Remember when horror games were actually good?

Pic unrelated, right? That's good aesthetics, bad gameplay horror, which is why the genre is so shitty and stagnant. You want good aesthetics good gameplay horror, like the original Resident Evil for the PlayStation.

>>386122438
Modern horror games have bad aesthetics,bad music and bad gameplay,Clock Tower's gameplay is fine considering that its a point and click adventure.

>>386121725
>>386122556
Shit taste

Why does she die

>>386121725
This game is among my favourites, it had no combat, it wasn't a walking simulator, the scissorman had better scripts for his appearances and the game had a lot of different endings.

No modern horror game can even compete with this or the Playstation sequel.

>>386122556
Not really, considering Connelly controls like the main character of Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures-- unresponsive, flighty, with bad pathing. This is sort of the only way to fuck up something as basic as point and click as far as controls go.
inb4 some people defend it like "oh, she's scared, oh, it simulates how scared she is." Isn't the game supposed to be scaring me? The game doesn't need to simulate what it would be like to control someone who is panicked and afraid, the players' emotional state already impacts the game. (Fucking duh!)
Sanity meters are the stupidest bullshit ever. They're cheap crappy ways of mimicking those feelings of when a games has immersed you and has got you actually paranoid and fumbling the controls as you feel the pressure. You want to simulate teh fear? Make your horror actually work then.

This game was fucking great but it controls like shit.

>>386123217
3 did some cool things with the controls, but I hated the fights at the end of each monster with the arrows.

>>386122438
First game I thought of and that was it for me.

All I have left now are the memories

>>386123115
>Connelly controls like the main character of Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures

Not even close,Pacman in that game could refuse to do what you tell him to,that never happens in Clock Tower.

>>386122643
She's allergic to bird aids.

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>>386123298
>mfw fighting the final boss

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Human Entertainment made the best horror games

>>386123516
Ironically, the final boss was super easy because you could glitch him in some part of the scenery, where he doesn't go after you, and you can shoot him arrows from there, and crouch to dodge his attacks, but you were too close to him so you couldn't shoot him charged arrows, so it was kind of a grind.

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>>386121725
Remember when Jennifer was the most beautiful girl on the fucking planet and she was letting an old chain smoker fucking thurst his old man hood away against her absolute perfection and she probably used to rush her open mouth to his cumming cock and catch all his old man cock spurt on her spade shaped tounge whilst some stray ropes dripped down her perfect raven hair? Remember that?

>>386123962
Delete this right now

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>>386123962
How did he do it lads? She was perfect.

>>386123962
delete

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>>386124143
You can just see him moaning away as ahe catches it all on her giant young tits right. I bet she called him daddy and shit.

>>386123608
This is a cutscene, right? That might as well not count. The horror should be all hands-on. Control should only be taken away when an enemy has completely physically restricted the player character, not for dumb little cutscenes. I'd want a horror game with a minimal cinematic platformer-esq control scheme consisting of one control stick and one action button, allowing the player to have complete control over their character while operating with a very cripted camera. I think Silent Hill tried this and did it shittily. Resident Evil's tank controls are sorta unnatural, which fits for those games, but not my idea. Imagine how much more interesting that scene of the camera panning over to the hanging girl would be if the player could, at any point, slam the door and flee. If the player does this, the camera would speeds up to quickly pan over to the girl, then cut to a view of the hallway when the door is closed.

Horror games are meant to, I think, answer the question of, "What if YOU were in the horror movie?" and I think keeping the non-interaction to a bare minimum helps guide the experience to the right place. Every time a cutscene plays, that's not me.

The repo man can do whatever he wants you square.

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>>386124527
Aparently he could do just that sir, just that. I wonder what it must have felt like to bury the side of your face against her teenage dark hairy pussy?

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>>386124515
That's just a cutscene from the start of the episode,also you sound a bit autistic.

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>>386125001
God forbid I put some thought into my post.

>>386124786

I had a QT grilfriend with a dark haired pussy.

But it would grow like crazy and I felt like I was going to find Vietcong in that bush so I started getting her waxed.

feltgoodman

>>386125525
Im always pleasenlt suprised by a soft light triangle these days. When i was 22 i was in LOVE with a little prude 25 year old tomboy. All demim jackets and pixie crop. A goofy but pretty posh bong uni student. Finally got her kit off after some dates for the sex, and she was the first girl i had ever fucked with hair when i pulled off the panties. She was embarresed but, oh boy, i don't think my manhood had ever been harder and she dug them nails into my back and arched when i thrust in her. Good shit. Get the prudes anon, they don't fuck for a year at a time and get wet as fuck before you have even slipped your finger in. She left a damp puddle on my sheets when she got her as up off the bed.

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>>386125525
what does sex feel like

>>386125973
warm apple pie, e.t.c...

Can someone please tell me why clock tower is considered good?
>first on ps1
>can't put copper book in copper book case until scuff marks on floor are analyzed
>can't turn off water fountain until map showing hideout under fountain is found
>can't look in fireplace where map is until message tells you "look for a map"

>clock tower 2
>have to search for enemies so you can transform from nicest schoolgirl you'll ever meet to twisted fucking psychopath just to avoid bad endings

I can't imagine why people call haunting ground a spiritual successor to clock tower when haunting ground is actually fun to play.

>>386126101
The only good Clock Tower in my opinion is the original one

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>>386125973

>>386125973

>>386125927

I'm 30 and she was 21, met her in college and she only wanted to fuck me since I looked like her older brother who joined the Marines.

Incest in winfest.

>>386125973

It's very overrated and honestly not worth all the time/money/effort involved to find sluts; unless you're a quick leaner and become an Operator at slaying sloots.

The feeling of power and control while you choke a girl while thrust inside of her, pull her hair hard as fuck while your plow her doggystyle or having her call you Daddy and telling you how much she loves your cock in her mouth is the best part.

Don't ever make them cum more than once, never tell them everything about yourself, never ask them what they want tell them what to do, don't use all your party tricks during a single fuck session and always leave them wanting more.

i started playing this the other day
pretty good though the slow ass walking is minutely trying but it sorta does add to tension

>>386121725
Why did she die?

>>386127168
cause she a cracka

>>386127059
>dont even make them cum more than once
its like im really reading some pua blog from 2005

>>386127424

I meant to never make them cum MORE than once and that's only after they've earned it.

It gives them motivation to take care of you first so they'll get theirs.

What do you all think of the new trend of hide and seek style horror games popping up since Amnesia like the Outlasts, SOMA, Alien Iso, etc.

They've definitely oversaturated the current market because they're great click bait for YouTube Let's Plays where you can get views by autistically freaking out at jump scares. HOWEVER, I do think some of them have merit/are well designed. I genuinely believe Alien: Isolation is an example of how to do such games well and one of the best horror titles from recent years.

The slow build up of tension, not knowing which enemies to trust sometimes, general atmosphere and gameplay are all well done IMO.

>>386127661
thanks for the reminder, gramps

>>386121725
Does anyone remember a flash horror game similar to this except I think you controlled some Asian girl in a hospital and as you played you would need to hide from some ghost?

If it caught up with you, you'd see a ghost's face slowly rise from the bottom of your screen.

>>386128298
nvm found it
http://www.kongregate.com/games/lutgames/darkness-episode-2

>>386128015

I was about to call you a faggot when you listed Alien: Isolation until I read
>Alien: Isolation is an example of how to do such games well and one of the best horror titles from recent years.

I agree with you completely anon, it shits all over games like Amnesia and Outlast. The problem with these games is that they remove player agency too much, the single most important aspect of video games. I'd like to compare horror walking simulators and hide-n-seek games to Pac-Man, but it'd be an insult to Pac-Man.

Even Pac-Man offered more agency to the player than any of these LPer-bait horror games. Despite each play being extremely short, it gave you a tangible goal, alternate pathways, ghosts that chase and threaten you with your failure state, a way to avoid them, a limited precious means of actually fighting back, a way to get extra lives, and finally a metric by which you can measure your performance. These all come together in a way that the player can actually strategize.

It's a GAME. Amnesia and Outlast fail to provide a real incentive to play more than once. All they've got is the ghosts and little else. They're pretty, they're spooky, but they're SHIT GAMES.

Alien: Isolation has all the right horror ingredients, and many of the features that make it a good gamey game to play.

>>386127661


careful with this advice guys

>always fingered my girl during visits
>always didn't finish her off
>start to always fuck during my visits
>always quickly finish before she gets there
>she wants my d everyday at every hour
>sends me pictures and videos to encourage me to come over all the time
>even wants to masturbate during a video call
>always telling me sexy stuff over texts anx whatnot
>too fucking tired since i work in construction
>barely got time for vidya or even watching shit


send help

What about Crab Nicholson's extreme sleepover?

>>386128807
you mean like an unkillable psycho alien that you can only at most deflect off your ass?
also
>nightmare mode
> fucking alien will NOT fuck off
> always stomping around close by
> *STOMP*STOMP* "WERE DAT WITE WOMUN" *STOMP*STOMP* IMMA FIND DAT BOOTY" *STOMP*STOMP*

never been so scared in my life

>>386128906
hire some black dude to fuck her for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_yjP4ZHYlw

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>>386121725
Oh I remember well.

horror games were always a gimmick and when you figure out the gimmick the only thing that still scares you is the surprise

people kept trying to reinvigorate the genre and (ironically to no surprise) the most featured element of horror is the jumpscare, which is still scary to kids but not to older gamers who find it annoying.

>>386129030
>you mean like an unkillable psycho alien that you can only at most deflect off your ass?

But that's part of my point, you actually have the option to deflect him off your ass. You can also hide from him, often in places that you can use to traverse to other routes to continue your journey, like air vents. There are also other enemies you actually can kill by yourself, and you can even make clever use of the alien to deal with them for you.

It's multiple times more interesting than hiding only. It's gamey, the player has things to do. It's fun.

I never said it was perfect, but it beats the likes of Amnesia and Outlast. There's so much more that could have been done with Alien: Isolation, but it's hitting the right notes and going in the right direction. Same with Resident Evil 7. These are games that have more to them than just being haunted houses at the carnival.

>>386125001
>>386123608
what game, anon?

>>386125973
meh
it's the craving more than the sensation that drives us mad with desire

>>386125525
Asked my current gf to do something about her dark bush. She yelled at me and questioned how I could even ask such a thing if I really love her. It was fucking bizarre.

>>386125525
>>386129981
>not liking the bush
you gays

>>386130372
If it was a groomed triangle or something, I'd be fine with it. But this shit looks like she's got bin laden in a leg lock. It's just not appealing.

>>386122556

RE7 and Soma have great aesthetics and atmosphere.

>>386129981
To be fair that shows juat how confitioned porn has made you, you are confused by it, and she thinks you want her to be like a porn star "a slut" "a whore" if you will and your reaction to her hurt feelings is "yah so?"

Also, for all you "its more hygenic" clowns out there, it isn't. Consider small cuts to the skin are being made, fresh cuts and then you are both smooshing your sweat, skin and cum into that abbraised skin.

>rememburr horror games good??
>that webm

oh no no no no no


AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA

>>386130542
>here have a load of nasty shit in your face lmao
RE7 highlighted everything that's wrong with western horror.

>>386130595
Go take a shower, hippie

>>386130834
So you honestly have no clue that a girl can have a neat pubic triangle and be clean, and not smell? What hookers have you been fucking my man? I have had both and a cute amount of hair is ZERO issue, meanwhile plenty of full shavens can still have the pong. Stop being delusional or underage or both.

>>386130998
I guess you totally skipped this reply >>386130504

>>386121725

Some of the puzzles you did didn't really make sense in their end effect.

Reeasing the parrot for example.

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>>386131152
Ah must have ye. But would we agree that a cute triangle is acceptable? Like erika eleniak In the 80's-90's tier? google that

>>386125973
It's better psychologically than physically. A vagina isn't shit compared to your hand.

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Anyone play dreadout? For a cheap unity game I think it's pretty good.

>>386121725
The last part was so bad.

>>386130719

It's a Japanese game though, so it's japanese horror

>>386122590
Clock Tower on SNES was the best Clock Tower game

I really liked Haunting Grounds too

What kind of setting do you want to see a good horror game use?

Please can we just ditch hospitals and middle/high schools already?

>>386132101
For a cheap game it's decent, but it lacked a lot of tension for me. None of the enemies were that threatening, and the locations weren't fun to explore.

>>386133670
I've had an idea for a horror game that takes place during the Vietnam war. So the locations would be jungles, rice farms, and impoverished towns. Does that sound decent?

>>386131440
Yeah, we can agree

>>386133037
No, it's a japanese game aping recent trends in american horror. Even calling it "horror" is a stretch because the aesthetic is about literal feces.

>>386133670
Haunted Castles and mansions are the best, they can all be in one spot but also so varied, the amount of ass pull scenarios can also be thrown in; built over a burial ground, family murder, built over the gate to hell, some weird family ritual... you get the idea

>>386133670

Same with abandoned mansions, sanitariums and sewers. I feel like all horror games use these at some point.

Underutilized locations include:
>Libraries
>Old army bunkers
>Prisons
>Shrines
>Brothels

Those I've seen in a few horror games, but not to their full potential usually.

>>386133827

Sounds like it could be awesome actually, especially if camouflage and Viet cong style traps were part of the gameplay and could be used by the enemies as well.

>>386133670
a super market
you need to find out the mystery behind the suicide of the part time cashier and the missing sales deal

>>386134465

Unironically, a Farmer's Market is used to pretty good effect in BioShock.

What do you guys think of clock tower on ps1?

It feels like a slasher movie to me with a good soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV9qQu7WzRc&

>>386134963
It´s pretty good actually and with a good replay value. I loved CT snes and I found it´s sequel pretty good.

>>386123962

Harry Dean Stanton is alright. Don't be jelly.

>>386121725
Have you played the Outlast games? Outlast 2 is pretty fucking scary.

>>386129737

Fucking this. The clarity you get when you finally come after fucking can't be compared with jacking off, though.

>>386131440

Sure. Bald is better, though. Send her to get waxed, it's delicious smoothness.

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>>386135218
>don't be jelly

It could be anyone and is be jelly, teenage-mid 20's Jennifer is the most beautiful female of all time. It's like her genetic conception was made by a carefully selected commitee. Her aestetics and voice were out of this world. Great hair, thicc brows and big titties. You just know that bush was 10/10. Im mad that such perfection can occur when her parents clumsily swapped body fluids and despite all that infinite chaos of that people like her come out of it. Madness.

>>386135429

Please tell me you're joking, Outlast 2 is irredeemable trash. The setting wears out it's welcome by the second act (both school and town) and the game loses all tension when you realize that the best way to beat the game is by running through every area as fast as possible because of stupid one shot kill enemies. It gets to a point where it's tedious and boring instead of scary because you're forced to do some sections 2 or 3 times because of enemies that can instant kill you that you literally cannot see coming just because the developers wanted you to die.

>>386134328
>camouflage and Viet cong style traps
Yes, that was exactly my plan. I was planning on most of the enemies being civilians (story reasons), so camo would be reserved for special enemies, though.
I was also planning on making weapon jamming a concern, where wet and dirty places are more likely to cause jams than dry and clean areas. So if you want to fight the best option would be to run until you find a good location to shoot from. Could run the game if done incorrectly, though.

>>386122438
>original Resident Evil
I'm going to waste all my ammo on the first zombie and then he gets up again oh shit spoooookie

What good gameplay are you talking about? Having a gun but also having to run away from and avoid every enemy?

>>386136021
The modern videogame player ladies and gentlemen

>>386135939
Enemies are only ever one shot kills on higher difficulties, and the only ones that actually kill you in one shot are Marta, Laird, Val, and the, like, two executioners you ever see. So you're wrong there.
I would understand your bit about the setting wearing out its welcome in regard to the school, but you're only in the town for like a third of the game. Then you're in the forest and river and mines.
Maybe it just doesn't adhere to your kind of gameplay style, but I spent most of the time hiding and I had a ton of fun and it scared the shit out of me. Original Outlast was greay too, but O2 is something more.

>>386135939

Eh, it makes you play the game much more conservatively; especially if you're searching for all the notes/journals.

The school sections were quite creepy and the ending was really sad.

It's an 8/10 horror game.

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>>386125153
Thats not scary, thats fucking hilarious holy shit

>>386135737

You have true Patrician taste, senpai.

I never minded girls with bush but hers was 10/10. She's a Waifu-tier 'Girl Next Door'.

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>>386136490
That she be m8, that she be.

>>386124786
Connelly was absolutely perfect. Still looks great but when she was that age, god damn.

>>386136021

>Waste all ammo on first zombie

Fuck you have to be really terrible to ever run out of ammo in that game. Granted, there were times where I was down to only 1 clip, but even then the game usually provides just enough.

The horror from Resident Evil literally comes from the unknown. You never know what's waiting around the corner. It could be a simple zombie or a zombie animal. It could be a hunter or a boss fight. Because you have to constantly manage your resources you have to try to be ready for every situation, but the point is you can't possibly be ready for everything the game throws at you. Eventually you're going to be in a situation where you're woefully unprepared and have to just run but the nature of the game makes you never know where or when it will happen.

The same goes with some puzzles too since some can outright kill you.

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>>386136625
Hmmm. She was Japan's favorite darling all her teen years she was the face of Japan's Beauty industry and technics.
>moshi moshi, Jennifer Desu.

>>386121725
parrots != guacamayas

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>>386135737
>>386136834
That's the absolute truth. Young Connelly was literal perfection. Those green eyes, that look, that body, that everything, man.

>>386129654
Twilight Syndrome

>>386136351

>Marta, Laird, Val, and the, like, two executioners you ever see

You literally just posted 80% of the enemies in the game. The only other times you see different enemies are the cornfield chase, the start of the forest section and the part of the mines, so how am I wrong in stating most enemies are one-hit kills?

Also, my problem is that they make hiding useless for most of the game. There were times I hid in a barrel, away from anybody that could've seen, but enemies like Marta just magically know where you're hiding and come right at you. That, or, you hide somewhere and wait for an enemy to leave and then get blindsided by an enemy hiding behind a door that there was no way you could've seen and lose 30 minutes of gameplay because you spent time hiding when it's more efficient in almost EVERY scenario to just book it to the next check point. And that doesn't make it scary to me, just irritating and almost boring.

>>386136368
See the game gives you those great atmospheric world-building letters and journals to explore but then completely shits all over it with the one-shot kill enemies. It makes you not want to explore or take the time to flesh out the world because you'll inevitably lose hours of gameplay trying to find things but being killed by hidden one-shot kill enemies. And by the third time it happens, it takes away all tension and it just becomes a boring slog to try and get the collectibles.

Idk maybe I hurt my experience by playing on hard first, but I actually enjoyed the original Outlast. Outlast 2 is just shit to me.

>>386137896

I think you did ruin it by going all balls to the wall on your first play through.

I applaud your attempt but I play though normal to enjoy the story/plot and then go again on Hard to challenge myself.

It's hard to ninja your way though the game with one-shot enemies while still enjoying the narrative at a non-rage inducing pace, you know?

Play it again on normal, senpai; it's a lot darker and unsettling than the first one IMO. I also loved the first game too though.

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>>386121725
I think I do, it was 2015.

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Step aside losers.
Mike Dawson is here to save this thread.

>>386138965
Recently a guy made a mod for it so VR works. It was awesome before but fucking hell with VR it's god tier.

>>386133037
It's written by filthy gaijin.

>>386139337
im sorry mr. dawson, but youre gonna have to pay for that

>>386139342
Honestly I think VR is overkill. For me at least. For brave ones - green light. I've had enough nerve deterioration from 2 playthroughs.

>>386131440
> this was dat ho from under siege
ho fug i didnt even realize
wtf happen to her? she totally disappeared off the face of the earth or something

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>>386139617
Shut up anon. Also did you murder Rita?

>>386130595
>>386130998

To me it seems like you have no idea what you are talking about since there are products like hair removal/depilation creams or even laser removal methods (creams being the cheapest). So your argument about being clean is brain dead. Also from a medical standpoint you know shit about hygiene since hair in the location like armpits or pubis are prone to infections since they are not in the open so shut the fuck up.

>>386128906
She going to find dick on her own if you don't pay attention to that couchie

>>386135737
stop obsessing
it's like you covet his wife or something, which is a sin my good mang

>>386139751
ALWAYS

>>386134465
You need to find your mom before the cashier gets to you

>>386138376

See idk, because I played Alien: Isolation on hard first which is arguable way harder than Outlast 2 because the AI can learn your playstyle and I had a fucking blast even though I died often.

The difference is that A:I actually gives you ways of dealing with enemies besides just hiding or running and you don't lose time by trying to explore because the game rewards the extra effort with crafting items and ammo AS WELL AS journal entries for world-building. The game makes me WANT to explore the areas even if there is a threatening being stalking me. And with save points few and far in between instead of auto-saving at every checkpoint like Outlast 2, I'm tense and on point the entire time because I don't want to lose the items I've crafted or lose all my progress.

Outlast 2, dying is just par for the course because without a guide or previous playthrough there's just absolutely no way you can see some enemies coming or know how to deal with them. Literally, the first enemy encounter with Martha in the game is a prime example of this. Unless you know exactly where she is and how to deal with her, she'll kill you. I haven't seen a single play-through YouTube or otherwise where someone successfully avoided her on the first attempt.
Oh, but it doesn't really matter because dying just means you start from the last checkpoint anyway. Journal and diary entries are always in the same place so dying is more of a inconvenience at most. I was never scared of dying once I discovered that and it just sucks away any sort of dread or terror from the game for me despite better atmospheric moments.

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>>386134154
I always liked isolated moving locations, like trains or boats. You can argue how well the actual games turned out, but the atmosphere for RE:0 and RE:Revelations was amazing.

>>386139984

To be fair, you can't really compare the gameplay or both games since one gives you weapons to kill/deter enemies with and the other you have a camera/mic for compete avoidance.

Maybe you went in with the wrong mentality, you know?

Either way you already have your mind made up about Outlast 2 which is a bummer since IMO I like the darker tone than 1.

>>386122438
Resident evil was never scary

>>386139862
>which is a sin my good mang

I am born to it anon.

>>386132098
>>386129737
>>386135535
virgins? or you fucked dead body
that warm wet feeling when you stick your dick in is the best feeling on this planet. scond comes food and i love food

>>386139776
>Your pubis is your own business. But pubic hair was put there to protect your genitalia from friction and infection. It is more hygienic not to shave it (although depilation does make pubic lice homeless). In removing their pubic hair, most women will get cuts or ingrown hairs, and some will develop inflammation of the hair follicles or hyperpigmentation. If they are really unlucky – or are rubbish with a razor – there is a possibility of skin infections and perhaps an increased risk of catching herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases. This is because the delicate pubis is left with tiny cuts through which bacteria and viruses can penetrate. Removing all the hair leaves your pubis wounded and defenceless

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/jul/11/should-groom-pubic-hair-shaving-trimming

>Lovecraft
>Pirates?
>Cowboys!

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>>386141639
>Removing all the hair leaves your pubis wounded and defenceless
ALONE AND UNPROTECTED

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>>386141928
Kek

>>386141043

>gives you weapons to kill/deter enemies with and the other you have a camera/mic for compete avoidance

No, I call complete bullshit on this one. At first it seems like a cool addition to the mechanics from the first Outlast but it's honestly just another way to fuck you over as a player. Example:

>At part where you have to turn generator on to operate lift in town
>Slowly sneaking around, being very cautious and avoiding enemies and areas with light.
>See collectible in house, hop in to pick it up.
>Have camera night vision with mic on.
>Mic is flat when standing still and pointed at door to the room, absolutely no sound
>Open door, insta-killed by enemy hiding behind it.

Like, there was literally no POSSIBLE way to avoid that enemy unless you knew he was there. Even the in-game tools the game gives you to detect people are fucking useless. Let's not also forget the mic is useless against Laird because if he sees you he can kill you from across a fucking map with arrows. And the game is just riddled with that bullshit.

But fair point comparing Outlast 2 with A:I is unfair. Let's compare it to the first then. In Outlast 1 when enemies discovered you (even the big guy Chris) you had the chance to run away and successfully hide. When an enemy discovered you and it initiated the chase scene, the actual panic and terror from having to think on your feet to lose an enemy in an unfamiliar setting and find a hiding spot made for some great horror moments. You HAVE to use the tools and settings the game gives you to survive.

Compare that to Outlast 2's insta-kill enemy system where you get through the game by trial and error. You get through sections by knowing where enemies are and knowing the best route to take because you've already died several times to specific enemies. You don't use the tools the game gives you (like the mic) or the mechanics (like hiding) because they don't do shit. The second an enemy finds you, you're dead and start over.

>>386121725
wtf who thought it was a good idea to make the game end for freeing a fucking parrot???

>>386129321
this game was too damn good.

>>386142761
Well, that's only if you're foolish enough to stand there like an idiot doing nothing while the bird attacks. You can trap the bird in the duvet to get rid of it.

It's in your benefit to release it and then trap it in the duvet otherwise he'll rat you out to the antagonist if you try hide in there.

>>386123298
3 is a shit game but still very entertaining imo. very silly