In bonus clip (after the player is collected all the gems), she see naked in a glass tube, but it is unknown if it is only a doll, a real body from a human patient or if it is "Aya's clone" made by him. Since her mother's passed away, she's felt lonely living with just her father and his assistant Maria. However, after doing so, Monika reveals to Aya that Alfred murdered her for one of his experiments. When she encountered tormented spirits, she would occasionally help them, namely when she cooked ham for a hungry, little boy. He ends up killing Aya's mother, telling Aya she died due to a coughing fit. The developers describe the content like this: In this game, there are scenes in which a crazed father attempts to uses a chainsaw to cut up the main character. One of the corpses raised by the curse (in reality, Ines was Aya's adoptive older sister), in their initial meeting, she steals the perfume of Monika, thus causing the little girl to hate her. A remake of the classic horror exploration game makes its way to Steam. She then tells the woman that she will not suffer from now on. It's obvious during the beginning of the game Aya still mourns her mother and can't see anyone else taking her place. In the remastered version of the game, Aya is seen to hug one of her dolls from her collection and said to herself that she promised Dio that she wouldn't forget the people who were sacrificed in the hands of Alfred Drevis (Aya's father) after the credits and before the extra cutscene (if the player collected all the gems), hinting that the dolls in her clinic were merely dolls but not made from human parts. Despite the dangers, the little girl would set forth to save her father. This also hints that she only followed her father in taking up biology but not turning her patients into dolls. In Japanese, it means "color" (彩), "design" (綾) or "brilliant fabric design, kimono design" (絢). In flashbacks, she had shoulder-length hair that is tied in two pigtails by two blue ribbons.
However, the remake heavily implies that this is simply her way of keeping her promise to her mother; that she would "always support [her] father," as opposed to simply her devolving into madness. Aya Drevis Basics Age Possibly 7-8 years old (Flashbacks) 11 years old (Game Start) Possibly late 20's - early 30's (True Ending) Gender Female Species Human Relationships Family Alfred Drevis (father; deceased) Monika Drevis (mother; deceased) Ines (adoptive older sister; deceased) Unnamed Paternal Grandparents (deceased) Unnamed Maternal Grandparents Allies Dio and Ogre Enemies Subjects. In the second ending, Aya saves her father from being taken by her mother's spirit. This is most definitely a fault, but Monika tries her best to keep her husband from killing Aya and turning her into a doll. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries.
Alfred has somewhat messy short brown hair. She is the only daughter of Alfred Drevis and Monika Drevis who lives with in a large mansion that makes up the setting for the majority of the game. It may also be a sign of her lack of sympathy for others, with the exception of loved ones, due to lack of friends and social events outside her home. In the process, she would learn of her father's darkest secrets.
While attempting to escape, she runs into Maria. I apologize if it's not that good I'm still trying to get used to the program I used. Aya was born in Northern Germany and spent almost eleven years within the confines of her family's mansion. The Truth awaits thee. A mysterious man who helps Aya along the way. Snowball helps Aya get lighter fluid in the storehouse. He tries to help Aya early on in the game, though his appearance scares her at first. Aya is a shy girl who never goes outside. Aya is a beautiful pale-skinned little girl with long black hair that has square bangs hanging over her forehead with a large pink ribbon tied in the back and light blue eyes. Aya's mother overhears and storms in to stop him. A remake of the game is in development and is slated to release on November 5, 2020 for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. In version 2.00, it is revealed that after Aya passed out from the shock of her father dying, Dio and Maria spoke briefly, during which Maria commented that Dio seems more alive than the other corpses, apologized for throwing knives at him earlier, and expressed her regret that she can't stop Dio from disappearing when the curse fades. Aya begins to care for him a bit as evidenced in the true ending when she hopes he made it out of the burning house safely. In the true ending, Aya encounters a red book before leaving, a red book that her father had. Mad Father is a freeware horror adventure game by Sen (Miscreant's Room) made in WOLF RPG Editor. This shows Aya's consideration for her father's wishes to the point of not caring what goes on in his laboratory. [2][3][4][5], Learn how and when to remove this template message, "https://twitter.com/sen_old/status/1308256664026411008", "Mad Father remake announced for Switch, PC", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mad_Father&oldid=986176242, Video games featuring female protagonists, Articles needing additional references from December 2019, All articles needing additional references, Articles using Infobox video game using locally defined parameters, Articles using Wikidata infoboxes with locally defined images, Articles containing Japanese-language text, Official website different in Wikidata and Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 30 October 2020, at 07:41. Things would become even worse on the anniversary of Monika Drevis' (Aya's mother) death. The game centers around an 11-year-old girl named Aya, who breaks into her father's secret laboratory to uncover the horrifying truth of his research. This is a tribute to the game Mad Father as well as the character Aya. After returning to the real world, she runs into Maria, who knocks her out, takes her to the basement and then kills her, turning her corpse into a doll.
Mad Father takes place in northern Germany, where the 11-year old protagonist, Aya Drevis, lives with her father, Alfred Drevis, and their maid Maria. Monika was Aya's mother, who loves her mother deeply, a sickly woman, she died prior to the game. On the anniversary of Monika's death, the very beginning of the game, Aya awakens at midnight to find herself surrounded by test subjects that escaped from the laboratory. When Maria is betrayed and injured by Alfred, Aya patches her wounds up and reveals that, although she cannot live without her father's love, she would leave the mansion if she had to, but she also cannot live on her own. After her mother died, though, her life took a slight turn for the worse, as she wasn't fond of Maria, the woman who she thought was going to replace her mother. Maria then makes Aya into a doll to continue Alfred's work.
She is also level-headed and bright, being able to solve tricky puzzles and efficiently wield a chainsaw at a tender age. As of Version 2, the Dark Quartet has been removed for unknown reasons. Aya is a compassionate and kindhearted little girl who truly loves her family and she values even things that previously belonged to one of her relatives, such as Monika Drevis' (Aya's mother) perfume. Maria then kills Alfred and the two women leave the mansion, which is burned down by Dio, the spirit of one of Alfred's human test subjects. Alfred is about to kill Aya when Maria throws knives at Alfred incapacitating him.