#Dreadout game demo movie
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Darker and Edgier: Act 2 compared to Act 1, both in imagery and turns of events.

Contrary to the fear it induces, once you find out who it belonged to, you can pick it up and reunite it with its owner.

In Room 108 of Keepers of the Dark, there's a doll that follows you around, but only if you aren't looking at it (you can catch it falling to the ground if you turn around fast enough), and it hurts you to touch it.

Interacting with a doll in Act 1 triggers a boss fight.

In one of the rooms in Act 0 you can find a dirty teddy-bear-ish doll hung by a noose, with a fallen chair under it you can find it again in Act 1 as an easter egg.

Catapult Nightmare: Borderline case at the end of Act 0.

Break the Cutie: Linda comes out relatively unfazed from Act 1, but as Act 2 unfolds, starting from the killing of Donny before her eyes, the events take an increasing toll on her.

Not all ghosts need to be defeated in order for her to advance, though, and some of the areas have items that need to be collected in order for it to be completed. Each door leads to a different area, in which a powerful ghost must be defeated in order for her to leave, some of these areas also have a secondary ghost lurking around.

Boss Rush: Keepers Of The Dark is focused on Linda in a room with 8 doors.

Bonus Boss: After collecting all three Soldier's Medals, Linda can explore the town at nighttime, facing ghosts that are not normally encountered in the game such as Pocong, Kuntilanak, and a Young Genderuwo.

Body Horror: Palasik is a floating woman's head with the internal organs dangling from it.

Also, Linda has now inherited the dark power from the Lady, with her willpower and Ira's recorded message as the only things preventing it from over-leaking. However, Ira reveals that she has to stay in the village forever to prevent the darkness the Sisters summoned from escaping into the world and Miss Siska seems to has a dark agenda of her own, meaning that Linda is forced to leave the town as the Sole Survivor of the group.

Bittersweet Ending: In the true ending, Linda manages to banish the Lady in Red and leave the abandoned town.

Some of them have humorous meaning or are puns.

Bilingual Bonus: The posters in the town are written in untranslated Indonesian, unlike the notes.

In Keepers of the Dark, after the door to Room 109 floods past you, Linda is actually covered in muck until you end up back in the hub room, which might be justified since it all exists in some sort of ambiguous mirror realm to begin with.

Linda may be forced to crawl in mud or move waist-deep in water (and near the end, in ghost vomit), but will always come out perfectly clean.

In Keepers of the Dark, Seeing Blind can only be damaged when he reveals the eye within his mouth.

To defeat Sundel Bolong, Linda must take a picture of the hole on her back.

Ascended Extra: In Keepers of the Dark, Sewurupa, a ghost that isn't very dangerous and you can even ignore in Act 1, makes two appearances that imply it is far more important than a simple filler enemy.

And Your Reward Is Clothes: One of the rewards for funders.

All the Other Reindeer: In the sequel, Linda has become a pariah at her school, due to being the Sole Survivor of the village incident, with all the students blaming her for the deaths/disappearance of everyone else who was there.

However, it can be forced to a fixed length through an option in case you really just don't feel like dealing with it. Normally, the light gets further away every time you die. Anti-Frustration Features: When you die, you have to walk through a black void into a light to try again.The prologue chapter feels quite similar to Act 0 from the first game, and features many supernatural and surreal events, but it turns out everything that occurs really did happen, and Linda hears about the consequences the next day at school. Also a case of Psychic Dreams for Everyone, since most of it turns out to anticipate many events of Act 2, like the fight of Pocong Radja, who is awakened in Act 0.

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Alliterative Name: The heroine's full name is Linda Meilinda.

Aerith and Bob: Most ghosts are called with their Indonesian names, although there are a few who get just a definition in English, like the 'scissor man'.In Act 2, however, some weaker hopping Pocongs are met and are predictable cannon fodder, counting only on large numbers. Adaptational Badass: In Indonesian myth, Pocongs are usually depicted with their limbs tied, leaving them more-or-less incapable of physical assault with hopping being their only way to move.

#Dreadout game demo movie

A sequel was announced in September 2018 and released on Steam on Febru.Ī live action movie adaptation has been released in Indonesia on January 3rd, 2019.