GRIS - All Cutscenes + Secret ending

[@blepp5808]

Dude the cutscene when the statue wakes up. The moment the statue started singing I got literal shivers this game is so well made

[@DLegionHeir]

There should be more games like this! It’s a one of a kind game!

[@Enderia2]

thats her mother?

[@Enderia2]

@@genericname108 i think you are dumb nobody even said anything about it

[@genericname108]

@@Enderia2 you asked a question, I answered. But if a answer wasn't what you were looking for. There, gone

[@icepelt1001]

I love the way that her cloak is animated during the 'colouring' sequences. An incredible visual metaphor for holding so much in until you 'burst'.

[@DLegionHeir]

Agreed! There is just so much meaning in this game and I like how it's all nicely blended in with the visuals, sounds, and gameplay. I'm glad that people are still expressing and talking about this game since it came out. Heck at times I still even play the Soundtrack of the game during work!

[@PaulStryker]

@@DLegionHeir Same here! Just discovered this game few weeks ago, and now I play its soundtrack at work.

[@DLegionHeir]

@@PaulStryker especially when work get gets a bit stressful lol

[@PaulStryker]

LegionHeirGaming indeed! This soundtrack is a masterpiece.

[@meow3550]

Wish I have a cloak like that, it gives you so many abilities

[@PolarTitan]

I actually cheered when the turtle saved us. I was not expecting that to happen and for a second I thought for sure i would have to re-spawn for the first time

[@DLegionHeir]

Haha yeah same here. Thought i messed up somehow and was going to have to respawn, but, at the last second, a turtle save us! Now, i see turtles differently lol

[@victoriousf.i.g.3311]

You can't die in this game. Even if you'd put the controller down during the escape sequences, the game would play itself to ensure your survival.

[@dexlovesgames_dlg]

Best part of the game honestly.

[@caineghis1642]

This game makes me feel things i'd never feel before.

[@DLegionHeir]

I know what you mean. Got me feeling all kinds of emotions. That's how you know when a game is good. When the story resonates with us at a deeper level!

[@caineghis1642]

​@@DLegionHeir This game is way more than good. I mean, when i played it, i didn't understand what was the point and what was the story behind it, and despite that, i was catch in the game, feeling all kind of feels. After playing this game, i was blocked, feeling that something just hit my soul and i wasn't even seeing it coming.

[@tanya-789]

It's funny, because felt the opposite. This game makes me feel things I felt a long time ago. Like childhood. I thought this feeling will never return, but Gris reawoke something inside of me. It's melancholy, uncaused happiness and grief, peaceful loneliness and restoration of something you lost. Great game!

[@DLegionHeir]

@@caineghis1642 It was a nice way to start the game out. Not giving you too much and therefore proceeding to explore this world and giving it life. Nomada Studio really brought something fresh in my opinion!

[@DLegionHeir]

@@tanya-789 I understand that feeling as well. How it can just grab our emotions, whether it be past or present. We can understand it all too well at a subconscious level. I'm glad to have played it and I'm looking forward to what other game Nomada Studio will create!

[@DuffyK9]

Hands down one of the most beautiful games I've ever played. Everything from the story line to the absolutely breathtaking music to the magnificent artwork in the form of watercolor. I still get a tear in the eye watching the final cut scene. What a magnificent game.

[@DLegionHeir]

I agree in everything you just said lol! Even when I'm at work I sometimes play GRIS soundtracks in the background to keep me at ease.

[@FishOniDeviantArt]

I KNEW IT! The woman couldn't be Gris because their hairstyle is different and Gris looks younger. I knew that it was probably her mother who died and that's why Gris wears black... ahhh the feels

[@DLegionHeir]

Indeed and it's been such a while that I had played a game that was emotionally driven for me. It ties in as to why Gris is trying to find her way through these sad times. We can relate to that as we all experience loss at some point. The feels are strong!

[@FishOniDeviantArt]

@@DLegionHeir You're so right, I couldn't help crying by the end T_T

[@DLegionHeir]

FishOni tears were shed most definitely and for a game to make us feel that connected oh just BEAUTIFULLY well done. Glad I uploaded this video cause it seems everyone wanted to see, hear, and feel this game. I wonder what else the game developers will make after this!

[@FishOniDeviantArt]

@@DLegionHeir Whatever they make I'll probably buy! XD You were definitely a lifesaver since there's no way to rewatch the cutscenes without playing and you even included the secret ending. Thanks again

[@DLegionHeir]

FishOni i’ll be doing the same haha that’s why I’m following Nomada Studio both on Instagram and Twitter to see what else they will be making. And no problem it was my pleasure capturing this to share with everyone! :)

[@brianmarley7915]

I cried like a baby even before I knew the creators meaning

[@DLegionHeir]

if you didn't cry to this game then sorry you're a robot lol. The feels are real!

[@adistya2854]

the eel appear outta nowhere always got me shook

[@DLegionHeir]

When your diving deeper and deeper all pitch black and...... SNAP* Eel enters the game! I almost dropped my controller the first time I played through it. I know everyone else must have gotten spook from it!

[@Couchpotaytoooo]

@@DLegionHeir i almost screamed

[@DLegionHeir]

Sky Lens haha i know i did! Good thing my controller kept working after I accidentally dropped it and rushed to pick it up

[@Couchpotaytoooo]

@@DLegionHeir poor controller :(

[@DLegionHeir]

@@Couchpotaytoooo haha all good! still works even today!

[@prmclaux2541]

0:00 - opening 3:29 - first star 3:41 - red 4:20 - square 4:34 - hub#1 4:58 - sliding down red mountain 5:50 - gris 6:15 - butterflies 3:36 - wheel 7:10 - green 8:17 - bridge 8:51 - little vase 9:15 - little vase 2 9:37 - bargaining 9:49 - bird 1 10:12 - bird 2 10:35 - birds defeat 10:55 - blue 12:25 - hub#2 12:53 - swim 13:05 - turtle 13:44 - yellow & eal#1 16:36 - eal#2 17:56 - hub#3 18:29 - voice 18:45 - voice#2 19:05 - voice#3 & hub#4 20:12 - ink monster 22:17 - finale battle 25:21 - secret ending.

[@chimchimchococones]

This game made me feel some type of way. I lost my aunt back in 2016 to breast cancer, she was a beautiful and selfless woman. She loved her family so much, so it was hard for us. The one who felt the most pain was my mother (my aunt was the oldest of 5 siblings, while my mom was the second eldest), my aunt basically had to take on a parent role when my grandparents separated. Seeing my mom cry was so heartbreaking, I never saw her in this kind of pain before. Me and my dad could feel all that grief from her. My aunt was also like a second mother to me, I wanted to be a strong and successful woman like her. My depression worsened; I never felt good enough. I became empty. I could never do anything for my family, I felt worthless. I used to wish I died in her place. 2020, I am now in a better place in my life. The story of these game is so beautiful. It didn't need words to convey its story. I'm sorry if my comment was too long, I just wanted to post this. Please know, you are loved. I may not know who you are and I don't know how to make you feel better, but please continue living your life for the people you love.

[@DLegionHeir]

the meaning and message the game has to reflect on emotions that we felt through our own experience is mind blowing. Many of us in the comments have shared moments like the one you shared and I can relate as I also lost my aunt to stomach cancer last year. She acted as a second mother to me and my siblings and helped us out when my parents had to work when we were little. Never liked seeing my mom cry either or family members passing away. All we can do is be there together for those final moments and let it be a reminder that time is precious. To never forget and to keep on living the best we can. Glad to hear you’re in a better place and for sharing your story. May our aunts rest in peace.

[@chimchimchococones]

@@DLegionHeir Thank you for sharing as well 😭 I wish you the best in life.

[@DLegionHeir]

ChimChim and ChocoCones thank you and same to you as well 🙏!

[@xxwintermoonxx1528]

Im so glad I found this game... Ive been grieving so many things all at once

[@malixan]

Thanks guy, i really want to see thats cutscenes one more time, and you help me soo much.

[@DLegionHeir]

You're welcome. That's why I did it. I couldn't be the only one that wanted too watch the whole thing!

[@Sailor.Ecilipsia]

Her mother is not the one who has died, its Gris herself. In the beginning you can see when Gris stops singing, the statue stars to crumble and when she completely falls, the statue falls into pieces, meaning the loss of her child completely destroyed her. Now as a memory of Gris in her mother's mind, you start to rebuild her again and as you pass the stages you're also making your way for your final ascension meaning that with overcoming each stage, her mother gets closer to acceptance and letting her go. You can also see the black monster which is the mother's grief has the shape of her daughter because it was her death that caused this grief .at the end the mother accepts her daughter's death and after shedding a tear and saying goodbye, she finally lets Gris go and she finally ascends to the sky. Also, if you pay attention to the statues on your way, you can see that they are all crying women, demonstrating her mothers mourning.

[@nikto7-b1b]

I also felt kinda same way, but couldn't put it all together as well as you did!

[@victoriousf.i.g.3311]

As the game doesn't explicitly tell its story, it's small-minded to assume there is only one interpretation. The purpose of a game like this is that it elicits strong emotion from the player and the player then links that emotion to their own personal journey IRL. Super not cool for you to forcibly try and boil that down to your own subjective interpretation and claim it's the 'right' one.

[@Labyrythm]

@@victoriousf.i.g.3311 agreed.

[@introvert9673]

That was good but the game itself has no dialogue and the developers said that it's better that way because it will help the players think of their own story interpretation, like what I think and yes I do not claim that my story interpretation was the actual story in game or Gris's journey. I hope you watch how the developers made the game Gris because that'll make you understand the game more.

[@bdof1]

While I enjoy your take on what the story is about, I cannot disagree more on what it all really means.

[@Riste.R]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand I´m crying again.....

[@DLegionHeir]

My wife and I cried when playing it! It was an emotional bonding moment lol.

[@CrimTube]

In the eyes of a child, mother is god.

[@danyellemint2158]

Did anyone else spam the button to boost themselves in the water during the eel scene? 'Cause I know I had my butt clenched.

[@avalonperez3806]

I just finished this game and I cried. So lovely. This is art.

[@DLegionHeir]

yah i did too. Beautiful moving art! I'm waiting to see what other games the developers are working on!

[@ungenbunyon5548]

Without fail everytime, i dont even have to watch much, the memory alone brings tears

[@hallo4651]

The opening and ending cutscenes are my favourite. The game is so visually appealing that I decided to play it after seeing a few seconds from the trailer. Not disappointed.

[@DLegionHeir]

I was skeptical of it not usually interested in these type of games but definitely the visuals caught my attention, then got the game, played through the story and was like blown away by it. I didn’t even want to put the controller down. Just wanted to keep playing and seeing how things progress! The game Gris won my heart for sure!

[@bombush]

I was a bit disappointed with the secret scene because it shattered my interpretation of the game. My original interpretation was that Gris was simply trying to heal herself, regain her lost self-love and return the colors back to her life. I really like my interpretation because of how abstract and applicable to any (not just a mother's death) life's situation it is. But after the initial shock I don't think the game lost too much depth with the secret scene and actually helped me to formulate an even more interesting interpretation. Sometimes when a person loses a loved one they feel not just sadness but also anger towards the departed who left them aching and alone in the world. This is the anger which shatters the mother-statue. And it ties into the secret scene because the statue is frozen in the same pose as in the secret scene. The secret scene might be the defining moment in the relationship of Gris and her mother, the moment of perfect togetherness, of sharing everything in the world, even the stars, of perfect safety. This togetherness, this safety is shattered by the mother's death and Gris is left alone in the world, aching. Suddenly an anger takes hold of her, anger towards her departed mother and towards her own helplessness symbolized by the sandstorms knocking her back after every few steps. Then she goes through the rest of the five stages of grief - bargaining, depression and finally acceptance - repairing a bit of memory of her mother and her own self with each step. In the last stage, Gris finally comes to terms with her mother's departure, and her mother is no longer frozen in a moment of terror but becomes a living, breathing and beautifully colorful memory which Gris will keep cherishing as she finally moves on and rises back from the depths of depression and pain into the world.

[@bri-notthecheese]

What I adore so much about this game is that there are so many interpretations that can come from this beautiful piece of art. I went in blind and almost immediately viewed it from the lens of someone with mental illness, particularly the constant fight with depression. Her acceptance of it being a part of her but learning to live with it at the end brought me to tears, and though I later found out the developers' original intent to be the story of grief and subsequently saw it from that lens in my second playthrough, it made my first interpretation no less meaningful or special to me. I told my cousin about this game and he came away with a completely different interpretation regarding Gaia/Mother Earth and it fit just as well. This game is truly a masterpiece.

[@DLegionHeir]

love it! Basically, everyone here feeling the same way when initially playing it!

[@watchdogsplaythroughs9852]

A beautiful game! Everything about it is beautiful: the story, the music, the art direction, literally everything. And that ending hit me in the feels. I do think it's a story about a girl, Gris, going through the various stages of grieving over the loss of her mother. And my interpretation of Gris and the crumbling statute: the statute is a representation of the state the mother and the daughter are in. They're both in pieces over one another. (The mother is suffering because the daughter is suffering .) The statue piecing back together after completion of every stage (of grieving) should be self-explanatory. And the statue shedding a tear at the end I don't think it's a tear of sadness but a tear of joy. Also 16:37 stupid eel! Freaked the heck outta me on my first playthrough.

[@DLegionHeir]

I couldn’t agree more! I like the fact that everyone who has played it can take away something important from the game and express how they interpret it. At the same time resonate with it as the player continues her journey together. From the art style, gameplay, and music it’s truly a wonderful game. I still listen to the music on my phone whenever i’m chilling or working. Helps to relax and yes the EEL made me jump i was not expecting it. I was like “damn it they got me” haha

[@jakub7244]

I really like the game. Also, it is about girl who lost her mother, even authors said that.... still, its great game with great impatct ... and no spoken words are needed.

[@DLegionHeir]

Jakub exactly! there’s no text nor spoken words just playing through listening to the sound and exploring/interacting with the environment is enough to drive the game towards its goal. It really says something about it and you have an interesting narrative to tell.

[@akane-kun2246]

Same...here....i thought i should go down first think if i missed something...but it turn out be an eel...😌😅

[@ileanbm3376]

The scenary, colours,music, every detail! Perfection!! Awesome!! Great team!!

[@DLegionHeir]

I agree and can't wait for their next game whenever that is!

[@paintbusch]

I didn’t know about the secret ending! Just finished my second playthrough the first one was probably 2 years ago. Man this Game... For me it’s the perfect game. There is nothing that’s not perfect. The visuals, the story, the sounds and the fucking music... But also the gameplay itself. The puzzles are actually fun to solve and I fucking love how they introduce every new game mechanic. Oh god and the level design... Holy mother of god. This game...

[@DLegionHeir]

Always nice to revisit a game such as this! I still feel the same way! 👍 heck i even listen to the soundtracks as i go through my day. Definitely one of my all time favorite video games!

[@advanceringnewholder]

19:05 THIS RIGHT THERE. The 2nd Most Epic moment in the game

[@bdof1]

I played or watched this games several times and always loved the story. Watching it high on a 50mg edible was otherworldly. It wasn’t even the same story, like I peeled back the curtain in The Wizard of Oz + being Red Pilled in the Matrix combined.

[@barninghurtsalot3054]

the same scene made me cry 3 seperate times

[@DLegionHeir]

I’m feeling feelings lol yeah i know what you mean!

[@duhrandomduh6242]

Theory here - What if that statue is the girl and what the game is is the emotion she’s going through when something devastating happened

[@DLegionHeir]

Nice theory though developers already released their actual interpretation of the game being the symbiotic relationship between a mother and daughter, loss/depression/discovery/growing/maturing. Despite this many fans continue to interpret it in many ways because it had such an impact on them. I think it is neat that a game can do something like that! :)

[@zeynepyalm2295]

Gris made me cry again and i have 30 minutes before i start work. It's been years but i will never be able to get over this game.

[@j.makison1547]

I believe it’s Gris who has passed away. After the mother looses her daughter, she’s not able to live her life because she’s paralyzed with grief. Like a statue. Gris’ spirit is trying to help her mother piece herself back together by assisting her through the 5 stages of grief. Once she succeeds with this, her mother can finally let her go. I feel that’s what the last scene of Gris going up and into the light means. Her mother can finally let her daughter’s spirit go and rest in piece. Just my opinion though.

[@cicianamumu]

I can't believe it, I think you're right. I played this game some time ago and never came upon this interpretation, but this fills a lot of holes in the "Gris died" theory. Incredible.

[@thunderbolt320]

can't understand how people think it's something else in this story lol if you take individual parts might do but if you take them all it's just way too obvious it's about her mother that died, and the different statues of her mother sad is how her mother feels knowing her daughter can't go on and she can't help her to go on. it's up to gris to manage it, and the ending is her mother proud that she will now manage to go on and accept the situation. 15/10 for music, graphics art and story, 6/10 for story presentation and gameplay

[@antIm4tt3r]

4:59 press this for happiness :)

[@DLegionHeir]

I love the melody at this section. It just brings the feeling that you are about to start a journey of one’s self

[@BowserandLover1]

I didn't feel that of an emotional connection in the game until I got to this part 13:48 Not that I wasn't feeling anything before. I was totally in awe with the visuals and the fantastic music but this part of the game, I swear really got me. I just felt like Gris reached the peak of her depression and bursted into tears of sadness over her deceased mother, finally releasing the final color yellow, which is subtle at first but can be found in the light surrounding the world.

[@Alex.650]

I've never cried this much with a game since Portal 2's ending.

[@topdog_5264]

*me going to talk of how the game is good* The game is grea- *me going to see the comments and seeing the channel replied to almost every comment* 0-0 i mean how u managed to answer that manny people

[@chefclementine]

Dayum. I just beat the game a few seconds ago. And I skipped to the end of this vid for that secret ending... 😭 omg.... so sad....

[@DLegionHeir]

So so sad 😢 but a beautiful game.

[@symphoniagirl7977]

Every time she lands in that hand i 😢

[@DLegionHeir]

like a leaf that lands on your hand when signifying the start of a new season

[@yume9199]

I think the mother didn't die,she was just sick, which left gris shaking

[@DLegionHeir]

Yeah, that was my second initial opinion when playing the game as the statue was crumbling into pieces. I took it as her mother being sick and slowly fading away and worried if Gris can survive the world without her. But I like everyone's own take and meaning of the game.

[@alexar.8640]

But may be Gris died instead her Mother

[@Couchpotaytoooo]

@@alexar.8640 why would you think that?

[@AriestaSpark]

@@Couchpotaytoooo *spoiler* It all depends on how people take it. In the ending, when Gris walks upwards on the constellation could indicate either she passed away and accepted death and left or she overcame her grief and moved on.

[@Couchpotaytoooo]

@@AriestaSpark i know the ending so you dont have to worry about spoilers Or Gris' mother is just sick and the ending means she got better?

[@alextrochez3174]

¿quien rayos le dio dislike siendo haci de hermoso?

[@DLegionHeir]

Alex Trochez Algunas personas no pueden comprender lo que este video juego esta tratando hacer. Es simplemente increíble!

[@labelledamedumanor4876]

Hearing Gris sing made me think of the spirit singing in Frozen 2. 😮😲 A possible connection? 😁🤔

[@DLegionHeir]

lol I doubt it. I actually was curious and looked it up but no connection from what I found. But I like the soundtracks from both Gris and Frozen 2

[@bobaboba1615]

I'm just... so cry...

[@DLegionHeir]

You weren’t the only one. I good majority of us did so as well! It managed to touch our hearts!

[@Betterbassistt]

In my game when she fell Gris would not move every time I tried it wouldn’t work pls help me

[@DLegionHeir]

I’m not sure why that is i mean it took awhile for me to move since it was still playing the cinematic but i just kept on pushing the left analog stick to the right until finally it started moving slowly

[@desiliatj1499]

I actually find a secret place, when u were diving to find turtle, on the darkest place on the game, I manage to visit a secret cave with a girl crying. Didn't know what we can do there.

[@DLegionHeir]

Really that’s a first i’ve heard of it 😮 what did the girl look like?

[@AnindhitaAyeshaSandra]

Whoa this is a first time 😲

[@desiliatj1499]

@@DLegionHeir clutching her head, and i don't know how to share it to you

[@desiliatj1499]

@@DLegionHeir but we don't get anything there, and there is also no memento

[@DLegionHeir]

@@desiliatj1499 still the fact that it wasn't found is a big surprise until now like wow wish I could see it. So it is a girl clutching her head. I wonder who it can be. I mean we are playing as Gris so who can be the other girl. Maybe it's another personification of Gris or another part of her feeling completely alone and helpless. Maybe another part of her never managed to escape :O idk

[@abdelerahmanekhaldi6228]

Tell the man cutting the onions to stop

[@signetnova8609]

Those colors... Looks like Nihilumbra

[@DLegionHeir]

I didn’t know that game until i checked it out and there’s some elements i can see to this game but not that much in my opinion. Though if i hd to choose i would still go for Gris :)!

[@caiofrugolipacheco]

3:42 7:13 10:55 13:48

[@gabrielarocio100]

Mi interpretación del juego que por cierto es espectacular y lleno de emociones, es que tiene que ver con sanar a la niña interior, es un viaje de auto descubriemiento que por demás está decir que vuelve a encontrar su voz y color, se arma de nuevo y se eleva. Ame todo del juego!

[@DLegionHeir]

Gaby Mena buen dicho! Me alegra por cuantos personas tienen sus propios interpretacion del juego :)! Yo quiero jugar mas eso tipos de juegos.

[@gabrielarocio100]

@@DLegionHeir siii, espero vayan saliendo más juegos así!

[@DLegionHeir]

Gaby Mena ojalá que si!

[@isabelamoino5915]

❤

[@harshpreetsingh3970]

16:38 who else got scared

[@vandatlord]

best game ever

[@Just-A-Clown111]

damn, this was deep

[@calderarecords]

I would say this is long overdue. I was wondering when the guns, bombs & bullets would evolve into something far more delicate & intelligent. I just hope that Studios use this as inspiration to involve the deeper emotions in games instead of just training us to be soldiers. Beauty has its place, & sadness posses a beauty not found in happiness.

[@BrennahAdrianna]

Wow 💔😢

[@lucariobtuse395]

Wasn't devolver involved in mobile terraria?

[@Yuqi_seimei]

I can't play it you have to pay the game to play :>. I wish i can play it too, i just watch videos of it.

[@didndido3638]

A small job would solve that problem...

[@makkapakka915]

Aight so like...is her name actually Gris or what?

[@nikto7-b1b]

Gris means grey. We start the game with shades of grey only and add colors to it in the process.

[@Darwingreen5]

it's a beautiful game and all, but not fun enough for me to go back and track down all of the secret sparkles.

[@huyphuoc5577]

game gì dễ huông quá trùi

[@discursion]

This secret ending is SO disappointing. It ruined my whole interpretation of the game.

[@DLegionHeir]

It doesn’t necessarily has to. Many people took this whole experience of playing the game to a whole new level with their own interpretation of the game and I think that’s amazing. I would like to hear your initial interpretation?

[@MagikanVearlae]

I know I'm late to responding to your comment but I wanted to offer up my thoughts. For me the secret ending added more, as if it were a prequel scene. Memories of which are scattered throughout the game. 1. You have the giant moon that you get a glimpses of during exploration after triggering RED. 2. You have the shooting stars that feature throughout the game (and later on in the scene the dance twirl Gris does the first time you find one in the game.) 3. You have the mother collecting one of the stars and when she opens her hands to reveal the star, the hands are in the exact same position as the statue hands when you trigger the GREEN scene. 4. The mother then shows off the star with one hand and her face is showing in that scene. This mimics the statue poses during BLUE, YELLOW and the ending scene. To further add to the memory side of things during GREEN, BLUE and YELLOW when we see the statue, parts of it are shown as if building structures are within it and not quite a whole statue until pieced back together at the end. That's what I took out of the secret ending and whilst I'm not looking to sway your opinion, I hope the pieces of repeated imagery I have pointed out help it be a little less disappointing for you.