The way in which the player ultimately eliminates Debilitas influences the outcome of the endings; Fiona can either kill him, or spare his life by dropping a chandelier onto him. Soon after Fiona has rid herself of Debilitas, Daniella reappears to serve Fiona dinner.
Daniella becomes jealous that Fiona can smell, taste, and "experience pleasure and pain", and desires Fiona's Azoth to become "complete". This foreshadows her later intimation, immediately before her boss battle, that she cannot engage in sexual intercourse or have children as she is infertile.
While Fiona is resting in one of the castle's rooms, Daniella bashes her head against a window until it shatters, then wields a large shard of broken glass and pursues her with it. At one point, when Fiona trips on stairs, Daniella notices a mirror on the wall and begins screaming at her reflection.
After an exploration of the Old Mansion , Daniella's end comes when Fiona and Hewie enter a stargazing room and face her in a boss fight.
Fiona eventually indirectly kills Daniella by impaling her with a large shard of broken glass from the ceiling. Daniella smiles as she dies, happy that she has finally experienced pain and can die fulfilled, free from her boring and monotonous life and existence. While exploring the castle, Riccardo chases Fiona with a flintlock pistol. Riccardo keeps his face hidden under a hood, though reveals his face and his plot to Fiona after cornering her in the forest.
He has the same face as Fiona's father, Ugo, and reveals that they are clones and that he is the original. Riccardo murdered Ugo after attempting to kill him in the car crash as revenge for leaving the castle and marrying Ayla, Fiona's mother. He plans to use Fiona by means of her womb and use of her Azoth to help him be reborn so that he may live forever. Hewie rescues Fiona and assists in their escape from the tower in which Riccardo keeps Fiona imprisoned.
During the battle with Riccardo on the top of the tower, Riccardo falls off, resulting in his death. Fiona enters the House of Truth and meets Lorenzo, her alchemist grandfather who menaces her in several different forms. She first meets Lorenzo as an old, crippled man. He tells Fiona how Riccardo was always the "problem child", and that he created both Riccardo and Ugo in attempts to find a body with Azoth he could use.
Ugo had the Azoth but left the castle to marry Ayla. Now that he knows Fiona is finally his, he can take the Azoth she inherited from Ugo.
He rids himself of his wheelchair and crawls on the floor in order to chase Fiona. After crushing the elder Lorenzo in a machine, Fiona encounters a resurrected, youthful Lorenzo; the Azoth, which he took from Riccardo's corpse using mouth-to-mouth, allows him mastery over his own aging process, as well as the ability to teleport. Fiona, with the help of Hewie, causes Lorenzo to fall into a pit of lava. Immediately after defeating young Lorenzo, the castle begins to shake and collapse, and Lorenzo returns a final time as a flaming skeleton.
He chases Fiona, but finally dies as she and Hewie escape the castle. Fiona must be guided through Belli Castle, its grounds and outbuildings until she can find a way to escape.
Fiona is accompanied by Hewie and the duo must work as a team to solve puzzles and outwit their pursuers by hiding or fighting back. There are also plenty of booby traps in the castle which will instantly kill Fiona if the player does not recognize them. To increase immersion, there are no HUD elements. Instead, Fiona has a separate inventory.
In this inventory, the player can use items, equip equipment, read collected files and notes, check a map, read comments from Fiona and Hewie on Hard Mode , and change game settings. Unlike many video game protagonists who have infinite energy, Fiona will become tired if she constantly runs and does actions like kicking, backstepping and shoving. The player can tell how tired Fiona is by watching her left arm.
The more tired she is, the slower she runs and will begin to run with her hand closer to the side of her body. To restore energy, the player can wait and crouch, or use items like Recreatio and Camomile. Fiona is not the only one who can become tired.
Hewie and the stalkers can as well. The castle's inhabitants wander around the castle off-screen. Stalkers are alerted by sound; if Fiona makes a lot of noise footsteps, talking to Hewie too much, slamming doors , the likelier a stalker will appear.
Some scripted events will trigger stalkers, however, there is also a hidden timer mechanic in which the game will try to make a stalker appear at least once every 30 minutes, no matter where Fiona is. This means the player make the most of their time when stalkers are not around to progress the game, unlock shortcuts and solve puzzles. When a stalker is nearby, the game's background music has a tendency to silence.
The player may hear footsteps or the stalker's voice. Hewie's behavior may also change and he may growl or stare in the direction the stalker is coming. The player is supposed to immediately find a hiding place in the next 10 seconds or so before the stalker enters the room. If the stalker has found Fiona, they will chase and attack her. Fiona is likely raped off-screen - even more disturbing because Riccardo could be viewed as Fiona's uncle.
Later, in a castle bedroom, Riccardo tenderly strokes Fiona's head and her bulging stomach, as she is now heavily pregnant. As he walks away, she wakes, gives a faint smile, and issues a hollow laugh. To obtain this ending, Fiona must have a bad relationship with Hewie when she faints in the forest.
Hewie does not save Fiona, either due to dying from Riccardo's gun attack or out of apathy due to Fiona mistreating him. This is likely non-canon as Fiona seems to care for Hewie very much. Haunting Ground Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?
Edit source History Talk 0. To get this ending, the player must defeat Debilitas using the chandelier.
This does not kill Debilitas, but rather causes him to retreat and thus no longer pose a threat for Fiona during the remainder of the game. This ending earns the player the Texas Cowgirl alternate costume for Fiona. As Fiona is opening the gate out to the forest, she stares at the castle for a few moments, before turning and following Hewie into the forest.
To get this ending, the player must have Fiona kill Debilitas, either by using Hewie or repeatedly attacking him with several explosive chemicals and minerals she encounters.
Lorenzo calls out to Fiona not to go and falls down the stairs, loathing the fact that she has left. To get this ending, the game must be completed once. Debilitas must be defeated with the chandelier. Then, Fiona must go visit Debilitas in his hut, where he will give her a key to one of the locked bathroom stalls, which reveals a hidden cellar. In that cellar, Fiona finds the key to the castle's main gate. This ending earns the player the Fiona The Frog alternate costume.
She screams in her frustration. The scene cuts to her castle bedroom, where Riccardo enters the room and tenderly strokes Fiona's head and her bulging stomach, as she is now heavily pregnant. As he walks away, she wakes, gives a faint smile, and issues a hollow laugh, having gone insane.
To obtain this ending, Fiona must have a weak relationship with Hewie. Hewie does not recover from Riccardo's gun attack in the Chaos Forest level, and hence does not rescue Fiona, thus ending the game.
This is likely non-canon as Fiona seems to care for Hewie very much, also it happens before meeting Lorenzo the main antagonist. Capcom began development of Haunting Ground because they wanted to make a survival horror game with a lead female character.
Believing that a lone female lead would not bode well with retailers and players alike, they added in a dog partner that could attack enemies. After this change, they further designed the gameplay around this partner mechanic. The cinematics were directed by actor and director, Naoto Takenaka. This way, the composers could easily change the tempo of the music during gameplay.
On September 24, , Capcom debuted Haunting Ground under its Japanese name Demento at the Tokyo Game Show after launching a teaser page on their official website two days prior.
Haunting Ground received "mixed or average" reviews per ratings aggregator Metacritic. For this reason, Reed said it "becomes stifled by its own eventual lack of ambition to break away from the norms instilled by two generations of Japanese horror adventures.
Some critics highlighted Haunting Ground 's sexual themes surrounding the objectification of Fiona as one of its best elements. Haunting Ground has been a subject of game studies regarding the relationship between players and their avatars.
It was found that the altering states of Fiona's subjectivity change the role of the player in the game. The player is never a spectator, nor do they take on the embodiment of Fiona, but float between these states of involvement. Capcom Database Explore. Top Content.
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