The only reason this game reminded me of Demonophobia was with the sheer amount of deaths I racked up, I started wondering what was going through the little guy’s mind, he must be so broken by now.

Oh and I finally got the true ending. When you reach the 3rd level do not grab the Silver Key, go for the Gold Key first, the monster will retreat when you grab it and you can then take the long way back to grab the Silver Key, which you will then use on the Silver Door in the last level.

The true ending was still lame though, you just climb a big staircase to the exit, credits roll, The End. I was expecting at least some bright light to chase away the darkness followed by some fancy philosophical poetry about hope…but “nope”.

Anyway, this one was pretty boss, once I figured out the way to get the true ending.

I died so much this game started to remind me of another game about a girl trying to escape hell, naturally everything is trying to kill her, and she dies an uncountable number of times. When she finally makes it to the
exit, a demon congratulates her and gives her back every memory of every death she had suffered on her journey. This experience shatters her mind and she never makes it those final steps to freedom.