So I just finished SotD a couple of minutes ago and I frickin' loved it. All though I'm not completely sure what exactly happened at the end.

So you "defeat" Paula and finally get back together with her, then you let the darkness embrace you until you slowly die, at least that's how I see it. All of a sudden both Garcia and Paula are back in their apartment and everything seems fine, at first, until someone calls and that someone is Fleming I assume.

But are Garcia and Paula still trapped in hell at the end or in some kind of weird limbo between the living and the dead world?

I'm with you; I have no idea. I've been meaning to put in another playthrough to get the rest of the achievements but haven't had the time.

I would have to see the ending again to even try and make sense of it.

It's Suda51 
 
He doesn't need to explain shit 
 

Oh Fleming, you nutter! I finished the game a few months ago and don't exactly remember, but the

I felt like should of ended sooner, seems like the final cut scene was thrown in there to leave it open for sequels.

@JuggertrainUK:

I wouldn't mind if we got a sequel though. Even though that's never gonna happen. :´(

@Castiel said:

But are Garcia and Paula still trapped in hell at the end or in some kind of weird limbo between the living and the dead world?

That's what I was thinking, but yeah who knows. Fuckin Suda.

I just finished this game myself. I thought it was really good and I enjoyed it but this post came to mind. I have no fucking clue either what happened....

I don't know. My PS3 ruined my copy. I was very close to the end.

So I just finished SotD a couple of minutes ago and I frickin' loved it. All though I'm not completely sure what exactly happened at the end.

So you "defeat" Paula and finally get back together with her, then you let the darkness embrace you until you slowly die, at least that's how I see it. All of a sudden both Garcia and Paula are back in their apartment and everything seems fine, at first, until someone calls and that someone is Fleming I assume.

But are Garcia and Paula still trapped in hell at the end or in some kind of weird limbo between the living and the dead world?

It is a never ending cycle. Garcia saves Paula, Paula gets taken, Garcia and Johnson go through everyone to get her back, Fleming releases them(or they escape because they can somehow), and the chase begins again

@DeathbyYeti said:

It is a never ending cycle. Garcia saves Paula, Paula gets taken, Garcia and Johnson go through everyone to get her back, Fleming releases them(or they escape because they can somehow), and the chase begins again

Makes you wonder if the whole thing isn't some big game to Fleming. Kinda depressing under that light.

Suda51.

Suda51 happened at the end.

@Oldirtybearon: it must be a game. It is what gets him off. The only person to fight back was Paula. She was the unbreakable huntress that Fleming tortured and kept as his to murder over and over. Now that he can torture another soul, Garcia, it is even better

@DeathbyYeti said:

@Oldirtybearon: it must be a game. It is what gets him off. The only person to fight back was Paula. She was the unbreakable huntress that Fleming tortured and kept as his to murder over and over. Now that he can torture another soul, Garcia, it is even better

Damn, just finished and feel kinda dumb that I didn't put that together. Alas, it was a great game and I loved it. It might be absolutely insane but it's actually pretty clever under the surface.

That's what happens.