One's looking at its own stretched-out ear, and seems worried. There are a couple of these half-buried in the White Desert. Some other faces in the game mix "silly" with "horror" like a weird cartoon.It's also the only thing in the entire game that wakes Madotsuki up that isn't caused by Madotsuki herself, which only makes it even more ominous. Even the way you get to FACE is creepy on its own: you stab a zipper-thing on the wall, and it bleeds. It's exactly what it sounds like: the screen goes black, then a bizarre, abstract creepy face fills the screen. Some events in Yume Nikki show up fullscreen.If you have any idea about hiragana - the floor is screaming. If you get caught in the Number World, the floor changes.There is a Toriningen in the Candle World that, if pissed off, will chase you at an extremely high speed the only way to outrun her is to have exploited a Good Bad Bug that allows you to move eight times as fast.It glows red, is That One Level due to how freaking hard it is to navigate, and it has several Toriningen of its own. You piss one off, they all get pissed off. And if you think just because you got away from one without waking up is going to keep you safe, think again. It doesn't help that most of them get this way after you knife them. The Toriningen-specifically, the ones with purple eyes that chase you around, can't be shaken off, and if they so much as touch you, they literally send you to Hell.Killing Masada takes this to a whole new level, not only because he had No Mouth and STILL SCREAMS, but because after you kill him, his piano is still playing. Now, in this game, when you kill things, they let out a high-pitched scream, no matter what they are. Masada himself is always at his piano if you leave him alone. You might get a glitch where, if you close the game after Uboa appears, the droning background sound will still be playing and cannot be stopped.It doesn't help that, not unlike a classic Eldritch Abomination, Uboa's name in the coding is written with a combination of characters that don't normally go together in the Japanese language: "ウボァ.".This can take anywhere from two or three tries to many minutes, to the point where he may appear when you least expect him, at which point he lets out a low-pitched scream that persists until you touch him, which takes you to this strange black-and-white area full of massive Eldritch Abominations, where you're trapped until you pinch yourself awake. To elaborate, you encounter him by going to Poniko's house and flick the light switch off, which has a 1 in 64 chance of causing Poniko to turn into him.
0 kommentar(er)
