I keep having dreams where I'm graduating high-school again, I've gotta so sick of it that I try to get out of the school as soon as I realise what's going on.
Still sooner than the updated TAS that's being worked on-- and off. Maybe by the 25th anniversary (no, I actually want to get it done well before then, lol).
It unfortunately does not, this is due to the hooking of Hourglass. Eventually an updated TAS will get completed and take its place with working audio.
Yume Nikki underlines and overlines just how much of an influence the Mother series was on gaming as a whole, and in turn how much Yume Nikki influenced games like Undertale. ...The conclusion was a little harrowing, probably should have given a heads up for that.
there's debate. some say yes, some say no. for example, see the jellyfish creatures at the end? since those only exist in her dream, some people say she only died in her dream. they also note the lack of a dead body. which there should be, if it were a death "in real life". (i wrote this before but accidentally deleted it.)
@@SpyroTheEternalNight Yeah, that theories that she could be stuck in her dreams for some reason and we're not see the reality at all for entire length of the game, so that ending is actually a good one, so she escaped from that dream trap.
For those that don't want to see the disturbing content: end the video at about 9:54 (the moment where Madotsuki pinches herself to wake up.) Dropping all the effect eggs in the Nexus is the last input-heavy sequence, so the few seconds after it is just slow walking until Madotsuki can interact with the stepladder on the balcony. You won't miss much by stopping there for your own sake.
@@OctaHeart fwiw I did update the description-- to mention the author's commentary (which was missing for 7 years). Later I scrolled down these comments and went "Oh. I knew that I forgot something" then I amended it.
@@aquabat7777 I'm a gal and if you guys only like "horror" and f-ed up themes like those, there is a real issue right here. That's all you care about? Blood and jumpscares and characters off-ing themselves?
@@NetskaytYume Nikki is in itself a game about depression and its effects. The horror of the setting and the downer ending contribute to the game’s themes.
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