Temple of Doom: IN SPACE!! Comes complete with indecipherable hieroglyphics, barely lit rooms and corridors, death traps, and undead monsters chasing you. Bittersweet Ending: If you choose to kill Sister Pyrus and her mob, you manage to save William's life by feeding the cursed tree their blood, although this is at the likely cost of both of your sanities and the cursed tree still existing. One-Man Army: Brother Silence takes on an entire Pagan Cult and a few other adversaries to reclaim the relic. His badassery is most likely because he is descended from the bloodline of a Templar that slayed a Nephelim. Ten-Second Flashlight: Justified. Your only flashlight is a dinky and cheap keychain light, thankfully if the battery dies you can grab replacements from boxes either in your trailer or the psychic's room in the fun house.

Orphanage of Fear: Well, Daycare, but it still fits, as the game takes place in a daycare haunted by four children and a nanny who died in an electric fire.

Artistic License – History: William proposed to Thomas and was rejected before the story begins. Although never clarified, the manner by which William speaks about the rejection in the letter at the beginning of the game seems to imply that marriage between homosexuals was allowed in the 1800s. Augustus’s parents. The Gloops are moronic and indulgent of their son’s overeating. Mrs. Gloop is proud of her son’s appetite and thinks it better that he eat than be a nuisance. Mr. and Mrs. Salt

Imprinting: Dialogue with NPCs imply this is a common occurrence among all larvae, though towards humanity in general than a single person. At the end of the game, The Morrigan states that this may occur with the Divine Larva it had you collect, giving you great power in the days to come. Half-Human Hybrid: The monsters that come after you in the Other World seems to be a combination of human and the fly programs milling around the human world.Batman Gambit: The Master managed to make what was actually a resurrection spell look like a banishing spell, with none of the other wizards questioning it. Keeping Up Appearances: Collector's Edition". barnesandnoble.com. 7 October 2022. Archived from the original on 7 October 2022. Keeping Up AppearancesMy Way Or the Hyacinth Way". swapadvd.com. 7 October 2022. Archived from the original on 7 October 2022.

Funetik Aksent: Quite a few lines are spoken in approximation of lower class Southern American dialect. Drowning My Sorrows: Inspecting a pile of beer kegs has the protagonist comment that ever since he was born, his father has been drinking nonstop due to his wife dying at child birth. There's a poster for something called " Things" in the bunk room. This is befitting, due to the fact that the Launcher takes place in the Arctic. Badass Long Robe: As befitting a monk, Brother Silence wears brown monk's robes and it doesn't make him any less badass when he wears it while fending of an Pagan Cult. Creator Cameo: Torple Dook himself plays several characters, including Skip. He also does literally all the voices.

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Exploding Barrels: There are many of these scattered across the island. Blowing them up will be your primary means of offence. Psycho Knife Nut: Most of the Pagan enemies carry wavy flamberge-esque sacrificial knives. Even the Village Elder McGarth carries one. Mooks, but no Bosses: The Fruit is the one game in The Hunt collection that doesn't have any sort of boss fight; although one ending sees you fighting Sister Pyrus and the remaining uninfected villagers, they behave more or less like regular enemies. Made of Plasticine: While it could be because of the Protagonist's new Mind over Matter powers, pushing villagers to a nearby wall, fence and etc. has them explode into Ludicrous Gibs. Kids Are Cruel: The fellow children of the village are absolutely terrible, they constantly bully and belittle the protagonist. Actively stalking and barring them from trying an innocent little ritual to find their true love, even those that are unintentionally bullying him don't care.

In early 2008, Geoffrey Hughes reprised his role as Onslow once again for a clipshow of the series; this was for broadcast on American television and sees him teaching a credit course at the Open University having selected "successful relationships" as his subject matter. The programme was also released on Region 1 DVD. [13] [14] [15] Mind Your Manors [ edit ] Apocalyptic Log: You can find a few notes detailing what's been going on with previous residents before Thomas visits. The writers of these notes have already perished. The exception is William, sort of. Ambiguous Situation: It's unclear if Pom walked in on the Faithful and had to be silenced, or if they were waiting for her to use her as a sacrifice.Scare Chord: Every time the protagonist is "damaged" a chord plays and their vision takes a hit as well. Eye Scream: Your health is shown by your eyes; the redder they get shows how much health you have or how much damage you have taken.