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Galatea (Video Game)
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Galatea is an interactive fiction created by Emily Short in 2000. It is based on the Greek myth of Galatea, a statue of a woman who came to life after being created by the sculptor Pygmalion.You play an art critic at an art show. Beyond that, the game varies wildly with how you interact with Galatea, an exhibit at the show.Can be played here. | |
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Dropped link to Pygmalion: Not a Feature - ITEM | |
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Relationship Values | |
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Relationship Values: Galatea has hidden relationship values with the player character. What value they are at upon reaching an ending determines which variant of the ending is shown. | |
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Multiple Endings | |
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Multiple Endings: Ranging from getting depressed about cancer, to the artist being behind the curtain controlling Galatea, to you getting kicked out by security for tearing down said curtain. In all, there's around seventy different endings. | |
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With Great Power Comes Great Insanity | |
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With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: If you summon Dionysus and your answers were wild enough that he offers to take you on a Godlike journey along with Galatea, accepting has you ponder your sanity before it's implied it disappears into Dionysus's eternal bacchanal as the text suddenly turns poetic and abstract. | |
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Speech-Centric Work | |
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Speech-Centric Work: The game is mainly chatting with Galatea. | |
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Leaning on the Fourth Wall | |
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If you try to mess with the curtain, either in an attempt to get the near-4th-wall-breaking ending, or after getting it, you get kicked out by security for irrationally tearing off a curtain in a fancy art gallery. | |
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Three Laws-Compliant | |
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The ending where you try to convince Galatea is a machine by trying to get her to break the First Rule of Robotics by killing you has her point out that your own aversion to murder really isn't that much different from a robot's code, and ponders if likening morals to code means maybe you and her are both machines, or perhaps "maybe this whole thing is itself a simulation inside a box somewhere." | |
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Unresolved Sexual Tension | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_50ca4422 | comment |
Unresolved Sexual Tension: There's a hidden mechanic aptly named Tension that tracks your PC's lust/romance levels with Galatea. At higher levels, it'll turn Galatea (and your PC)'s lines much more flirtatious, and opens up romantic endings. | |
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Sexy Backless Outfit | |
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Sexy Backless Outfit: Galatea's dress exposes her back. This can contribute to tension between her and the player character, who can reach out to examine her body, such as running a finger along her spine. | |
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GodWasMyCoPilot | |
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How true her backstory is and how much you know of her is up in the air; the more philosophical endings regarding her moral code imply she is, in fact, a robot art piece while in others she's really an inanimate statue; in fact, getting one of the secret endings where you use a command word to check for variants of endings implies she's a robot but you can only get the command word from one where she's definitely a (hateful) statue; in others, she's revealed to be some kind of deity. Others explicitly show the existence of the Greek Gods. | |
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From Beyond the Fourth Wall | |
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From Beyond the Fourth Wall: The special verb EUDOXIA is only revealed in the "Brute Force" ending, where it is too late to be of use. The player must UNDO or RESTART to use it in another path. Subverted if you get the ending where Galatea turns out to be a robot controlled by an artist behind the curtain; trying to get it again after obtaining that ending only results in in you tearing down the curtain only to reveal a blank space, which gets you chided by Galatea or kicked out by security. It's double subverted in a variant where you turn out to be the woman behind the curtain if you try again with some parameters fulfilled. | |
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Pygmalion Plot | |
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Pygmalion Plot: In fact, this is how the game got its name, and it's heavily implied Galatea is the mythological character. One ending lets you enact one of your own as you elect yourself Galatea's teacher when she gets very curious about the outside world. | |
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Author Avatar | |
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There's a secret ending where it turns out Galatea's really just controlled by a woman sitting behind a curtain, and the conversation you have with her sounds suspiciously like a curious game player talking to the author. The woman also seems to resemble Emily Short herself. | |
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Uncanny Valley | |
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Uncanny Valley: Certain endings make it clear that you pick up on all the fine imperfections that would give Galatea away as inhuman, even if she were flesh-and-blood — her arms are too long, her head is too strangely proportioned. This is supposedly the reason why Galatea's creator never tried to sleep with her. If you get Galatea to summon Aphrodite, it's noted that from afar, she looks like the gallery owner, but up close, there's something extremely off about her — she's too tall and the light seems to follow her about. In one variant of the ending, you're reduced to a sobbing mess at the sight. | |
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Driven to Suicide | |
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Driven to Suicide: The artist, potentially. | |
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Guide Dang It! | |
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Guide Dang It!: There are 70 unique endings (although many are variations on specific endings). The nuances of each ending are dependent on hidden stats related to what the player character and Galatea have discussed about. Targeting specific endings requires the player to ask about certain topics before taking an action. | |
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What the Hell, Player? | |
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What the Hell, Player?: Grab Galatea to jostle her about despite her warnings, and you get a broken wrist. Ask enough inappropriate questions and she abruptly gets off the pedestal to get away from your creepy ass. Goad Galatea into slandering the Gods, and they might just smite her. Aphrodite even gives you a nasty look if you force her hand. Bluntly ask Galatea about sex. If you do this immediately, she deliberately chooses an unsexy pose and starts speaking frankly about her artist's hangups, which drives your character away because they've seen way too many boring artistic works about yet another artist's sexual angst. If you do this later in the game and after establishing a rapport with Galatea, it locks you out of the actually sexy ending. Asking Galatea to undress. Depending on your relationship with her, this may get anything from bemusement to snarky amusement at your expense with a quip about if you actually think that works. If you've successfully established enough tension, though, she'll lampshade it does. If you try to mess with the curtain, either in an attempt to get the near-4th-wall-breaking ending, or after getting it, you get kicked out by security for irrationally tearing off a curtain in a fancy art gallery. | |
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Schrödinger's Gun | |
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Schrödinger's Gun: The "Avatar" ending reveals that Galatea is controlled by a woman behind the curtain. This is not necessarily the case outside of this ending — tearing down the curtain will reveal an empty space, and get you kicked out by security or chided by Galatea. Another variant even shows you're the woman controlling Galatea... How true her backstory is and how much you know of her is up in the air; the more philosophical endings regarding her moral code imply she is, in fact, a robot art piece while in others she's really an inanimate statue; in fact, getting one of the secret endings where you use a command word to check for variants of endings implies she's a robot but you can only get the command word from one where she's definitely a (hateful) statue; in others, she's revealed to be some kind of deity. Others explicitly show the existence of the Greek Gods. How much she loved her creator and how broken up she is about it is. Either she truly doesn't miss him, feels sorrow for his loss but it's not enough to start something with you, or is deeply mournful about him. Your PC's backstory, outside of being an art critic. In some endings, you're actually a broken person who lost a sister to cancer; in others, you're a snobby art critic. In others, there's more worldbuilding about artists who also pushed the boundaries of a work vs. the audience and viewer vs. participant. The endings involving the Greek Gods depend on what you had Galatea say; for example, Aphrodite can show up either to comfort Galatea about her lost love and encourage to start anew with you, or kill her for her insolence. In some endings, you note Galatea's Uncanny Valley proportions and how it disturbs you away from getting too close; in others where you're attracted, it's implied these flaws don't exist. | |
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Humanity Ensues | |
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Humanity Ensues: One ending has Galatea become human after praying to Zeus. | |
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Eldritch Abomination | |
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Eldritch Abomination: In the "Reflections" ending, Galatea turns out to be one, easily able to change her form. If you manage to summon Aphrodite, in one ending, her visage — too tall, too bright — reduces you to a catatonic wreck huddled against the gallery wall. | |
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Debug Room | |
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Debug Room: Emily Short provides two debug commands for players curious about how the game works "behind the scenes" on her Cheats and Walkthroughs page. | |
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True Art Is Incomprehensible | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_99046075 | comment |
If you convince Galatea to swap places, the reviews of your performance aren't favourable because it isn't boundary-pushing enough, which make you roll your eyes. | |
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Press X to Die | |
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Press X to Die: Inappropriately touch Galatea and you get grabbed and a stern warning to not do it again. Do it anyway and you get a broken wrist. Another ending has you crudely interrogate her about her limits of morality and her creator's suicide, and when you decide to push your luck, she promptly wrings your neck. | |
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Sexy Discretion Shot | |
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Sexy Discretion Shot: Invoked in the ending where you manage to tease Galatea into undressing for you: she asks if you can find a place with some scissors so she can oblige your request, which raises a quip from the narration before it smash cuts to black. | |
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Hates Being Touched | |
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Hates Being Touched: Galatea doesn't appreciate being touched, but especially hates being grabbed. An easy way to get a bad ending is by yanking her about to study her closely, despite her warning, which gets you a broken wrist and nightmares. | |
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Deadpan Snarker | |
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Deadpan Snarker: Galatea isn't rude, but she is a dry being in general, and can be outright snarky depending on the topics you choose and her affection gauge. | |
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Caustic Critic | |
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Caustic Critic: You can choose to be as nasty as possible about Galatea, what she represents, and her artist. Depending on how nasty you are, she can either run out of the room just to get away from you, have a mental breakdown, or throttle your neck. If you convince Galatea to swap places, the reviews of your performance aren't favourable because it isn't boundary-pushing enough, which make you roll your eyes. | |
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The Man Behind the Curtain | |
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The Man Behind the Curtain: One ending reveals Galatea to be controlled by a woman behind the curtain. Another ending has you be the woman behind the curtain instead. | |
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Rage Against the Heavens | |
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Rage Against the Heavens: You can get Galatea to slander the Greek Gods for her condition and situation, and if you don't word it carefully, her rage focuses on Aphrodite, as love is what drove Galatea's creator from her and left her lonely, which attracts an enraged Aphrodite... | |
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Slasher Smile | |
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Slasher Smile: In the ending where your manhandling of Galatea results in her snapping your wrist. you desperately try to get her to reset by saying EUDOXIA. All she does is grin mockingly and bloodthirstily, and your character suffers nightmares from the sight alone. | |
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Sense Freak | |
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Sense Freak: Galatea hasn't had much experience with sense, and one way to befriending her (or more) is by describing or indulging her senses. An ending variant has you more-or-less seduce her with some well-placed touches. Another ending has you convince her to try some cheese, and she bursts into tears at the taste. This applies to you as well, since your touches get very exploratory in the former, and in another ending, your marveling about her materials and senses later has her reveal her true form. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: The "Eliza" ending, where you use her as a psychotherapist. In the ending where you get Galatea to talk and get curious, you wind up electing yourself as her teacher. | |
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Self-Deprecation | |
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Self-Deprecation: In the ending you get if you straight-up ask Galatea about sex, her long, rambling answer makes you leave due to sheer boredom and annoyance, with your character's inner monologue complaining about how there's a million "artistic" stories about artists having trouble with, angsting about, or obsessing over sex. Asking Galatea about the artist on any other route reveals that his ordeal is exactly one of those millions of | |
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Screw This, I'm Outta Here | |
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Ask enough inappropriate questions and she abruptly gets off the pedestal to get away from your creepy ass. | |
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No Infantile Amnesia | |
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No Infantile Amnesia: Commented upon, where the title character says she remembers how she was constructed, while others don't remember how they were born. | |
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20 Minutes into the Future | |
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20 Minutes into the Future: The main character is an art critic specializing in animates, humanoid pieces with artificial intelligence. At the beginning of the game, he believes Galatea is one. | |
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1.0 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Galatea (Video Game) / int_f32d85ab | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_f642b1f9 | type |
You Bastard! | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_f642b1f9 | comment |
Goad Galatea into slandering the Gods, and they might just smite her. Aphrodite even gives you a nasty look if you force her hand. | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_f642b1f9 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_f642b1f9 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Galatea (Video Game) / int_f642b1f9 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | type |
ItemName | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | comment |
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| Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Galatea (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | |
| Galatea (Video Game) / int_name | itemName |
Galatea (Video Game) |
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