History Creator / Godlimations

* OffModel: In the cutscene before the final battle with Ludy, as Ludy talks down to Inglor while walking towards him, his mouth does not sync up with his swaying movements.

* CheckpointStarvation: The game has ''no'' save function or any way to preserve progress whatsoever, meaning the player losing all of their HP or closing the window/tab will result in having to start the entire game over.

* DualBoss: Sad Pats and Happy Caps, whom turn out to be working with Barabus and attack Inglor upon finding the key to his treasure room.
* ExperienceMeter: An EXP meter along with a Lvl. indicator is shown above the player's Life meter.

* BonusBoss: The Disaster, an optional but powerful boss that lies in the caverns beneath the village that rewards the player the Disaster Substance to upgrade their shield. It also doubles as a MarathonBoss due to having MultipleLifebars with different forms and it takes a substantial amount of punishment to bring down.

* IntercontinuityCrossover: There are sometimes hints that some of the games take place in the same continuity, in Amea, you can not only find ''Inglor'' as a boss, near the end, [[spoiler: Amea can't remember his exact name, but she's clearly talking about Dan [=McNeely=].]]

* MoonLogicPuzzle: Many of his puzzles amount to this, ''VideoGame/TheTrappedTrilogy'' in particular has some truly nonsensical solutions.
* {{MST}}: There was one of the ''Trapped Series'' made by WebVideo/{{Retsupurae}}. In 2014, they did a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oJmzeoMVe4 two]]-[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKxaA7No_UI parter]] on ''Vorago'', and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FruCafeLDTs a]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TIXEibUeEc three]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-xkz3_BH0w parter]] of ''Zombie Inglor''.

* MoodWhiplash: The flashback of [[spoiler:Anya's death]] is interrupted by Jonathan's denial of her death, which leads to Tark's theories of how the locusts came about.

-->'''Inglor:''' "Erik? Bro? Are you still alive in there?"\\

'''Inglor:''' "Okay, no: definitely ''not'' alive."
* CheckpointStarvation: The game has ''no'' save function or any way to preserve progress whatsoever, meaning if the player loses all of their HP or closes the window/tab with the game running will result in starting the entire game over.

-->'''slowbeef:''' "I feel like there's like eight different Website/{{DeviantArt}}ists making this game is the thing! There's no consistent style, and nothing looks right."

-->'''Inglor (to the giant spider):''' "Wow, you're the ''ugliest'' thing I've ever seen... Okay, [[MediumAwareness enough with the one-liners]]. Let's do this!"\\
'''Inglor (to Barabus):''' "Man, talk about severe deja vu, 'cause I have the strangest feeling I'm gonna WHOOP YO ASS!"\\
'''Inglor (to Ludy):''' "You know what, I changed my mind. I'm not going to be beaten by an [[PrecisionFStrike asshole]] like you!"

* RedEyesTakeWarning: In the cutscene where Inglor confronts Barabus, Barabus's eyes glows red through his mask before the fight begins.
* ShieldBearingMook: Sad Pats fights Inglor while wielding a shield of his own.

* CasualDangerDialog: Inglor has a sarcastic one when encountering his fully zombified brother Erik.

* AmbiguousEnding: After Inglor kills Ludy in the final battle, the game ends with a brief close-up of Inglor's portrait, followed by a short silhouetted scene of Lila caressing Inglor during a rainstorm while saying his name before panning to the credits, leaving whether or not he has turned into a zombie or not up to speculation.
* AnachronismStew: Multiple characters use firearms, the buildings are for the most part decidedly modern as is the fashion sense of a portion of the characters including Inglor and Lila. However, torches are used in the place of electrical lamps, and characters such as Ludy dress like they came from a medieval fantasy story.

* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Later into the game, the player can find a shield to ward off some enemy fire, but partially obscures their view and can only be used with the handgun. If the player can defeat the Disaster, it can be taken to Glaiel and he will upgrade the shield with the Disaster Substance, making it stronger, larger, and partially transparent.

* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The game's character artstyle wildly varies between a crudely-drawn cartoon artstyle and an {{animesque}} one. slowbeef puts the inconsistent art direction of the game best:

-->'''Inglor (to Barabus):''' "Man, talk about severe deja vu, 'cause I have the strangest feeling I'm gonna WHOOP YO ASS!"\\

-->'''slowbeef:''' "I feel like there's like eight different Website/{{DeviantArt}}ists making this game!"

''[[http://www.godlimations.com/ Godlimations]]'' was a Web site for Flash movies, games and the like.

Unfortunately, Godlimations has been inactive for several years, and their website is no longer accessible. You can still find their games on several flash game websites.

As of 2014, they have not been active since then.

* AdventureGame: It's about as contrived as ''VideoGame/TheTrappedTrilogy.''

* ReligiousHorror: The setting of the game is implied to be the end times mentioned in the Book Of Revelations.

* TooDumbToLive: Despite being armed with an axe, [[spoiler: Tark]] for some inexplicable reason decides not to use it to defend himself when [[spoiler: Seth is preparing to shoot him. He pays for this idiocy with his life]].

* WouldHitAGirl/WouldHurtAChild: Seth slaps Ira unconscious when she finally calls him out for his deranged rants. He subsequently attempts to capture Amy, obviously with ill intentions in mind for her...

* KleptomaniacHero: Ira "borrows" most of the things she needs from the people around her, including a sleeping little girl. Hilariously, there are several points where the player must then use said items RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE PEOPLE SHE TOOK THEM FROM.

* AdventureGame: One of their strong points. Although sometimes the...circumstances in how to escape are ''contrived'', to say the least.

* SideQuest: The game has a couple of them, some of which can only be done at a certain day or time of day. These can reward Inglor with Life Upgrades and other useful items.

** Burning the cat and causing it to crash into the mirror. It looks like something straight out of ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' rather than TheMist.

During a zombie outbreak at a small village, Inglor was bitten by a zombie and has fifty days to find a cure for the zombie infection before he loses his humanity.

* DamselInDistress: Lila gets kidnapped by a bandit leader named Barabus. Mayor [=McNeely=] instructs Inglor to rescue her.

* GameBreakingBug: There's a nasty glitch in the game where the Disaster boss can throw an unblockable attack upon defeat, making it possible to accidently leave the room and have Rene lock it away for good, thus making the Disaster Substance [[PermanentlyMissableContent unobtainable]] after the fact and would require replaying the entire game all over again to get another chance to get it.

* ProtagonistTitle: Inglor's name is in the game's title and he's also becoming a zombie.

* CheckpointStarvation: The game has ''no'' save function or any way to preserve progress whatsoever, meaning if the player closes the window/tab with the game running will result in starting the entire game over.

[[folder: Vorago]]

* HolierThanThou: Seth.

* ScaryShinyGlasses: Seth.

[[folder: Suit-able: The Invincible Paradox]]

* {{MST}}: There was one of the ''Trapped Series'' made by WebVideo/{{Retsupurae}}. In 2014, they did a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oJmzeoMVe4 two]]-[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKxaA7No_UI parter]] on ''Vorago''.