And there not totally stupid they have sharp hearing and sight, if you make too much noise they'll hear and if you're not far enough away or hidden well enough then they come toward you. The graphical detail from the character animation of the experimented mutants whom are just menacing, ugly, and creepy with those glowing eyes you see, well okay I know that just the night vision light reflection but all the same it really ads to how creepy they are.

And as you get further in the game you begin to uncover a lot more as we see things get stranger and deadlier. I really like the plotline which is intriguing and sort of like the 80's horror film 'The Dead Pit' as it's about an asylum that harbors a deadly secret of evil experimentation. This is another one of my favorite survival horror games, it's a first-person perspective game but it's not an actioner, here you really have no weapons (which makes sense since you character is a reporter so he probably had no combat training not that it would do any good against what you face) of any kind at all your only weapon is your wits and evasion from the mutants. Rick Trager: There! Better now, right? You understand what we achieved here? We made the consumer into the means of production. Rick Trager: Murder is the simplest form, but what happens when all the money is gone? Well money becomes a matter of faith, and that's what I'm here for. You have to rob Paul to pay Peter, there's no other way. God died with the gold standard, we're onto a more concrete faith now. They're as likely to turn to god as anything else. Rick Trager: It's understandable, people get scared. Uh, no offense to the man, but I sometimes worry he might just be a little bit crazy. Rick Trager: You know, I'm a bit worried how much time you've been spending with Father Martin, I know, I hope you haven't been letting him confuse you with all his 'holier than thou' bible thumping.

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