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Contents.Gameplay Bendy and the Ink Machine is a game that features a mixture of puzzle solving, environment exploration and combat to aid Henry on his journey through the darkened halls of Joey Drew Studios. Players explore through a first-person view and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Different items can be collected, some of which are required to perform various tasks before proceeding. Cans of, a reference to the game's creator theMeatly and his partner Mike Mood, can also be collected for achievements and to restore Henry's if he is injured.Combat is primarily focused around a variety of different melee-based weapons, such as an,.

There are also long-range weapons such as a or bacon soup cans. In-game enemies all have different strength levels and resilience to damage, forcing players to be tactical about keeping out of reach and striking when necessary. Failure to do so will result in a death. Henry can retreat inside Little Miracle Stations whenever enemies are nearby in order to recover or remain out of sight. If he takes too much damage, he can escape from the ink that consumes him and at one of the numerous statues of Bendy that act as.In addition, players can find numerous audio logs throughout the studio that give more details about the game's story, particularly concerning the fate of the studio and its employees, similar to the systems used in games such as.

Some of these logs can be missed and require further exploration to uncover the secret areas they often reside In.Plot. This article's plot summary may be. Please by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. ( March 2020) August 1963, retired animator Henry Stein receives a letter from his former employer and boss, Joey Drew, asking him to return to Joey's and see something important. He visits the studio and finds it abandoned, but discovers an 'ink machine', installed sometime after Henry's departure 30 years earlier. He finds a tape recording that suggests Joey engaged in bizarre occult practices while making the machine, as well as a mutilated real-life analogue of Boris the Wolf, one of the studio's cartoon characters.

Once Henry fixes and starts the machine, he is attacked by a creature known as 'Ink Bendy' that looks like an evil version of the studio's mascot Bendy. As the studio begins to fill with ink, Henry flees toward an exit, only for the floor to collapse and drop him into the studio's lower levels.

Draining the ink from several rooms, he finds a chamber whose floor is marked with strange diagrams. He hallucinates seeing the ink machine, a wheelchair and then Ink Bendy before passing out.Henry wakes up and begins to search for a way out, eventually reaching the studio's music department.

Henry finds a stairwell leading to the exit, but the entrance is overflowing with ink. While looking for a way to drain it, he is attacked by a gang of ink creatures known as the Searchers; once they are defeated, Henry enters the office of Sammy Lawrence, the studio's musical director. After completing several tasks to drain the ink, Henry hurries toward the exit but is attacked by Sammy, whose body has been transformed into ink. Sammy intends to sacrifice Henry to Ink Bendy in order to regain his humanity, but before he can do so, he is dragged away by Ink Bendy and presumably killed. Henry frees himself and flees through the studio, pursued by Ink Bendy.

Barricading himself behind a door, he waits until Ink Bendy has moved on and then comes to face to face with a living, intact Boris, called Buddy Boris.Henry befriends Buddy Boris, and the two leave the latter's improvised to continue searching for an exit. In the studio's toy department, they find another ink creature called Alice Angel, who is a distorted version of the good character Alice Angel. Alice leads them to her lair and reveals that she has been harvesting the ink of other characters in an effort to keep herself beautiful. Henry must perform several tasks for Alice in order for her to let him and Buddy Boris go free, learning from tape recordings that Alice's original voice actress, Susie Campbell became bitter when Joey suddenly hired a replacement for her. It is implied that the ink transformed this actress into Alice Angel. As Henry carries out Alice's tasks, he must hide from both Ink Bendy and the Projectionist, an entity of projector operator Norman Polk. Henry completes the tasks and boards a lift to escape with Buddy Boris, but Alice forces it to crash to the bottom of its shaft and suddenly pulls Buddy Boris into the darkness, proclaiming that she wants to use him to fix herself.Climbing out of the crashed lift, Henry ventures deeper into the studio in search of Buddy Boris and finds a lounge filled with the Lost Ones, ink creatures who show no hostility.

He also discovers that Joey had been planning to open a Bendy-themed with the help of famed ride designer Bertrum Piedmont. Henry enters a large warehouse filled with rides, games, and props from the planned park.

In order to reach Buddy Boris, Henry must restore power to the haunted house attraction by finding and flipping a series of switches, one of which is guarded by a ride merged with the remains of a revenge-driven Bertrum. After flipping the last switch, Henry is chased by the Projectionist, who is in turn ambushed by Ink Bendy and killed. Ink Bendy notices Henry but leaves him alone, and Henry enters the haunted house only to find that Alice has turned Buddy Boris into a hulking beast named Brute Boris. Henry is forced to kill him in self-defense. Alice then tries to kill Henry herself in a rage but is killed with a sword from behind.

The wielder is Allison Angel, a physically intact and sane duplicate of Alice Angel. She is accompanied by Tom, a wolf character similar to Boris.Allison Angel and Tom hold Henry captive, but he eventually gains Allison's trust and she gives him a 'seeing tool' that allows him to see hidden messages on the walls. After Tom inadvertently reveals the location of their hideout to Ink Bendy, he and Allison abandon Henry and flee. Henry escapes on his own and crosses a river of ink on a paddleboat, reaching a shantytown built by the Lost Ones. There, Henry is attacked by Sammy, shown to have survived his encounter with Ink Bendy at the end of Chapter 2 and blaming Henry for Ink Bendy's decision to abandon him. Unmasked by Henry, Sammy gains the upper hand and tries to kill him, only to be killed by Tom instead. After Tom gains Henry's trust, Tom and Allison aid Henry in fighting off the Searchers and Lost Ones, revealed to have been only kept in check by Sammy, and Henry falls into the administration offices.

Tape recordings found there reveal the truth about the studio's downfall; after the Bendy cartoons declined in popularity, Joey began looking for a way to bring the characters fully to life and installed the Ink Machine as a means to this end. The first attempt resulted in the creation of Ink Bendy, who was rejected as a monster because he had no soul, and Joey tried to use his employees' souls to create better attractions. This attempt resulted in the creations of the other ink creatures and the studio's. Henry learns that Ink Bendy has stolen something important from the studio's film vault and enters his lair — a much vaster version of the ink machine than the one Henry fixed in Chapter 1 — to retrieve it. Allison and Tom remain behind, fearing that the ink will absorb and corrupt them. Inside, Henry finds one last tape recording by Joey, expressing his regret for everything that has happened and asking Henry to destroy Bendy.

Henry finds the item Ink Bendy stole, a reel of film marked 'The End.' Ink Bendy chases him throughout the machine while transforming into a giant beast, called Beast Bendy. Henry eventually plays the reel, projecting a 'The End' title card on every available screen and causing Beast Bendy to disintegrate when he sees it.The game suddenly changes to a flashback in the inside of a home, covered in letters and sketches related to characters and events from earlier in the game. Entering the kitchen, Henry finds an elderly Joey waiting to talk to him about the paths they took in their lives. After Joey suggests that Henry should visit the old studio, Henry exits the house and finds himself immediately entering it, repeating his opening lines from Chapter 1.

It is presumed that Henry, Joey, and all of the studio's employees, ink monsters and ink characters are trapped in a time loop of unknown origin.In a, the camera focuses on a framed portrait of Bendy, Boris and Alice, which was a gift from Henry to congratulate Joey for the success of the characters (alongside a rusty ink machine sitting in one corner of the room). Just then, a little girl's voice asks 'Uncle Joey' to tell her another story, implying that the entire game was merely a story Joey was telling his niece. Or was it?Development The idea for Bendy and the Ink Machine came from theMeatly pondering the idea of a world that resembled a cartoon sketch. As he started developing the idea, he realized that it felt 'creepy' and needed a monster that inhabited it.

Bendy was created to be that monster, but did not have a name. When the character finally received a 3D model, the name was chosen from a typo while saving it in a 3D modeling program,. TheMeatly was not a programmer and thus Mike Mood joined the production as he saw potential in the game. Bendy and the Ink Machine was inspired by the.The and ports were developed and published by, originally intended to be released on October 26, 2018, while the Nintendo Switch port was scheduled to release on November 20, 2018, but both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One's release dates were pushed to the same date for Nintendo Switch's release. On December 15, 2018, a mobile port was announced by theMeatly and Joey Drew Studios Inc., and it was released on December 21, 2018.

Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScoreTBA (PC)71% 70% 63% Review scorePublicationScore6 of 10 While the game was highly acclaimed by the community, the critic reviews are largely mixed, with aggregating review website GameRankings assigning the PlayStation 4 port a score of 77.50%, the Xbox One for 75.00%, and Nintendo Switch for 65.00%, but the original PC port was not received yet. The critic review from Metacritic was not received yet. It receives praise centering on its vintage aesthetic and story. In the months following its release, it quickly gained a cult following from exposure on platforms like YouTube and Twitch. The game has received the 'Best Horror Game' award by and is listed as #1 in '18 Best Horror Games of 2017', while its percent score didn't receive from the site yet. The mobile port received the 'Game of the Day' award on February 23, 2019.

Sequel and spin-offs A mobile spin-off called Bendy in Nightmare Run was announced on January 26, 2018. It was released on the App Store on August 15, 2018 and on the Google Play Store on September 27, 2018. The game is an style game involving the player characters of either Bendy, Boris, or Alice collecting Bacon Soup while running away from large bosses chasing the player character.A spin-off called Boris and the Dark Survival was released on February 10, 2020, on Bendy and the Ink Machine 's 3-year anniversary.

The game is a, taking place before the first chapter of the original game. It revolves around Buddy Boris searching through different level of Joey Drew Studios while escaping the Ink Demon, Alice Angel, the Projectionist, the Butcher Gang, or Borkis, a yellow eyed version of Buddy Boris.Another game, Bendy and the Dark Revival was announced on April 14, 2019. A gameplay trailer was released on June 24, 2019, announcing the game's release for Fall 2019. However, in December 2019, a new trailer was released to say that the game was being delayed and will release sometime in 2020.References. theMeatly (15 September 2018).

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This villain was proposed but was rejected by the community for not being heinous enough or lacks what is necessary to be a Pure Evil villain. Therefore, this villain shall be added to our 'Never Again List', where proposed villains rejected by the community shall be placed to prevent future proposals of the same evil-doer. They can be proposed again (with the permission of an ) if new elements appear in their series that can change their status a non-PE villains.Any act of adding this villain to the Pure Evil category without a proposal or creating a proposal for this villain without the permission of an administrator will result in a ban.Additional Notice: This template is meant for admin maintenance only. Users who misuse the template will be blocked for a week minimum. “Why can't you ever just die?!?„ Twisted Alice's last words before being killed by.Alice Angel, and her corrupted physical form Twisted Alice (real name Susie Campbell), is the secondary antagonist of the Bendy franchise, appearing as the main antagonist of Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 of Bendy and the Ink Machine, and a major antagonist in Boris and the Dark Survival. She is a cartoon character who was first mentioned in Chapter 2. Alice Angel appears in the spinoff Bendy in Nightmare Run as one of the main protagonists.Just like and, she is a character created by Joey Drew for Bendy's show and the only known female cast.

Like the others, she was brought to life by Joey Drew who manipulated Susie Campbell and using the Ink Machine turned into a deformed version of cartoon Alice. There is another version of her called Allison Angel, who murdered Twisted Alice and became Henry's ally.She is voiced by Lauren Synger. Contents AppearanceAlice is a female humanoid cartoon character with long black hair, thin eyebrows, black lipstick, and has pie eyes with eyelashes like the other cartoon characters. She wears a black dress, a white bow tie and gloves, although they have some sort of hole in each palm.Twisted Alice is a young woman wearing an angel halo which is melted into her head as well as a pair of short, realistic-looking demon horns. She is wearing what looks like a black dress and also a white bow tie. Her entire arms are coated with ink-black colors to resemble sleeve-like gloves, but she does not have the white hand gloves like the original Alice, or they might be covered with black ink from the insides of the ink beings.

The iris color of her right eye is bright yellow. The left side of her face looks rather repulsive and melted and exposes half of her human teeth, along with an empty left eye-socket.PersonalityTwisted Alice is twisted, demented and manipulative, which is shown when she makes Henry do her bidding, risking his life in the process. Physical Alice is also a very sadistic, depraved and murderous individual, as she has been killing other ink creatures for their insides in order to maintain her beautiful and perfect appearance. This was evident at the end of Chapter 3 when she tells Henry she seeks to have Boris' insides, claiming that he is the most perfect of all the Boris clones she has killed. Twisted Alice could quite possibly be the most depraved and evil character in the game with the highest body count.Twisted Alice, unlike Bendy, seems to be fully aware of what she is doing.

In Boris and the Dark Survival, she makes multiple tapes to lure Buddy Boris to his doom. After Boris escpaes Alice chases him while taunting him. She even taunts Henry multiple times pretending like he could save Buddy Boris when he was too late. This shows Alice to be a sadist something that Bendy is never shown to be.Twisted Alice has also expressed her hatred towards Bendy, who also shows anger when Henry is sent by her to destroy his cutouts. She is also shown to be afraid of being touched by Ink Bendy and the other ink creatures, fearing that they will drag her back into the 'dark puddles' where she was reborn as Physical Alice.

Twisted Alice has two voices: a deep one (that is implied to belong to Susie Campbell) and a soft, high one (that is implied to belong to the cartoon Alice Angel).Biography Boris and the Dark SurvivalIn this game, Boris finds and listens to tapes left by a Russian woman named Milla Legna, who wants someone to find her, so she can survive in the Cycle. When Boris finds the key and opens the door, however, it is revealed that Twisted Alice was in the room the entire time, and that Milla was nothing more than a lie to lure Boris. Boris escapes, and Twisted Alice is after him, being faster than and, and also taunting Boris while chasing him.

After surviving the first encounter with her, she can sometimes replace Ink Bendy when Boris is lurking around the studio, finding everything he needs.Chapter 2Alice was first seen in a poster that is placed in a room apart from the music department room. A tape recorder of her voice actress, Susie Campbell, can be found near which explains her experience with playing the character, commenting how she has felt a sort of connection with Alice.Chapter 3When Henry visits Alice's room for the first time, he finds a lot of merchandise dedicated to Alice Angel. The lights suddenly turn off and the televisions start to play a song sung by Alice Angel (I'm Alice Angel). A spotlight reveals another room through the glass and when the song ends, Twisted Alice appears from under the window screaming ' I'M ALICE ANGEL!' While banging on the window, breaking a hole from it before disappearing.If the player chooses the Angel Path, Henry will find a tape recorder of Alice's former voice actress, Susie Campbell, in a mental breakdown condition after seeing with Allison Pendle in the recording booth, a voice actress whom Joey Drew chose over Susie to voice Alice Angel.

Susie with bitterness mentions she didn't get the memo regarding Allison voicing Alice from now on. She mentions a part of her died after finding out the notice and sought for a way to fix it.After traveling with Boris to Level 9, Henry enters a room where he finds Twisted Alice electrocuting a copy of Piper/Charley from the. Twisted Alice then notices Henry and taunts him if she should tear his heart out, as she praises her beautiful appearance. Twisted Alice then reveals her creation where she first started out as a 'wiggling, pussing, shapeless slug' created from the overflow of ink until she presumably harvested the clones of Boris and members of the Butcher Gang which caused her to turn into an almost perfect human form. She comments on refusing to let Ink Bendy and any other ink being touch her again, believing it might take her back to the 'dark puddles' where she was reborn. After a little conversation, Twisted Alice decides to spare Henry in exchange of doing her bidding.Through the chapter, Twisted Alice's voice can be heard commenting about angels, heaven and perfection, at the same time she taunts Henry occasionally showing her apathy towards Henry's safety. Henry is forced to kill Swollen Searchers for their ink and chopping Bendy's cutouts (which may attract Ink Bendy, who can kill you if you don't hide in time).

At some point when you return to Twisted Alice, a sudden wave of ink creatures try to kill Henry and Twisted Alice, and she demands you to defend her and her territory from them. The last task is collecting hearts from the Inky Abyss without getting caught by the, whom Henry can get rid if he fights him.Once all of her tasks are completed, Twisted Alice will allow Henry to go back onto the lift with Boris, but as they are ascending she begins to laugh maniacally. She will then plunge the elevator toward Level S, reveals her true knowledge of Henry's intentions, goes back on her promise, and accuses him of stealing from her. Twisted Alice then demands that he give Boris to her, as his insides are needed for her to be beautiful again. After the elevator crashes, Twisted Alice will sneak up on Boris, who is tending to Henry, and kidnap him by force, leaving Henry unconscious in the wreckage.In the after credit image for the 'Path of the Angel', Boris is tied up, with Twisted Alice's shadow behind, implying she will kill him as the other Boris clones.Chapter 4Twisted Alice reappears at the end of the fourth chapter.

When Henry takes the haunted house ride in search for Boris, it is revealed that Twisted Alice had presumably turned Boris into a monstrosity known as 'Brute Boris' and has sent it to kill him. Henry managed to defeat it, much to Alice's rage as she tried to attack him herself. Suddenly, Twisted Alice is fatally stabbed from behind her by Allison Angel, another Alice Angel.