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* BalefulPolymorph: Morgana Fey, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.
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* ForcedTransformation: Morgana Fey, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.
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*ArtStyleClash: Interestingly, the game features real-time rendered 3D models alongside 2D cartoon-like characters. The effect can be quite jarring.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Jack the ''Ripper'' certainly lives up to the name.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: While enjoying a drunken game of truth or dare, Mary ropes Fey into drawing something they've seen that day.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: While enjoying a drunken game of truth or dare, Mary ropes dares Fey into drawing to draw something they've seen that day.
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--->'''Fey:''' ''I drew a penis with my mouth''.
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--->'''Fey:''' ''I I drew a penis ''penis'' with my mouth''.''mouth''.
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--->'''Fey:''' I drew a penis with my mouth.\\
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--->'''Fey:''' I ''I drew a penis with my mouth.\\mouth''.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: While enjoying a drunken game of truth or dare, Mary ropes Fey into drawing something they've seen that day.
--->'''Fey:''' I drew a penis with my mouth.\\
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* MoodWhiplash: Mary is delighted [[spoiler:at the idea of returning home to Ireland to see her daughter again]], but that delight turns to horror [[spoiler:when she realizes her guest is the Ripper come to murder her]].
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper. Particularly [[spoiler: Mary's death. Not only is her torso ripped apart like the other victims, but her heart is also carved out and ''eaten'', her face is so badly mutilated she's completely unrecognizable, and her tibia is exposed for the world to see. And the player ''will'' see her [[NightmareFuelbrutally butchered body]] on full display.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper. Particularly [[spoiler: Mary's death. Not only is her torso ripped apart like the other victims, but her heart is also carved out and ''eaten'', her face is so badly mutilated she's completely unrecognizable, and her tibia is exposed for the world to see. And the player ''will'' see her [[NightmareFuelbrutally [[NightmareFuel brutally butchered body]] on full display.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper. Paricularly [[spoiler: Mary's death. Not only is her torso ripped apart like the other victims, but her heart is also carved out and ''eaten'', her face is so badly mutilated she's completely unrecognizable, and her tibia is exposed for the world to see. And the player ''will'' see her [[NightmareFuelbrutally butchered body]] on full display.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper. Paricularly Particularly [[spoiler: Mary's death. Not only is her torso ripped apart like the other victims, but her heart is also carved out and ''eaten'', her face is so badly mutilated she's completely unrecognizable, and her tibia is exposed for the world to see. And the player ''will'' see her [[NightmareFuelbrutally butchered body]] on full display.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper. Paricularly [[spoiler: Mary's death. Not only is her torso ripped apart like the other victims, but her heart is also carved out and ''eaten'', her face is so badly mutilated she's completely unrecognizable, and her tibia is exposed for the world to see. And the player ''will'' see her [[NightmareFuelbrutally butchered body]] on full display.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: Towards the end of the game, both Mary and Du Lac have each hit their lowest points and express in their diaries a desire for their lives to end.
* DrivenToSuicide: Towards the end of the game, both Mary and Du Lac have each hit their lowest points and express in their diaries a desire for their lives to end.
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* TheScapegoat: [[spoiler:The true killer targets "immoral" women as a twisted form a justice for the crime of living while the killer's devout brother dies of disease. And also for revenge against one such "fallen woman" who caused her to be imprisoned for a decade. Naturally, the narc is ''not'' one of her victims.
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* TheScapegoat: [[spoiler:The true killer targets "immoral" women as a twisted form a justice for the crime of living while the killer's devout brother dies of disease. And also for revenge against one such "fallen woman" who whom she belives caused her to be imprisoned for a decade. Naturally, the supposed narc is ''not'' one of her among the victims.]]
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* HookerwithaHeartofGold: Mary is well-regarded by most everyone in Whitechapel and is not shy about her profession as a woman of negotiable affection.
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* HookerwithaHeartofGold: HookerWithAHeartOfGold: Mary is well-regarded by most everyone in Whitechapel and is not shy about her profession as a woman of negotiable affection.
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* FieryRedhead: Mary, warm to friends and absolutely scorching to those she doesn't respect.
*HookerwithaHeartofGold: Mary is well-regarded by most everyone in Whitechapel and is not shy about her profession as a woman of negotiable affection.
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* HowlOfSorrow: Upon learning that [[spoiler:Mary is dead, regardless of everything they did to help her]], Morgana throws back her head and howls. As she does, flickers of her true form flash across the screen.
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* HowlOfSorrow: Upon learning that [[spoiler:Mary is dead, regardless of everything they did to help her]], Morgana throws back her head and howls. As she does, she briefly flickers of between her true form flash across the screen.and her cursed form.
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* ParentalSexualitySquick: Lancelot is shown a painting of a nude woman. The painting is of Elaine of Benoic. In other words, his mom. Cue squick when he realizes this. %% I can't remember the actual name used for the painting.
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* ImmortalityBisexuality: Du Lac is an immortal being who has the option to share the night with a male prostitute, lovingly speaks of fellow knight Sir Tristan in a way that strongly implies a romantic relationship, and also counts Tabiry and, famously, Queen Guinevere among his lovers.
* ParentalSexualitySquick: In the Victorian equivalent of a curio shop, Lancelot is shown a painting of a nude woman. The painting is of Elaine of Benoic. In other words, hismom.''mom''. Cue squick when he realizes this. %% I can't remember the actual name used for the painting.
* ParentalSexualitySquick: In the Victorian equivalent of a curio shop, Lancelot is shown a painting of a nude woman. The painting is of Elaine of Benoic. In other words, his
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!!''Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey'' provides examples of:
* YeGoodeOldeDays: The Middle Ages aren't depicted, but even mortal characters describe it as having the honor and magic that has been all-but-lost by the industrial era. (Given how unsafe the latter was, they may have a point.) Lancelot is still coming to terms with the fact that that civilized world no longer exists.
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* YeGoodeOldeDays: The Middle Ages aren't depicted, but even mortal characters describe it as having the honor and magic that has been all-but-lost by the industrial era. (Given how unsafe the latter was, they may have a point.) Lancelot is still coming to terms with the fact that that civilized world no longer exists.
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* YeGoodOldeDays: The Middle Ages aren't depicted, but even mortal characters describe it as having the honor and magic that has been all-but-lost by the industrial era. (Given how unsafe the latter was, they may have a point.) Lancelot is still coming to terms with the fact that that civilized world no longer exists.
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* YeGoodOldeDays: YeGoodeOldeDays: The Middle Ages aren't depicted, but even mortal characters describe it as having the honor and magic that has been all-but-lost by the industrial era. (Given how unsafe the latter was, they may have a point.) Lancelot is still coming to terms with the fact that that civilized world no longer exists.
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''Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey'' is a [=PC=] an AdventureGame developed by Salix Games, and released by Salix Games.on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on April 5th, 2019.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Appropriately for a game about investigating the Ripper.
%%* GoodBadBugs: There was a Kickstarter campaign for the game- not to make it, but to get it [=QA=] tested before release. It didn't succeed.
* TheHeart: Mary recognizes just about everybody in her district and often takes time out of her day to chat with them.
* TheHeart: Mary recognizes just about everybody in her district and often takes time out of her day to chat with them.
* HowlOfSorrow: Upon learning that [[spoiler:Mary is dead, regardless of everything they did to help her]], Morgana throws back her head and howls. As she does, flickers of her true form flash across the screen.
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* YeGoodOldeDays: The Middle Ages aren't depicted, but even mortal characters describe it as having the honor and magic that has been all-but-lost by the industrial era. (Given how unsafe the latter was, they may have a point.) Lancelot is still coming to terms with the fact that that civilized world no longer exists.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Morgana, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Morgana, Morgana Fey, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.spell.
* FieryRedhead: Mary, warm to friends and absolutely scorching to those she doesn't respect.
* FieryRedhead: Mary, warm to friends and absolutely scorching to those she doesn't respect.
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* SnarkyNonHumanSidekick: Fey, who utterly ''hates'' being a dog, expresses it through witty sarcasm.
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* ParentalSexualitySquick: Lancelot is shown a painting of a nude woman. The painting is of Elaine of Benoic. In other words, his mom. Cue squick when he realizes this. %% I can't remember the actual name used for the painting.
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->"...Which, I am afraid to say, is the cause of much of the wrongdoing we see upon these very streets. We have forgotten who we are."
->-- '''Mr. Whittock'''
''Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey'' is a [=PC=] game released by Salix Games.
The time of Myth/KingArthur is long past, but due to some strange magic, Lancelot and Morgana still walk the streets of Britain. Now they work as investigators, hunting down the many criminals and demonic creatures that prey on humanity. Their latest quarry is a London serial killer called UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper.
Meanwhile, Mary Kelly strives to make ends meet in her Whitechapel home. She hopes for enough rent money to last out the week...and perhaps a cure for those [[DreamingOfThingsToCome strange dreams]] she's been having. Unfortunately, she is soon swept up in Du Lac and Fey's investigation.
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* ActionPet: Saluki sighthounds are pretty cool in RealLife, but they would be hard-pressed to talk to animals or climb ladders like Morgana does. (Of course, she is closer to "unwillingly dependent on human shelter and support" than "pet".)
* BalefulPolymorph: Morgana, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.
* HonorBeforeReason: Lancelot, in keeping with his canon portrayal, gives away the money he and Morgana have earned to a person in need. As Morgana points out, they are ''also'' in need- she hasn't eaten for days, and the innkeeper is about to throw them out for lack of payment.
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->-- '''Mr. Whittock'''
''Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey'' is a [=PC=] game released by Salix Games.
The time of Myth/KingArthur is long past, but due to some strange magic, Lancelot and Morgana still walk the streets of Britain. Now they work as investigators, hunting down the many criminals and demonic creatures that prey on humanity. Their latest quarry is a London serial killer called UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper.
Meanwhile, Mary Kelly strives to make ends meet in her Whitechapel home. She hopes for enough rent money to last out the week...and perhaps a cure for those [[DreamingOfThingsToCome strange dreams]] she's been having. Unfortunately, she is soon swept up in Du Lac and Fey's investigation.
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!!This game includes the following tropes:
* ActionPet: Saluki sighthounds are pretty cool in RealLife, but they would be hard-pressed to talk to animals or climb ladders like Morgana does. (Of course, she is closer to "unwillingly dependent on human shelter and support" than "pet".)
* BalefulPolymorph: Morgana, famous sorceress and occult expert, was polymorphed into a dog. And she ''hates'' it. Her main goal throughout the game is to find Merlin and get him to reverse his spell.
* HonorBeforeReason: Lancelot, in keeping with his canon portrayal, gives away the money he and Morgana have earned to a person in need. As Morgana points out, they are ''also'' in need- she hasn't eaten for days, and the innkeeper is about to throw them out for lack of payment.
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