Follow TV Tropes

Following

History VideoGame / Icey

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[[http://store.steampowered.com/app/553640/ Available on]] UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and mobile platforms.

to:

[[http://store.steampowered.com/app/553640/ Available on]] UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and mobile platforms.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
fixing some spelling and grammar


** Modern Day Pandora's Box: [[spoiler:If Icey waits to go in the elevator in the Clock Tower Entrance, she finds a room that makes her overpowered, and the Narrator will become furious at her for cheating, then takes all her money and resets the game as punihsment.]]

to:

** Modern Day Pandora's Box: [[spoiler:If Icey waits to go in the elevator in the Clock Tower Entrance, she finds a room that makes her overpowered, and the Narrator will become furious at her for cheating, then takes all her money and resets the game as punihsment.punishment.]]



* TheStinger: Every ending has a short scene afterwards with text appearing on the screen, usually describing the activities of Judas or [[spoiler:Hastur]]. After the true ending and the true credits screen finish, there will be an additional cutscene of a chat-room conversation between two unnamed people [[spoiler: discussing Icey's new found sentience, the move to step two of a grander plan and finally, further instructions for [[RobotBuddy The Observer]] to continue it's supervision of our heroine.]]

to:

* TheStinger: Every ending has a short scene afterwards with text appearing on the screen, usually describing the activities of Judas or [[spoiler:Hastur]]. After the true ending and the true credits screen finish, there will be an additional cutscene of a chat-room conversation between two unnamed people [[spoiler: discussing Icey's new found sentience, the move to step two of a grander plan and finally, further instructions for [[RobotBuddy The Observer]] to continue it's its supervision of our heroine.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* BossAlteringConsequence: There's a boss fight known as Dahal that can be skipped based on the actions taken against the previous boss fight, Trinity. Trinity is a mandatory boss fight, but she will go down after a few hits. After her defeat, she'll be on the ground, where the player can promptly kill her without remorse, or spare her. If the player kills Trinity, then Dahal will fight the player in the following room. If the player [[SheatheYourSword chooses to not attack and finish off]] Trinity while she's down, then the narrator will get annoyed and allows ICEY to go to the next room where the Dahal fight is supposed to take place. However, since the player spared Trinity, [[spoiler:who is Dahal's lover]], Dahal will keel over in appreciation and lets you go without needing to fight him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** The Abyss Watches Back: [[spoiler:If Icey defeats Jack, she is transported to a room with Hastur in it

to:

** The Abyss Watches Back: [[spoiler:If Icey defeats Jack, she is transported to a room with Hastur in itit.]]

Added: 169

Removed: 179

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Dahal just LOVES combining this trope with a giant pair of bayonets. Icey herself has some attacks that basically turn her into a buzz saw blade.


Added DiffLines:

* SpectacularSpinning: Dahal just LOVES combining this trope with a giant pair of bayonets. Icey herself has some attacks that basically turn her into a buzz saw blade.

Added: 1190

Changed: 267

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Finding all the endings, gives you the true ending where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]], only for Icey herself to break free and delete him.]]

to:

** The Abyss Watches Back: [[spoiler:If Icey defeats Jack, she is transported to a room with Hastur in it
** Modern Day Pandora's Box: [[spoiler:If Icey waits to go in the elevator in the Clock Tower Entrance, she finds a room that makes her overpowered, and the Narrator will become furious at her for cheating, then takes all her money and resets the game as punihsment.]]
** God's 9 Billion Names: [[spoiler:If Icey goes right in Clock Tower 2F and makes it through the secret area- she learns the true name of the Master- [[Literature/TheKingInYellow Hastur]].]]
** People are Pigs: [[spoiler:If Icey reaches the Room of Fate but continously chooses no when asked if she is ready to fight Judas, the Narrator chastises her, only for the screen itself to start calling the Narrator a pig and crash the game with popups.]]
** Black Star Rises: The default ending, gotten if Icey defeats Judas. [[spoiler:Icey has accomplished her mission and killed Judas... but the Black Star rises and is said to return the world to nothingness.]]
** Finding all the endings, endings gives you the true ending ending, To Meet You Again, where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]], only for Icey herself to break free and delete him.]]

Added: 2040

Changed: 243

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MultipleEndings: Following the narrator and killing Judas is but one ending. The game has around ten different endings, depending on how much you've disobeyed the narrator and how far you've strayed from the path. Finding all the endings, gives you the true ending where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]], only for Icey herself to break free and delete him.]]

to:

* MultipleEndings: Following the narrator and killing Judas is but one ending. The game has around ten different endings, depending on how much you've disobeyed the narrator and how far you've strayed from the path.
** Once Isn't Enough: [[spoiler:If you don't wake up Icey at the beginning, the Narrator accuses her of being lazy and a HeavySleeper before restarting the game.]]
** Restart, Restart: [[spoiler:If Icey jumps down the photon bridge area in the Lost Woods four times and goes all the way left in the subsequent area, the game glitches out while the Narrator angrily rants at you for not following his simple instructions, then forgets what he was doing.]]
** Trophy Addict: [[spoiler:If Icey goes to the secret area in the Sewers and stays in the room, the Narrator will rant about her staying in an empty room and give her several trophies to try to coax her out, and fails.]]
** Buy Another Copy!: [[spoiler:If Icey goes to the warehouse in Ultimopolis, then she will stumble upon an unfinished area, and the Narrator will tell her how the game took a lot of work to develop and show her some cut features.]]
** ICEY, UCEY: [[spoiler:If Icey goes to the secret area in the Metro Entrance, the Narrator will reveal that she is an ExpendableClone and create another story starring Ucey, a robot who befriends two {{mooks}}, and makes Icey the villain for killing them.]]
** SHIO: [[spoiler:If Icey goes down the sewage drain and into the sewage pool, the Narrator gets tired and shows off another game, Koi, then makes the player play another game entirely, Shio, to punish them for not wanting to play this game.]]
** "Outside" Fire: [[spoiler:If Icey goes to the first secret room in the Marionette Theater, then the Narrator will receive a call from his wife, ignore it, and be shot dead by her for cheating on her with an intern.]]
** CEO and Miss Perfect: [[spoiler:If Icey goes into the third secret room and stays in it, then the Narrator will enter a cross-sponsorship with a Girl Power band.]]
**
Finding all the endings, gives you the true ending where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]], only for Icey herself to break free and delete him.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* AllThereInTheManual: The achievements for beating each of the bosses contain a sentence (or two, or three) detailing the background of the boss which is never revealed anywhere in the actual game.

Added: 166

Changed: 270

Removed: 4034

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Moved to character page.


* BackgroundBoss: Ideon, Judas and [[spoiler: the narrator]] are this. While Ideon fights using his fists and [[ShoulderCannon shoulder mounted]] [[EnergyWeapon laser cannons]] and Judas fights by using [[EyeBeams eye beams]] and buzz-saw arms, [[spoiler: the narrator]] fights by continuously spawning in foes and [[InterfaceScrew messing with your screen]].



* BoyishShortHair: Barring her ponytail (which might be holographic), Icey's hair is this.



* DegradedBoss: After being fought as a boss, Thor ends up becoming a GiantMook in the Clock Tower, complete with a black variant.



* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: One of the endings has Icey meeting and slashing [[Literature/TheKingInYellow Hastur]] himself.

to:

* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: One of the endings has Icey meeting and slashing [[Literature/TheKingInYellow [[spoiler:[[Literature/TheKingInYellow Hastur]] himself.himself]].



* [[spoiler: EldritchAbomination]]: Somehow, [[spoiler: [[Literature/TheKingInYellow The Yellow King]] ]] is involved in all of this.



* ExpendableClone: One of the endings and some [[NightmareFuel eastereggs]] show that [[spoiler: Icey is this and that as old Iceys die in various brutal ways, new ones are made and sent out to die, just like their predecessors before them. Also, those [[NightmareFuel eastereggs]] mentioned just now? You can run across either another Icey missing her left leg and stabbed through her chest with her own sword, or a small mountain of dead Iceys, piled up on top of each other like trash, missing various limbs and with various limbs strewn about.]]



* GiantSpider: Puck, one of the early bosses, is this. The "final" boss, Judas, is this as well and you kill him by chopping off his spider legs, one by one.



* GrewBeyondTheirProgramming: In the TrueEnding [[spoiler: the Narrator realizes that he is not the creator of the game but instead part of the game itself with preprogrammed dialogue and reactions. Before the game can reset itself again, he fights back and attempts to completely wipe out the game and ICEY.]]
** [[spoiler: In the TrueEnding, ICEY begins operating on her own without the player's input in order to save her world from the Narrator, becoming her own separate entity from the player.]]



* HeavySleeper: The narrator accuses Icey of being this in the intro, if she chooses not to wake up.



* LittleMissBadass: Given the combat moves she can pull off, Icey definitely qualifies.
* MasterSwordsman: With her trusty sword and dizzying array of combat moves, Icey more than qualifies.
* MechaMooks: The game takes place in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic future]] where only these remain.

to:

* LittleMissBadass: Given the combat moves she can pull off, Icey definitely qualifies.
* MasterSwordsman: With her trusty sword and dizzying array of combat moves, Icey more than qualifies.
* MechaMooks: The game takes place in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic future]] where only these remain.Judas' followers consist of these, robots sent to kill Icey.



* NotAMorningPerson: Icey can be this if you refuse [[CallToAdventure to press the wake up key]], at which point the narrator will accuse her of being lazy and such a [[HeavySleeper heavy sleeper]] that not even an earthquake could get her awake.



* PostFinalBoss: [[spoiler: The narrator]] in the [[TrueEnding true ending]] is a [[BackgroundBoss background boss]] that spawns in all sorts of mechs, while [[InterfaceScrew distorting your view]] and eventually [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]]. However, you cannot lose this fight since your health meter does not show and it is more of a scripted event.



* RobotBuddy: The Observer, a little robot that follows Icey around, floating above and behind her shoulder. In game, it does nothing but trail Icey wherever she goes, though [[TheStinger the stinger ]] shows there's more to the little thing than meets the eye. Seen in the above image next to Icey's capsule.
* RobotGirl: Icey is a battle android, who's sole purpose is killing Judas. Or so the narrator claims.



** Icey wakes up in a capsule not too dissimilar from the one [[VideoGame/MegaManZero Zero]] wakes up in, in the woodland area where you first start you come across a sign welcoming you to [[Franchise/SilentHill Silent Hell]] and the list only gets sillier from there.

to:

** Icey wakes up in a capsule not too dissimilar from the one [[VideoGame/MegaManZero Zero]] wakes up in, in in.
** In
the woodland area where you first start start, you come across a sign welcoming you to [[Franchise/SilentHill Silent Hell]] and the list only gets sillier from there.



* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Regarding the GiantSpider boss, is it Puck or Parker? Ingame it's ''Puck'', but in the achievement listing it's written as ''Parker''.



* TheChosenOne: Various messages and bits of cut-scene dialogue hint that Icey is this for... something.
* TheDragon: Tutorial boss Dahal if you [[spoiler: kill love interest Trinity]]. If you don't, then Dahal keels before you in appreciation instead.



* UnreliableNarrator: He's spot on in his narration if you follow his advice and fight Judas. If you don't however, then he starts tripping up, getting mad and then eventually [[spoiler: gains sentience and, [[NoFourthWall while addressing the player directly]], asks for your help in killing Icey, by putting down the gamepad so he can kill the now motionless character.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None





* BigBad: Judas if you follow the narrator's advice. [[spoiler: The narrator himself if you don't]].

to:

* BigBad: Judas if you follow [[DarkMessiah Judas]], bringer of the narrator's advice. [[spoiler: The narrator apocalypse, is the cult leader who the titular Icey is sent to kill in order to end his reign over the world. [[spoiler:The Narrator himself if you don't]].can also become this on certain paths, trying to force Icey onto his path, antagonizing her, and eventually trying to kill her in the true ending.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* CosmicHorrorReveal: The game seems to be a sci-fi, [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]], {{Zeerust}} world with the titular robot assassin fighting a machine army. But getting certain endings reveals that [[spoiler:[[Literature/TheKingInYellow Hastur]] is involved as the GreaterScopeVillain whom Judas worships and seeks out, hoping to gain immortality as a reward]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MultipleEndings: Following the narrator and killing Judas, is but one ending. The game has around ten different endings, depending on how much you've disobeyed the narrator and how far you've strayed from the path. Finding all the endings, gives you the true ending where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]].]]

to:

* MultipleEndings: Following the narrator and killing Judas, Judas is but one ending. The game has around ten different endings, depending on how much you've disobeyed the narrator and how far you've strayed from the path. Finding all the endings, gives you the true ending where [[spoiler: the narrator gains sentience, hacks the game and attempts to kill Icey by [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]].controller]], only for Icey herself to break free and delete him.]]



* NoFourthWall: Oh so very very much. From the Narrator pointing out the floating arrows that guide you towards Judas, to the various messages if you do silly things like jumping off of a ravine instead of activating the HardLight bridge, to the Narrator getting shot by his wife in the recording studio for the game, after she finds out he's been cheating on her, this game has LONG since leveled the fourth wall and turned the space into a parking lot.

to:

* NoFourthWall: Oh so very very much. From the Narrator pointing out the floating arrows that guide you towards Judas, to the various messages if you do silly things like jumping off of a ravine instead of activating the HardLight bridge, to the Narrator getting shot by his wife in the recording studio for the game, after she finds out he's been cheating on her, this game has LONG since leveled the fourth wall and turned the space into a parking lot.



** Oh, where to begin. Icey wakes up in a capsule not too dissimilar from the one [[VideoGame/MegaManZero Zero]] wakes up in, in the woodland area where you first start you come across a sign welcoming you to [[Franchise/SilentHill Silent Hell]] and the list only gets sillier from there.
** Part of the route to the True Ending requires some knowledge of ''Literature/TheKingInYellow'', as [[spoiler:you have to unlock a prompt to enter a password to the TrueFinalBoss - HASTUR.]]

to:

** Oh, where to begin. Icey wakes up in a capsule not too dissimilar from the one [[VideoGame/MegaManZero Zero]] wakes up in, in the woodland area where you first start you come across a sign welcoming you to [[Franchise/SilentHill Silent Hell]] and the list only gets sillier from there.
** Part of the route to the True Ending requires some knowledge of ''Literature/TheKingInYellow'', as [[spoiler:you have to unlock a prompt to enter a password to the TrueFinalBoss PostFinalBoss - HASTUR.]]



* TheStinger: After the true ending and the true credits screen finish, there will be an additional cutscene of a chat-room conversation between two unnamed people [[spoiler: discussing Icey's new found sentience, the move to step two of a grander plan and finally, further instructions for [[RobotBuddy The Observer]] to continue it's supervision of our heroine.]]
* TomeOfEldritchLore: Although never shown, the Necronomicon is name-dropped on several instances through out the game, and that those who have read it having gone mad.

to:

* TheStinger: Every ending has a short scene afterwards with text appearing on the screen, usually describing the activities of Judas or [[spoiler:Hastur]]. After the true ending and the true credits screen finish, there will be an additional cutscene of a chat-room conversation between two unnamed people [[spoiler: discussing Icey's new found sentience, the move to step two of a grander plan and finally, further instructions for [[RobotBuddy The Observer]] to continue it's supervision of our heroine.]]
* TomeOfEldritchLore: Although never shown, the Necronomicon [[Literature/CthulhuMythos Necronomicon]] is name-dropped on several instances through out the game, and that those who have read it having gone mad.mad; it is currently in the possession of Judas and is what he used to bring about the apocalypse.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* PostFinalLevel:
** In the main game, the Room of Fate is the final area listed after Clock Tower 2F, consisting of three empty rooms and the top of the tower where the final battle against Judas happens.
** Should you get all the other endings, the True Ending unlocks which takes place in [[spoiler:an unnamed darkened room where the Narrator snaps and fights you as the PostFinalBoss]].


Added DiffLines:

* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: Clock Tower 2F is the final area and hideout of Judas, coming just after the first floor of the Clock Tower (which is considered a separate area). It has wave upon wave of the toughest enemies in the game, and is a climb to the top.

Added: 370

Removed: 260

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* PostFinalBoss: [[spoiler: The narrator]] in the [[TrueEnding true ending]] is a [[BackgroundBoss background boss]] that spawns in all sorts of mechs, while [[InterfaceScrew distorting your view]] and eventually [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]]. However, you cannot lose this fight since your health meter does not show and it is more of a scripted event.



* TrueFinalBoss: [[spoiler: The narrator]] in the [[TrueEnding true ending]] is a [[BackgroundBoss background boss]] that spawns in all sorts of mechs, while [[InterfaceScrew distorting your view]] and eventually [[NoFourthWall disconnecting your controller]].

Added: 380

Changed: 160

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


Described as ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'', meets ''VideoGame/PonyIsland'', meets ''VideoGame/TheStanleyParable'', the game follows titular character Icey as she fights to take down "Judas", bringer of the apocalypse, through a variety of devastated [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] landscapes, all the while "guided" by the voice of an unseen narrator and some mysterious arrows floating in the air. But is there more to this story than the narrator wants to let on?

to:

Described as ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'', meets ''VideoGame/PonyIsland'', meets ''VideoGame/TheStanleyParable'', the game takes place in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] world overrun by machines. The story follows the titular character Icey as she fights to take down "Judas", a [[TranshumanTreachery transhuman]] cult leader and bringer of the apocalypse, through a variety of devastated [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] post-apocalyptic landscapes, all the while "guided" by the voice of an unseen narrator and some mysterious arrows floating in the air. But is there more to this story than the narrator wants to let on?
on?

Similarly to ''The Stanley Parable'', Icey will have the ability to follow the orders of the Narrator or defy him at various points, and doing the latter can potentially lead to secret paths containing various fourth-wall breaking endings and scenarios. The more endings are uncovered, the more Icey will learn about the backstory of both her world and the InUniverse game itself.

Top