Hey y'all, even though Darkwood has anti communist sentiments inspiring it, which I don't like, I can't help but love it. I always loved the game even though the first year I owned it I could only play it for like 15 minutes at a time because of how terrifying it is. However, the art, music, and general ambiance kept drawing me back like a distant voice in the woods calling your name, and I once I got on a roll, and just faced my fears, I couldn't put it down. That being said, what is the most evocative aspect of the game for y'all?
For me is the ending where you heroically sacrifice yourself to destroy the being by grabbing the flamethrower... It just strikes me as a very human moment, an example of how most heroes are forgotten and lost in the annals of time.
Habit_Queasy-9 karma
Hey y'all, even though Darkwood has anti communist sentiments inspiring it, which I don't like, I can't help but love it. I always loved the game even though the first year I owned it I could only play it for like 15 minutes at a time because of how terrifying it is. However, the art, music, and general ambiance kept drawing me back like a distant voice in the woods calling your name, and I once I got on a roll, and just faced my fears, I couldn't put it down. That being said, what is the most evocative aspect of the game for y'all?
For me is the ending where you heroically sacrifice yourself to destroy the being by grabbing the flamethrower... It just strikes me as a very human moment, an example of how most heroes are forgotten and lost in the annals of time.
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