LITTLE HOPE Good Ending 1080p 60FPS HD 

@@marvinvasquez9437 why even bother with it since they dont even exist lol

This is not good ending where is Danial?

Bless you for playing this enough times to get the ‘different’ endings.

@@marvinvasquez9437 none of them can actually survive, none of them are real.

@Daniel j Milburn I’m aware. We were seeing hallucinations from his mental illness due to trauma. They weren’t actually real. None of it was.

Agree

Yep, such a waste of 5 hours. The monsters weren’t even real. None of it. So frustrating.

@@suchita1983 I was questioning life after the game shit was that deep lol

@@extrawhine2719 That’s not a good way off seeing things

@@coreyware3431 It is what it is regardless. 5 hours of meaningless decisions and a bevy of abandoned subplots.

No dude this game was better than man of Medan and I liked the twist, wish I could have been a bit more paranormal but it was still a good game

Nah, i loved it especially this twist ending

I liked it but I wished it would be much longer with more choices and struggles.

"We're helping Andrew save his family one last time" LOL In his head, did not actually do anything.

Good ending, but depressing at the same time. Little Hope has other meanings aside from being a town. I’m sure many players of this game can relate in one way or another too.

Well...we know these characters as Anthony knew them best. He's the only one left who remembers them, so really it was never about us the players creating relationships with the characters, but us creating the relationship between them and Anthony. How bad or good those relationships were as he remembers them determines his decision to die or live on. Anthony was on the verge of suicide and we players have to save him through those memories: that's the end goal, just like in Man of Medan, and even in Until Dawn. We must save those who are alive, we can't save the dead.

How? They're fictional, but none the less how? They are just rolled into one person & presented to you in a different image. It should strengthen your affinity for those characters knowing they're gone. That's how you know a game is good, you said it yourself you formed an attachment.

@@Shadoefax760 Forming an attachment is definitely a sign of skillful storytelling, true, but what you do with that attachment matters as well. It's why the "it was all a dream" ending has basically been mocked out of existence in media. Because everyone hates it.

@@TheManofThings777 that's true, but that bond you had formed with them shouldn't be "meaningless" or "invalid" now ya know you cared what happened to them & sucked when truth arose. It's like Detroit become human, if you played it then you know there comes a point where you get jawrocked hard, I mean hard but it changed nothing for my love of a character and first time a game made me feel unconditional love for a character.

It's a total cop out that bad writers use to try to make the story "extra special". Extremely lame ending.

Everything is bad, this is just the best it can get really

bad ending= good ending, feels good when the crazy bus driver die

@@rivan346 kinda messed up ngl. But actually, I feel like the ending where everyone dies and Anthony attempts suicide, but Megan helps him, is the best considering he can leave the past behind him.

the good ending is that you were able to move on from the past. the bad ending is that you let the past consume you.

He crashed the bus. He is an unemployed wacko

I think it’s pretty decent compared to other games, seeking psychological redemption seems to hold a lesson to be learned

But if he gets arrested, he'll get the help he needs

The suicide ending is the best, should be the Canon one, solidifies the Mental Health message and fits the curators final speech best

@@TradingCardsAndMore - Not everyone with mental health issues get the right help from other people. Also, sometimes they have to work it out themselves to live onward from that point.

Yeah he makes it quite obvious

Yes. He even said he met this irish poet in paris. Exactly where he died

@@erikerdosi7118 Oscar Wilde, to be specific

You right and it's amazing

Wait, so it means the young bus driver was anthony and andrew?

@@bintangsatriou7976 that's right

I knew they were who they were. They looked the same. Daniel and Dennis looked the most different

Basically schizophrenia

her sister was abused by a christian pastor !

yup i think it was supposed to be a hint

Yo this was so sick and creative! A man going back to his town having a episode and creating this scenario was a Twist I never saw comming!

@@breakops5339 facts

I agree! I think some people just might have missed some tiny crucial details that put all the facts together and they turned out to dislike it. I, on the other hand, LOVED the plot twist in Little Hope more than in Man of Medan because in that game all these hallucinations were already obvious since the prologue. But in LH it was a slow-burn mystery. I love the message it displayed at the end.

I guessed the twist of Andrew being the only person that was actually real from the very beginning and it's still stupid the way it panned out. There's a way to tell a story about schizophrenia without having players waste 5 hours making meaningless decisions and getting invested in subplots you planned to abandon from the very beginning, it's called Until Dawn and it was literally made by the same developers. Stop excusing M Night Shyamalan style shit-tier twists that sacrifice the entire plot and the characters just so they can say they fooled the part of the audience that wasn't paying attention.

@@deaconblackfire2896 bruh it was literally hinting entire game what the twist was

I agree kinda. Story was great, feels a bit pointless but I don't think it was. I guess if they all survive and you go through certain bearings you get the best of the endings.

@@MALCONICAL yeah, that’s fair. The best ending is when everyone survives and you don’t get arrested.

Yea, good or bad, I think the ending to both suck. The story was far better than Man of Medan though.

Man of Medan was unironically 10x b4tter

Man of medan was better

I thought the guy in the bar was his sister's BF? And was still mad at Anthony blaming him for the fire when it was the girls dolls that did it because Anthony was so traumatized he never said what caused the fire or that it wss accidental...he lost his mind right after he ran into the burning house or before

But the ending is way more emotional than the first one. All the things happened after the bus crash, yes those were hallucinations but there are still supernatural stuff in this game, such as the the devil with the little girl in the epilogue that caused the fire. It was clearly not Anthony's fault.

no the main character has PTSD

yeah it was like man of medan except he breathed all the chemicals and he kept seeing hallucinations

@@Fanez17 in Man of Medan, you knew at the very beginning what it was, but in this game if you didnt pay attention, you would find the PTSD at the very end

@@Fanez17 I wouldn’t say it like that, this game had a really good plot twist unlike man of Medan because you already are shown in the beginning what’s happening

My thoughts exactly

Well its based around an army officer, I expect ptsd will come into play next game, like she lost a platoon or something. Itll be super boring if they pull that shit a third time.

@@CraigAndrews666 Man I hope not but you’re probably right. I wish they did something more modern too like a spacecraft from the future and you have to save the crew from aliens or something..that’d be cool. Like a more technological based game would be refreshing

@@darrrkangel I swear every time I hear "you have to save the crew from aliens..." it reminds me of Among Us because that's kind of what Among Us is about.

Looks like the next one will be, hopefully lolll

I love this comment. The fact that you actually gave a good explanation. I loved the story and characters. The endings were amazing. So what if it was never real? It's a good moral and overall really fun. 5 hours wasted is wrong. You got each character to the end, or not. You choose how Anthony accepts his fate. Arrested, death, etc. It doesn't matter. Just enjoy a great game. I am a really big fan of the game.

@@skyorlar1178 thank you!

Exactly. I did not hate the ending, it made me feel bad for the guy. He lost everything due to an accident, that he did not even cause. Then developed psychological problems, due to him being around there. The only way is to confront it and move on. Although the guy that told him never to come back seemed pretty mean to me, but I guess I would have to find out the intention of why he stated that.

That's just one of five (or six) endings to this video game.

@@darealconman There are seven endings. 1. Andrew finally forgives himself. 2. Andrew gets arrested. 3. Andrew can't get rid of his guilt and continues to blame himself. 4. Andrew becomes suicidal, but Megan still stands by his side. 5. Andrew commits suicide. 6. Andrew wants to commit suicide but finds out he lost all of his four bullets. 7. A mix of ending 2 and 3.

@@jackjarate38 i think i made the third one :( because i was playing with my friend and everyone died but he didn't

I mean in the house

Finally lol. Those people who keeps saying "oH no thEy puLled hAlluCinatiOn twIst agAin" isn't seeing the big picture.

Yeah, my brothers and I really liked this ending. 10x better than Man of Medan and it turned into an emotional story of a man trying to forgive himself and let go of his family he lost so many years ago.

@@skealla5372 Only there is no big picture. It's an incredibly cheap and lazy ending when you establish character development only for such characters to never exist. Just because you are frail minded and easy to please does not mean the rest of us are.

@@splendid4453 lol OK say that once your family dies in a fire accident and you're the only survivor smh. It's called a TWIST. Even if you say shit like it's "predictable", there is still a meaning behind this ending. This is why this genre is called "Psychological horror." It's meant to make the audience think about the morals of the story.

@@skealla5372 Has your family died in a fire? Then why are you acting like my opinion is invalid until mine does? That was a terrible argument. It being a twist does not suddenly make it not horrible as it is. You wouldve thought people would leave that whole "And then I woke up!" Ending to Disney Channel shows for easily amused children. Tell me to think about the morals in the story without being cheap about it.

Ya it probably wont be judging by the track record so far. But itd b funny af if for the 3rd one it actually was real monsters and the whole time everyone is like nah its fake too and we assume its hallucinations n stuff

There’s literally no issue with the games having semi-believable explanations to the supernatural, they’re just 2 different types of horror. But it’ll too predictable if they pull it a 3rd time.

if all 8 episodes of dark picture is just illiusion at the end...

Looks like the descent

I told myself I was going to be VERY angry if this pulled another MoM. I am grudgingly satisfied, though. But I still don't think I'll invest much in the next game. I was promised spooky ghost witches. I was given, then SNATCHED my spooky ghost witches.

Ok so they are hallucinating because because trauma plus book about salam witch trials equals what happens here

its very possible. the way I see it even if he was suffering from hallucinations, it must in some way work similar to dreams. the more information from the outside you consume the more "juice" you give your dreams to run on. the overall message isnt lost though. the witch trials were a vehicle for the bus driver to give himself some kind of closure for the past, even if on the outside it seems nonsensical.

Dude they hinted it so many times. The curators hints and at least half of the character dialogue is about Anthony/Andrew forgiving himself for something and it being an accident. Seriously a second playthrough is definitely warranted because of all the hints

They hinted it many times actually

I felt the same way. Him being apprehended by police is the good ending. He can explain what happened, they'll see that he's mentally ill, and he will get the proper help. Yay.

@@Anna-po1sb nah it ain't tho

@@MaskedMazter nah, it do

@@Anna-po1sb I don't mean to be rude but I disagree... Here in this ending we can see by keeping his personalities alive, he has fulfilled something he always wanted to do, which was try and save his family from dying in the house fire... Though he did not, for all his life he has been traumatized by it, blaming himself for everything, even when the evidence later shows he was innocent... So by accepting who he is and what he failed to do, he has conquered the very demons that haunted his life, as well as forgiving himself without the need of external help, there's a reason why this is called the Good Ending, I like to believe what I said is the reason :)

@@ierlereux9411 that comes down to whether your preference is for subjective or objective reality. I always prefer objective reality over someone's subjective hallucinations that make them feel better in the moment.

I dont think it needs to be explained with realism. Until Dawn was supernatural and I personally didn't leave that game with any questions. If the supernatural element makes sense in itself, I don't believe the player will leave the game confused. The whole psychological spin on the ending erases most of the game and it also erases the cool element that could have been them stuck in a loop of reincarnation or witch craft and demons.

Bullshit. It being supernatural would have left far fewer questions. Why did Vince only get angry later in the day, why did he offer a drink to the man that presumably burnt his girlfriend to a crisp, then only later get so enraged as to follow him around the rest of the day? If he is so angry at him, why didn't he throw out a single accusation or even something relating to the incident? How could he meet his girlfriend's supposed killer and not say a word that would break the illusion? Did the Little Hope Witch Trials even happen? And if so were any of the accused actually doppelgangers? If the Witch Trials never happened what was in the museum and on all the tour guides? What the hell has the protagonist been staring at this entire time? And what actually caused Megan to burn the house down? She clearly was instructed to do so, what's the explanation there if not something relating to witchcraft? Did the Carver family exist? Is the town a ghost town or not? Has the protagonist been walking around a town full of people without being confronted once? What bus company could continue to exist in a town with no gas station or people, the Ferriman bus company was shown to be from Little Hope. Did Tanya actually have that book on magick? And if the Witch Trials didn't happen why are there magick marks on so many different objects around town? If the police found enough evidence to immediately exonorate Anthony of causing the fire within such little time that it was reported alongside the initial report of the fire itself, why was this evidence kept secret? Why do Vince and presumably the rest of the town condemn him? They not only have the doll that spread the fire, they have the fact he ran back into the fire, the key on the outside of the locked door where Anne died, the locked door and broken window/ hanged body on the balcony where Tanya died and finally the rubble on James, the beer in his hand or his system and the removed stepladder from the attic that caused the unsafe jump. The cause of their deaths is so blatantly obvious, what mystery could there possibly be? And if this is a story about Anthony coming to terms with their deaths why doesn't letting them die to their demons result in the same "good" ending? Why are there no demons chasing him exactly? Etc etc there are so many abandoned plotlines and so much stuff we have been shown to later have not existed that each goddamn quicktime event yields a question of its own. The twist for a sake of having a twist has caused the story to no longer make any sense under a microscope

at least it wouldn't leave you with "why did I bother" lol. I see it as the biggest cop-out ever, not a twist. Like they didn't wanna put effort into explaining things. It's just a gigantic "lol jk"

@@deaconblackfire2896 You resumed exactly why the "twist" doesn't work, even if, and I say if, a mental illness could create a plotline this big and convuluted, then Andrew/Anthony should have been in all of the segments of the game however the group split at least twice and I should believe that Anthony was able to imagine what kind of shenanigans happended during those times as we play as Daniel ? Yeah, That's not how that kind of mental illness works. And like you said, how the game now explain the fact that Amy's portrait in the museum look exactly like Anne/Angela if there were no réincarnations involved ? Those three groups aren't even the only times they were reborn : there was a writter in Little Hope in the 1800's who died mysteriously nammed Tilly (like Tabitha/Tanya/Taylor) and in the bar were we meet Vince, there is a photo depicting WW2 soldiers on a train, a "Daniel" and an "Andrew" among them. I mean Until Dawn had cliches but that what made it work so who cares if the réincarnation and demonics past-selves sound cliche, at least it was thrilling. Man of Medan despite the fact that there was no real ghosts made it clear that the threat was still here, Olson still keeping the distributor cap and the gas being deadly if exposed to it too long.

​@@deaconblackfire2896the witch trails was him kindoff reliving the tragic past

Makasih ya mas

In most cases I agree, but in this it actually worked (for me at least) enough to get an emotional response. I legitimately almost cried at the end.

While I do agree that it is overused, this is one of the best uses of it I’ve ever seen, and it actually made me sad seeing how tortured Anthony was

Yeah it may be overused but this is a very good use of it imo

I agree with all the commenters. Psychological trauma worked here very well and I enjoyed it even though, it's an overused trope.

this game is underrated

facts, i was so shocked when i saw the ending. my mouth dropped.

Sorry to tell you but only andrew is real andrew is anthony the bus driver he was schizophrenic because of what happened in prologue he was the boy anthony we were playing as in prologue and because of what happened years ago with his family he saw his dead sister on the road and made the bus crash the fog was actually him somehow trying to stop him and tell him he cannot forgive himself every character represents someone from Anthony house Tonya-Taylor Denis-Daniel Dad-John Mom-Angela Anthony-Andrew

Oh and sorry but the curses and the priest also weren't real

Same

That is the secret ending. There is also a ‘bad’ ending

Tip be nice to the stranger and don’t shoot at him

@@jsmashrumble419 I shot at him and I got this ending

Such a good reference

her sister was abused by a christian pastor

I've only got an answer about the "Why is the bus company operating in Litte Hope?". The answer is, they aren't. I recall the officers saying that they're redirecting traffic THROUGH Litte Hope. Which is, I believe, abandoned or diminishing.

Vince probably didn’t know Anthony was imagining it all, so he yelled at him as if they both were on the same page (which they weren’t). Vince probably offered him the drink because he didn’t know who the driver was, until after

Vince only got angry because he knew it was anthony and that he went insane and he knows it was an accident idk about the witch trials tho but I think it was just all made up to make more sense to anthony and there was no mystery I think he was sent to a psychic ward not to prison becuase of his trauma and also there were no demons chasing him because his family getting killed by their demons is his demons

Damn dude Many questions but the one I will answer is that Vince did not realize that the driver was Anthony until after some time, apart from Vince he was a bit drunk so he did not realize that he was Anthony in the first meeting and offered him a drink

lol

ah ye old sunk cost fallacy at play again

It makes a lot of sense what do you mean. The story wasn’t supposed to have this huge climatic ending.

basically meaning if they make enough money for another game haha

The Curator is the Grim Reaper. With that phrase he means that even if you never play another Dark Pictures game in your life, you will still meet him when you die.

It's a premonition of the next game

Yeah I complained about that too, all attachment you had to the characters as well as their character development not only gets thrown in the garbage but now you're just left with this nauseating feeling. I wasted 3 hours on this.

Yea, I think so. Hope the upcoming title will be the TRUE.

Than*

I don’t understand what’s so bad about it being a more believable story? Granted I’d understand if they did 3x in a row (which I hope they don’t) but this ending shocked me and I liked the plot twist quite a lot. I will admit one flaw with this is that it ruins replayability since the next time you play you already know everything is fake

UrProbablyGay 135 Because when you get super invested in a story, in the mystery, and in the characters, just to have it all stuffed in the garbage and burned makes me feel like I was bullshitted. Not even once but TWO TIMES.

Yeah, I think the jumpscares were way better than man of medan, as there was actual buildup instead of just an abundance of jumpscares

Yep! Even Andrew didn’t technically exist. Anthony was all of the 5 main characters, they were parts of his personalities. Your choices only matter in determining the fate of Anthony (guy from the original house fire and the bus driver). None of the others mattered.

So let me get this straight? John: leadership, Taylor: emotions, Daniel: courage, Angela: intelligence, Andrew: his body combining Anthony into one person

@@Trip1eIsHim looking back at it now I think your right

@@retr009x9 I played the demo but watching vids, I was just inferring to it. But thanks for the support.

And if a character is killed then a personality of Anthony’s vanishes

You can! When she's being abducted by her demon, you need to make a heroic choice so she can fight her demon on her own.

@@ally9637 It didnt give me the option. It just had me pick between her and the guy of course I picked the guy. But I read you need a knife to actually defeat the thing which I didnt have at the time. I dont like Tanya but wanted to save everyone.

@@crimsonravengaming7491 Well, you can always consider replaying the game with the right choices. :)

Damn... Comments like this are indisputable evidence that people don't like psychological horrors. I suppose chopping heads and other limbs is more preferable. Now THAT is sad.

@@lyona_kes seriously, not all people should have the same taste at least not me. And that was a sad ending imagine all the things happened to u are all just imagination. Doesn't it sounds pity? Psychological games are all over the place even re8 is gonna use this element. Trust me nothing special and I feel tire of this. I think the next title might be better. The trailer really capture me at some point.

@@jamesadd4566 how is re8 psychological, we all know the zombies are real. And there are a lot less psychological horror games than games where there’s straight up monsters/killers.

@@DamnedPunk135 u should probably watch the interview video of re8 developer. They mentioned quite few times. That's why Re series is a mess.

@@jamesadd4566 my bad I didn’t know about that, excuse my ignorance

What thing

The demon thing in the background with the claws? Ya idk lol, i think that was real i guess?? Idk but everything else was in his head

Exactly , then the priest said “ I was the first to fall under your spell “ . I believe that the devil himself cursed the child. That’s why she locked her mom in the bathroom , kicked the ladder, etc. she was the evil one from the start. That’s also why they were trying to diagnose what was wrong with her and what not. Who knows she may have been the one who was reading the satanist books out of boredom because her parents fought 24/7

She was actually possessed because the local priest got children interested in occultism.

I can tell your just a kid so ima go easy on you this game may have used a pretty reoccurring trope but it made it 1000 times better the fact that Anthony was doing all this to cope with the fact he was the only one who lived and he had survivors guilt. The whole game was set up beautifully you just need to learn about good storytelling before you talk because this game was a masterpiece

@@wolfpacknight7930 Dunno who you are but your idea of a good story is obvious different to mine. Learn how differing opinions aka DIVERSITY works mate. Take your male superiority complex elsewhere instead of being a condescending douchebag online to a comment that was made 2 months ago.

@@wolfpacknight7930 LOL. A cheap ending is not good storytelling. It's lazy and displays lack of literacy and creativity to produce an actual end all to the story that isn't - "It was all a dream!"

@@splendid4453 proves you didn't even play the game it was so much deeper then it was just a dream the game actually showed a real topic and what it could do to someone i dont care if you dont like it because i know how good the game is

@@wolfpacknight7930 I literally did play the game and was disgusted that after becoming attached to characters, saving them from death multiple times, to be told hey, it was all an hallucination, they dont actually exist. I refuse to have the same opinion as you and be a sheep to prove I played the game.

The witch trials never actually happened. It was just in his head as well. That's why the characters resembled each other.

I guess he wanted some logical reasoning as to why Megan burnt the house down

he was delusional about her little sister being possesed during the events of prologue. I am pretty sure he managed to understand who caused the fire. There was a book in the game about raising a kid properly. The parents couldn't raise and care about her properly. She wasn't possesed but actually just a sad and ignored kid.

@@extrawhine2719 Their literary meaning is that they represent the demons that haunt him. He plays each of his dead family’s personalities in order to finally kill the demons which symbolically represents him finally putting down his past and moving on (him walking with the sun up, after a night of hardship

You can’t save him anyway. Daniel doesn’t exist.

@@extrawhine2719 he can't hurt you

Told you i will catch up with the original comment itself

The priest is the "devil" who stand beside the little girl Megan

How so?

@@derrickatwood4392 because the main character was just crazy and imagined everything. All of the story apart from the house fire at the very beginning just took place in Anthony’s head.

@@extrawhine2719 And...? What's wrong with that? Isn't that the point of horror? Mysteriousness?

@@extrawhine2719 You seem like the type of person to hate horror stories like Higurashi, then.

@@lyona_kes I just want a story that doesn’t make the last 5 hours of gameplay pointless. Edit: it’s mostly annoying because this whole game and series is built around the interactions you choose having an outcome on whether the characters live or die and which relationship grow or falter.... but none of that matters in this game because the 5 main characters at the end don’t even exist no matter which ending you receive.

Shooting at Vince gets you arrested at the end.

I didn’t even find the pistol haha idk what happened