The Return to Illbleed: Stage 4 True End Run (Dreamcast 2001) (No Commentary)
0~~Once again though, the jump rope gets me multiple times.~~
Nothing special you need to do for this level in terms of getting the true end. You can skip getting the cake and the strawberry for the Hell Cake to save on time if you wanted. The last level with a certain requirement to get the true end will be the next level, which is the Killerman level, hence Eriko will not lose any bits of her clothing, whats left anyway, on this stage.
A tip for the hide and seek portion, guides have said that Mary hides in the refrigerator for the first three playthroughs, and so far I can confirm at least for the first two that this is accurate. Fourth onwards it's random.
The caution bomb highlight's any possible items/horrors within a small radius, and since you get two for this level, mind as well use them. You can use them anywhere, but I would recommend using them in the alt money safe rooms, since they are small enough for the bomb to hit the entire room. Or just spam the horror monitor since money is useless and you bought 10 of each adrenaline healing items.
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Illbleed (イ\ルブリード) is a Survival-Horror video game developed and published by Crazy Games (formerly known as Climax Graphics) in Japan (but published by AIA in the US) for the Sega Dreamcast. It was released in Japan on March 29, 2001 and later in North America on April 16, 2001. Despite being financially unsuccessful, this game received a worldwide cult following for its notable combination of nonlinear gameplay elements (e.g. trap detection) and bizarre B-movie style comedy horror theme, dialogue and voice acting. Illbleed with be 20 years old on March 29 as that's the release date for in Japan, or April 16 for the United States. Those with a keen sense of hearing might recognize a handful of familiar voices, as a decent chunk of the case did/would go onto doing the voices for Sonic the Hedgehog. The only other game that Crazy Games published which was Blue Stinger back in 1999 (which I have an itch to play after Illbleed). AIA's other published include Dokapon: Monster Hunter for the GBA in 2003 and the latest being Monster! Bass Fishing for the GBA in 2004 and both according to my research are both defunct.Illbleed doesn't focus much on combat vs other games of this genre, such as Resident Evil, however more on the finding and neutralizing traps and finding items to help survive. Not all fights are winnable or even required, as you can escape using the ladder if you mash the B button enough, (having the speed ladder helps). The game got an average 6ish review which nowadays means the game is garbage (since it isn't a 9), but back then, the game was a solid addition to those who enjoy horror (B-horror specifically), and exploration. This game also has multiple endings and requires multiple play-throughs to do such.
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