#Tormentum dark sorrow tomb series

Creepy Doll: The marionette in the spider room, along with the faces on the mining drill.They're also tormenting the Tree unless you give him the Storm Egg. Creepy Crows: One has a puzzle piece you need to progress.Cool Train: An aged, weathered out, creepy but cool looking biomechanical train like its engineer is good for only one last trip.Constructed World: Everything is just a construction to test your character's morality.It's just a set up to make it appear as such. Ultimately subverted: none of this is real and is a test of your morality. The remarks of those who live in Frozen Tears, all could lead you to believe that you're just the latest in a long line of suckers in some unknown task or scheme. The Chosen Many: Despite the above, By the time you get to Frozen Tears, people chat about you being 'another one' (though you were apparently the first one to be someone who escaped from the castle), and you find several swords around the statue, and listless bodies seated in chairs around it.And the knight's words are correct: the world is constructed and 'everything' refers to your soul. The dreams of the statue to give a goal and motivation as part of your test of character. Amnesia except for a prophetic dream of a statue of a woman with hands raised up to the sky that you feel an urge to find? The knight in the castle telling you that 'You may think nothing depends on you, but it is you and your actions alone on which everything depends.' Played With ultimately: the amnesia is so you don't realize you're dead. The Chosen One: You are given implications at first that you're this.Cats Are Mean: The talking, multi-eyed creature you meet doesn't look much like a cat, but it claims to be one nonetheless and takes a surprisingly cruel attitude toward its owner.Cardboard Prison: For a place that people supposedly never come back from, security in the castle is surprisingly lax because it's not really a prison, but a test of character.Giving it to the Bird, an egg thief, is evil because you can discover that fact before hand, while giving it to the Tree to protect him from the crows tormenting him is the good decision, as it's helping someone. Caper Rationalization: You have to steal the Lizard's Storm Egg regardless, but it only counts as an evil act if you give it to the wrong person.Body Horror: Given the Gigeresque nature of the character designs, it is unsurprising that horrific biomechanical creatures abound.

Killing creatures that are necessary for progressing through the game are also not counted as evil, as the player has no choice in the matter. Saving the Rat is a good act and killing him is an evil act, even though he and his family eat people, but the character has no way of knowing that is the case at the time. Black-and-White Morality: Played With: there is a secret tally of good and bad acts, but it's based more on actions the characters, and thus the player, couldn't have known will end badly at the time.Ascend To A Higher Planeof Existence: The player character's ultimate fate, for good or ill.

#Tormentum dark sorrow tomb series

Apocalyptic Log: The series of notes scattered throughout the mind that describe the conditions there as having grown more and more intolerable until the messages finally end on a Wham Line.

And I Must Scream: Those who cross the castle's leadership might find themselves permanently fused into the architecture while still alive.Affably Evil: The Rat is doing terrible things in the basement, but is always friendly toward the player and deals honestly with them.This work contains examples of the following Tropes: