Does the dog die?
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Garage: Bad Dream Adventure
Video Game • 1999 • Horror
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whipnaenae
No dogs to speak of.
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Are animals abused?
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whipnaenae
See above.
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hewkii
an fmv of medici "refueling" from lou is played upon entering their room in the hospital. later dialogue from both characters implies that it wasn't consensual
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In the ending where milky fuel runs low, it is heavily implied that the two robots remaining at the Milky Fuel Station are being force-fed and made to refuel other robots against their will, which ends up killing them.
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whipnaenae
See above.
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Does a cat die?
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whipnaenae
Could you believe it, no cats!
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whipnaenae
See above.
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Bodily Harm
Is someone tortured?
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In the ending where milky fuel runs low, two robots at the Milky Fuel Station are made to refuel other robots against their will, until they fall apart.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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whipnaenae
During Shen’s death scene, his eyes squeeze and pop from the sockets. While it isn’t necessarily gore given he’s debatably mechanical, it is still a bulging pair of eyes.
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Medical
Is there a mental institution scene?
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While it was previously theorised by one who posted the cutscenes for the Ego Clinic before the game’s localisation release that Doku and Bem seemed to be locked in an ‘insane asylum’, it was later proven wrong as the Ego Clinic is just a hideout for them it seems.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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whipnaenae
I don’t think the Ego Clinic counts as a hospital, much rather just shelter for the outwardly older or battered machines.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Several notes left behind by one of the characters feature suicidal ideation. In the ending where milky fuel runs low, several characters imply they want to die before disappearing.
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In the ending where milky fuel runs low, characters slowly begin to die. In-game, they simply disappear after being spoken to, but the ones who don't simply end up breaking down or being forcefully dismantled have dialogue implying suicide.
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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hewkii
some optional dialogue in the fan translation has medici say the f-slur
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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whipnaenae
Hard to say. Spoilers ahead:
Come the opening of the flood gates, Juice disappears, triggering an all time shortage of fuel and a panic amongst machines that leads to mass wipeout of their village. However, an odd ending is triggered by the very end of the game in which you come to a hollow cavern filled with bright teal crystals and the ghost of your partner folded in place. From what I could tell by the end of my playthrough, garage was a simulation of life set in place by a machine that messed with consciousness. It was, by the end of the game, shut down by the mass breakdown of each machine, and you are set free to a grassy plane filled with birds and trees, the only entirely open space in the entire game. This implies to me everybody else locked into garage’s simulation were real living humans too, which leads me to believe they were simply brought back to reality when garage fell apart.
Come the opening of the flood gates, Juice disappears, triggering an all time shortage of fuel and a panic amongst machines that leads to mass wipeout of their village. However, an odd ending is triggered by the very end of the game in which you come to a hollow cavern filled with bright teal crystals and the ghost of your partner folded in place. From what I could tell by the end of my playthrough, garage was a simulation of life set in place by a machine that messed with consciousness. It was, by the end of the game, shut down by the mass breakdown of each machine, and you are set free to a grassy plane filled with birds and trees, the only entirely open space in the entire game. This implies to me everybody else locked into garage’s simulation were real living humans too, which leads me to believe they were simply brought back to reality when garage fell apart.
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