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Why shame on me? I didn't make the game, I just made the walkthrough for it. Plus, perhaps the creator made it as a homage.

Lol there is something called a reference or an easter egg, dumbest comment ever, there is not even any Alien vibe to this game

It's less than 10 minutes long, dude. Plus, leaving timestamps for some of the endings may end up confusing people, like Hull Breach (it's not enough to blow up the lab along with yourself; you have to collect the crystal that's out in the wreckage and both of these moments are far apart).

@@aWalkThroughLife I suffer from brainrot and Instagram reels attention span

Sure thing!

04:40 You may have to actually see the combination for it to let you solve the puzzle.

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That's because you don't have to memorize gas while it goes in.

Because I played it and nothing really happens in it except that you look at things. Unless, of course, you're saying there's actual gameplay in it that I missed.

The game's meant to be a bit ambiguous, but it's complete enough as you can still put the pieces together. From the phone call to Gianna, it's implied she's the lawyer's ex and was abusive and manipulative to him and that she intentionally manipulated the guy's girlfriend to take him to court (the fact that she was on medication and was bipolar probably made her easy to manipulate, as Gianna put it) to get back at the lawyer. If there's pieces of the story missing then I'd imagine that it's how it would be in a real case like this, where there was no real evidence to start with; just one person's word being taken over another. A girlfriend/wife making a false claim without proof against a male for abuse or assault or rape and winning is becoming more common place. That seems to be at least part of the message here.

@@aWalkThroughLife thank you for taking the time to answer after all these years. I'm actually autistic, so I don't really like endings up to interpretation, I like knowing everything and want it be specific, but I guess it's a story made to make you think ? I understand what you mean. And yes women accusing men of various assaults for a paycheck is becoming somewhat common. Have a great day/night.

What is it?

@@aWalkThroughLife the other achievement called “shadow assassin” which is like a 20% chance

@@Im_RealSniper According to the description I found "Until the first call was answered, the lights were not turned on.". So, don't turn on the lights until the first call maybe.

@@aWalkThroughLife oh i got it omg ty

It's one of my favorite point and click games. The creator even remade it with better graphics and new stuff.

I can look into it though don't get your hopes; I really don't like what it's become Also, if you want to talk about or request dark sword, I'd recommend doing it on one of the dark sword videos I posted or direct message me using my email (not on an unrelated video I posted). I'll make a note for myself and check it this weekend at the latest.

⁠@@aWalkThroughLifewhat do you don’t like what it’s become?

@@draph91 I meant in comparison to the early versions of Dark Sword. It was originally a Shadow of the Colossus and Dark Souls mash up of sorts, focusing on just fighting bosses., but then the creator tried to expand it and has added things that kind of ruin it or make it worse. For example: - The early ones just had you going to different areas for fighting bosses, not a lot of in-between and it didn't take long to reach it. The creator has since made the entire map bigger, made small enemies in-between the areas (that give you nothing of true value if you kill them so there's no real point to fighting them) and it takes longer to reach the bosses. - The first version had one weapon and one gun. The creator has since added a bunch of weapons, most of them kind of useless or unnecessary and added a broken upgrade system to where you can upgrade a weapon to the max and kill bosses in a few hits. It removes the challenge. - Plus all the extra stuff like collectibles doesn't really add to the experience and becomes frustrating for a lot of reasons, especially when said upgrades block the screen when picking them up and sometimes you aren't even sure what they do when you get them. There's other reasons, but it's just an example of a creator making something good and then ruining it by trying to make it more complex or "better". The only real good thing I can think of is the updated graphics, but they feel hollow given that you have elaborate environments that you can't interact with and the environments don't interact much with you. If the creator wanted to get more innovative, they should have focused on the boss fights, perhaps making boss areas that give you status ailments or something.

Calamity what? Which boss?

The game has like 250k views on Newgrounds alone (probably more on Armor Games) so I think it did okay. Still, considering that sequels to it focused more on action than puzzles, I think the creator might very well agree with you.

On top of that, she voiced as 2B in Neir