Once you’re back in the present, Andrew will leave the house, but the other four characters will end up trapped to be massacred by the demons. Instead of picking Enraged when Abraham asks you for advice, you can select Troubled and say the pretty generic “There’s something wrong in this town.” Next, be Callous and say that “The kid has to pay.” As a result, young Mary will be burnt at the stake, and it isn’t a pretty sight. Instead of insisting that Carver is to blame, you can double down on claiming that Mary is the source of all witchcraft in the town. The worst ending for Mary can also result in your own worst ending. If Andrew is the only one left standing, Vince will find you at the burned house and tell you where the diner is. If a good number of characters survive and you’re in Vince’s good graces, he’ll find the lot of you on the main road and direct you to a diner where you can contact the outside world. However, how many characters survive and how you treated Vince is what will determine whether or not you stick the landing for a good ending. When Abraham seeks your counsel, go with the Enraged option on your moral compass and say that “Carver is evil.” When pressed on what else to do, choose the Insistent option and declare that You have to stop Carver.” The judge will then inspect Carver’s Bible and find the demonic inscriptions, clearing Mary’s name and bringing Carver to justice. This is an essential clue for the ending, as the Bible surely belongs to Reverend Carver.īecause you’ve seen the Old Bible, Andrew can advise Abraham that Carver is the root of all evil in Little Hope. In it, you’ll find a Secret called Old Bible - open it, and you’ll see occultist and demonic symbols on the pages. In the scene titled Troubled History, leading to the scene called Pursued, Daniel and Taylor will eventually reach the Museum of Witchcraft. There is a key piece of evidence, however, that proves that Carver is the mastermind behind the false accusations of witchcraft and subsequent executions of multiple characters. At this point in the seventeenth-century timeline, Andrew’s Puritan counterpart Abraham has testified against Mary, and now, Reverend Carver is calling for her execution. The ending hangs on what you decide to do with Mary, Little Hope’s resident creepy little girl. Image via Bandai Namco Good Ending – The Diner Vince’s importance to the story becomes quite evident when you reach the very end. If you took a shot at him in Surrounded, you’ll see him again in the scene called Heavy Burden before you enter the abandoned factory, and he’ll be pretty cross. Convey trust instead of aggression and suspicion. Overall, to keep Vince happy, you will want to use calm and friendly language whenever you speak to him. Otherwise, if you pull the trigger and shoot the demon behind Vince, he’ll get significantly angry and think that the shot was meant for him. To stay on Vince’s good side, do not take the shot. Vince will be quite confused, and as the demon seemingly approaches behind him, Andrew will have the option to take a shot at it, provided your Andrew is still in possession of the gun he found. The group takes shelter in a church, but not before Andrew runs into Vince.
Taylor and Daniel will regroup with Andrew and the rest while being pursued by a demon. What is consequential is your encounter with him in the scene titled Surrounded.
It’s a pretty inconsequential sequence regardless.
After that, you’ll spot Vince on his bike in a scene called Lost, but he won’t see you if you successfully pull off a QTE. This will be a good judge of your character to him, so refuse the drink to stay on his good side or take the drink to do the opposite.
In this initial chapter, Vince will offer you a drink. Vince may seem suspicious at first, but how you talk to him and treat him is paramount to which ending you’ll receive in Little Hope. In the scene aptly named Vince, you’ll meet a lone stranger at a bar. Keep in mind that these aren’t 100% guaranteed recipes to get the ending you desire - there are so many character traits and fates that may end up as determinants. There are two key Bearings to keep in mind on your way to the end: The Stranger and The Little Girl. While your five main characters can live or die in almost any combination, Little Hope has three basic endings for the main character of Andrew, who is played by Will Poulter. Like other horror titles from developer Supermassive Games, The Dark Pictures: Little Hope can end in a number of different ways depending on your choices and actions through the story.
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