Filth: The Outrageous Party Game for Disgraceful People

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Overdrawn at the Blood Bank: Everything that's animate in the game is full of blood, and the Screwdriver variant of the Railcannon really emphasises this. Enemies impaled by its rotating spear turn into fountains of blood, gushing it constantly in a huge area, allowing V1 to heal off of them. Various objects will make the final pillar in 4-3 shine different lights into the arena: green if using the torch, blue if using the blue skull, and rainbow with the secret soap. A red skull will turn on the red lights, even though it can't be obtained without the cheat menu.

The Whiplash gradually induces Hard Damage if used to pull yourself towards enemies (reducing V1's HP up to 50), but it doesn't reduce V1's current health). Level Ate: One of the texture sets featured in the Cyber Grind turns the terrain into cake. This is naturally paired with the skybox texture that places the level inside a microwave, with Gabriel peeking in through the glass. Navigate the various worlds and quests in Conquered Hearts, earning Munny and more through innovative mini games.A similar but looser restriction is also applied to the "Uncommon" enemy class, which consists of Virtues, Sentries, Idols, and Stalkers. While they don't have a "token" system in place restricting their overall numbers and occurance, only one Uncommon enemy type can appear in a given wave, meaning you won't have to deal with (for example) Virtues and Sentries in conjunction during the early game. This applies up to Wave 25, where two Uncommon enemy types can now appear in the same wave. As the story begins, Bruce's main goal is to gain a promotion to become Detective Inspector, the path to which appears to open when he is assigned to oversee the investigation into the murder of a Japanese exchange student. However, Bruce slowly loses his grip on reality as he works the case and has more and more vivid hallucinations. Instant Flight: Just Add Spinning!: The alt-fire for the Sharpshooter Revolver variant has V1 twirl the Revolver around their finger like an old west gunslinger. If you collect several dual-wield powerups, they will twirl all of the guns at once - which allows them to function like helicopter blades, giving V1 an unorthodox means of flight. Her guns can destroy an unwary enemy with a single salvo, but sinking the battleship herself is an almost impossible task.

Non-Human Non-Binary: According to the developers, machines are all genderless. This was specifically to subvert protagonists in classic first-person shooters always being male and protagonists in recent first-person shooters shaping up to be predominantly female. Hakita has also stated that machines have no preference in pronouns, and that he uses he/him for most machines for convenience in casual conversation. Idiosyncratic Difficulty Levels: Six total difficulty levels, split between "Accessible" note formerly "Easy", "Normal", and "Hard" categories, with two in each category: Accessible consists of "Harmless" and "Lenient", Normal has "Standard" and "Violent", and Hard has "Brutal", and "ULTRAKILL Must Die".

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Invisible Wall: P-2 features invisible ceilings to prevent players from going out of the map. This is much more apparent in the Developer's Museum where it is very easy to encounter them by trying to explore outside of the museum or trying to reach its roof. In The Bible and the poem, the Archangel Gabriel is an angel of pure goodness who serves as God's messenger. Here in this game, he's a ruthless zealot who murdered the beloved King Minos for showing compassion for the sinners suffering in the layer of Lust and turning it into a thriving paradise. This is subverted at the end of Act II, where Gabriel realizes how wrong his Knight Templar ways were, causing him to atone for his crimes by slaughtering The Council for their tyranny before descending to Hell one last time to battle V1 and their kind. Have you successfully returned through the Portal with your haul of Filth? Then all the resources you’ve collected will be added to your team’s spoils. If you perish or fail to escape through the Portal before the end of the battle, you’ll score only 20% of the Filth you collected. Bird of the Zero Point Pathogen: Agartha, the cross walks between the world, built and maintained by Gaia is not above the reach of The Filth. In the deepest parts of Agartha, The Filth devours it from the inside. The source of this infection is The Bird of the Zero Point Pathogen. The Bird has no original body, it is Filth incarnate. More feral than the Unutterable Lurker, yet more focused than regular Filth, The Bird of the Zero Point Pathogen has made it its mission to destroy Agartha by building itself a nest in the inner reaches of the tree of life to slowly rot it from the inside out. The area is subject to massive Filth outbreaks that are toxic to Secret Worlders. The Bird vomits and anally excretes Filth effortlessly, making it a walking/flying bio-hazard. It manifests a Dweller from its nest and a spider like Filth to aid it against any who would fight it. It can re-manifest the creatures endlessly after a small break for the Filth in the nest to re- coalesce. With a cry it calls victims of the Filth from bygone eras called Hosts of Nergal's Rot. The Hosts are normal, all-be-it very strong, Filthy Humans. As there are no humans in Agartha the Hosts are likely the souls of those taken by The Filth, still in agonized thrall even after their deaths. As the creature is more hurt, it dive-bombs the platform the players will fight it on more and more. It radiates the Filth and will continue to do so until it is destroyed. Destroying the Bird of the Zero Point Pathogen stops the further infection of Agartha. Presumably once Gaia has time to manifest enough energy the remnants of the area will be purified entirely. Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson, a scheming, manipulative, misanthropic bully, spends his free time indulging in drugs, alcohol, abusive sexual relationships, and "the games" — his euphemism for vindictive plots he hatches to cause trouble for people he dislikes, including many of his colleagues in the Edinburgh police force.

She carries a set of consumables that have similar effects to Repair Party, Torpedo Reload Booster, and Engine Boost.Fire and Brimstone Hell: The Heresy layer looks the closest to the classic depiction of hell, looking almost like a rendition of the hell levels in Doom Eternal. The Filth is the result of tears in reality. It is caused by eldritch creatures only known as The Dreamers, Titanic monstrosities of primordial destruction. The Dreamers are so called because they are dreaming, kept asleep by Gaia, the life force of the cosmos. Though The Dreamers sleep, they maintain a rudimentary awareness of their situation and constantly fight to be freed from their sleep, even while asleep their efforts rip and tear at reality and through those tears seeps The Filth. Just as Gaia's magical empowerment is known as anima, the Filth is described as "anti-anima". The Filth is not a disease, it is a symptom. The truth is The Dreamers are the source of it but only half control it. The Filth exists because of The Dreamers and their cause permeates within it but it does not specifically follow their will, it destroys and corrupts aspects of Gaia because doing so is in its nature, however that nature, is moving to its logical conclusion, the destruction of reality and the forces that keep The Dreamers asleep. The small tears in reality manifest everywhere either long forgotten or touched by destruction. From those tears the Filth leaks out and poisons an area. The Filth does not devour an area all at once it builds up and gestates in the isolated corners of an area until it can fully germinate. Once it does then its signs become obvious. This thematic crossover is what Witch Fever found so appealing about the game. “As a band, we’re always inspired by horror and religious imagery, so it’s fun to play a game that uses those themes,” says the band’s Alisha Yarwood. “We also love all the different creatures you fight along the way.”

Violence is an eerie white graveyard-like wasteland with a vast maze-like mausoleum filled with Mannequins. Act 2 reveals that they've actually been the ones running Heaven, as God has actually been dead for quite a while. Then Gabriel wipes the entire council out to end their tyrannical rule over Heaven. Just a Machine: Angels, especially Gabriel, consider all robots as mere objects rather than sentient beings in their own right. Gabriel later reconsiders this after his second defeat, recognizing V1 as a living being and considering them a Worthy Opponent, though he still intends to kill them because of the threat they pose to the afterlife.The first 15 battles played on each of the initial ships with at least 100 base XP earned will bring you an additional 1,000 XP per battle. Bottomless Magazines: Not only is there no reloading at all, much like the 90's shooters that inspired it, there's not even any ammo to worry about. Only the Nailgun has any restriction on how frequently you can fire, while the Railcannon and some weapon alt fires merely have a cooldown. One of the Revolver's alt fires is to toss a coin. Shoot it while it's in the air, and it'll reflect whatever shoots it to automatically home in onto the nearest enemy's weak point. Shoot a coin while there's multiple in the air, and the bullet will bounce between all of them before hitting an enemy, dealing extra damage for each coin. The ship can enjoy temporary invulnerability and restore her HP. The more enemies that are nearby, the more effective her regeneration abilities are. King Minos, specifically his Prime Soul, is a faceless humanoid that glows a white and blue light, and he is still The Good King as he was before his previous deaths. He expresses sincere gratitude to V1 for freeing him, but he can't forgive what V1 and their kind did to the human race, so he battles V1 out of justice for his people, their kingdom, and humanity.