History VideoGame / Downfall

* AdaptationalHeroism: Depending on your choices in the Remake, Joe can become much kinder and compassionate compared to the original game. Since in the remake [[spoiler: Joe never force fed his wife to the point of obesity, and has a much less body count than in the original.]]

* ChildhoodFriendRomance: How Joe and Ivy's relationship starts in the remake. Unfortunately their first meeting ends with [[spoiler: Joe's brother getting blown up by a grenade.]] So they immediately went their separate ways, until they met later on in life and officially started being together.

* TheVamp: The receptionist takes this role in the remake as she, [[spoiler: tries to seduce Joe in killing Agnes which results in a DownerEnding]]

* BittersweetEnding: One of the possible endings in the remake. [[spoiler: Ivy is brought back to life and saves Joe from being killed by the Cat Lady, they then escape the burning apartment. However they are hunted by the police and their fate afterwards is ambiguous.]]

* LiteralSplitPersonality: The case between [[spoiler: Ivy and Agnes.]]

* TheVamp

* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Joe says this to Agnes near the end of the remake, [[spoiler: as she decides to [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifice her self to help resurrect Ivy.]]]]

* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Joe says this to Agnes near the end of the remake, [[spoiler: as she decides to[[HeroicSacrifice sacrifice her self to help resurrect Ivy.]]]]

* AdaptationalHeroism: Depending on your choices in the Remake, Joe can become much kinder and compassionate compared to the original game. Since in the remake [[spoiler: Joe never force fed his wife to the point of obesity, has a much less body count than in the original.]]

* LiteralSplitPersonality

The original 2009 version can be [[http://www.quiethavenhotel.co.uk/ downloaded as freeware]]. Due to the original game's code being corrupt (and therefore incapable of being put on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}) a complete remake is underway, intended for release in Q2 of 2015.

Should not be confused with ''Film/{{Downfall}}'', even though that one has its share of NightmareFuel.

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* DownerEnding: Joe [[spoiler: murders the detective and then proceeds to carry on with his cycle of madness. Even if the player chooses the Suicide option.]] You can see the aftermath of this in VideoGame/TheCatLady.

* DownerEnding: Joe [[spoiler: murders the detective and then proceeds to carry on with his cycle of madness. Even if the player chooses the Suicide option.]]

The original 2009 version can be [[http://www.quiethavenhotel.co.uk/ downloaded as freeware]]. Due to the original game's code being corrupt (and therefore incapable of being put on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} a complete remake is underway, intended for release in Q2 of 2015.

The original 2009 version can be [[http://www.quiethavenhotel.co.uk/ downloaded as freeware]]. Due to the original game's code being corrupt (and therefore incapable of being put on Steam) a cimplete remake is underway, intended for release in Q2 of 2015.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. And then, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy keeps muttering about the hotel, repeatedly claiming there is something wrong about it, before she drags Joe into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Joe just brushes it off as her psychosis talking, but then Ivy disappears mysteriously, and the hotel has even more mysteriously changed into something horrible, like it was taken out of her macabre ramblings, having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood and weird massages, and a dining room full of faceless corpses, and a strange, clearly malevolent figure stalking the hallways, armed an axe. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the nightmarish hotel before it's too late.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. And then, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy keeps muttering about the hotel, repeatedly claiming there is something wrong about it, before she drags Joe into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Joe just brushes it off as her psychosis talking, but then Ivy disappears mysteriously, and the hotel has even more mysteriously changed into something out of her macabre ramblings, having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood and weird massages, and a dining room full of faceless corpses. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the nightmarish hotel before it's too late.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. Unfortunately, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy keeps muttering about the hotel, repeatedly claiming there is something wrong about it, before she drags him into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Joe just brushes it off as her psychosis talking, but then Ivy disappears mysteriously, and the hotel has even more mysteriously changed into something out of her macabre ramblings, having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood and weird massages, and a dining room full of faceless corpses. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the nightmarish hotel before it's too late.

Joe Davis is a troubled man. Lately his thoughts have been occupied by his wife, Ivy, as she appears to be in the middle of a serious psychological breakdown; she is constantly talking in riddles, cursing vulgarly, and belittling him, and than is only when she is not wildly hallucinating about blood or having panic attacks. During his attempt to get her help from a specialist who lives some towns over, the couple has been surprised by a violent storm and forced to pull over in a small town.

* BigBad: Played with a bit. For most of the game, Sophie fills this space nicely. Then things get complicated and you discover that [[spoiler: you were the BigBad all along.]] Even then, the biggest BigBad of them all might be the Quiet Haven Hotel itself.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. Unfortunately, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy keeps muttering about the hotel, repeatedly claiming there is something wrong about it, before she drags him into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Joe just brushes it off as her psychosis talking, but then Ivy disappears mysteriously, and the hotel has mysteriously changed into something out of her macabre ramblings, having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood and weird massages, and a dining room full of faceless corpses. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the nightmarish hotel before it's too late.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. Unfortunately, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy keeps muttering about the hotel, repeatedly claiming there is something wrong about it, before drags him into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Joe just brushes it off as her psychosis talking, but then Ivy disappears mysteriously, and the hotel has mysteriously changed into something out of her macabre ramblings, having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood and weird massages, and a dining room full of faceless corpses. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the nightmarish hotel before it's too late.

Joe Davis is a troubled man. Lately his thoughts have been occupied by his wife, Ivy, as she appears to be in the middle of a serious psychological breakdown; she is constantly talking in riddles, cursing vulgarly, and belittling him, and than is only when she is not wildly hallucinating or having panic attacks. During his attempt to get her help from a specialist who lives some towns over, the couple has been surprised by a violent storm and forced to pull over in a small town.

Deciding that they aren't getting any closer to their destination for today, Joe checks them in at the local Quiet Haven Hotel and rent a room there for the night. Unfortunately, things go downhill from there. First, Ivy drags him into a bizarre argument about their troubled marriage. Then, she just disappears. Now Joe, joined with a mysterious woman named Agnes, must find Ivy somewhere in the hotel before it's too late. But it won't be easy, considering that the hotel has mysteriously changed to having rooms covered with carnage and debris, walls coated with blood, and a dining room full of faceless corpses.

Joe Davis is a troubled man. Lately his thoughts have been occupied by his wife, Ivy, as she appears to be in the middle of a serious psychological breakdown; she is constantly talking in riddles, cursing vulgarly, and belittling him, and than is only when she is not wildly hallucinating or having panic attacks. In his attempt to get her help to a specialist who lives some towns over, the couple has been surprised by a violent storm and pull over in a small town.