked you into thinking. Instead of sleeping in your fake apartment, you find out its not real. And you are on top of a tree, presumably in the midle of the forest where this fungi is. You burn them all. And the entire forest down killing most things. At the end there are rescue choppers getting those villagers that left that made it out of the forrest. You died, but not in vain by killing the entity that has been tormenting people, creating these creatures, and driving others mad.
@@Alvah707 thanks I appreciate it
Idk if I missed it. But what happens to the Musician boy?
His condition ends up getting worse and he becomes more mutated/grotesque. If you follow his storyline you learn a bit about him depends on how you played it really.
@@101stormforce I thought there was more to it. Is he just in the shack sitting there all "big" and grotesque and that's it? Literally loved the musician boy for no particular reason
Yeh, you can feed him and the next day hes all like blah. Then the day after.......hes gone. Left in the dark a bit with what actually happend to him. Take a look at the wiki. Theres a section on him if you wanna learn more.
No. The fate of the man with wolf's snout is killed by my hand xD.
meet the pyro
Tf2 ajjajajajajJajj
How many chapter in this game?
so what happend to the wolf man
TheGmc1992 No one knows. As it said, his fate is unknown.
Can you make a false ending? Want to see it!
It's boring as crap. The character falls asleep and text pops up telling you about what happened to the characters you left behind in the forest, depending on how you interacted with them. I know you've most likely already seen it by now, this is for other people passing through.
For some reason when I played right after I burned the tree I could see everything even through walls was this a glitch.
I want a sequel.
dont we all :P
Rather prequel
Destroy the abomination with holy prometheum! CLEANSE THE MONSTROSITY!
Rain hell in hell
zeeerbiiiit
I think they are gonna make Darkwood 2 with Wolfman
BLOOD JXHK
A prequel where we get to shoot the person and steal their coat (the one, that Wolfman has)
But the woods are dead
He could make a cameo though
I would love that. But i would prefer one with the trader. If he is one of the outsiders we would play as him and see the team of the ousiders( the man when you move to chapter 2, the flamethrower guy, the protagonistetc). And see how they gor seperated maybe?
The treatment so like a prequel to the game or something? If so that would be very interesting but if its after the events of the first game it’s unlikely that it needs a second one.
@@thetreatment498(spoilers)
the trader is a mushroom clone of the protagonist. You will find this out when he dies he has the same key and journal as you but they are mushroomy. Plus his face looks abit like yours. And the game suggests that there are more mushroom clones. For example: there are 2 crosses with a shiny stone on it one is real the other is mushroomy.
Best way to end all horror. Burn it all down.
*Fortunate Son plays**
what happens when you go past the fire and escape it tho
You can’t escape, it’s guaranteed death
@@user-bn8vd9jv1y found that out in the discord lol
@@justpeachy1857 Xd
@@eranodelpum9752 lol
@@eranodelpum9752 shitpost 100%
Weird thing is that I got the flamethrower but could not use it, so I just decided to touch being instead : o
This guy is a ign game tester
gave me a chuckle
@@IndieJames i coming after you"
your not supposed to burn the people smh
so the main character was sleeping all these times?
No, he's gone deeper into the woods and reached a valley where this Being tried to trap him in this allucination but the MC knew it and burned everything down
I killed Piotrek by mistake the first time i met him, so technically i got a false end where we all survived except him. LOL i like my ending better.
but the protagonist did not survive ;) one way or another. False ending: he becomes a sleeper and gets slowly consumed by the entity. True ending: everything burns.
True lol. Man ive been looking for a game like Darkwood for the past 1month since i finished it. You have any suggestions?
Any games like it let me know
So you are saying this game all about huge living tree eat & suck up human life's.
Ewww that's dark.
What’s the forest?
Like the definition or?
The Being is the source of The Plague, and the Heart of the Darkwood. It also plays into the desires of people inside the forest and slowly makes them go into madness
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no after play when see ending? :(
Nopulia
@@eranodelpum9752 uh...wt's that mean? no?
@@CODUSER12 yes yes no sorry