The Vermander Curse - All Endings & The Story Explained

The Vermander Curse is a game about a wealthy landowner called J.P Vermander who summons a demon on the staff and patients of a hospital. It contains many endings and different ways to discover a final outcome. In this video we walk through the story and explain what happens as well as taking a look at each of the 4 main endings. So sit back, relax and enjoy another horror game explained.

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[KallichoreMoth]

The good ending is great. I've gotten slightly fatigued from the villain having no sort of character development and I always love a good redemption arc

[Grubleafeater]

You missed the ending where only Jane is taken. It's actually a completely different ending, because Jane Doe isn't known to exist.

[cidevant]

It's implied that "Jane Doe" is actually a immigrant that is illegaly on the country, reason why she didn't want to give out her name and how she feared never to see her family again if she went to the hospital, meaning, risking be deported. A lot of immigrants have this exact same fear and is the reason why they won't report crimes to the police or go to the hospital even if they really need to, so I appreciate the inclusion of this little piece of realism into the story. It makes her death all the more tragic to happen because even if she dissapears, her family couldn't do anything to find her without risking deportation themselves or maybe wouldn't even be aware of it because of living on that other country.

[bigpoggers]

At 1st, I didn't know why Hannah didn't die in the worst ending, but did in the criminal ending, but now I realize that since Eda and Morton survived, J.P probably realized Hannah helped them.

[staxstonecutter]

Jane Doe is actually a placeholder name that is used in real life when the true name of a (female) person is unknown or is being intentionally concealed.

[staxstonecutter]

When it mentioned Vermander being horribly mangled I thought for a second he was going to go on to become the man from the window. I did think there was a bit of resemblance in the eyes, or I could have imagined it.

[JCW]

There actually is 1 more ending. Notice that if all *_3_* patients are captured, the Criminal Ending starts off with "An investigation into the *_2_* different disappearances...". That's because "Jane Doe's" (the octopus lady) true identity is unknown. If she's the only character captured, the ending is as follows:

The sun began to rise upon our little town.
And the demon could not stay in this world much longer.
It had already fulfilled it's side of the Vermander Pact.
So it departed from this world, back from whence it came.
Doctor Eda and Nurse Morton had both survived.
They were finally safe.
However...
No one ever came forward to report the disappearance of "Jane Doe."
She was simply gone. Almost as if she never existed in the first place...
But she did exist.
And both Eda and Morton did all they could to cast light on to her disappearance.
But sadly, "a demon kidnapped a woman that no one has any information on" doesn't get you very far.
It cost an innocent and hard-working woman her life, but Vermander's plan had been stopped. Much to his disappointment.
But, of course...
There was nothing stopping him from trying it all again...

[sjferriol]

Many people might wonder why. Medical professionals like Doctor Eda would believe in witchcrafts rituals and demons as easy as that. I have 2 theories
1.The hospital is not the first establishment that has become the victim of Vermander family.
2.They exist on the same universe with Shadow catcher and man from the window. So maybe supernatural entities is common on that universe

Anyways mike i wish you play the indie game your beautiful paper smile it was also a good horror game.

[superbendy]

Scene Selection
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - The Story Explained
7:39 - Patient Backstories
9:28 - The Endings
9:55 - The 'Everyone Disappears' Ending
11:55 - The 'Criminal' Ending
13:52 - The 'Powerful Demon' Ending
15:16 - The 'Good' Ending
21:06 - Outro

[MiyuandFay]

This developer makes such interesting looking games! They all got this style to them that attracts me so much! Not just with the artstyle (with it always including anthropomorphic animals and whatnot) but also on the gameplay aspect as well! (with them always mostly revolving around time and memorizing patterns) and I'm here for it! Can't wait to see what they do next!

[JonGamer]

Did anyone else notice that Hannah smiled at the "and that was all that mattered" in the good ending? That makes me think she was the narrator idk might be just me though

[Morbid_Valentine]

Fun fact: when a patient comes into the hospital without identification, depending on the gender, they get called Jane doe (female) or John doe (male).

[leen]

Videos like this one are exactly what I come here for. I never play horror games, but I love consuming lore on them, and the way you go through the stories, endings and secrets is perfect to relax to. Thanks for your hard work!

[gilbertotabares]

I'm gonna say it: Gamersault's R is good, damn good, but Mikey just delivers the story explained with a bit more flair.😎👍

[lemonpaperplanes]

While I certainly loved the good ending, I feel like Vermander was let off with just a slap on the wrist, his bodycount must be huuuge

[Tempest-jcme]

So something I've realized about this game is how all the characters other than Vermander represent people who are easily taken advantage of by the wealthy elite
Eda represents the jaded but good-hearted doctor who finds ways to make ends meet despite not having the best ways to do so. Someone who manages to scrape by with what she's got knowing there is no point asking for help.
Morton is the fresh face, the out of towner, who is new to the job and doesn't know what he's in for. It doesn't matter to him what the on the job problems could be because he needs to start his life up regardless of hazards.
Jane, based on her speech style and fear of hospitals, could represent an illegal immigrant. It was mentioned that a trip to the hospital could seperate her from her family, aka deportation, and she might not have been working in a sanctioned job seeing how serious her injury was. She was willing to hide her name and cause of injury out of fear of being discovered.
Tammy seems to have problems with anxiety or even depression, due to her description. She's the kind of person who would rather avoid her problems until it's too late.
Jasmine and Lang could represent the low income middle class family facing poverty. The fact that Lang was risking injury to make his family happy and save money for dinner shows their predicament. The fact that people in the area were paying rent to a greedy businessman might be part of their problems.
Even Hannah to some extent could be analyzed. She is the overworked and overstressed, yet underpaid and underappreciated secretary who ends up blowing the whistle on her boss's latest money making scheme.
Overall, it really makes me upset that the demon didnt do them all a favor and off Vermander for good.

[emberthefox]

Given the "interesting" character designs and gameplay, I think that this is from the same person who made The Man From the Window.

[Wandergirl]

I love it when you go over games that literally no one else is talking about, it's nice and refreshing and brings attention to little indie gems! :) Granted, I also like it when you analyze stories with mysteries and implications that aren't fully spelled out in the game and theorize about what it all means, but I'd rather you talk about unknown darlings than analyze oversaturated ones.

[TheBloodswordsman]

The good ending was really nice. Hannah's smile at the end was great.

[Kaleb_withaK]

You just gotta love the boyd family, Jane always there with lang and when they get attacked from the demon lang steps in front of Jane to protect her