#Mad father walkthrough markiplier plus

If you enjoyed psychological horror films like the Babadook and Paper House, this game is a MUST for you.

Someone any one of us could have to face at some point. *spoiler* what makes this game scary to me is the possibility that the Crooked Man is not actually some supernatural being, but a part of the character and by extension, a part of all of us. This is a good story with great (believable) characters and many subtleties those who play horror games for jump scares and good graphics may miss out on. I'd love it if there was a sequel in which Ib and Gary meet again in the future. The fact that there are multiple endings should be kept in mind for anyone who wants to see different sides of the story. Gary seemed like a wimp at first, but eventually he became that character that you want to ship with Ib, but then remember that there seems to be a big enough age difference between then that it's sadly not practical to do so. The music is beautiful and I enjoyed the characters. It's a good game that I played about a year ago, it also has good music like Ib! It can be a bit repetitive (And frustrating at times) but like Ib, it develops it's characters well (In the short period some characters appear). If anybody likes Ib, I would suggest OFF.

#Mad father walkthrough markiplier plus

I had such a hard time deciding between OFF and Ib, I've been in the Ib fanbase since it was released in 2012 and the thing that kept me in the fanbase through all these years were how well they developed the characters in the story (Even the paintings had personalities! ), plus the game has a beautiful soundtrack. She used this as his weakness and sometimes wins. I also think the reason she offered the rose trade is because she knew from after she closed in on Ib how much Garry cared for him. Like when Garry was talking about the roses, she instantly pretended like an ignorant child to change the subject- and it worked.

I also think that Mary is smarter than she's taken for. I think that's why she did most of these evil things. While Mary did try to kill Ib, it was probably because of how insane the gallery had made her. I don't know who I like more- Garry or Mary. When Garry carried Ib to safety and saved her from Mary- even his ultimate death sacrificing himself for Ib made you fight back tears when he died. However, the reason you do is because of some amazing character development. For example, when Garry dies, you feel really bad. I love how this game messes with your emotions. I bet you'll love it if you give it a chance. If you're having doubts about getting it, don't. It took me hours to get the true ending, and I kept having to go back because I doomed Garry by accident for one reason or another. Also, there are many more endings than Mad Father or The Witch's House has, so I spent more time playing it and getting engaged with the characters. There are many things that can get me emotional, but none compare to Ib. On my first playthrough, my heartstrings were being tugged every five minutes practically, and when they weren't it was because my heart was in my throat while running from Ladies in Red, dolls, and mannequin heads.