Dredge- ALL Endings & ALL Secret Bosses 

Not only that the fact that you dont see what happen and just see town destroyed makes it more scary

The show 'From' has desensitized me lately from the sound of a creepy music box so it's not so bad :P

​@@deadreckoning425same

Same I jumped so hard

Reasons why I don't like going out in the ocean

goofy ahh comments

play subnautica

Shit happened to me in-game and had me made sure I never hit panic meter anymore lmao

Yes it is

Why does "hero" get an apostrophe shoved into it when plural? Why is it only that word? Why?

@@ghostsauce3463 Dog, I’m dumb, it ain’t that deep

i see a bit of a red particle thing coming out as he got consumed by the big fish thing in the first ending maybe he got teleported out of the big fishes mouth to safety

@@ratspy-yn9hn idk about that chief he seem very death to me lol

Of course. This is the most dangerous monster of all)

I know, at one point the Collector says something like the sea has turned against him, it would have been cool if after you have the confrontation (with him, and dissolve the illusion) or for some other reason within the story even the peaceful whales and dolphins become a threat and start attacking you. Maybe you could have had a chance of survival at the end but literally the entire ocean is out to get you? That would’ve been cool to.. sea (had to)!!

Amogus

"So long and thanks for all the fish"

They probably drive alien mothership or something

Good idea

aye

That would surely be the ending if the game is made by Americans lol

@@Thekidisalright If it were an american game, you would have a boss fight with harpoons and cannons against the leviathan.

I think that throwing the book away itself, along with the fact that he now has to live with the fact that his wife is DEAD dead, completely sapped away all his willpower. The leviathan might have even been merciful to take him away like that

im pretty sure everybody died to that serpent lmao

@@canadianbluepants9446 i haven't felt any threat at all in this game. I purposely killed myself after doing both endings just cause I wanted to see how the animation is

@@rakash4118 ok...

@@rakash4118ur sooooo cool tell me more about how cool u are

@@staryusinablender i m not cool just because the game is easy and doesn't implement actual threats

Yes, This is Scary too)

I believe that is C'thulu.

Well in the ending you got rid of the book which is the good part but being eaten alive by the leviathan was the part that was bad

Well it IS a Good Ending. Noone talks about a Happy Ending

Compared to the alternative, its a better ending.

It's good for Earth and humanity. It's just not good for you personally.

1 life gone 8 billion life's saved

Try Sunless Sea! Dredge is inspired by it

subnautica scarier than dredge?

@@LanaaAmor it's wayyy worse since you are in the dark water and get attacked by monsters😂

@@LanaaAmorsubnautica is way scarier and I hate to be one of these poeple but it’s because it’s first person I am just able to immerse myself in subnautica way more than dredge

but subnautica has been spoiled a lot, dredge is still new and uncharted @@No_phone

you should but it’s much better if you have no prior knowledge. i played the game because it was in my steam discovery queue and it was incredible

The Leviathan will show up no matter where you go, as it serves as the barrier of the world's edge. You can go to the southeast corner and if you wander too far out, he'll show up and chomp you.

I saw them near the Devils spine, well within the bounds but my sanity was low

I guess I assumed the different abnormal fish and creatures were there as manifestations of that dimension ‘leaking through’, probably because he is using the book’s power. But it’s interesting to think of him like appointing them to stop himself… why would he do that? Does he _know_ the spell won’t really work (my theory is his wife resurrecting- and possibly even dying at all- was all an illusion to make him perform that particular resurrection spell, which is for the god) or that it will work but come with dire consequences for humanity?

I always thought it was one of the monsters from the book, and swallowing the boat took you with it along with the fog and aberrations and other monsters back to wherever they cam from.

@@TheGreatCyberwolf The Leviathan doesn't always eat you. I noticed that I had the insanity meter totally maxed out and I went to the edge of the map, the Leviathan showed up and it started circling my boat and when that happened, I stopped the boat and the Leviathan did a lap or two and then disappeared and I could continue my sail to the edge of the map. However, when the warning came on the screen and I still kept going, then the Leviathan just came out of nowhere and ate me.

I also love that the leviathan is more of an incarnation of nature and of the physical order, trying to prevent the protagonist from subverting it and corrupting nature. It's not often that game devs put much thought in the consequences that come from trying to overthrow nature and reverse death. I guess it's nice that in the second ending he and his wife get reunited without breaking the world.

Also the fog clears up and order is restored to the isles after a century of the evil fog

It reminds me of Transistor ending.

The world is saved with the destruction of the book the fisher man got to be with his wife again not much a better end could happen

yes, there is such a creature, but it appeared later than the publication of the video

it's a pathetic loser, i love making fun of him as he tries chasing my max speed boat

Never before I have been genuinely Afraid while playing :D The nights were at the beginning so god damn scary, it was only at the very end where I learned that I wouldnt always _Seriously_ need to plan my trips so that I can get docked when the sun starts to go down =)

The mind fuckery serpents are the only ones that die. But technically you "defeat" ( but do not kill) every main boss other than the one-eyed serpent so that they are never a problem for you again. You repel the giant jellyfish/Stellar Basin Creature with the help of the scientist. You also defeat the Unseeing Mother by burning her young as a means of defending yourself, thus making her unable to hunt you. And as I mentioned the mind serpents get bombed to bits. You could always make the argument that just escaping/blasting it with Banish means you defeated it, but that is a bit of a stretch as it's not a permanent fix.

It’s a clickbait video anyway

This game has more secrets and questions than answers

Yes. Very beautiful and very dangerous monster

Hm, interesting. I did not know about it

I've had it chase me a couple times too. Not sure what triggers it to appear

Some monsters can be killed by completing additional tasks. Many monsters cannot be killed, but you can use the "Benish" ability. She make them harmless

@@goodgamech *"Banish" ability.

@@MrBrander yes, thanks for correcting

​@@goodgamech And how can bosses be killed? I completed all the tasks in the game (the entire errand board was filled), but I didn't find a way to counter them except by banishing them. Unless, of course, "kill" means "confine" like a Kraken in a starry pool with the help blue lantern.

@@retro2642 Many bosses cannot be killed, only expelled. You can kill Mind Suckers and "seal" the stellar basin creature. The rest of the monsters can only be driven away or run away

Very good analyising. That actually could be the real story behind the fisherman's wife. The wife actually could be the lighthouse keeper and his husband could have been actually engulfed by the dark magic when he wanted to get the haste for his boat. Then, as you said, the dark magic engulfed the fisherman and was blinded by it. The Leviathan noticed this and put the stop to this dangerous act. And actually let's go a few steps back. I think the Collector actually was the lightouse keeper's actual husband and he was engulfed by the dark magic and that's why the lighthouse keeper doesn't recognize the Fisherman as her husband but she recognizes the eery smoke coming from your ship when you use haste. And the wife (the lighthouse keeper) is so old because so many years have passed before the Eldritch God had this second go attempting to resurrect himself. And the Eldritch God brought the Collector back to life in the mirror so the sea and the world wouldn't notice him while he was still engulfed by the dark magic. The Collector was the first Eldritch God's first attempt to resurrect himself but the Leviathan noticed this and bashed the first ship almost in half with its fins on its back and killed the Collector onboard the ship. (This is the reason why there's a huge tear on the side of the ship.) But it could be that the Collector's wife survived and went to keep the lighthouse up and running. Now the Fisherman is the Eldritch God's second attempt at resurrecting himself and this time he's successful. And he kept feeding the lies to us, the players, about the Fisherman's wife and how we are going to resurrect the wife but instead the wife actually had never been died, or may have never even existed for the Fisherman. He might have never even had a wife. The Collector's wife was all this time alive and was keeping the lighthouse up and running but there was no wife for the Fisherman but the Eldritch God fabricated a lie about the Collector's wife being the Fisherman's wife and as the Leviathan bashed the Collectors ship almost in half and wife was thrown over the board but survived, the Eldritch God fabricated a story how the wife actually died and sunk to the bottom of the ocean at that spot. And then in the end, the Eldritch God still was sticking to the lies he had fed to us, the players, that we resurrected the Fisherman's wife but actually what we as players had done was, we resurrected the Eldritch God himself and he was just showing himself in the form of the Collector's wife and now that his body was above the water, he had all the power in the world to show his true form. I think this could have been further underlined by the fact that the wife's body vanishes at the same rate as the Eldritch God himself raises above the sea level. Very interesting storyline now that you analyze it and think about it.

@@MrBrander Yeah, there’s something there for sure. I figured she was pretending not to recognise him, like in the Notebook, for his own mental well-being (because they’ve all been through this so many times (the Collector says as much in the confrontation where you discover you are him), she knows how it plays out if she just tells him everything at once, he retreats back into the fear-bubble of spell-induced memory loss- just like that one stressful scene in the Notebook). In the messages in the bottles you find, the final ones have Julie frustrated because he won’t take her dredging with her, then he agrees to, then they find a casket with presumably the book in it, and she ‘sees the void in his eyes’, so he must have fallen into the thrall of the god. Then the next one says she knows he won’t return but wishes to know if he thinks of her. I think they all came back from that finding and he just… stopped coming home to see her/was completely enthralled by the magic, started using the book and only focusing on that, I doubt he would even talk to her or maybe only impersonally, like he wasn’t ‘himself’ anymore. So in her letter she says she gives up, and later notes vaguely imply maybe she went on some kind of quest to both ‘help’ _and_ ‘stop’ him. When you speak to the Old Mayor he says something like after the book was found something happened- based on what we learn of him from other people it seems like some people went mad and probably just swam into the sea (my theory is the aberrant fish used to be people)? But then he says they all washed up on the shore ages later ‘and him (the Collector) clutching that book’. It would be cool if we end up being right in the DLC or something!!

Eh I doubt the validity of the lighthouse keeper being the wife as it was heavily implied in the final note that she was both going insane and attempting to kill herself

@@finn596 I don’t think that invalidates anything we theorised. It seems to me those would both be very likely responses to the unfolding of events she’s experienced (if she _were_ Julie).

when the crows appear spam the foghorn they go away

@@pabs9002 thx didn't know that

I hope so too

you mean cthulhu?

@@StrangeLittleGarden to me it didn't really look like cthulhu, but it probebly was him

​@@MAR-gb2xi It looks like a more humanoid and decomposing version of him

@@MAR-gb2xi It doesn't have an official name. It's just a trend on the internet calling "Cthulu" to any monster that has a face with tentacles.

@@TheRicardobtc and is also fucking huge

I have seen that too! You're the first person who has also seen it that I've seen!!!

I was attacked by it where the big squid monster was, I thought it was just one of his minions

Yes. I completely agree )

The most insidious)

I mean, the general point of Eldritch/Lovecraftian horror is that you *can't* just mindlessly kill the things chasing you. Sometimes they're hallucinations, sometimes creatures beyond death, and other times they're just too difficult to kill. The fear is in the dread and anxiety of being chased by things you can't deal with, all the while dealing with NPCs that are just mildly unnerving to straight up normal. Making you question if the things you're seeing/being attacked by are even real.

​​@@CoolColton947ow, I don't know much about Lovecraftian Horror as a genre, but I totally agree that the inability to really do anything about these things only adds to the game's unique charm. If I just want to fight eldritch horrors, I've got *plenty* of actual action games to go through.

I kind of agree that the game's story does feel like it peters out a bit. That's cause the ending is kind of abrupt. It's basically a story that has no third act. You get all the stuff and bring it to the collector.... and then the game just ends. Not saying it isn't a good ending. There's really no turning point, climax, or revelation of any kind before the VERY end, so it just makes the pacing feel very flat. That said, given the obvious inspiration behind this game, I really don't think your suggestion of ending it with a giant sea battle would be very in keeping with the tone. I will say there definitely could have been more involving other characters like the lighthouse keeper, the mayor or the travelling merchant.

When you bring all 3 stone tablet pieces to the collector, he puts them on the table next to each other, brings the 4th one on the table as well from his old collection and they combine to one big stone tablet which acts as a key for the door at the Devil's Spine's lighthouse door. The Eldritch God put this lock on the original lighthouse door in order to prevents its usage and also at the same time had bashed the lighthouse itself to pieces so it couldn't be used. What you get when you open the door of the original lighthouse is a little bit of story telling how the lighthouse is in no condition to be used and there are no intact stairs to get up the lighthouse but you also get a reward for your efforts. At the bottom of those stairs you find ultra bright lamp (the brightest in the game) which most likely has fallen from the top of the lighthouse all the way down there and I think some trinkets to sell for the collector.

@@MrBrander thanks! So it doesn't affect the ending in any way? Oh well

​@@MrBranderthe light is named the flame of the sky

@@def6414Yeah, When I originally did the regular ending I was confused and kept playing to try find a good ending. I did the entire quest with the tablets and lighthouse because I thought I would turn that lighthouse back on, then go try do the regular ending but that lighthouse would drive away that cthulu-like monster. I did all that, just to find the mayor on my way back to the collector since I thought maybe by having the light in use it would drive away cthulu with that instead.

You're welcome👌

Subnautica, dredge and death in the water 2 are sponsors Thalassophobia )

Really ? I didn't notice it

Yes, it works with most monsters

I didn’t figure it out right away either)

Yes, the Ray was added after the release of this video. I found it in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cBGyawKkWKU.html

I'm glad I could show them to you)

This game never ceases to prove this truth

Yes, this is a good ending for this game)

Yes it is.

I didn't have a chance to meet this monster)

I agree, I think so too

@@goodgamech nice

When you are eaten, you have 2 options to get out)

You are absolutely right)

how many times have I lost rare fish this way)))

How long ago was that? Maybe this monster appeared in the updates

@@goodgamech I’d say 4-5 months ago? I thought it was the consequence of me using the skill that slaughtered nearby disturbed waters

@@hyliangamer1707 Hm. Maybe you are right

⁠@@goodgamechlooked it up, it’s apparently a thing? Monster Ray spawns in shallow water and apparently makes a hissing sound. It was added in v1.2.0

@@vincentgeiszler3749 yes, maybe that's him. I heard that they added something similar to a Ray, but the update was after the video was published. I didn't see this monster unfortunately)

Yes exactly)

Sí. Encontré este momento en este video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cBGyawKkWKU.html&lc=UgyCc-6cQwR-nFh2YhZ4AaABAg

To see most monsters you must have a high level of panic. Fish at night and don't sleep

what thing?

@@LanaaAmor the thing that eats you if you throw the book away-

*_Not exactly..._*

I thought maybe Dagon

Don't sleep for a few days. The eye will turn as red as possible and the shark will appear

there are rumors that a big dlc for dredge will be released in 2024

@@goodgamech I'll take it..hopefully we'll get another multiple endings

I'll follow the updates. If there is a lot of content, I will make a video on this topic@@favlilnap

@@goodgamech thats great!hope u'll get something soon 👍

I hope so too👌@@favlilnap

Yes , this is bad ending