Mr.Monitor
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Close, butSo basically?the events of the main character are all jumbled up due to the coma induced by the biker
the coma was induced by the guy in the rat mask who shoots you in your apartment, otherwise known as the jumpsuit guy you see take the place of your friend at all the stores. In the hospital, a police officer mentions that they've detained the suspect in the shooting at the apartment. When you finally get to the police department in Assault, you find out the suspect they detained is jumpsuit guy. It turns out this guy was just a player in the janitors' game as well, as he asks you if you've received the strange messages on your phone too. This implies that he was told by the janitors to assassinate you, the girl, and your friend.
You do actually kill the biker guy, and the biker guy kills you, they just happen in different timelines. Everything up until the first credits is rooted in a timeline where the main character survives the fight with biker guy, the epilogue shows what happens when the main character is killed by the biker dude.
You do actually kill the biker guy, and the biker guy kills you, they just happen in different timelines. Everything up until the first credits is rooted in a timeline where the main character survives the fight with biker guy, the epilogue shows what happens when the main character is killed by the biker dude.
That's a good question. Here's what I think:And now the only question to me left unanswered is how the main character even gotten involved.with the cleaners
When you get to the janitors' "lair," you can see boxes of masks and stuff like that. I assume since they had a connection with the phone company, they were able to look up phone numbers and who owned them, possibly scout them out to see if they're a potential "player" (this is where the janitor costumes would come in handy, they allow them to keep an eye on current and prospective players discreetly. You see this in the mission where the janitors are watching you.), and then ship them the first package and leave them a message. Fulfillments of threats would then likely be carried out by other "players" if the target refuses their "offer." Say for instance I were to get a message from them and ignore it; I'd probably come home to a dude in an animal mask ready to do horrible, horrible things to me.
So do I. As someone previously mentioned, a level editor would be perfect. I asked about it on their Facebook page. If I get an answer I'll post it here.I want DLC and then a sequel.