Firewatch delilah voice full#

Firewatch can never be the experience I wanted it to be, and to be blunt, it left a Firewatch shaped hole in my Firewatch shaped heart. Ever since it came to my attention, it was the game I anticipated above all others. Having Delilah just up and vanish after experiencing her and Henry's chemistry together would have made the final part of Firewatch a lot less interesting, and disappearing completely would have definitely been outside of Delilah's character. However, it would've been interesting to see how different Firewatch would've been had Vanaman gone ahead with his original ending. Would Henry have informed Delilah about the tragic accident and the ultimate demise of Brian Goodwin? Would he have discovered Ned's terrible secret? Would Henry's paranoia have consumed him not having someone else to confide in and share his experiences with? Only Sean Vanaman knows for sure.In a recent interview, voice actress Cissy Jones revealed that Firewatch was originally meant to have a much darker ending without her character Delilah.īack in 2016, Campo Santo's Firewatch was highly regarded as one of the year's best indies and walking simulators, taking players into the beautiful landscapes of Shoshone National Forest. The ending itself did not disappoint, but I just wasn’t sure if the entire plot leading up to it made it worthwhile. Though the story was noted as being a gripping mystery, many felt that the ending fell somewhat flat. Firewatch is a clever indie game with brilliant voice acting, visuals, and sound. The premise and plot of the game is intriguing, and overall, I do recommend this game. It was divisive amongst all players and reviewers, some of which felt that the ending was anticlimactic to the story Firewatch had culminated. But according to Cissy Jones, Delilah's voice actress, the ending was initially very different.

Firewatch delilah voice full#

RELATED: Valve Absorbs Firewatch Developer Campo SantoĪccording to Jones in a recent episode of Script Lock, a podcast full of video game interviews, Firewatch's ending could have been even less fulfilling. While in the game, though Henry and Delilah leave off on a friendly note, the two never meet face-t0-face, the original script had Delilah going completely radio silent on her coworker. Instead of the two having a strong relationship, Firewatch initially planned to have the two cut their ties in a heated argument in which Delilah calls Henry crazy, permanently leaving the story.