Hope: The other Side of Adventure Good Ending 

bad ending: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tAMi_MApT9k.html dl: apkdownload (.) com/down_Hope-Other-side-of-adventure/com.MrRoboto.Hope.html alternate dl: drive.google.com/file/d/1cnVBN2U0YYDd2OV225g6zjjxlkRF9MfV/view EDIT: use bluestacks to run it if you can’t get it to work on an android device EDIT 2: there apparently exists the original spanish version of the game somewhere on the internet, would be very appreciative if someone was able to upload it EDIT 3: spanish gameplay ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Fd4IFyPBAgs.html EDIT 4: hope ost ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HSYutA3sqy8.html , the name of the princess is apparently alyssa

remember, the rediscovery of this app wouldn’t have been possible if it wasn’t for a garfield fan with crazy makeup

i kind of love the fakeout paywall. it's pretty funny and a clever idea to keep something hidden.

This ending is honestly more disturbing to me than the bad one. The way the happy up-beat music is kind of scuffed and off-putting, how they just spin around lifelessly, how the princess looks completely unharmed like if she didn't just go through endless abuse is just unsettling, to say the least, the lack of emotion just creeps me out

I kind of like the happy ending because its consistent with the games concept. The knight(and hypothetical player that would be seeing only him in most games) sees none of the horrors the princess goes through and theres only happy things in the ending because the game was won. It probably does need the player to see the other ending too though.

Sooo....Is somebody going to mention that the princess intended to......empty.... herself? That the Duke won't be able to use "what's between her legs"? Because that means she was willing to mutilate herself just to make sure she couldn't give him children

"He will not be able to use what is in between my legs." The abuse was already implied, I'm aware. But hearing it directly brought up in her voice; that's what made me tear up. The devs did a remarkable job, both endings are painful for different reasons

I don’t think this ending is a fantasy. I think it’s jarring and only shows a happy side to coincide with the fact that the knight never saw the princess’s story, and never had to know of what she went through. And after living through all that, she might not want to recount it to him or remember for herself. Like how often people will keep their trauma to themselves and not even talk about it with people they love for many reasons. Maybe it is a good ending for the knight, but much more complex than simply “good” for the princess. At the very least I want to be happy that she made it out in the end.

this is a well executed ending that i think is only disappointing if you look at it from the surface. the whole theme of the game is seeing the other, more realistic side of the story - depicted by the semi-realistic and unnerving 3d graphics you see in the princess' segments. meanwhile, the happy and glorious knight's adventure is depicted with this depthless, bright pixel art representing a joyous overworld. i have a feeling the developers set up the contrast between these two to be utilized at the "good ending" sure the princess was saved, but the discoveries and the trauma she experienced will not be healed for a long, long time. It's entirely possible she will go her entire life suffering at the hands of it, struggling to live with her experiences and yet just because the knight saved her, all of her intrusive thoughts, all of the abuse she's been subject to, all of the grotesque imagery and hateful feelings she's encountered - everything is supposed to melt away like in some game. the developers said it themselves, that this project was supposed to comment on how we never see the princess' side in a story like this. we take our place in the hero's shoes and often ignore what the situations presented here would realistically entail. when you achieve the good ending, the ending that satisfies the knight's/viewer's fantasy of everything going completely back to normal and fine once the princess is saved, everything effectively seeps back into that depthless, pixelated overworld, where everyone is fine, where you wind up ignoring all of the negatives the princess experienced like you would in a regular game. it's only a "good ending" because it satisfies the idea of what we often think is a good ending, the princess is saved and the knight is triumphant. god i could write a whole essay on why i love this ending, and why it's so. goddamn good. and has so much to say but i think this is what my feelings and thoughts boil down to. this game demonstrates how ignorant media and the viewers/players can be about the effects of trauma and abuse on the "other side of the story", the "princesses" or the "ones to be saved" and with the clever usage of art styles and contrast, executes their message quite well :) oh god this is so much

I love how the knight just immediately went to hug and comfort the princess. It’s really sweet

Hi guys!! Here’s the composer and voice over director writing!!. I just want to say that Ricardo Acosta and I feel totally overwhelmed about everything is happening with all this crazy and unexpected comeback of our game. Please, feel free to ask me anything about Hope!

the shift in mood is kind of jarring and unsatisfying but I supposed the thinking behind it was cause from the knight's point of view, everything was just this fun videogame adventure so once he enters the scene, it shifts back to that type of 2-dimensional lighthearted perspective and he never has any idea what the princess has gone through. The knight (and the hypothetical player controlling the knight) remains ignorant of the suffering of the victim and "the other side of adventure". really interesting stuff.

I love how the good ending feels fake in a way. Perhaps the good ending is her descend into madness as she spends her days daydreaming for the day she gets rescued? In any case love the song such a bop

This makes the reviews complaining about a paywall funnier in hindsight

also cool that the fighting that you hear from the other side of the door is like 8bit sound effects. You're trapped in the dreary tower but there's that glimpse into the knight's fun adventure game

After watching the full play through as well as the ‘bad ending’, I’m kinda floored. I wont say its a masterpiece or devoid of any criticism, but the concept is ridiculously interesting, and id love the developer/storyboarders/writers to write up a full expo into this. It’s dark, macabre, the monologues are beautiful and insightful. I particularly love the pokes at identity philosophy. Was she actually free at the end of the game? I see a few comments alluding to the idea that the bad ending is what happened regardless and this is the delusion she falls into. But i feel like this ending exists to illustrate the fact that the princess, of all of her intelligence, prose and poetry cease to exist in the presence of a ‘man’ or ‘lord’ or ‘duke’, ‘knight’, ‘guard’ etc etc.. in the other monologues we hear her almost beg to interact or even see another woman, hoping her make up would “at least be done by a woman”. There was also a really interesting comment on her coming to terms with a parallel of her own mother in the exact same situation. Is her dad just another duke? Is she the product of another princes tale? As if its only in isolation that her own identity and autonomy is able to breathe and combust itself into existence. Some weird realisation or coping mechanism. The idea that she is an individual until she is merely a plot device or someone else’s magical story. A mannequin of sorts. This is classed as ‘the good ending’, and while it is far more abrupt and safe than it’s counterpart, its also kinda devastating too. Almost like watching a second death. The second she’s rescued, she ceases to exist. Her only taste of autonomy being 5 days of existential torture, at the whim of every mans story and dialogue. Everyone gets a story, except the princess. Even the birds, cockroaches and the rats. Again, prolly digging way to deep, but its a poignant story and extremely relevant. But lmao, princess go brrr.

That was an emotional roller coaster. “I’m not marrying him…” “Maybe I could get used to my wounds…” “Break the doors of the wardrobe, knock over the bed, tear a brick from the wall…” *kicks door open* “Princess! I’m here to save you-“ “FUCK YEAH!” *happiness noises*

Just found this literally a minute after watching Izzzyzzz video! Thanks for uploading it!

“The duke will not be able to use what is inbetween my legs.” My god.

Alright where is the sequel app where we get to sit in for the Princess' MUCH NEEDED therapy sessions?

Knowing that bad ending I honestly don‘t care how cheesy this ending is, like, sure it feels maybe a bit badly paced but you know, I‘d gladly take this over her offing herself in that dark horrifying way. I‘d also like to add that as a person with a pain disorder, implying (looking at the few reviewers here) that Anisa didn‘t do enough or was to passive because she „could only cry or pace“ is pretty damn ignorant of those reviewers cause for many with chronic health issues this is their reality. And kidnapped people also can‘t always escape and sadly have to endure. And yes, some people end up ending their lives because they can‘t take it anymore. These are real experiences of real people, so to call this game mechanic flawed because it doesn‘t provide what you expect from the story and game is kinda messed up. Endurance is also a fight many of us have to do. And just like Anisa there is no way out for us sometimes other than waiting for it to get better or cry until it does. So really, Anisa being powerless isn‘t a flaw if the game. It‘s her side of adventure. It‘s enduring because it‘s all she could do in her side of the story. But that‘s still a fight. And it is a real one some people can relate to.

The voice actor is incredible. She conveys the emotions incredibly and has a beautiful voice that fits this tortured princess perfectly. Does anyone know who voices the princess?

I like to think that during the silly parts of this ending, we’re just flipping to the knights perspective. It feels weird as we are so into the princesses perspective, dark and depressing. We would expect a more deeper good ending but we are shot back to the knights perspective. The knight doesn’t know about how much the princess has struggled through her whole experience, all he knows is that he has saved her and that everything is good. This twist in the princess gets saved by knight trope is very cool, I never really got to think about the princesses perspective.

A lot of people are saying how the end either doesn't fit or hides the trauma that will inevitably lead everything to ruin by resurfacing... But I actually like it. I think it shows that trauma can be moved beyond, that you can be happy after suffering, that you still have a good life you can live regardless of what you go through along the way. I also don't think it's meant to trivialize the other side. Very clearly, the Knight kills hoards of enemies and travels all across the land for her, and she suffers her own hardships from within the tower. Neither of those struggles invalidates the other even if they're very different, and they can both come together in the end to appreciate what they have with one another. They can move beyond the struggles, beyond the battles and hardships and traumas, to find happiness going forward together, appreciating what each other went through for the other. It's really endearing.

holy crap, i found it an interesting idea that they faked a paywall for the good ending 🤯

A lot of people think this ending is a fake ending but honestly, it's just as dark. She will still never recover from this experience. I also wanted to note how when the knight saves her, it goes from the 3d models back to the goofy fun pixel art. I think that's to show a representation of her going from a dark situation to a better one where recovery will be possible. Even so, she would likely live her days with the knight on the run because he did technically commit mass murder and she is his accomplice.

I think that the copious (and pretty uncanny) happy nature of the ending was more of a representation of how the princess feels. While there realistically would be a lot of recovery needed over a long time, mental and physical, right now she feels as if nothing was ever wrong, if only for a second. At the very last hour, she's finally rescued, long after she had given up hope. She's not longer doomed to be r@p3d and wed by a man she doesn't love, and that is more than she had ever hoped for for a bit of time now. While no ending could ever be purely joyful after such a miserable few days of suffering, the princess is momentarily blinded by relief and joy. For the first time in days, she's seen someone who has purely good intentions. For the first time in days, she's felt some form of touch that wasn't meant to hurt her. I can't imagine how euphoric it would be to hug your dear friend after days and days of being physically (and I do imagine verbally and quite likely s3xually as well) abused by strange, foreign men. While it isn't truly a perfect ending, it IS a good ending, and that's more than she would've dared to hope for.

I don't think this is an ending she imagined. It'd be weird after the whole "you paid! so you really care!" message. What would that say about their message? That it didn't matter if you cared enough to pay because she's long gone? I think the tone shift is only caused because her grim side is meeting the up beat fun adventure the knight was having. And after hes on screen he takes over (like as if we were backstage with her and now that shes on stage the whole mood changes) and what we see is the happy ending of his game. At the end of games like these we never see the princess unhappy all we see is the triumphant end screen and that's it. What gets me it's that both in the bad and this ending the duke's portrait is intact. Why? Was the destruction imagined? But she had a full line about it. In the bad ending the wardrobe door is on the floor but not here. She's not dirty with blood in either ending despite her lines the night before.

I have a theory: Remember how the princess mentioned 'maybe her mother' was forced to marry, and went through similar things in a similar room/tower? Perhaps there was never a prince/knight. We NEVER saw him with his helmet off - not even in the good ending (or when he was 'drinking tea'). That makes me think he's a fragment of her imagination, which also was never 'fleshed out' or given much more detail (besides from being a super strong good guy who loved her and would save her no matter what. You know - the whole prince character seems to just be an abstract concept of all that would be nice/heroic in a partner, and not an actual person). Maybe, the princess was always arranged to be wed to the duke - by her own father. She mentioned there were gifts left for her in their basement when she was 'very little' - while she rode on her 'dad's old shoulders'. She didn't even mention the occasion for the presents (ie, birthday). If a royal is arranged to be married in the days of old - it's likely to have already been arranged by their parents when they were far too young to even understand the concept. This ending is just TOO positive, even the return to the happy 2d animation makes me feel like it's suggested to be fantasy (and the song reads like a satire of an overly positive love song - it's also very repetitive. Like...maybe something someone suffering in captivity for a long time would come up with). The knight could've always been a fantasy she'd made up to give herself some hope in life.

i gotta say, although I like the happy ending it's kind of disappointing because there's just happy music after the really depressing gameplay. And you got a point--- the princess doesn't speak. We don't even see the fight with the knight and the duke. What if this was one of her delusions? We don't know and frankly, I wish there was more to this ending because it's such a cool concept otherwise. Thank you for sharing this!!!!

Now this sells actually makes sense especially since it's a throwback too back to eighties and nineties platformers. We're not gonna see the princess's pain so it's gonna be kind of jarring because princes is Victorious and it is this cheesy eighties.

"Maybe they have opened the door of the tower while I sleep, to test that mice like me enjoy being locked up." Goddamn, love this line.

Oh thank you, i was so desperate to know the endings after watching izzzyzzz's video

I know lots of people are saying that this ending could be a delusion made by the princess, or how it’s a bad ending in various different ways, but this game is still called “Hope: the other side of adventure” wouldn’t that imply that hope *is* the other side of adventure? Even in the bad ending, we see her talking about hope, to ride on the black horse and be rescued, she puts emphasis on “his hand” reaching out to save her. In a morbid way, she saves herself in the bad ending. In the good ending you “spend” money in the hope that the princess can be saved, and if this ending is to be believed, she is. Maybe I just love good endings too much, and I just want her to be happy, but I feel like this really is a good ending, her hopes have been answered, she’s gone through her side of “adventure” and she’s free.

I might be too optimistic but I don’t think this is a bad ending. I don’t really think this is a delusion, though I can believe why people come to this conclusion. Well I think you can chalk the lifeless look of the princess to her 3D model and the animation. Or maybe it was intentional to show just how detached she became from all the trauma she experienced. Maybe the happy music not only represent the Knight’s or the players ignorance for her situation but her inner feelings as well. Maybe she’s extremely happy but she couldn’t convey that on the outside. After all many react to trauma differently. But that’s just a theory.

this is unnerving. like the part where they start spinning and the upbeat music is contrasting against her torn dress and bloody hands. well done!

its the stereotypical old school fighting sound effects for me honestly

There is a legend is that they’re still spinning till this day

Help I'm obsessed with this song 4:44 and this is the only video where I can listen to this masterpiece

Did we all come here from Izzzyzzz’s video?

"Don't worry. We won't charge you anything. This is a free game. We just wanted to know if you were brave anough, if you care enoght for the princess. With all our heart, thanks." Wow. That's quite bold, and yet so humane of them.

what a cool ending i love how it doesnt make you pay for it and the song at the end is realy cool too

this feels arguably more unsettling than the bad ending tbh

Imo i would prefer the 2D pixel art graphics way way more also props for that fake paywall, we need more people like them

love how it goes from dark to cheery almost christmas-esk music

2:45 "If I finally make a decision tonight, the Duke will never be able to use what is in between my legs ..." As a female as well this is one of my worst nightmares. I hate how some people could possibly see as a satisfactory toys. 2:57 "... I can still have everything prepared so that the Duke will never find anything inside me" I think the thing she has prepared is the rope to hang herself from the Bad Ending. Another things that fills me with sadness and anger is the high rate of suicide and abortions due to forced pregnancies. Tbh I think I would kms rather than being screwed by a disgusting shit head.

Maybe it's just the optimist in me, but I think this ending is pretty positive if you look at it in a certain light. Sure you could say, "hey its weird how the princess's pain isnt addressed at all", but I personally think of it as damn it, she's suffered so much she deserves just to have a sweet love song with her knight.

I love how even the good ending just feels like the princess became so desperate and ill she imagined this ending for herself. Even now the player is left with a sour taste in their mouth.

I love how it switches back to the knight's POV where everything is ok and she isn't scarred for life

I don’t understand why people are saying this ending is bad or “creepy” That is be negative and outlook on life. I imagine this was genuine heroism being displayed and how good will always overcome evil and cruelty no matter what. The knight made it and the princess stayed strong and vigilant throughout the whole ordeal. Both are heroes in the end and they can finally be together again. It’s a cute ending

This is so cool!! Much sweeter than I remember it. Thank you so much for finally getting this out there!

seeing her face scares me for some reason. this hits so deep with its desolation and hopelessness that i can feel it each time

So that line about 'not using what's between her legs' sounded more like he'd forced himself on her to make an heir and shes determined to not give him what he wants so she takes a tool from her wardrobe to help her out. The blood on her dress and hands really drive it home.

No matter how odd the ‘good’ ending is, I do this think that it was well made. Take the rest of the story, which is about highlighting what the princess goes through in your classic prince saves princess game. From the point of view of a player, who is experiencing this world as the knight, Anisa only exists when she’s onscreen. She’s a happy, beautiful princess, and most people playing these games won’t stop to think about the pain she’s going through. Instead, they’ve been taught to expect that same happy, beautiful princess when they save her from the tower. The other games and media out there have never really highlighted how being a victim of this kidnapping really is. Now onto Anisa. She’s taken from her home and locked in a tower, with no means of escape. Shes helpless, which is a common theme in these princess games. Throughout the days we learn that she is to be wed to the duke, and she’s also implied to have been abused (day 4 I believe, the duke not wanting to get her dress dirty as he’s then described to have beat her. Also, the black eye lol) and even possibly r*ped (implied pregnancy with the line of ‘make sure no life is left inbetween my legs’). Anisa is going through severely traumatic situations, to the point where she takes her own life instead of wanting to deal with the pain any longer. And she isn’t the first one either. She recalls her mother going through the same thing, and questions if she too had her ankles smashed and such. This torture of seemingly a trend in this story.. but you don’t see that from the Knights point of view. The endings are what makes this game a masterpiece. In the bad ending, in which she takes her own life, she recalls with almost happiness how she made the rope to hang herself. She wanted to make something with her own hands, and she did such with the rope. She even says how her wedding vail served her well. The bad ending is one where she’s given freedom from this torture and expresses such. She’s not happy to be dead per say, but she’s happy to be free. And then there’s the good ending, which is more unsettling to me. Outside her tower, she heard her knight and the duke fighting, accompanied by video game sound effects. It draws the player back to the fact that this indeed is a video game, and it’s almost lighthearted with the fun 8 bit sounds. It breaks the immersion of watching this girl descend into madness. And finally, once her knight does open the door to save her, not a single word is spoken on Anisas part. She goes back to simply being a character in a game. You can see her dress go back to normal and her black eye disappear as they spin around in the grass, because that’s what the player wants to see. When you go through a game to save a princess, you want a nice ending, not a traumatized princess. So she simply complies and goes back to just being a ‘prize’. The one thing that really stood out to me was the use of presents. They fill her room, presumably as a way to keep her happy. In a lot of abusive relationships, the abuser will often give the victim gifts to try and somewhat silence their pain and make them think ‘well they gave me a gift, they’re not as bad as I think’. Anis seas even gifts as a kid, which could be the game alluding to her being in this arrangement since she was a child, and she was too young to understand. The kidnappers treat her somewhat as a present too. They try and dress her up all nice so they can hand her off to the duke. The fear of having her ankles smashed goes along with the present thing, since no one wants their ‘gift’ to fight back. They want her to be easy and to comply. But the bad ending is where she doesn’t comply. She takes her own life to escape. The bad ending is where she’s a ‘bad gift’. In the good ending however, she does along with it. She’s silent and compliant and goes along with the knight. A pretty, silent princess is his reward for beating the game. She’s his gift, and in this ending, she’s a good one. Apologies for the ramble, I really do love this game. If something I said didn’t make sense, feel free to ask what I meant, or argue or agree with my points, I love seeing other points of view!!

the voice actor done a great job on playing as the princess just hearing her voice just made me heartbroken

“get lost your princess is in another castle” mareo

"Welcome to your doom!" ::Arcade sounds intensify::

No the knight lowkey hot tho- help

Maybe it's just me.. but this ending is extremely terrifying We spent the whole game in the princess' perspective, learning of the horrifying things she was put through while in captivity, watching her mental state slowly deteriorate as the days become night, but as soon as the knight saves her, it's like.. all of that disappears It's like we were never meant to know the story from her perspective, because at the end it would all be back to normal Her story never mattered, at the end of it all, the knight will come to save her and credits will roll, all the pain was for.. nothing And the bad ending just makes this more depressing For us, as players, when we choose to give up, we just get booted back to the main screen or start a new save file We never learn of what happens to the character we were supposed to save We're always blind to what the other side says, but when we do take it in, we find that things are darker and aren't as nice And when we get the ending, it feels.. empty, like we didn't save the right person, because the person died a few levels ago I already have an issue where I think characters in video games are actually alive and I'm affecting their lives, but this game made it twice as worse Now I can't look at any Mario game where Peach is kidnapped the same ever again! But it's a great game, I wonder if we'll ever get another like it one day There's a lot you can do with the concept, only time will tell

This game is so ominous, I’ve been watching Hope: The Other Side of Adventure content all week.

Aa you star! I've been sat messing with this apk for a while, trying it on old androids and that, no dice. Glad you beat me to it so I can give it a rest haha!

Thank you, again! I was so curious about the endings. It's kind of funny how many people commented about the pay to win. Just think about it: they'll never know they got trolled. I also like how it turned back to a pixel style, perhaps as a symbolism to Alyssa(the princess) finally being free from the castle, everything going "back to it's place".

Yeah, this is definitely creepier than the bad ending haha

this is a bit off topic from the story of the game, but does anyone know what this style of writing for the princess’s dialogue is called? i absolutely love listening to it, and even though i can barely comprehend what she is implying most of the time, i want to try to incorporate it into my own prose :0

OMG HAS ANYONE TOLD IZZY ABOUT THIS!?! I got so invested in the story thanks to her and was sad thinking we might never see the good ending since no one had recorded it and the game seemed to have disappeared. So glad you did this! Also who would have thought it was fake. That is so clever yet mean XD

My headcanon is that this is the princess' delusion during the bad ending, after she pulls a Sayori

This is perhaps one of the least satisfying endings in videogame history

One end this could be a delusion another and 2 I think it could be a commentary. So the knight is going to only experience this. Is my personal opinion it's a bit of a metacometary. So if the player gives up if we don't put in the extra mile. The princess dies she gives up and we get this very dark grim and arguably intimately realistic way she goes. If we don't give up on the night on the Prince. It becomes a game again and he does savor so it's which is the situation we as a player cannot give up on them. Otherwise they're both doomed.

When i seen the knight into this poor princesses room i felt a sort of happiness I know i dont understand the princesses problem much but being forced into things, and hurt, alone, and leaving it like a flying bird with the knight, it made me happy And thankful that i have not experienced an abuse worse than that Idk if this makes since

I... How did I get recommended this literally hours after seeing the game for the first time from Izzzyzzz (I think that was her name, can't fully remember) The fact that it seemed so lost to time but now it's out here is so amazing to me.

Years of searching, and it's right here, it's been here all along lmao

Grateful to have found out about this game via Izzzyzzz. It's not in the scope of this game's design, but I do want to point out that the knight's perspective is unknown to us. I can see a lot of posts from people saying this knight would be resentful of a princess who wasn't happy to be saved, and disregard her trauma. I feel like that is not represented in this ending, and that any "hero" character tasked with murdering their way through an entire kingdom to rescue an innocent person who is unable to defend themselves is still a good person by default, and would certainly have their own trauma to bear, even if it's through completely different circumstances. Their PTSD would be unique, not shared, but both characters would have it. Anyways, I hear male AND female vocals in the whiplash happy ending song showcased here.

I played this when I was 8. I never understood how dark this game is.

Yeah, she was rescued, but she won’t forget what happened to her.

Here from izzzyzzz

u did the lords work thank u for uploading!

I'm sad I didn't experience this when it was around, because the unsettling way it explores incredibly dark and taboo topics is something I really appreciate. I really enjoy stories that tell the perspective of the victim, instead of them just being a set piece for the hero's story. The bad ending still allows her some semblance of autonomy, to choose not to live the horror she's being forced to live, and the good ending shows you her resolve not to give up and not go quietly to her fate. It really is a fascinating exploration of the psyche of the victim, and how their treatment would actually effect them in a more realistic universe. It's extremely Brothers Grimm if they actually cared about the female character's experience.

Thanks for posting this!

Thank you so much for uploading this, I raced to find these endings after watching Izzzy's video on this

Thanks so much for this!!

Well dang guess someone recorded the good ending lol

I've been looking for this for ages, now it's suddenly in my recommended. FINALLY

thank you for uploading these videos and for sharing the apk

subbed you've saved my thirst for these scenes

Plot twist: This is what the princess fantasizes about before she hangs herself, thus explaining how unrealistic and fake it is.

The game was free, it just made you think it wasn't, I guess that's smart

I hope the prince can help her recover as much as she can afterward. If it really is a happy ever after, it's always possible

I really liked that ending song

the song is such a bop tbh

I wish instead of the happy-go-lucky music, there was just a feeling of relief from both of them showing in the music when the knight finally has the princess in his arms. It would definitely fit more better since we saw how terrible the princess was doing. idk it just creeps me out how there's almost little to no emotion whatsoever. just a weird input of mine. either way, this ending is definitely way much better than the bad ending with the princess.. commiting sewer slide.

This is so unsettling and it makes me want to cry.. the story.

Omg!! Thanks for uploading it! Kind of funny and smart to put it behind a fake paywall xdd P.d. love your whirl pic! 💖

How do you know they didn’t have a happy ending and she told him about everything she went though and he helped her recover and supported her

This song now is stuck in my head. With no context it's just the funniest shit i've ever heard. I definitely agree with the comments it helps the game's narrative and I find it disturbing the knight will just never know and you get this really unfitting uncomfortable happy music, BUT GOD DAMMIT IF YOU DIDN'T HAVE CONTEXT FOR THIS IT'S JUST THE STUPIDEST MOST UPBEAT SONG I CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD. IT'S JUST SO GAY?? IT'S TOO UPBEAT AND STUPID IT'S SO BAD BUT IT'S GOOD

i cant believe a game i played once finally gets recommended to me on yt

The good ending isn't exactly happy either considering how she's going to have to live with such trauma.

i like the idea that the goofy sound effects actually play irl when the knight does stuff

I watched Izzyzz video on this and now this is in my recommended lmao

I’ve seen both endings and yeah, it’s pretty bad (her situation and what she did in the bad ending) but I like to think; despite what happened to the princess. The knight will help them through it 😊 it makes me happy seeing her smiling while they spin

I love the song at 4:44