Chad the Chipmunk appears behind her, then is replaced by the Boogeyman, who forces a bloody icepick into her hands, guides her hands above Callum's chest and allows her to stab him in the heart.Īfter, Lorraine sits grief-stricken in a police station interrogation room. She reaches Callum, lying unconscious on a slab. Lorraine reveals that in the oldest versions of the Hansel and Gretel story, the cruel mother and the Witch were the same person, and she believes she is the real Witch - apparently accepting that her neglect of Callum indirectly caused his disappearance. The notes, combined with depictions of Winter in a similar ringmaster's garb and top hat, suggest he is the Boogeyman haunting the grounds. Winter revealing he needs children for his harvesting machines, and has already kidnapped and killed at least one. Each version of her house becomes more decrepit and disturbing. It is revealed that Lorraine's father abused and abducted her as a child, and that she suffered from depression when Callum was born and was given electroshock therapy. The interior of the House changes to a loop of Lorraine and Callum's home through time, similar to the game P.T. Winter reveal he retreated into the House with his machines when the Park closed, still hoping to achieve immortality. Lorraine follows Callum into the witch-faced House of Horrors, remarking on the similarity to the Hansel and Gretel story. Following Steve's arrest and the disappearance of over a dozen children inside the House of Horrors, the Park was closed permanently. Steve, the employee wearing the chipmunk suit, refused to remove the costume and murdered a teenager with an icepick. One case involved 'Chad the Chipmunk', the park's mascot. As a result, workers and employees alike experienced anxiety and a number of fatal incidents occurred.
Notes indicate he harvested the positive emotions of guests, and the energy he unlocked would grant him immortality. While aboard the roller coaster, a monstrous top-hatted ringmaster (identified in the credits as The Boogeyman) accosts Lorraine and claims 'the Witch' has her son.Īccording to notes, the park's grounds were tainted by a sinister history due to the actions of previous owner Archibald Henderson, which the new owner Mr. Between rides, Lorraine expresses her frustration with Callum, her belief that she is a failure as a mother, her history of mental health problems, and her fear that Callum is becoming changed by some mysterious threat. On the Ferris Wheel, Lorraine remembers Callum's father Don, a construction worker at the park who died in a fall from the Ferris Wheel when Lorraine was still pregnant with Callum. Lorraine boards several rides which reveal the themes and backstory of the game: the Tunnel of Tales tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, ending with the two devouring the witch after cooking her. Lorraine calls for Callum and follows his voice deeper into the decrepit park. Despite this, the rides and lights mysteriously still function. Nighttime comes unnaturally fast as she ascends the escalator and finds the park to be abandoned, vandalized and rundown as if several years have passed. Lorraine follows her son into the park just as it prepares to close for the afternoon.
The game follows Lorraine, a struggling single mother and widow with a troubled past, as she searches for her young son, Callum, who goes missing in Atlantic Island Park. Throughout the game, Lorraine narrates her feelings and memories. The rides further the story, and provide scares. Lorraine can call out to character Callum and follow his voice to reach areas or objectives within the park, such as the rides.
The game does not feature combat or enemies, and Lorraine can only interact with limited objects, mainly notes that reveal the backstory of the park. The Park is experienced from a first-person perspective as the player, Lorraine, interacts with and experiences the decrepit environment of Atlantic Island Park.
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