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{{quote|''"This is a terrible place. [[Abandoned Hospital|A once great institution of healing]] twisted into terrifying pit of corruption and death. I've been here longer than I can remember. But now that you're here, maybe we can work together to escape this nightmare. After all, [[Voice
''The Dark Meadow'' is a 2011 [[Survival Horror]] game for the [[IOS Games|iOS]] (iPad and iPhone) operating system. It was developed by Phosphor Games, a fledgling company that utilizes Unreal Engine 3.
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* [[Cool Sword]]: Lots, and also cool crossbows and amulets.
* [[Curb Stomp Battle]]: The White Witch can and will deliver this to you if you aren't prepared for her.
* [[Deal
* [[Door to Before]]: {{spoiler|If you were defeated by The Trickster, you can just keep clicking on the cicada pool in the courtyard to instantly jump to the final boss arena.}}
* [[Downer Ending]]: {{spoiler|If you choose to defeat your daughter's soul one last time and toss it into the pit, you'll awaken at a modern mental asylum. The Trickster double-crosses you and locks you up in chains for the next 17 years of the contract.}}
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* [[Evil Is Hammy]]: {{spoiler|The Trickster, '''AND HOW!'''}}
* [[Evilly Affable]]: {{spoiler|The old man, aka The Trickster.}}
* [[Evil Gloating]]: {{spoiler|The Trickster}} absolutely ''loves'' to do this. He gives [[Portal (
* [[Evil Is Not Well Lit]]: Monsters won't attack you in any room that has light coming in. (Although a little bit getting in through a crack is OK for them, apparently.)
* [[Evil Laugh]]: Being a middleman from Hell, it's only natural for {{spoiler|The Trickster}} to do this.
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* [[Reverse Grip]]: The warrior does this for many of his attack animations.
* [[Scenery Porn]]: Judging from the fact that this game was made with Unreal Engine 3, this should surprise no one at all!
* [[Shout-Out]]: The old man gives quite a few references to pop culture in his ramblings. Notable examples include references to ''[[Snow White (Disney film)|Snow White]]'', Atlantis, [[The Beatles]], and ''[[Grand Theft Auto San Andreas]]''.
* [[Take a Third Option]]: {{spoiler|Don't want to kill the White Witch but also don't want to try to take the Trickster's life in vain? Just turn around and touch the pit.}}
* [[Trick Boss]]: With your high experience levels and fancy weapons, {{spoiler|The Trickster's first form gets his ass handed to him fairly quickly. Next thing you know, The Trickster unleashes his second form through some [[Squick|squicktastic]] [[Body Horror]] and you'll be dealing with someone who's '''much more''' powerful than you.}}
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* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: {{spoiler|The Trickster}} has one of these if you choose to {{spoiler|sacrifice yourself by walking into the pool of [[Buffy-Speak|dark sludgy stuff]].}}
* [[Villainous Harlequin]]: Some of the more agile enemies are these.
* [[Voice
* [[Was Once a Man|Was Once a Girl]]: {{spoiler|The White Witch was once your character's daughter.}}
* [[We Can Rule Together]]: {{spoiler|The Trickster}} offers you to join him after the final boss fight. {{spoiler|If you accept, he double-crosses you and locks you up in an asylum in the real world. Then the credits roll and you're placed back at the beginning of the game.}}
* [[Wham! Episode]]: What the White Witch tells you after the first fight.
* [[X Meets Y]]: [[Infinity Blade]] meets [[Silent Hill]].
** [[Infinity Blade]] meets [[
** The old man's personality: [[
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{{quote| "Maybe that's a bit harsh. After all, we're not the bad guys here. Well, ''I'm'' not anyway. [[Video Game Cruelty Potential|I'm not so sure about you...]]"}}
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