History YMMV / Godlimations

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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: The end of the second game, where [[spoiler:the friend thanks the little girl by giving her a vitalization potion that makes her living again.]]
* TheWoobie: The daughter in the second game. [[spoiler:She was infected with the rest of her family, [[HorrorHunger now finds monsters incredibly delicious]], and is horrified by the changes in behavior her dad, brother, and uncle have undergone. Her mom also ran away, so there's no one to help her.]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The ''[[https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/288975 Crystalline]]'' track by SolusLunes, whivh plays whenever the events have a dramatic turn. Especially the final part sounds downright like a distress call.
* [[GoddamnBats Goddamn Spiders]]: They are everywhere.

* WhatAnIdiot: Ira. Seth exhibits dangerous trigger-happy behavior early on. Ira even makes note of it after [[spoiler:she sees Seth reach for his gun after Rick stands up to him]]. But, for some reason, she feels the need to explore the place for [[spoiler:more history on Seth's dangerous behavior]]. Seeing that ''once'' should've been enough to realize he needed to be subdued. Of course, with Jonathan [[NonActionGuy injured]] that, realistically, wouldn't leave sufficient power to attempt this since [[spoiler:Rick walked out of the store around then leaving only Ira and Tark. Of course, there's also Amy who, while not strong enough, could act as a sufficient distraction, since Seth was effectively distracted by her earlier.]] It was a problem that could've been addressed if Ira had exercised some ''common sense''.

* SerialNumbersFiledOff: Depends. Some people feel that this game is essentially a poorly done, overly religious rip-off of ''TheMist''. The writer says he was inspired by the story (so the similarities shouldn't be surprising). Of course, inspiration can only go so far before something becomes ''too'' similar...

** The game also has a striking resemblance to ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition'' of all things. Both take place in a small rural town in the woods plagued by supernatural threats, both based their story off of more famous works (''Series/TwinPeaks'' and TheMist), both have odd quirky characters and silly dialog and both [[spoiler:get serious about their horror elements near the end where the player has to MercyKill their love interest to spare them a FateWorseThanDeath. Unfortunately, the MercyKill doesn't work here and the victim survives to continue suffering.]]

* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The end of the second game, where [[spoiler:the friend thanks the little girl by giving her a vitalization potion that makes her living again.]]

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* StrawmanHasAPoint: At the ''Zombie Inglor'', Inglor calls Ludy out for his alleged sadism, asking him if he ever considered that the Zombies could have feelings, which Ludy scoffs at, calling them "animals". As arrogant and smug as Ludy is, he's right: All the zombies ingame, even the non-hostile ones you can talk to, care only about killing and eating brains. Heck, Inglor's brother ''immediately'' tried to kill him post-zombification. Inglor thus comes off as starry-eyed at best and as brain-dead as the zombies at worst.

* ScrappyMechanic[=/=]ThatOneLevel: One of the biggest complaints about the game are the [[UnexpectedGameplayChange constant mini-games]] and the FakeDifficulty they add, such as collecting a faroff item with a racecar with finicky controls and a lot of bear traps in-between, and a first person shooter-esque level where you have to fight hordes of creatures, with only ''two'' shotgun shells each, having to reload after every two shots, meaning that if you don't land your shots correctly, you're in for a quick death.

** The game also has a striking resemblance to DeadlyPremonition of all things. Both take place in a small rural town in the woods plagued by supernatural threats, both based their story off of more famous works (''Series/TwinPeaks'' and TheMist), both have odd quirky characters and silly dialog and both [[spoiler:get serious about their horror elements near the end where the player has to MercyKill their love interest to spare them a FateWorseThanDeath. Unfortunately, the MercyKill doesn't work here and the victim survives to continue suffering.]]

** The game also has a striking resemblance to DeadlyPremonition of all things. Both take place in a small rural town in the woods plagued by supernatural threats, both based their story off of more famous works (TwinPeaks and TheMist), both have odd quirky characters and silly dialog and both [[spoiler:get serious about their horror elements near the end where the player has to MercyKill their love interest to spare them a FateWorseThanDeath. Unfortunately, the MercyKill doesn't work here and the victim survives to continue suffering.]]

** It can also be accused of ripping off ''SilentHill'', what with the horn and all... And the psychological problems with the cast...

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* UnfortunateImplications: A problem with a few of their works.

* UnfortunateImplications: Granted, this story is more explicit about its... biased views than ''TheTrappedTrilogy'' considering that religion ''is'' what it's about.

* {{Narm}}: The character conversations a lot of the time and ''just how contrived the game can get''.

* WhatAnIdiot: Ira. Seth exhibits dangerous trigger-happy behavior early on. Ira even makes note of it after [[spoiler:she sees Seth take out his gun to shoot Rick after he stood up to his authority]]. But, for some reason, she feels the need to explore the place for [[spoiler:more history on Seth's dangerous behavior]]. Seeing that ''once'' should've been enough to realize he needed to be subdued. Of course, with Jonathan [[NonActionGuy injured]] that, realistically, wouldn't leave sufficient power to attempt this since [[spoiler:Rick walked out of the store around then leaving only Ira and Tark. Of course, there's also Amy who, while not strong enough, could act as a sufficient distraction, since Seth was effectively distracted by her earlier.]] It was a problem that could've been addressed if Ira had exercised some ''common sense''.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: Depends. Some people feel that this game is essentially a poorly done, overly religious rip-off of ''TheMist''. The writer says he was inspired by the story (so the similarities shouldn't be surprising). Of course, inspiration can only go so far before something becomes ''too'' similar...

* GrowingTheBeard: ''TheTrappedTrilogy'' was pretty hit or miss, but their subsequent games have been receiving more and more positive reception and less negative, ''{{Amea}}'' arguably being their best game to date.

* CompleteMonster: Seth. He ''seems'' like just a jerk but he gets worse as time goes on. ''Much worse''.

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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The game is a bit... Camp, but it can be a thoroughly frightening game, just as long as you're not skimming to look for {{Narm}}.

* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Oh, ''jeez''... Where do we start?

* GrowingTheBeard: TheTrappedTrilogy was pretty hit or miss, but their subsequent games have been receiving more and more positive reception and less negative, {{Amea}} arguably being their best game to date.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler: Jonathan taking Seth out with an axe when the guy tries to rape his wife.]]

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: Depends. Some people feel that this game is essentially a poorly done, overly religious rip-off of TheMist. The writer says he was inspired by the story (so the similarities shouldn't be surprising). Of course, inspiration can only go so far before something becomes ''too'' similar...
** It can also be accused of ripping off SilentHill, what with the horn and all... And the psychological problems with the cast...
* UnfortunateImplications: Granted, this story is more explicit about its... biased views than TheTrappedTrilogy considering that religion ''is'' what it's about.

* GrowingTheBeard: TheTrappedTrilogy was pretty hit or miss, [[LoveItOrHateIt to put it lightly]], but their subsequent games have been receiving more and more positive reception and less negative, {{Amea}} arguably being their best game to date.