Cry Plays: Schuld [P3] [Final]

[@hanillust]

I love how Cry read "Die Tür rührt sich kein Stück" haha (Btw, it means: "The door won't budge a bit" (just if you were wondering what that means) I speak German, so I know how it's pronounced . [Di: tue(r) rue(r)t zich kain shtuek] But Cry pronounced it surprisingly well! He's amazing at everything

[@papab1esss]

haha ich fands süß *-* ^^

[@hanillust]

Ja :D Süß und auch ziemlich witzig ~ (^-^)

[@xXTheBl4ckC4tXx]

i was like wtf when i read that, a had to think about the whole game being german, but when i heard him pronouncing that i knew it couldn´t be

[@jwanacena8704]

German words are very hard to pronounce but still Keks,Kuchen and gift is my favorite words...

[@hanillust]

Emily Egberts Homura I can understand that _Keks_ and _Kuchen_ (cookie and cake) are your favourite german words... but _GIFT???_ (poison) (O_O?)

[@lucyanne9626]

I almost threw up during that part in the middle. You guys know which part I'm talking about. Thanks God none of it was real. But seriously what a kickass game.

[@quentindixon5096]

This rpg needs an high budget animated adaption.

[@TheMaidHatter]

Aw, now I kind of wanna give Vergil a hug now...

[@julieweese5467]

TheMaidHatter You can't he simply ceases to exist

[@adelaida5019]

TheMaidHatter Same ;-;

[@Str4wberrybunni]

I always go to Cry's videos when I paint my nails xD He glues me to a chair and I stay still. He's the only reason my bed isn't covered in blue nail polish right now.

[@Squatta]

Moral of the story: infidelity is bad

[@panduwicaksono371]

Great game. It took a different turn than what i was imagined at first tho, with the seven sins and that book. I thought at least it would still have some kind of connection with the other sin

[@jamesjames6422]

I think it was supposed too. Like a test to get prisoners rehabilitated. He passed the first one, which was greed, then maybe the second one was wrath, which he failed because he killed the arms dealer.

[@eienhime4338]

the way you said "bye vergil" was so cute >

[@videostarlet]

I'm probably gonna sound like a total bitch when I say I don't really feel bad for anyone. Except maybe Vergil.

[@shawnalley1096]

Although Virgil helped Aaron as much as he could, I thought he was kind of a dick to be completely honest.

[@mollyryan5381]

All Arron did was chop a guy's legs off because he killed his wife. That Arron was seeing... Still

[@jamesmcindoe5149]

That was good. Took a while to figure out what was happening. At first I thought it was some purgatory game of redemption... then... I dunno, a game about the matrix. But Shit. It was heavy, really heavy. It was heavy to the end. And good, really good.

[@pixleeya_2.0]

I like how the cables had blood... Just sayin'.

[@GeckoGirl315]

Haha I noticed that too

[@MavraTealSun]

That was a trip! Great game, loved how Aaron got revenge for Maria. Thanks for playing it Cry! :D

[@noah899100]

Am i the only one that jams out to the outro songs

[@timarellano2324]

Was totally just jammin to the last one's outro so nope. Not alone!

[@maxigoldie823]

I was jammin to the outro song when my sister walked in and stared at me. Then she took one of my headphones out and started jammin too...

[@SigmaBill]

@@maxigoldie823 WHAT IS THE OUTRO SONG

[@ARVEN1UM]

The explanation to why Cry can pronounce properly is because he has 6 ethnicities. One of them is German. And Italian.

[@curlyquinn926]

It all depends because I'm part German but the only German I know is a few words. Hell I know more Korean and Japanese just from listening to their music and TV shows

[@maanyam3465]

2:06 Light Yagami should have been voiced by you.

[@jayorgullo2806]

Wow. The story progression in this game, the meanings behind every phrase, from first to last, even the mundane year 9999 reference in the beginning that explains why there's a moon based prison... Throw in the Divine Comedy references, the built in jokes, and even the use of lunar cycles for prison puzzles... I hope whoever made this game has a great life, because this story just made my day. They deserve an applaud for this. Amazing commentary, also.

[@StopChangingMyNameYoutube1]

One of my favorite cry plays if not my absolute fave.

[@Mahnoorx]

Damn.. This game is deep. People will do anything for money. So it's pretty cool how the maker of the game said that it's not worth it. If you saw a person dropping a 100 dollars, would you give it back? I have to over think my reaction to it after watching this game.

[@Mahnoorx]

Rancid Potatoe When my brother was 8 years old, he found 100 euro's in the bus. He then picked it up and asked to a person nearby if he dropped it. He ofcourse said yes and took the money. He later on proudly told it to my mom. My mom was dissaointed thhat he didn't kept it. Well it's her fault for saying that you should always give back if you see something that isn't yours. What I meant with that story is that most people are selfish. When they find money they will keep it. So that's why I found it so cool that the maker of the game is saying that being good to others is more important than stuff like money. I hope that whenever I drop something you will pick it up and give it back :p.

[@vivianayoung8296]

I would keep it without a second thought.

[@mazzpsykoziz]

LaXMustage If I find money I keep it, if I find a wallet I check for a way to identify the owner and deliver it at the police station (as you are supposed to here). If I literally saw someone drop money I would run them up and give it back to them, anything else would be selfish and I don't subscribe to selfishness monthly.

[@Mahnoorx]

mazzpsykoziz That's good!

[@thaliafantasia9902]

Would I give back $100 dollars to a man who dropped it? No, I'll simply remind him that Money and Power is what's brainwashing Human beings, by burning it before his very eyes.

[@plishy]

That was good. That was really fucking good. It kept me guessing; at first I thought I knew where the story was going then it would change and I would think that I knew again. Boy, was I wrong. In the words of Cry himself, "Wow."

[@RickyPJangles]

The wrench was used to open the chest where he got the silver key. If he had tried to open it without the wrench, he would've gotten a prompt telling him that he needs something to unscrew the latches on the chest.

[@maj_maas]

Suddenly... Cry became Dr. Seuss

[@VV818Iani]

THAT PLOT TWIST!!! Great video, Cry. :)

[@tobyputzki4141]

"Die Tür rührt sich kein Stück" is German for: "The door won´t budge"

[@zamora77786]

The best rpg horror I have ever seen. Amazing. Thank you for playing it.

[@isobel8057]

your voice and the music that you chose are so awesome! :3

[@shawnalley1096]

His voice is totally badass! \m/ Even the Greek god Odin appreciates his voice I bet! Lmao.

[@shikaluv21]

Shawn Alley ...Odin is Norse, not Greek

[@thetheangelcastiel]

Cry is a perfect example of being able to absolutely adore someone without judging their looks. c:

[@cidevant002]

Very awesome story. I would love it read it as a book.

[@kc_cobra]

Wow. That was ... incredible. Why have I never heard of this game before? I thought my favorite rpgmaker game was Witch's House but this was just outstanding.

[@WhoMightThis1Be]

2:11 ... some guy that gets punished for his sins by showing him multiple deaths of a woman he liked caled maria? never heard that one before. but seriously i think the setting is the best in this game... the actual story was of course shocking, but actually the "human=evil" thing isnt that creative anymore and a story about something like a torture device for your mind sounds cool but isnt that well executed when you just throw it in in the last second. i think the dialoges are a bit flat... nearly all of them sound like i heard them somewhere before but after all for a game made by a single person its pretty good

[@SedoKai]

23:23! That was great. -.- Listening to cry made me think about the Resident Evil voice acting.

[@Majintc]

I fucking, LOVE, the music at the end.

[@alexl1178]

That was a pretty good game. Man, it surprised me the whole way through but allows you piece everything together in the end. Just whoa.

[@manabluerose]

Vergil is originally from Dante's divine comedy. Please educate yourself. Even the creator of DMC was inspired by that story, which is where he got the names from. Great game, Cry. I really enjoyed the story and plot twist a lot. Also, laughing at the thought of a prison on the moon.

[@TheValiantBob]

I think the first two trials with the Rot and the War were supposed to be the "rehabilitation program." The inmates would be stuck in those areas until they learned their lesson and would move onto the next section, the book crossing out the word showing that they completed it. Once they cleared all the 7 Deadly Sins their sentence would be over. But Williams hi-jacked it to personally torture Aaron.

[@niallpotatoirish8204]

This is definitely nasty. He actually ate Maria. And I wanna know why the cables bled after he cut them? Is it like only me? But they're cables not a person.

[@niallpotatoirish8204]

I saw them bleed. Still it's nasty.

[@niallpotatoirish8204]

Okay sir 1:33

[@TheSorrowfulAngel]

They certainly did "bleed". One could theorize all day why they bled - or one looks at a more likely explanation: It was some kind of reddish-brown fluid. For example, gasoline. Seeing as gasoline was lying around in that place, it is no big leap to assume that gasoline runs through those cables.

[@sevestriana2382]

The cables bled but its the games way of showing that they are being damaged.

[@SmashMyPitchUp]

'Schuld' is German for 'fault' And 'Die tür rührt sich kein Stück' is German for 'the door won't move a bit' And it was pretty awesome Thanks for playing and showing this. It is a great game

[@spookygal69]

So did they skin Maria? Geez...

[@ArtForSwans]

It's also a place in Germany. There's a building there with stained glass portraits of the four horsemen. The game is based off of the four horsemen.

[@angelmarie6467]

*still processing* Uhh... Uhh... Uhh...... What.

[@GothiqueStar]

I'm wowed myself. One of the best story lines for a game i've ever seen. This would make for an EPIC movie. o.o

[@patriciaannlouisel.ferrer1288]

God will never punish anyone! That's why forgiving is made

[@solsearain]

God doesn't exist

[@kazirumanazaman7541]

Not even rapists, murderers and people who betray our trust ? So much for justice.

[@jeremiahcharlton3238]

Schuld is a German word meaning responsible, debt, blame, guilt, fault, liability, and trespasses. This game makes a lot more sense now.

[@bree554]

This game is similar to the movie hostel now that I think about it

[@chieftainofshapshift]

I wasn't that into it at first so I was debating if I should have finished the series or not and I'm glad I did that was amazing

[@latentAlchemist]

welp...that was a total mind fuck

[@VictoriousSecret1000]

I couldn't have said it better myself. This game had a lot of potential to be a heartwrencher, one of those games that makes you hate but empathize with the protagonists and antagonist(s) alike. I think that's what horror is really about - seeing how far you can push the boundaries of human nature. This game, for me, goes beyond even sympathy for any of the characters. It just left me going "What? ._. " at the end. I understand WHAT happened. I just really don't understand why. At all.

[@RainDestruction]

space prison, well I didn't see that one coming

[@AstoriaAddams]

When Cry walked into the room with the bloody water and the skulls floating in it I just kinda stared for a minute then just started singing "the sea's wine red this is the death of beauty"

[@MissTsuniko]

Die Tur ruhrt sik kein Stück XDXD

[@RandomBrowser347]

I think what can be taken from this story is that bad people eventually get punished for what they do. Aaron went through that hellish virtual experience and Williams lost his legs and got killed.

[@DinaSan1]

LOVED the game I watched all the parts in one evening But..This ending was too sudden...:/

[@IntraFraina]

He came back to it and figured it out. One of the reasons these games exists is to put pressure on the player, and while under this pressure, solve a puzzle. It's different for you, as a viewer, who is not under pressure to solve the puzzle. Chill out~

[@CieraOhNo]

So this was intense

[@Velvetkoi]

thanks, i understood that what ever implied relation of the to is why the trials were harder but will seemed to kill for no reason, and it only showed maria was afraid of the man next door, ill listen to that suggestion and see if i missed something

[@Ewa55533]

Could someone explain the like ending from when he said 'Your not dead'? I was sooo confused?

[@kuroyuki6254]

He thought he was dead and the world he was in was the afterlife. But in reality is was a prison on the moon, and people there were in something like matrix. And the Williams dude was controlling it all.

[@Ewa55533]

Thanks ^-^

[@Sinshana]

Yes there is, but it's obviously extremely difficult. Aaron conquered one, but he committed the sin again and got back to the beginning. Vergil mentioned how he watched many people driven insane, and (I think it was) Williams who mentioned how only about 1% of the prisoners were able to escape their virtual hell.

[@Tirikou1]

"Bye Vergil" ^^

[@PollyLWorld]

"Die Tür rührt sich kein stuck" = the door doesn't budge, just like schuld is fault in german. (amazing game, so many references and twists!)

[@katievickery7458]

I wish Vergil would've been more helpful. He kinda just annoyed me.

[@adelaida5019]

He couldn't say anything helpful since the judge was looking at everything he was doing :(

[@AkvileGarbaciauskaiteKotryna]

Cry, You deserved much much more subscribers than You have now because You are awsome! Your videos are original. I love how You play and comment. Also, I really like these endings with intros. By the way... Your voice is seductive as hell. Akvilė

[@_niush_ink_]

Random German sentence in there lol

[@Popokrieger]

random german title tho

[@sylvansylvan6818]

Popokrieger The game was translated from German into English. Not so random anymore now, is it

[@Thanathos1991]

+Niusha S.k. The game originally is in german. I guess the "random german sentence" just was overlooked, while it was translated to english. ;)

[@humphreyomega11]

Holy Shit! That was one hell of an ending. Cry You did great, no , awesome job at narrating! Best game I have seen played in a long time!

[@Sathenia]

This is a bit like Silent Hill fucking ae!

[@lauratorrell405]

Can't stop thinking on the parallelism between this story (the Saligia sins thing, the fact that "Vergil" is the guide...) and Dante's Divine Comedy...

[@xeratusky14]

Cry's voice is really something 💗😢

[@TheB0neD0ct0r]

Loved this game, thank you so much for playing it, Cry.

[@asterross]

That. Was. Awesome. Just so fucking awesome. I loved this playthrough Cry. Now, onto the next playthrough!

[@MorgueRat]

Cry, you need to take a break. I've seen so many posts about you saying how exhausted you are. I get it that you have fans and want to please them. Make them happy. If your fans (including myself) actually care about you. They won't mind you taking a few days or even a week or more off to relax and focus on healing yourself. Seriously. The lack of sleep and such can do a lot to you. Take a rest, you deserve that much and more. Have a good day, Cry. Hope you start feeling better. -Magz.

[@PolarPhantom]

I figured there would be some twist like that. I oddly got quite close in my madder thoughts. Thank you Cry.

[@Xionwithouran]

All I can say for that ending is, take everything a man has and he will no longer have anything to lose, biggest mistake you can ever make.

[@beandon7227]

I go back to this all the time.

[@KillaCatapilla1]

Basically you were a prisoner punished for knowing about williams killing his wife, maria (the same one throughout the story), and to punish you he puts you in an artificial world full of torture and when williams makes the AI, or artificial intelligence, which is vergil controling the ship mad, vergil lets you out and you take revenge on williams at the cost of your own life. Vergil was turned off because williams wanted to contact earth and turning off the ai would help do that.

[@Gaz66d]

I'm not saying the missed translation made this game bad. I'm saying people should stop expecting it to be better than something made by Squaresoft and flipping tables cos there's a few typos in it. For the work of one programmer and one translator this is a huge achievement in digital storytelling.

[@Antgirl89]

This game is freaking disturbing. I think that telling this kind of story with this type of art makes it even more so.

[@VAB419]

I love this game now. Thanks for the playthrough, Cry, sir.

[@himynameiswizard101]

What a wonderful twist to this story! I wonder what other games the creators of this one and Desert Nightmare have also made...

[@bLazinghearT07]

Wow. It was pretty good. I didn't see that twist coming. Huh. So basically the game story revolves on the concept of revenge, eh? It's not original, but the game was pretty well made. Although there was still much left unexplained, but it's not something the gamer's imagination can't piece together. Neat game, Mr. Cry. Thanks for showing this! :D

[@kagomers]

trying not to throw up- cry's voice is helping me feel better

[@SmartaclesCupOfTea]

I believe the second one was Wrath. Everyone was going to war and all of the people seemed more angry, violent and paranoid than usual. It was really the only one that fit in my mind, but it could have been another sin. Thank you for explaining how he won the first one. I thought he took the eyes of someone else instead of himself and I was wondering why he would pass if he took someone else's eyes :/

[@devangel990]

Woah. That was really good indeed! I stopped playing after the cigarette part [P1] since I figured the game was going to have a lot more of that and required "mad skillz"... but heck, it must've been really gratifying finishing that game.

[@cometome255]

Don't forget the scene where James walks through that long ass corridor where Mary starts talking.

[@PrettyKawaiiGuy]

that game was amazing... and im sure youve heard this before but crys commentary was perfect for this game.

[@CardMagicianG]

I get the reference about the "Vergil guiding you through Hell" part from the Divina Comedia, so it surprises me they didn't name Aaron Dante instead.

[@SLENDERFREAK5127]

That would has been too obvious. Although this does make want to read Inferno in particular.

[@TheBonedWanderer]

this was one of the best story line for a game and it is the saddest personally

[@silversnake4133]

Well, that was an interesting take on parts of Dante's Inferno. I'm glad he decided to focus the theme on the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse rather than just make a complete re-telling. The whole "Overture", "Knowledge" and "Truth" thing was quite ingenious as well since it marked the stages that Aaron was progressing through in kind of a pseudo "Hero's Journey" if you will. However, the ending was kind of anti-climactic.

[@LookBehingYou]

Screaming Girl of the Sea? That sure makes me think of Aaron and the little girl looking at the sea, suits that one pretty well.

[@MYSTICWOLFZOMBIE]

omg when the music began and the video started fast forwarding i got the biggest scare in the whole series... damn that scared me, please dont do that again cry, your too good at scaring people and that was a amazing scare, can you teach me how to do that?

[@MagicularSpectacular]

Schuld is Dutch (and I think German too) for "guilt". Seeing as the seven sins were the recurring theme I don't think the title needs further explaining

[@sisterpuce3330]

The German basically says "the door is stuck" or "the door won't budge an inch".

[@Reicha]

Vergil: "Do you know I like to watch comedies?" .... good one, game. Good one.

[@sergantawesom]

it depends on context when you use schuld in the meaning of fault than it isn't a noun but in the use of debt then it is

[@RealityCheck1993]

Yep, definitely Kelvin. He seems to like to end the games in a way where you feel it should have multiple-endings.

[@Auskababy]

No,it's: Savant - The Immortal / Screaming Girl of the Sea

[@LeisaTheGreat]

This pixelated RPG is the most horrifying thing I have ever seen. And I've played A LOT of horror games in my time. Props to Kelvin for making the most disturbing game ever.

[@mechanicaleinstein]

I know this was a contest entry, so it's meant to be shorter, but I wonder if he ever made a longer version of it. He makes amazing games

[@PoppitPeopleRealm]

I think the ending song is one of the OST's from the anime Rosario + vampire, but I'm not sure.

[@BMozsPokemonadv]

So... What did he do again? All I know is something about a guy losing his legs, and the guy basically sealed him up in a virtual horror.... The revenge at the end is appropriate judging by what they were doing.

[@Ihere123]

Vergil was an AI machine for all the systems on the moon, Judge Williams was the man who lost his legs thanks to Aaron, and Maria died...by getting shotted to death.

[@Falkenhorst2000]

Oh there are many german Rpg maker games like this. But as far as i know, are the games of Kalvin (the creator of Desert nightmare and Schuld) the only ones that were translated to english. i don't know whats about the games of the other Developers. (Sorry for my english)

[@ADVSProductions]

I like how "God" has three faces like the Devil in Inferno. Such a well-written game.