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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
<h3><u>Aline Cedrac</u></h3>
<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
<h3><u>Edenshaw</u></h3>
<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
<h3><u>Edward Morton</u></h3>
<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
<h2>Gameplay</h2>
<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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If not, she becomes a smoking, rude, cleavage-wearing policewoman.</p><h3>Dr. K</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525509-drk.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525509" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.496644295302" data-width="298" style="width: 298px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Doctor's waiting</figcaption></figure><p style="">A friendly, relatable therapist who shows up periodically to evaluate the player. 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Michelle is the only character that is new to the series and did not feature in the 1999 Silent Hill game.</p><h3>Dahlia</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634678-dahlia_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634678" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.5347593582888" data-width="561" style="width: 561px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>No time to chat</figcaption></figure><p style="">A tough, street-wise young girl, Dahlia seems to know quite a bit about Harry. 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At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. 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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
<br />
The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
<p><br />
The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<div class="js-item-cage" style="margin-left:40px; "><strong> Dimitri Was There</strong></div>
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
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<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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In this game you can find 5 different endings depending on what you did while playing the game.</p><p style="">Needless to say that the following contains spoilers.</p><p style="">The endings can be broken up in to a core part (with a small outcome change depending on your psychological profile) that all 5 endings contain and the "ending" itself.</p><h3>Core part</h3><p style="">When close to the end of the game Harry lays unconscious in water close to a lighthouse. Cybil drags Harry out of the water and at this point Harry takes Cybil's gun. Harry wants to go up in the lighthouse and he doesn't want Cybil to stop him. After a talk Harry hands Cybil her gun back and goes inside the lighthouse.</p><p style="">We then cut back to Dr. Michael Kaufmann getting angry at his patient. He is yelling that all the things you told him are nothing more than delusions. All made-up by a scared little girl. At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. Because "Even though her mom and dad don't love each other anymore, they still love her".</p><h3>Drunk Dad Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry come home drunk. He stumbles and face plants onto the ground. He then sees Cheryl filming and yells at her to get him another beer.</p><h3>Wicked and Weak Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry get beaten up by his wife. She hits him a couple of times and he stumbles back and falls to the ground. She also makes fun of his books. Cheryl zooms in on her father and the scene ends.</p><h3>Sleaze and Sirens Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry in a bedroom with two women (Lisa and Michelle). After telling their names while standing in front of the camera they go and sit next to Harry on the bed. He tells them that he is working on a new book. Both women ask to dedicate the book to them, but Harry then tells them that he only dedicates books to his daughter and wife because that's the only fair thing to do. They all laugh and fall backwards on the bed.</p><h3>UFO Joke Ending</h3><p style="">(To get this ending you need to take pictures of the 13 UFOs hidden in the game)</p><p style="">As with all other <i>Silent Hill</i> games, <i>Shattered Memories</i> has a "joke" ending involving aliens.</p><p style="">This ending is a bit different from other endings because its animated in a 2D cartoon style. Cheryl comes to the conclusion that instead of having died, her father was abducted by aliens back in the day. Good old James from the second game also makes an appearance in this ending as well (he is too early for his session with Dr. Kaufmann). After a couple of scenes we see that the psychiatrist is actually an alien himself and Cheryl is represented as a dog for the rest of this ending.</p><p style="">After this and the credits we see Cheryl close a box with mementos. These are the ones you collected while playing the game.</p>',
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The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
<h3><u>Edenshaw</u></h3>
<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
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The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
<p><br />
The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
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<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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The game takes the player's answers, and answers from other surveys later in the game, to tailor the experience for the player. As an example, if the player indicates that he has cheated on his partner then the cop that the player meets later in the game will be hostile towards the player because of their unfaithfulness. Also, if the player spends time looking at the sexy calenders in the car repair shop then the same cop will be sporting some cleavage when the player meets her.</p><p style="">The developers have indicated their desire to avoid unrealistic contrived puzzle elements. Instead puzzles blend more naturally into the environment, such as searching empty beer cans to find the key for a door, or finding a security system that unlocks a door. This goal of keeping the player in the moment extends to the UI design. There is no HUD, as the player's phone acts as a menu hub, giving the player access to a map or their in-game camera. 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In the first level, the A button is used for Harry to call out for his daughter Cheryl.</p><h2>Characters</h2><h3>Harry Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525513-sh_shm_art_02_harrymasonphonefinal.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525513" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3793103448276" data-width="870" style="width: 870px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Call 911!</figcaption></figure><p style="">While driving through the spooky streets of Silent Hill, Harry's car skids on a patch of ice and veers off the road into a ditch. Upon waking from the crash, he realizes his daughter Cheryl is missing and sets out into the dark, freezing night to find her.</p><h3>Cheryl Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525499-cheryl_swing.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525499" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.4699248120301" data-width="266" style="width: 266px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Who's my daddy?</figcaption></figure><p style="">Harry's daughter who has mysteriously disappeared, causing him to brave the streets of Silent Hill. 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If not, she becomes a smoking, rude, cleavage-wearing policewoman.</p><h3>Dr. K</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525509-drk.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525509" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.496644295302" data-width="298" style="width: 298px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Doctor's waiting</figcaption></figure><p style="">A friendly, relatable therapist who shows up periodically to evaluate the player. His therapy sessions consist of interactive psychological test which players will actually take part in.</p><h3>Michelle Valdez</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525517-shmichelle2.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525517" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3114754098361" data-width="915" style="width: 915px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Duet with Akira Yamaoka</figcaption></figure><p style="">Michelle meets Harry at her High School reunion, however he doesn't remember it. Tired of waiting to meet up with her boyfriend, she decides to aid Harry in finding his daughter. Michelle is the only character that is new to the series and did not feature in the 1999 Silent Hill game.</p><h3>Dahlia</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634678-dahlia_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634678" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.5347593582888" data-width="561" style="width: 561px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>No time to chat</figcaption></figure><p style="">A tough, street-wise young girl, Dahlia seems to know quite a bit about Harry. The fact that he can't remember anything about her confuses Dahlia as much as it does Harry.</p><h3>Lisa Garland</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634679-lisa_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634679" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.0873533246415" data-width="767" style="width: 767px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Nurse off-duty</figcaption></figure><p style="">Lisa is a nurse at Alchemilla Hospital. Although she's young, lines of experience are already evident on her face. Despite her cynicism, Harry finds himself protective of Lisa and offers to lend her a hand.</p><h2>Endings</h2><p style="">Like with all other Silent Hill games SH: Shattered Memories has multiple endings. In this game you can find 5 different endings depending on what you did while playing the game.</p><p style="">Needless to say that the following contains spoilers.</p><p style="">The endings can be broken up in to a core part (with a small outcome change depending on your psychological profile) that all 5 endings contain and the "ending" itself.</p><h3>Core part</h3><p style="">When close to the end of the game Harry lays unconscious in water close to a lighthouse. Cybil drags Harry out of the water and at this point Harry takes Cybil's gun. Harry wants to go up in the lighthouse and he doesn't want Cybil to stop him. After a talk Harry hands Cybil her gun back and goes inside the lighthouse.</p><p style="">We then cut back to Dr. Michael Kaufmann getting angry at his patient. He is yelling that all the things you told him are nothing more than delusions. All made-up by a scared little girl. At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. Because "Even though her mom and dad don't love each other anymore, they still love her".</p><h3>Drunk Dad Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry come home drunk. He stumbles and face plants onto the ground. He then sees Cheryl filming and yells at her to get him another beer.</p><h3>Wicked and Weak Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry get beaten up by his wife. She hits him a couple of times and he stumbles back and falls to the ground. She also makes fun of his books. Cheryl zooms in on her father and the scene ends.</p><h3>Sleaze and Sirens Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry in a bedroom with two women (Lisa and Michelle). After telling their names while standing in front of the camera they go and sit next to Harry on the bed. He tells them that he is working on a new book. Both women ask to dedicate the book to them, but Harry then tells them that he only dedicates books to his daughter and wife because that's the only fair thing to do. They all laugh and fall backwards on the bed.</p><h3>UFO Joke Ending</h3><p style="">(To get this ending you need to take pictures of the 13 UFOs hidden in the game)</p><p style="">As with all other <i>Silent Hill</i> games, <i>Shattered Memories</i> has a "joke" ending involving aliens.</p><p style="">This ending is a bit different from other endings because its animated in a 2D cartoon style. Cheryl comes to the conclusion that instead of having died, her father was abducted by aliens back in the day. Good old James from the second game also makes an appearance in this ending as well (he is too early for his session with Dr. Kaufmann). After a couple of scenes we see that the psychiatrist is actually an alien himself and Cheryl is represented as a dog for the rest of this ending.</p><p style="">After this and the credits we see Cheryl close a box with mementos. These are the ones you collected while playing the game.</p>',
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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
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The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
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The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
<h3><u>Edenshaw</u></h3>
<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. 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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
<br />
The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
<p><br />
The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
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<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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The game takes the player's answers, and answers from other surveys later in the game, to tailor the experience for the player. As an example, if the player indicates that he has cheated on his partner then the cop that the player meets later in the game will be hostile towards the player because of their unfaithfulness. Also, if the player spends time looking at the sexy calenders in the car repair shop then the same cop will be sporting some cleavage when the player meets her.</p><p style="">The developers have indicated their desire to avoid unrealistic contrived puzzle elements. Instead puzzles blend more naturally into the environment, such as searching empty beer cans to find the key for a door, or finding a security system that unlocks a door. This goal of keeping the player in the moment extends to the UI design. There is no HUD, as the player's phone acts as a menu hub, giving the player access to a map or their in-game camera. 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In the first level, the A button is used for Harry to call out for his daughter Cheryl.</p><h2>Characters</h2><h3>Harry Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525513-sh_shm_art_02_harrymasonphonefinal.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525513" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3793103448276" data-width="870" style="width: 870px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Call 911!</figcaption></figure><p style="">While driving through the spooky streets of Silent Hill, Harry's car skids on a patch of ice and veers off the road into a ditch. Upon waking from the crash, he realizes his daughter Cheryl is missing and sets out into the dark, freezing night to find her.</p><h3>Cheryl Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525499-cheryl_swing.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525499" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.4699248120301" data-width="266" style="width: 266px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Who's my daddy?</figcaption></figure><p style="">Harry's daughter who has mysteriously disappeared, causing him to brave the streets of Silent Hill. 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If not, she becomes a smoking, rude, cleavage-wearing policewoman.</p><h3>Dr. K</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525509-drk.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525509" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.496644295302" data-width="298" style="width: 298px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Doctor's waiting</figcaption></figure><p style="">A friendly, relatable therapist who shows up periodically to evaluate the player. His therapy sessions consist of interactive psychological test which players will actually take part in.</p><h3>Michelle Valdez</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525517-shmichelle2.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525517" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3114754098361" data-width="915" style="width: 915px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Duet with Akira Yamaoka</figcaption></figure><p style="">Michelle meets Harry at her High School reunion, however he doesn't remember it. Tired of waiting to meet up with her boyfriend, she decides to aid Harry in finding his daughter. Michelle is the only character that is new to the series and did not feature in the 1999 Silent Hill game.</p><h3>Dahlia</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634678-dahlia_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634678" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.5347593582888" data-width="561" style="width: 561px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>No time to chat</figcaption></figure><p style="">A tough, street-wise young girl, Dahlia seems to know quite a bit about Harry. The fact that he can't remember anything about her confuses Dahlia as much as it does Harry.</p><h3>Lisa Garland</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634679-lisa_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634679" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.0873533246415" data-width="767" style="width: 767px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Nurse off-duty</figcaption></figure><p style="">Lisa is a nurse at Alchemilla Hospital. Although she's young, lines of experience are already evident on her face. Despite her cynicism, Harry finds himself protective of Lisa and offers to lend her a hand.</p><h2>Endings</h2><p style="">Like with all other Silent Hill games SH: Shattered Memories has multiple endings. In this game you can find 5 different endings depending on what you did while playing the game.</p><p style="">Needless to say that the following contains spoilers.</p><p style="">The endings can be broken up in to a core part (with a small outcome change depending on your psychological profile) that all 5 endings contain and the "ending" itself.</p><h3>Core part</h3><p style="">When close to the end of the game Harry lays unconscious in water close to a lighthouse. Cybil drags Harry out of the water and at this point Harry takes Cybil's gun. Harry wants to go up in the lighthouse and he doesn't want Cybil to stop him. After a talk Harry hands Cybil her gun back and goes inside the lighthouse.</p><p style="">We then cut back to Dr. Michael Kaufmann getting angry at his patient. He is yelling that all the things you told him are nothing more than delusions. All made-up by a scared little girl. At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. Because "Even though her mom and dad don't love each other anymore, they still love her".</p><h3>Drunk Dad Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry come home drunk. He stumbles and face plants onto the ground. He then sees Cheryl filming and yells at her to get him another beer.</p><h3>Wicked and Weak Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry get beaten up by his wife. She hits him a couple of times and he stumbles back and falls to the ground. She also makes fun of his books. Cheryl zooms in on her father and the scene ends.</p><h3>Sleaze and Sirens Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry in a bedroom with two women (Lisa and Michelle). After telling their names while standing in front of the camera they go and sit next to Harry on the bed. He tells them that he is working on a new book. Both women ask to dedicate the book to them, but Harry then tells them that he only dedicates books to his daughter and wife because that's the only fair thing to do. They all laugh and fall backwards on the bed.</p><h3>UFO Joke Ending</h3><p style="">(To get this ending you need to take pictures of the 13 UFOs hidden in the game)</p><p style="">As with all other <i>Silent Hill</i> games, <i>Shattered Memories</i> has a "joke" ending involving aliens.</p><p style="">This ending is a bit different from other endings because its animated in a 2D cartoon style. Cheryl comes to the conclusion that instead of having died, her father was abducted by aliens back in the day. Good old James from the second game also makes an appearance in this ending as well (he is too early for his session with Dr. Kaufmann). After a couple of scenes we see that the psychiatrist is actually an alien himself and Cheryl is represented as a dog for the rest of this ending.</p><p style="">After this and the credits we see Cheryl close a box with mementos. These are the ones you collected while playing the game.</p>',
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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
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The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
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The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
<h3><u>Edenshaw</u></h3>
<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. 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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
<br />
The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
<p><br />
The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
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<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
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<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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The game takes the player's answers, and answers from other surveys later in the game, to tailor the experience for the player. As an example, if the player indicates that he has cheated on his partner then the cop that the player meets later in the game will be hostile towards the player because of their unfaithfulness. Also, if the player spends time looking at the sexy calenders in the car repair shop then the same cop will be sporting some cleavage when the player meets her.</p><p style="">The developers have indicated their desire to avoid unrealistic contrived puzzle elements. Instead puzzles blend more naturally into the environment, such as searching empty beer cans to find the key for a door, or finding a security system that unlocks a door. This goal of keeping the player in the moment extends to the UI design. There is no HUD, as the player's phone acts as a menu hub, giving the player access to a map or their in-game camera. 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In the first level, the A button is used for Harry to call out for his daughter Cheryl.</p><h2>Characters</h2><h3>Harry Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525513-sh_shm_art_02_harrymasonphonefinal.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525513" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3793103448276" data-width="870" style="width: 870px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Call 911!</figcaption></figure><p style="">While driving through the spooky streets of Silent Hill, Harry's car skids on a patch of ice and veers off the road into a ditch. Upon waking from the crash, he realizes his daughter Cheryl is missing and sets out into the dark, freezing night to find her.</p><h3>Cheryl Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525499-cheryl_swing.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525499" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.4699248120301" data-width="266" style="width: 266px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Who's my daddy?</figcaption></figure><p style="">Harry's daughter who has mysteriously disappeared, causing him to brave the streets of Silent Hill. 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If not, she becomes a smoking, rude, cleavage-wearing policewoman.</p><h3>Dr. K</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525509-drk.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525509" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.496644295302" data-width="298" style="width: 298px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Doctor's waiting</figcaption></figure><p style="">A friendly, relatable therapist who shows up periodically to evaluate the player. His therapy sessions consist of interactive psychological test which players will actually take part in.</p><h3>Michelle Valdez</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525517-shmichelle2.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525517" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3114754098361" data-width="915" style="width: 915px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Duet with Akira Yamaoka</figcaption></figure><p style="">Michelle meets Harry at her High School reunion, however he doesn't remember it. Tired of waiting to meet up with her boyfriend, she decides to aid Harry in finding his daughter. Michelle is the only character that is new to the series and did not feature in the 1999 Silent Hill game.</p><h3>Dahlia</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634678-dahlia_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634678" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.5347593582888" data-width="561" style="width: 561px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>No time to chat</figcaption></figure><p style="">A tough, street-wise young girl, Dahlia seems to know quite a bit about Harry. The fact that he can't remember anything about her confuses Dahlia as much as it does Harry.</p><h3>Lisa Garland</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634679-lisa_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634679" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.0873533246415" data-width="767" style="width: 767px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Nurse off-duty</figcaption></figure><p style="">Lisa is a nurse at Alchemilla Hospital. Although she's young, lines of experience are already evident on her face. Despite her cynicism, Harry finds himself protective of Lisa and offers to lend her a hand.</p><h2>Endings</h2><p style="">Like with all other Silent Hill games SH: Shattered Memories has multiple endings. In this game you can find 5 different endings depending on what you did while playing the game.</p><p style="">Needless to say that the following contains spoilers.</p><p style="">The endings can be broken up in to a core part (with a small outcome change depending on your psychological profile) that all 5 endings contain and the "ending" itself.</p><h3>Core part</h3><p style="">When close to the end of the game Harry lays unconscious in water close to a lighthouse. Cybil drags Harry out of the water and at this point Harry takes Cybil's gun. Harry wants to go up in the lighthouse and he doesn't want Cybil to stop him. After a talk Harry hands Cybil her gun back and goes inside the lighthouse.</p><p style="">We then cut back to Dr. Michael Kaufmann getting angry at his patient. He is yelling that all the things you told him are nothing more than delusions. All made-up by a scared little girl. At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. Because "Even though her mom and dad don't love each other anymore, they still love her".</p><h3>Drunk Dad Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry come home drunk. He stumbles and face plants onto the ground. He then sees Cheryl filming and yells at her to get him another beer.</p><h3>Wicked and Weak Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry get beaten up by his wife. She hits him a couple of times and he stumbles back and falls to the ground. She also makes fun of his books. Cheryl zooms in on her father and the scene ends.</p><h3>Sleaze and Sirens Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry in a bedroom with two women (Lisa and Michelle). After telling their names while standing in front of the camera they go and sit next to Harry on the bed. He tells them that he is working on a new book. Both women ask to dedicate the book to them, but Harry then tells them that he only dedicates books to his daughter and wife because that's the only fair thing to do. They all laugh and fall backwards on the bed.</p><h3>UFO Joke Ending</h3><p style="">(To get this ending you need to take pictures of the 13 UFOs hidden in the game)</p><p style="">As with all other <i>Silent Hill</i> games, <i>Shattered Memories</i> has a "joke" ending involving aliens.</p><p style="">This ending is a bit different from other endings because its animated in a 2D cartoon style. Cheryl comes to the conclusion that instead of having died, her father was abducted by aliens back in the day. Good old James from the second game also makes an appearance in this ending as well (he is too early for his session with Dr. Kaufmann). After a couple of scenes we see that the psychiatrist is actually an alien himself and Cheryl is represented as a dog for the rest of this ending.</p><p style="">After this and the credits we see Cheryl close a box with mementos. These are the ones you collected while playing the game.</p>',
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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
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The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
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The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
<p>Carnby.</p>
<p>A thrity-three year old private eye, Edward Carnby travelled to Shadow Island to discover what exactly happened to his best friend, Charles Fiske, when Fiske was found dead on Shadow Island. As Carnby becomes more involved with the events taking place on Shadow Island, he becomes less interested in his initial goals and concentrates on finding a way off the island and to ensure Aline's safety.</p>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
<h3><u>Edenshaw</u></h3>
<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. 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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
<br />
The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
<p><br />
The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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<p>Charles Fiske, Edward Carnby's partner and best friend has been reported dead off the coast of Shadow Island. Carnby decides to investigate his best friend's death which leads him to meet with Frederick Johnson, Johnson informs Carnby of three ancient stone tablets that Fiske was searching for. The tablets are believed to unlock some form of incredibly dangerous power. Johnson requests that Carnby should take up Fiske's investigation and to search for the tablets. Carnby accepts that it is his personal priority however, is to find whoever killed Fiske. Johnson introduces Carnby to Aline Cedrac, a young and intelligent university professor. Aline accompanies Carnby to Shadow Island to help recover the tablets as well as to assist Professor Obed Morton, who she believes is her long-lost father. As their plane nears the coast of Shadow Island, it comes under attack by a creature of the island, which forces them to parachute out of the plane. They are seperated, Aline landing atop the roof of a mansion and Carnby landing in some woods nearby.</p>
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<h3><u>Edward Carnby</u></h3>
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<p>Aline.</p>
<p>A 27 year old Ethnology Professor at Boston Universtity, Aline Cedrac travelled to Shadow Island to help Professor Obed Morton decipher Abkannis writing tablets as well as to search for the identity of her father.</p>
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<p>The last Abkannis witchdocotor, Edenshaw came to Shadow Island many years ago and has lived with the Morton family ever since. Edenshaw has watched over the Morton family for many years and has made it his mission to ensure that the gate to the World of Darkness is never opened. Edenshaw acts as an assistant to the player and will appear every now and again to reveal information that may or may not be necessary to the player. He plays a major role towards the end of the game.</p>
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<p>Initially Edward assisted his brother in attempting to open the gate to the World of Darkness and made deals with Christopher Lamb in order to gain 'supplies' that he required in order to make further progress. Edward was revered by many for his work on the Abkannis tribe, though they were unaware of his methods of discovery. After a period of time, Edward realised just how terrible the things he was doing were and turned against his brother, Adam, refusing to assist him.</p>
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<p>Each protaganist's gameplay differs in terms of the amount of action and puzzle related gameplay that the player will face with Carnby being the more action-orientated portion of the game and Aline's being more puzzle-orientated. Though the player can chose between either protaganist the stories of each of the characters both occur at the same time and interwoven together. Though there is no major difference in terms of how each character is controlled.</p>
<p>The New Nightmare has often been compared to the Resident Evil franchaise as it bares many resemblances such as the changing camera view as well as searching for ammo and health packs in order to survive.</p>
<h2><strong>Ports</strong></h2>
<h3>Game Boy Color</h3>
<p>Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color by Pocket Studios and was first released in Europe alongside its console counterparts on May 18, 2001. The port was later released in America on June 25, 2001.</p>
<p>When Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare was ported to the Game Boy Color the handheld could not handle the 3D environments of the game, so the 3D was abandoned in favor of 2D sprites. The Game Boy Color received a relatively faithful port of the home console game. While the home console versions could be completed in six to eight hours, the Game Boy Color port could be completed in just one.</p>
<h2><strong>Film</strong></h2>
<p>In 2005, a film adaptation directed by infamous Uwe Boll was released based on the video game series. The movie was supposed to be a direct sequel to the fourth game in the series, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, although the movie has little-to-no relation to the original trilogy of games from the 1990s. The movie contains plot elements that directly contradict those in The New Nightmare, thus it is not considered canonical. The movie was named the "Lowest-Grossing Game Based Movie" in the Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 edition.</p>
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Although some characters and locations may be familiar to long time fans of the series, Shattered Memories tells its own story with its own game mechanics in the Silent Hill universe.</p><p style="">Shattered Memories marks as the last Silent Hill game to feature series composer Akira Yamaoka, who left Konami shortly after the game was released and joined Grasshopper Manufacture.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><figure data-align="right" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/7423/951288-77141520090410_140657_4_big.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-951288" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="0.5609375" data-width="640" style="width: 640px"> <figcaption>All he wants is a little love.</figcaption></figure><p style="">Shattered Memories diverges from past entries in the series in that there are no weapons players can use to fight off the undead. Instead, players must flee through doors and over fences to escape the pursuing enemies. 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The game takes the player's answers, and answers from other surveys later in the game, to tailor the experience for the player. As an example, if the player indicates that he has cheated on his partner then the cop that the player meets later in the game will be hostile towards the player because of their unfaithfulness. Also, if the player spends time looking at the sexy calenders in the car repair shop then the same cop will be sporting some cleavage when the player meets her.</p><p style="">The developers have indicated their desire to avoid unrealistic contrived puzzle elements. Instead puzzles blend more naturally into the environment, such as searching empty beer cans to find the key for a door, or finding a security system that unlocks a door. This goal of keeping the player in the moment extends to the UI design. There is no HUD, as the player's phone acts as a menu hub, giving the player access to a map or their in-game camera. 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In the first level, the A button is used for Harry to call out for his daughter Cheryl.</p><h2>Characters</h2><h3>Harry Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525513-sh_shm_art_02_harrymasonphonefinal.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525513" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3793103448276" data-width="870" style="width: 870px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Call 911!</figcaption></figure><p style="">While driving through the spooky streets of Silent Hill, Harry's car skids on a patch of ice and veers off the road into a ditch. Upon waking from the crash, he realizes his daughter Cheryl is missing and sets out into the dark, freezing night to find her.</p><h3>Cheryl Mason</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525499-cheryl_swing.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525499" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.4699248120301" data-width="266" style="width: 266px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Who's my daddy?</figcaption></figure><p style="">Harry's daughter who has mysteriously disappeared, causing him to brave the streets of Silent Hill. 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If not, she becomes a smoking, rude, cleavage-wearing policewoman.</p><h3>Dr. K</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525509-drk.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525509" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.496644295302" data-width="298" style="width: 298px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Doctor's waiting</figcaption></figure><p style="">A friendly, relatable therapist who shows up periodically to evaluate the player. His therapy sessions consist of interactive psychological test which players will actually take part in.</p><h3>Michelle Valdez</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/11/110541/1525517-shmichelle2.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1525517" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.3114754098361" data-width="915" style="width: 915px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Duet with Akira Yamaoka</figcaption></figure><p style="">Michelle meets Harry at her High School reunion, however he doesn't remember it. Tired of waiting to meet up with her boyfriend, she decides to aid Harry in finding his daughter. Michelle is the only character that is new to the series and did not feature in the 1999 Silent Hill game.</p><h3>Dahlia</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634678-dahlia_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634678" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.5347593582888" data-width="561" style="width: 561px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>No time to chat</figcaption></figure><p style="">A tough, street-wise young girl, Dahlia seems to know quite a bit about Harry. The fact that he can't remember anything about her confuses Dahlia as much as it does Harry.</p><h3>Lisa Garland</h3><figure data-align="left" data-embed-type="image" data-img-src="http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/16944/1634679-lisa_cropped.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-1634679" data-resize-url="" data-resized="" data-size="small" data-ratio="1.0873533246415" data-width="767" style="width: 767px"> <noscript> </noscript><figcaption>Nurse off-duty</figcaption></figure><p style="">Lisa is a nurse at Alchemilla Hospital. Although she's young, lines of experience are already evident on her face. Despite her cynicism, Harry finds himself protective of Lisa and offers to lend her a hand.</p><h2>Endings</h2><p style="">Like with all other Silent Hill games SH: Shattered Memories has multiple endings. In this game you can find 5 different endings depending on what you did while playing the game.</p><p style="">Needless to say that the following contains spoilers.</p><p style="">The endings can be broken up in to a core part (with a small outcome change depending on your psychological profile) that all 5 endings contain and the "ending" itself.</p><h3>Core part</h3><p style="">When close to the end of the game Harry lays unconscious in water close to a lighthouse. Cybil drags Harry out of the water and at this point Harry takes Cybil's gun. Harry wants to go up in the lighthouse and he doesn't want Cybil to stop him. After a talk Harry hands Cybil her gun back and goes inside the lighthouse.</p><p style="">We then cut back to Dr. Michael Kaufmann getting angry at his patient. He is yelling that all the things you told him are nothing more than delusions. All made-up by a scared little girl. At this point the camera changes perspective and we see an adult Cheryl Mason sitting in the chair. It is revealed that Harry Mason died in the car crash referred to throughout the sessions, years ago. What was depicted in the beginning of the game was a recreation by the evil town of Silent Hill, taken from Cheryl's memories. The thing that the player has been controlling all this time is just a replica of the real Harry, based on the way Cheryl remembers him.</p><p style="">Harry and Cheryl finally meet inside the lighthouse, where the psychoanalysis has been taking place. Depending on the psychological profile of the player it can have following outcomes:</p><ul><li>"Good" ending: Cheryl comes to terms with the death of her father and forgives him for what he has done. With the replica no longer necessary, Harry turns to solid ice and shatters into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>Neutral ending: Cheryl comes to terms with Harry's death, but does not forgive her father for the things he has done. Same as before, we see Harry turn into solid ice and shatter into pieces.</li></ul><ul><li>"Bad" ending: Cheryl refuses to believe that her father died, and remains in the illusion created by Silent Hill, where she still lives in the town with her father.</li></ul><p style="">After this we see the home movie from the beginning play again. After Cheryl says "I love my daddy" we see an extra home movie clip play:</p><h3>Love Lost Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry going to his car with some luggage. While he is trying to say goodbye to his wife he sees Cheryl filming. He goes to her and tells her that she doesn't have to be sad or scared. Because "Even though her mom and dad don't love each other anymore, they still love her".</p><h3>Drunk Dad Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry come home drunk. He stumbles and face plants onto the ground. He then sees Cheryl filming and yells at her to get him another beer.</p><h3>Wicked and Weak Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry get beaten up by his wife. She hits him a couple of times and he stumbles back and falls to the ground. She also makes fun of his books. Cheryl zooms in on her father and the scene ends.</p><h3>Sleaze and Sirens Ending</h3><p style="">We see Harry in a bedroom with two women (Lisa and Michelle). After telling their names while standing in front of the camera they go and sit next to Harry on the bed. He tells them that he is working on a new book. Both women ask to dedicate the book to them, but Harry then tells them that he only dedicates books to his daughter and wife because that's the only fair thing to do. They all laugh and fall backwards on the bed.</p><h3>UFO Joke Ending</h3><p style="">(To get this ending you need to take pictures of the 13 UFOs hidden in the game)</p><p style="">As with all other <i>Silent Hill</i> games, <i>Shattered Memories</i> has a "joke" ending involving aliens.</p><p style="">This ending is a bit different from other endings because its animated in a 2D cartoon style. Cheryl comes to the conclusion that instead of having died, her father was abducted by aliens back in the day. Good old James from the second game also makes an appearance in this ending as well (he is too early for his session with Dr. Kaufmann). After a couple of scenes we see that the psychiatrist is actually an alien himself and Cheryl is represented as a dog for the rest of this ending.</p><p style="">After this and the credits we see Cheryl close a box with mementos. These are the ones you collected while playing the game.</p>',
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<p>Characters wielding a Golf Club</p>
<p>Obscure: The Aftermath, plays very similar to other survival games. The player is suddenly placed into a horrifying situation and must fight inexplicably appearing monsters. To do this, the player has to use weapons that can be found on the ground. These often include melee weapons, such as golf clubs or baseball bats but later on also firearms such as pistols or shotguns, as well as power tools such as chainsaws. The enemies in the game range from partially deformed humans, which seem to be in a zombified state, or extremely mutated fictional monsters, as well as mythical creatures such as harpies.<br />
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The game is not played in a linear matter, rather than a series of events which are repeated by a group of two different characters at a different point in time. Because the game can be played with two players or with an AI NPC character, there will always be two characters present in each scene who must interact to achieve the current objective. Because of this, different episodes will be played with different pairs of people. That way, the players can experience different events at the same locations. The game features a multiplayer system in which player two can enter or leave the game at any point.</p>
<p>Pseudo Hacking</p>
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The primary objective in the game is to first of live student life (reunite with people, go to parties, etc.) but suddenly monsters start appearing at these locations. Therefore it is the players job to: investigate what happened, survive by fighting monsters, rescue friends, follow teachers instructions to effectively eliminate the plague. This typically consists of exploring rooms for clues, solving puzzles, finding items, hacking and slashing through monsters and simply surviving. Additionally, the game sometimes requires pre-existing knowledge, so that one of the characters can "hack" into security systems. That way, the player will be faced with a question such as "A famous painter from the 1800's?" and has to input the answer P-I-C-A-S-S-O (meaning, there is no multiple choice answers to choose from).</p>
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<p>Menu, showing how collected items must be shared.</p>
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The game heavily relies on sharing items, meaning that the inventory is collectively for both players, so items have to be distributed into both players quick inventory, in which items are assigned on a certain button. Additionally the game also forces the player to conserve health by making health packs or other healing potions very rare. It can very well happen that the player will reach a part of the game, but will have his or her energy so low that it will be impossible to proceed. In cases like this, the whole game has to be played over again, unless the player has made several saves, which is possible.<br />
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<h2>Soundtrack</h2>
<p>The original score for <em>Obscure: the Aftermath</em> was composed by Olivier Deriviere and it's available in its entirety at the composer's official website.<br />
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