Also, the JUNKOTRON MISSILE LAUNCHER, although it was only a short jest at another one of /tg/'s ridiculous ideas. Later, Bella refers to 'The patient in Upper Lab B' instead of 'Subject #6' (who was the one imprisoned in Upper Lab B. Because Subject #6 was not imprisoned in Upper Lab B, and Bella knew this. The patient in Upper Lab B was Subject #5. Escape from the Crazy Place: The entire premise note (Though, it was more like "Escape from the Weird Place" until Stitches showed up...). Hammerspace: Ruby and Tom's Inventories can store a maximum of 8 items so that they're invisible on the normal screen. For brevity, the following list only shows clothing that matches both favorite colors and one favorite style.

Weaver has admitted that the white chamber was one of the main inspirations for Ruby Quest. Several scenes, in particular the fan scene, are taken directly from it. Horror Doesn't Settle for Simple Tuesday: As revealed by Bella near the ending, the last day of the game is October 31. Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: The cure to Tom's arsenic poisoning appears to be something called " Dimercaptosuccinic Acid" later called " Succimer". Viewers Are Geniuses: Much of the controversy about the Twist Ending revolves around the fact that many readers mistook Daisy in the coffin for Ruby.Tragic Monster: Mostly everyone, except for Ruby and Tom, who aren't monstrous enough, and Ace, who's not tragic enough note though he presumably Was Once a Man.

Continuity Nod: When the connection between the poem and the facility the events are taking place in is established. Early in the game, the players sent a severed hand through a pneumatic mail chute, removing it from the game until much later on. The hand was meant to be used on a fingerprint scanner in the next room over. Because they couldn't activate the scanner, they were unable to see the video of Ruby murdering Tom in the past until well after the group had bonded, completely blunting its impact. Groundhog Day" Loop: Heavily implied by Bella and of course the ending, though somewhat nonstandard as it appears to relate more to death/resurrection with manual resets than an actual looping timeline.investigations, and discussions. GitHub issues should be used for specific, well understood, actionable Warning: Somewhat Spoilers!] The symbols ◊ from Weaver's World Eater campaign also play big role in Ruby Quest. Daisy, along with legs fused together, an emanciated figure, and her spine poking out, had a mouth where one of her eyes should be and one arm turned into a giant claw. Who Wants to Live Forever?: As things are, everyone still inside the facility is being promised an eternal life as unholy mutants. Hopefully this can be averted.