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Survive A Horror Film
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| Hey everyone, Ron, again. I've got several projects in the works, a few done, a few on the back burner since they'll take a while. In the mean time I decided to switch gears from RPG/Team top-down games, I've decided to take a slightly twisted turn. I'm making a level called "Survive A Horror Film". I plan on making it extremely scary (as for what can be in LBP2), and heart racing. This will not be for everyone, so I'll likely create a menu first or level link explaining what it is before you enter it. On to details: You're basically the person who wakes up inside of a creepy house, tied up, etc. You have to escape a house with a sack-murderer who will tear your little stuffed arms off. You begin in the basement and have to figure out how to survive this house using tools you find throughout the house, such as lights, keys, and a cell phone. Thing is, the cell phone will only work in some parts of the house, you have to check your bars, and make it to a hot spot before its too late. This isn't the only way to escape though, it'll be up to you to find your own way out. Shadows and the sound of a "HeartBeat" will let you know if the person is around. If you fear that they are close, find a place to hide until the coast is clear, and continue on to your escape. While you're in the clear for a short time when you don't hear the heart beat, this doesn't mean you're completely safe. Knocking over items, opening doors, and various other noise making can cause them to come to your direction to check out the noise. If they see you, or get too close, it may be grave... http://i.imgur.com/a6ByA.jpg] Edit: You will see a shadow below your phone if the person is close to you, but by that point, you're basically a goner, the cellphones light will draw the person directly to you, so only check your phone if you think you're safe. | 2012-11-17 01:48:00 Author: RonPierce  Posts: 131 |
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