What Remains Of Edith Finch - Full Game Walkthrough Gameplay & Ending (No Commentary Longplay)
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2017
- What Remains Of Edith Finch - Full Game Walkthrough Playthrough Gameplay Part 1 and Ending (No Commentary Longplay Let's Play) (Steam Indie Adventure PC Game 2017)
This full game complete walkthrough includes all cutscenes game movie cinematics, main story line, secrets and easter eggs, all levels and chapters, all puzzle solutions, all story characters and ending of the game.
What Remains of Edith Finch is a collection of strange tales about a family in Washington state. As Edith, you’ll explore the colossal Finch house, searching for stories as she explores her family history and tries to figure out why she's the last one in her family left alive.
Created by Giant Sparrow, the team behind the first-person painting game The Unfinished Swan.
What Remains of Edith Finch on Steam - store.steampowered.com/app/501...
Gaming system:
Video card - Asus nvidia GeForce GTX 760 DC2OC 2GB GDDR5
CPU - Intel Core i5 4670 - 3.4 GHz (3.8 GHz boost)
RAM - 8GB DDR3
Operating system: Windows 7 Utimate 64 bit
Video is recorded with nvidia Shadowplay software.
Video settings used in game: 1920x1080 1080p, Ultra Settings - Ігри
I don’t think there ever was a “curse”, just a long line of recklessness and negligence.
That right there IS their curse, since they KEPT IT UP
And that negligence was encouraged and explained away by the “curse,” thereby making it real. It’s like a weird circle.
Edie is the curse for saying that there is a curse for fame
I always thought it was mental illness.
And possible mental illness.
A game where no one wins. It just tells a story. And the player gets so involved. You know what’s happening, it’s how it happens that hits you.
...and i hit me like a wall of bricks. all of ot
I was thinking also mental health issues as well
wkibidi toulet
The shark being out of the water is actually Molly not being able to breathe, due to choking on her own vomit, you can tell because in the earlier scene she almost chokes on the "rabbit."
I must be crazy because all I'm thinking is how much I would love a house that looked like that.
You're definitely not crazy my friend. I have fell in LOVE with this house since playing this game. I'm dying to know if there are any like it in real life. If anyone knows of any please let me know and lets discuss some. The characters, memories and stories are incredible in this game but the house is just wow! It's the stuff dream are made of! Like a childs imagination come true. It's like going back to childhood when you still believed in magic and hope and that any thing was possible! This house is just so magical and special and the game is an absolute masterpiece (just wished it would never end though!). All those secret passageways and hidden rooms too omg it's just incredibly well done! All of it!
+LisaSimpson2 I also loved this house! It was probably my favorite thing about this game. The secret passages, Sam and Calvin's room, the door blocking the 3rd floor, and everything above the 2nd floor were soooooooooo cool! It even seems like the basement went down as far as the house went up.
You're damn right but when i get upper into the rooms above the roof first my thought was: How they brought this all stuff up there like heavy fridge and beds and how all that not collapse?
Dark Knight my professor once snuck an cow into the third floor of a small art building in my university. We learned it's easy to bring up, hard to bring down. Had to bring over a crane to get it through the window so it could go back home.
No way it’s amazing. But holy shit what a pain in the ass to walk all that to get to the front door.
Here’s some help to understand the deaths a bit:
SPOILER ALERT
Odin: Died from ocean
Molly: She ate berries from the holly and a tube of toothpaste. That itself caused her hallucinations and death.
Calvin: he wanted to escape his current life, so he thought he could go into outer space and leave by flying off the swing set. We both know what happened then.
Barbara: She spent too much time practicing on her scream, she didn’t pay attention to the radio which talked about thugs and gang members on the loose. They broke into her home and killed her.
Walter: After Barbara (his sister) died, he hid for 30 years under the house and left after he got tired of waiting. He walked along the train tracks that led to his house and a train hit him.
Sam: He grew up after Calvin died and had Dawn (Edith’s mother). While she was young, they went hiking(or something) and killed a deer. Or at least he thought he did, because when he went to take a photo, the deer knocked him off the cliff.
Gregory: Kay left the water running and the plug in. He drowned in the bathtub. (He is Sam’s son).
Gus: He didn’t listen and stayed while the tornado/hurricane/whatever it was, was happening. All those items hit him and killed him.
Milton: His overactive imagination caused him to disappear from the house and never come back. We don’t know what happened to him.
Lewis: HIS overactive imagination caused HIM to bow down thinking he was being crowned, but the blade that cuts fish’s heads ended up cutting HIS head.
Edie: We don’t know what happened to Edie. But I think she died from old age.
Dawn: We don’t know what happened to Dawn. But I think she died from a disease, Cancer, Seizures, etc.
Edith: She died while giving birth to her son, You.
this was so helpful thanks
Bless, tho I think Edie died from mixing alcohol and her meds. In the table scene near the end Dawn mentioned how Edie couldn’t have alcohol due to her meds being specific. I think when Dawn said they were leaving the next day, Edie decided to off herself instead of going.
I wish I could say I figured this out myself, but I saw a comment higher up that mentioned it.
Milton survived. He has his own game called The Unfinished Swan where we find out he had a son.
who's kay again? what happened to her?
@@minnieisalilsilly Kay is Sam's wife and the mother of Dawn, Gus and Gregory. She divorced Sam, possibly before Gregory drowned. Sam remarried, and at his second wedding, Gus felt neglected and remained outside during a storm, which led to his death.
I was really confused why Walter's main thing was trains. It's uncharacteristically dark for him to be memorialized like that. He obviously didn't know much about them, since he thought the shaking of the train was a monster trying to get in. But, then I thought, Edie.
She knew she couldn't stop Walter's imagination. She knew she couldn't force him to face his fears, since that could just drive him further away. So she tried to teach him.
In whatever ways she could, she tried to show him how it wasn't something to be afraid of. She tried to make him understand that it was just a train. Notice the train toys by his bed. But it wasn't enough to save him.
He also liked trains as a child. It was a mix of foreshadowing in that sense and the fact that he died getting struck by a train was a textbook example of dramatic irony. Much like everyone’s death.
Wait maybe i get it wrong but wasnt walter hiding under the bed screaming for help to barbara?? he just hear everything that happen that night when she was killed i came to the conclusion that my guy just recluded fro 30 years alone due to some trauma from what he heard and even could saw on that accident, remember in the comic narrating babara story never was clear the reason of her death.
I FUCKIN CRIED WHEN YOU TURNED INTO THE SHARK AND STARTED FLOPPING LOLOLOL
Yeah, the shark part is funny for such a serious game.
Well, the shark part was a creative metaphor for Molly choking/poisoning herself from eating all those unsafe stuff. But nothing wrong with laughing about it.
Damn, I’m sitting here crying over Gregory’s death. Not just because he is a baby, but mostly because of Sam’s letter. He regretted so much about his son, and tried to cheer up his ex wife, saying that it’s not her fault. It hit me very hard, ohhhh.
Walter’s one is so great to. He tried to escape the curse, living most of his life with the same schedule. But in the end he accepted it. Not just like most of his family: they’ve died mostly accidentally. He walked outside and was fully ready for his death, he was not trying to run away again. I’m pretty sure he was smiling when the train was going to him.
Lewis’s story is so touching. He would become the better man in his fantasies, rather than try to change his pitiful, boring life. I really relate to this one, I escape my problems wandering in a fictional world too.
And Edith and Edie, thank you for this wonderful and tragical story about your family. I wish I could see you again. I cried a lot.
Not a curse
Vsco demon yes it’s not a curse
Yo sam is a Saint for trying to tell her it isn't her fault. You're not supposed to have less than one hand on a baby in a tub, and they shouldn't be unattended until at least 6 years old
@@dorothyh4119this was the comment I was looking for lol agreed, you never ever leave a baby by itself in the tub, even to answer the phone 😮 It was totally her fault and Sam even blaming himself for calling was sad
for some reason, Gregory’s death in particular hits me really hard. same with walter’s.
Well gregory is a baby. Thats likely the reason lol
As a parent of a one year old, I bawled at Gregory’s death. My daughter was asleep when I played it but I wanted to hold her so tight
Darn, I wanted to hear great-grandma Edie's story that she had written for Edith. Wish there was a secret ending or something to at least answer some of my lingering questions.
StevieHasApie1 unfinished swan?
His
There's a theory called The Real Villain of What Remains of Edith Finch that explains why the devs left it like that perfectly.
I wonder if there really is a secret endind with the grandma....?
I really appreciate this person's play style, taking time and making sure they didn't miss anything. I saw another video where they missed a lot of stuff, but when this player unlocked the door before going into Barbara's room I could tell they know what they're doing.
lewis hit really close to home.
wishing to live in a fantasy world. i can definitely relate to that.
That shark part was pretty awkward 😂
Nerdtopia Baby yeah it was like up and down, up and down
@@breadl0 I feel sad for Molly's death tho she was young as well as George
XD
It was stuck for a while
@@brucelegleg843 i think poisoning
Even though he was born five years after Molly died, Walter's room's walls were painted in an undersea motif, with a shark in the corner swimming towards Molly's room, representative of how Molly recorded herself from her dream, and always visible from the foot of Walter's bed. The book "Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", hiding the lever to get into Molly's room, is known to feature a giant squid, or kraken, which is, again, reminiscent of the tentacle shown in Molly's dream which showed her in a monster's form, only the tentacle visible, suggesting she imagined her monster form was that of a giant squid. And, under where the head of Walter's bed had been, on the carpet beneath, was added a long, blue, creepy tentacle, with branches snaking off of it, both suggestive of the monster under Molly's bed, waiting for her to fall asleep to eat her, now being under his own, as well as of the Finch family tree, a wall painting behind the side of his bed showing the old, sunken house, and behind the head, near the floor, a wall painting of a sunken wooden board reading "Finches", with finches painted atop it, showing what the fate of the Finches would be with the "Curse" . Walter was surrounded by the last horrific vision Molly had, and the vision of the "Finch Curse", his entire life, even if only subconsciously in his mind, and when he had to hide under his bed, he had to lay right on top of the monster's tentacle the entire time, between the dead, sunken house, and the sunken family name, and if he looked up from the foot of the bed, his eyes would rest on the mouth of the shark.
Played the game and it hit me in the feels real hard, especially Lewis' story.
Now i want some great secret passages in my house so bad.
Been wanting this ever since I watched Dark Shadows for the first time 😭
No wonder this family is cursed, they give out apples on Halloween
Kieran Huskins An apple a day doesn't keep the ghosties away and agonizing family memories.
hahaha yep
Thank God no stupid commentary....just immersive playthrough...
Chakdegirl i know. I hate that. Love people that make it like this. It’s even edited. 😍
And 25 ads.
KuroReanimation Gotta make a living somehow
Right. Jacksepticeye talked way too much and mixed up the order
@@jadeprince8329 Maka91 makes his commentary immersive and he skips nothing, he actually helped since his commentary made me not need to look at the UA-cam screen much.
I genuinely do not know how to feel after watching this interactive gameplay. This story is so beautiful and there are so many elements to it.
I love how every story was unique, and that the build up to the deaths was so different. It kept me intrigued. With people like Lewis and Gregory, you knew what was coming minutes before it occurred. With Walter, you didn't know until you saw the train tracks. With those like Molly, you weren't entirely sure until it was stated. And then with Edith and Edie, you can only speculate.
Really interested into looking into theories about this story! I have never been so intrigued by something.
Probably the greatest game I've ever played. Legit had me crying like a baby at the end. This is what I point to when I think of gaming as an art form.
Not gonna lie, I cried at the end.
same girl
Cool,I'm not the only one ;-;
Same
DyingWaffles 15 no, just has emotions smh
Me too
I can barely call this game a game: it's an interactive story, where watching the gameplay is as interesting as experiencing it yourself
Out of all the interactive story games I’ve played I feel this had the most mechanics for you to move around and interact with things.
@@Kyla-Thomas yuh tbf. What Remains will forever stand as the only game that's actually made me cry
Beautiful story. Seems as though life can be unpredictable. The mom was busy trying to control life but instead, her same fears came to be true. Meanwhile the grandma knows that is it what it is lol so she wanted to document it all because she saw life as a work of art. Very nice. I'm okay with believing this hehe Poor granny hope her life ended beautifully the way she would have liked it to.
she's a psychopath she's the reason molly dies, and scares the family with a curse
@@afif5496 Well, she didn't MEAN for Molly to die. She just wanted to punish Molly for something wrong she did so she sent her to her room without dinner. Molly was only a child and didn't know that eating random berries could kill her. She was probably just worried about the curse because she felt responsible for her children's deaths and didn't want the rest of her family to suffer the same fate. I don't think she was a bad person. Misguided maybe, but not psychotic.
@@monniemai1592 then why the shrines? why did she design the graveyard even before the death happens? why did she make a swing on a cliff? why she's documenting walter and barbara dead? she's so obsessed with the curse that she want it to be true
@@afif5496 I think... maybe she DID want the curse to be true. Maybe she thought that a curse could explain why so many bad things happened to her family. I don't think she planned for anything to work out the way it did, she didn't plan for Calvin to try and fly or for Milton to leave. That's why I think she built the shrines, she wanted to pay tribute to the family history because she loved them all so much. Believing in the curse made her feel better about it all, fantasising with stories made her feel happy again after everything that happened. I mean...
She could have said that Sven died from an accident building a dragon slide. She could have said the truth. But the truth hurt.
So she didn't.
Molly’s story was otherworldly weird, I mean a little girl who turns into a cat, an owl, a shark, and a sea monster?!
it’s meant to be that she was seeing through those animals eyes
my assume is, she ate a lot of weird food, which caused her to get poisened, while she was dying she started seeing things in her head, probably.
Hallucinations, probaly. And a very fantasy-filled mind.
I think, she was starving and ate a lot of things, that made she poisened, and she started to see things through her imagination, while she was dying.
@@tudangvu my point exactly
Lewis' segment was the most heartbreaking.
it hurt
In my opinion this is one of the best play-through's where a person has gotten nearly all of the little tidbits (the white orbs with information) in the game. Great job, it was amazing and this game is wonderful!
If that house was maybe a little less creepy and a little bit closer to civilization I would absolutely live there.
The saddest three for me were probably:
Lewis: It hit too close to home for me.
Gregory: That was the first I cried. (With Lewis being the second)
Edith: After being won’t her on her whole journey, it was hard to say goodbye... Not just to her, but to to the whole story.
NoArtisticLimitation i am confused how lewis died, and how edith died
Lewis died because he was so involved with his imaginary world, that when he was being crowned, he put his head into the slicer back in the real world.
It’s not stated, but I assume Edith died in childbirth.
I thought Lewis was about to accidentally cut his hand off but that was way worse than I expected
Same, honestly
I remember watching this gameplay when I was younger & half of this went over my head. Rewatching this as a teen has me sobbing oml it's so goood
Somehow, Walter's story is the most tragic for me. He was so traumatized by the death of his older sister that he hid for decades in the basement, living day in, day out the exact same, until he decided to leave his basement when he was in his fifties, getting immediately killed by a train
Everyone else either didn't suffer for long or had some good times in their life. Walter's life were decades of monotony and solitude, followed by death when he wanted to escape the monotony
I don’t know how he could have been killed by a train though! We saw that the tracks lead into the ocean, and Walter really lived in that basement, so what happened!
@@helplessnarwhal3722 I feel like the tracks were demolished/abandoned after his death. You see his memorial by the tracks. No one would have been able to get to that safely without fearing meeting the same fate as him. So, more than likely for the sake of keeping the rest of the family alive, they abandoned the tracks. Only reason I believe this theory is because the way the ends of the tracks are broken off/bent. Just a theory though, I'm not sure myself.
This is definitely game of the year! I like how the house has the 1960s theme going on. I love vintage style houses and this game just makes that theme stand out!
I couldn't get over the graphics and all the neat little physics elements. The moment she said maybe she wasn't the only one left I knew she was pregnant and would die giving birth...at least that was where I thought it was going. I wish it had a proper ending and not just another the whole game was a metaphor for living life to the fullest. Mollys story makes no sense because either a) she was writing down a dream she had in which case it doesn't tell you how she died or b)she did actually wake up and eat poisonous berries that made her trip as she was dying basically...in which case she wouldn't have been able to write anything down. There are tons of fantastic things about the storytelling and the overall presentation...showing off what our current game engines are capable of. Any small criticism I have doesn't compare to how amazing that whole experience was.
edit:grammar
Eating the berries made Molly hallucinate. Eating the toothpaste is what slowly killed her.
SPOILER
So many of the finch’s died so young. Many of them didn’t even make it to 18. Edith didn’t even make it past 18. And Gregory died at only 1 years old. Heartbreaking.
The storytelling in this is so good that I was convinced the whole time it was based on a real story
Well that leaves it open for a new game eh? "Finding Edith's story" or something. Bravo to the creators, this was an amazing game. 👏
It wouldnt be finding Ediths story. I would say more like “Finding THE story or MY story. The character is the son of Edith who edith died while giving birth to. And Millan is alive. He has his own game.
I think Lewis' death impacted me the most. Not only was it a little grim, but I kind of relate to him. I have a huge imagination myself, and often build this whole world for myself to go to when I need an escape. It kinda scared me actually; if i'm not careful and stay too absorbed in my wild imagination, that could distract me from the real world and I could end up hurting myself, physically or mentally.
Speaking of being absorbed, i was fully absorbed by this story... I feel like now that I've finished the game I don't know what to do with myself anymore lol.
This is just my personal opinion, but I think the curse is true and that there is something supernatural tied to the Finch family. Specificially, I think it's tied to imagination. The two things that make me most think is Milton's disappearance and Gregory's death. According to the game developers, Milton's disappearance relates to another game the studio has made, in a way that seems to hint at Milton still being alive, but in another world, meaning that the magic brush in his flipbook is real. In Gregory's death, the plug had been pulled and I don't think Gregory would have been able to reach the faucet to the bathtub.
I think the Finch family is blessed with an amazing imagination that's doomed to turn against them, and that if they believe something hard enough, it becomes reality, at least to them. In that way, you can say that the curse only exists because the Finch family believes it, but it also extends to all the other fantastical things we see happening to the family members
Or perhaps barbera was actually supposed to have a pleasant surprise by the monstercon people who heard she couldn't go, but hearing all the news about homicidal maniacs turned them into just that
Exactly! There aren't a lot of hard evidence supporting my theory, but I think it's an interesting way of looking at the game's story
This whole game is just beautiful and so underrated. This is a masterpiece
8 minutes in all i can think is how beautiful the house and property is
At the end of this
All I can say is wow
What an amazing story and such a beautiful game
I love that this is an interactive experience more than it is a “game”
The concept is also very touching and original
Amazing all around
Holy shit. I cried at the end for the first time in a video game (I am 40+ years old). This is an amazing game. Thanks for sharing.
Idk what it is, but Walter’s death hit me the hardest. It just felt a lot more relatable because of friends I’ve had that committed suicide because of similar mental issues, substance abuse and such. But this truly is one of my favorite games, very well made.
it really hit hard for me also, even more since ever since i played the games two days ago i keep having dreams about his story
I felt like I was in it wtf
I already played the game myself but the ending still gave me goosebumps. This game is a masterpiece.
One of the greatest interactive storytelling games of all time.
If anyone is watching this because they are stuck I’ll list things he’s missed for you (This isn’t meant to be offensive Took me multiple gameplays to catch everything).
****This does not include achievements****
1. When Edith mentions peepholes being drilled into the bedroom doors. It’s telling you you can get sneakpeaks of rooms b4 you’re in them. Says a hint again when she’s in Molly’s bedroom and explaining she only looked at it through them.
- Calvin/Sam
- Edie/Sven
- Barbara
- Molly
- Library
2. Odin’s portrait on the wall
3. After going into the crawl space from Walter’s room there is a black painting on the wall made by milton. Will explain how he’s been missing and that before he disappeared he found all of these secrets first.
4. Molly’s Room
- Before you interact with her shrine move closer to the wall painting something should pop up. (just make sure to survey each room closely b4 interacting with the shrine/memorial of each person)
- [As Molly] Before eating all 3 things interact with bedroom door knob, Halloween pumpkin candy basket, and fish bowl.
5. Can’t remember any specifics but I feel maybe look around more in pink bathroom and developing room crawl space.
6. Go all the way up stairs on sams side of the room??
7. Look around more in Barbara’s room Edith talks about what the aftermath of being a child star must of been like for Barbara
Looks like the neighbor from hello neighbor has some compation
Gus really just flipped of his own dad that’s savage
This game reminds me of Life Is Strange. And I like it a lot. Theres so many questions I have for this game, I'd love to see people make theories on this!
Sal's Corner yea! Agreed! Just finished playing LIS 2 E1 last night. Had to have more of a fix.
This game owes a lot to Latin American magical realism. I saw an interview with the creators and it was obvious from the beginning it was inspired by One Hundred Years of Solitude, which Netflix is turning into a series now. You check this book out, it's amazing and if you like this game I'm positive you'll love the book.
So I made connection.
So you you know when Milton disappeared? Everything in that castle is from a game called the "unfinished swan" and he disappeared because he's the king in that game.
The death of Barbara and her boyfriend was horrible, it is implied that they were massacred, the only thing left of her was her ear, implying that her body was taken away to possibly be abused or something like that. While her younger brother heard everything
Sams death hit me in the right spot along with Walter,Gregory,Gus
Edit: (basically everyone made me cry 😢😔🙏🏻)
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I love how Edith’s final words in her journal isn’t something like “I love you” or “I’m proud of you”, just a simple “Good luck”, like that she is giving her child luck so that the kid lives a long life
More like "good luck you're next"
The Deaths Explained:
Molly: Starving she ate a stale carrot, a tube of toothpaste, and three holly berries which made her sick, she opened the window for air. She died of freezing, starving, and sick.
Calvin: Swing + Cliff = Death
Barbara: Killed by a group of Halloween Murders.
Walter: Death by Train
Sam: Buck knocked him off a cliff.
Gregory: Drowned in a bathtub.
Gus: Killed by storm
Dawn: Illness
Milton: Disappeared
Lewis: Suicide
Edith: Child Birth
Needs to be in vr
Finally remembered the title of this game! I remember it being so sad. I'm really excited to watch it again, it's been haunting my mind.
I played this game a long time ago with my father in the room, he would tear up while watching me play. This is an oddly similar game experience to what my dad had an experienced in real life, most of his family had passed away. This game is amazing and it brings back so many memories, I’m glad other people can experience it too
In the end, all that remains of Edith Finch, is her son..
This floored me. So poignant and well crafted. So many tears. Wow. Well done.
Ps plus members where yall at, such a beautiful game like this must be played I just finished and damn it left me shook and sad and shit, game is dark, beautiful and sad at the same time
This is so sad but so beautiful. It’s too much to hear when you first watch it but once you get an understanding it’s a beautiful story with a sad realization
why are ppl saying there’s lots. of ads? i’ve only had 3 ads
Lewis’s story was the one that hit the hardest for me
"beautiful prince or handsome queen" *queue bi panic
why the hell is this game so nostalgic for me? I've never seen this game before now...
i’m sorry but the fact that Gus was killed by a gust and Molly was killed by holly….
48:05 the only game that can make opening a can of peaches an engaging experience.
How is it possible that Odin Finch has the same last name as his married daughter? Is it possible that was a developer oversight? Or is the family curse inbreeding because Sven was also a Finch and he and Edith were related . . . ?? Lol
I think you forgot that Edie is the blood Finch, not Sven. Sven took Edie's last name.
I think this playthrough is great, but I really was missing the music. The soundtrack is so important to a game like this
i was questioning ediths death and then i realised she was pregnant and died giving birth
I want to live in this house too. :( It's really pretty. :)
Lots of books, paintings, and other stuff to look at, and it's really big...
A lot of dreams have to do with exploring stuff, including houses. ^^;
it’s so sad at the end, the poor kid has no one. i’m crying so hard:(
I played the game a year ago. Just suggested it to someone so was kinda feeling nostalgic. So, here I am, watching the gameplay.
In the end, all of their deaths are their own damn fault for being so reckless. Leaving your daughter hungry for the night, hanging a swing at the edge of a cliff, not checking if the deer is dead, leaving your baby alone in the bathtub, smashing a hole through the wall and walking on train tracks instead of using the door, and Grandma Edie constantly telling people all these extravagant stories over and over to the point where Lewis thought he wasn't special as a person and committed suicide! Edie herself dies to alcohol poisoning, mixing alcohol with her meds, and Edith dies in childbirth, pregnant at 17! What a mess of a family; "Family curse" my ass.
You're damn right man, damn right...
Thank goodness someone who agrees with me
The only exception was Barbara
you are so right
Cordan Philo, The family curse is a device in the story but not one of legitimacy. The "curse" was a coping mechanism gone wrong in a sense. Death had taken it's toll on the Finches before and to deal with it they created this curse to blame everything on which ended up becoming real in their minds prompting Odin to move the house once his wife and newborn died. It was great grandma Edie, who took it too far by taking this series of events and turning it into a publicity stunt, and twisting the stories into tales of grandeur when, as stated by DemonLordHatty here, the deaths were the fault of the families careless behaviour. The only death with a supernatural cause was Milton who according to the creators disappeared as the flip book shows because he was transported into the universe of "The Unfinished Swan", another game that they made, as the King. Every other death in the game came from neglect and reckless actions which were then justified by the "curse on the family" by Edie who simply loved all the attention it drew. So in a way your both right. The main story is one of Family, Tragedy, Fate and Legacy, but the deeper story is a tale of caution to all that if you believe to much in a myth it will become real and it will comeback to haunt you until like Edith's mother Dawn, you wise up and face reality.
After all even Bible a book of faith tells Christian to be wise in all they do or they will become easy to manipulate and followers of foolish and greedy men.
Here a link to a video that explains this far better than me if you have the time (then again you probably do if you made it this far)
ua-cam.com/video/6bMn4CoyUkM/v-deo.html
sorry if your not a christian but it felt right to add than in as you wouldn't believe how many christians fall into that same trap.
Thanks for reading
how is it "not one of legitimacy?" that literally makes no sense. It's so obvious that the game is designed toward themes of families and their legacies. What you have done is not any sort of actual analysis, you've neglected the structure of the story to do some game theory ass bullshit. Sure, your theory is plausible. But it's absolutely irrelevant to why the creators made the game. You're paying too much attention to the wrong areas
i have this cinemasins -voice in my head: Also, narration! *BING!* xD
I think that the saddest part about this whole story is that it wasn't even a curse but pure negligence
It takes me close to home more than i wish it did
Relating to Lewis so so hard
I barely cling to my sanity doing a creative job, and they literally say "I think our mistake was letting him endure that deadly monotony without drugs" like yes i think that was the problem
Damit!!! I WISH THIS WAS LONGER!!! AND THAT WE ALL COULD'VE HEARD GREAT GRANDMA EDDIE'S STORY!!!! But she saw the dear, the 10 yr old turned into a creature and probably ate Barbara and everyone else die creatively in personality and strangely.
Thank you sooo much this was very much needed thank you 😊
milton's room reminds me of the game the unfinished swan
It should
Those peaches looked good tho
Legit
the canned ones or-
@@charlieo-o267 the canned ones
They look like egg yolks
@@ameydalnas7359 “Holes” vibes
I THOUGHT SHE WAS FONNA EAT THE GERBIL-
Me too like fr
That comic was so much like tales from the crypt. Even the laugh was pretty close.
This is utterly stupendous! I have had family members pass away and - I'm being honest, here - to tell you the truth I would likely do something like this if I had the time and budget. But this game is so much more than that. This would make a fantastic novel.
Masterpiece of narrative design.
Excuse me, you have some video in your ads.
then just get adblock :/
@@the-postal-dude He might have been on the mobile app at the time.
LMFAOO
HAHAHAHA
Bruh there's not that much ads 😒
It 4 am and I’m not even allow to be up right now but I got so invested in this video I don’t I think I’ve ever cried so hard and the ending especially with Gregory as well it just hit a little personal I don’t know. I can’t even tell what I’m saying because my eyes are blurry from all the tears thank lord and thank you for this gift we call life
Thanks for the gameplay. A curious game, not bad.
This was a cool story. i enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing with us
Wow. Great game. Great playthrough.
no one gonna mention girl is 17 is 22 weeks pregnant .-.
This game took me 4 hours to complete because I played it the waynit was intended.. I see so many reviewers/players claiming it doesnt even take 2 hours, and that's because it wasn't Meant to be Blindly ran through. Take your time there's lots to see and discover.
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR THE PAST 10 MIN. I KEPT SEARCHING "Edith" cause that's what I remembered and I was like "Edith Finch?" AND NOW I CANT BELIEVE I WAS RIGHT!
Dude I was to it took so long to find
Whoah this game was very good, storywise it made me really invested in the characters and the design is top notch!
I freaking swear that I will never read comments again. It’s not just it gave me spoilers but also gave me anxiety and stress while watching the gameplay.
Hats off to you my friend, absolutely amazing playthrough of this very "unique in its own way" fantasticly well made telling of a tragic story "experience" of a game! I don't know if I would even call it a "game",it feels more like taking a journey through someone else's eyes and for that I tip my hat to the devs! The creator or creators of this "game" did a wonderful job of making one feel rather than just see and in my opinion that's something that makes a "game" like this a wonderful experience! Amazing content, thoroughly enjoyed the telling of this heartbreaking story...😢😊
This would be a great movie.
Great job by people who created this game and story. ☺
After many years I finally found the game
I bawled my eyes out at Calvin’s death.
Calvin's was my favorite because it showed he wasn't afraid to live his life happy
that was a treat, thank you :)
Oh to be a shark flopping through the forest...