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Not only do you have your classic inventory system, but you are given cybermodules for completing objectives, which you can then use at upgrade hubs to make yourself more proficient in combat, hacking, telekinesis and several other disciplines. Some people think of it as Dead Space from 1999, and indeed having played said game, it takes inspiration from System Shock 2, but Dead Space doesnРІР‚в„ўt have the RPG element that System Shock 2 does. And the interactive bits in the game will have you collecting DNA samples and other evidence in order to get leads on where to go next on the trail of the killer. Fights are brutal and you need to have expert timing to not only hit the enemy but also to deflect their attacks properly.

And the worst thing is that you often wonРІР‚в„ўt have a gun to aid you, so youРІР‚в„ўll have to resort to using whatever you can find around you, whether it be planks of wood with nails in them to using a lead pipe, or even a sign board.

The game sees you travel to dark places and fight against some of the craziest, most relentless psychopaths youРІР‚в„ўll ever witness in a game.

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You are Ethan Hunt, a disgraced FBI agent who embarks on a quest to find a serial killer РІР‚вЂњ but what makes this serial killer unique is that he kills other serial killers. Speaking of scary games, right up there with Undying, this game definitely gets a nod as one of the creepiest ever made.

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