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* CoolGuns: A few recognizable here and there, give a Cyberpunk twist.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: "Big Dog" is finally killed, meaning that HEAVEN will take heavy damage that it will unlikely recover from, which will allow many to enjoy some sort of freedom. On the other hand, the protagonist was the younger brother tricked by Her, and an UnwittingPawn that ultimately have nowhere to go safe maybe the Creeps hideout. The latter view is inforced in the ending cutscene, as it cuts with the protagonist driving away in a motorcycle right after Big Dog's death.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: "Big Dog" is finally killed, meaning that HEAVEN will take heavy damage that it will unlikely recover from, which will allow many to enjoy some sort of freedom. On the other hand, the protagonist was the younger brother tricked by Her, and an UnwittingPawn that ultimately have has nowhere to go safe other than maybe the Creeps hideout. The latter view is inforced in the ending cutscene, as it cuts with the protagonist driving away in a motorcycle right after Big Dog's death.]]

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he gained a lot, he was an organ farm for the boss before Her used him


* AnArmAndALeg: Your character has a left artificial arm because [[spoiler: his older brother needed a new fleshy one. Being a Third Child the protagonist was abandoned and the Boss decided to keep him for any organ transplants.]]



* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: "Big Dog" is finally killed, meaning that HEAVEN will take heavy damage that it will unlikely recover from, which will allow many to enjoy some sort of freedom. On the other hand, the protagonist was the younger brother tricked by Her, and an UnwittingPawn that ultimately gains nothing from the events of the game (with the exception of becoming the Creeps' leader from defeating Nerve). The latter view is inforced in the ending cutscene, as it cuts with the protagonist driving away in a motorcycle right after Big Dog's death.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: "Big Dog" is finally killed, meaning that HEAVEN will take heavy damage that it will unlikely recover from, which will allow many to enjoy some sort of freedom. On the other hand, the protagonist was the younger brother tricked by Her, and an UnwittingPawn that ultimately gains nothing from have nowhere to go safe maybe the events of the game (with the exception of becoming the Creeps' leader from defeating Nerve).Creeps hideout. The latter view is inforced in the ending cutscene, as it cuts with the protagonist driving away in a motorcycle right after Big Dog's death.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: "Big Dog" is finally killed, meaning that HEAVEN will take heavy damage that it will unlikely recover from, which will allow many to enjoy some sort of freedom. On the other hand, the protagonist was the younger brother tricked by Her, and an UnwittingPawn that ultimately gains nothing from the events of the game (with the exception of becoming the Creeps' leader from defeating Nerve). The latter view is inforced in the ending cutscene, as it cuts with the protagonist driving away in a motorcycle right after Big Dog's death.]]
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''RUINER'' is a hardcore, isometric twin-stick shooter made by the Polish indie studio Reikon Games and published by {{Creator/Devolver Digital}}, released September 26 2017 for {{UsefulNotes/PC}}, {{UsefulNotes/PS4}} and {{UsefulNotes/Xbox One}}.

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''RUINER'' is a hardcore, isometric [[TopDownView top-down]] twin-stick shooter made by the Polish indie studio Reikon Games and published by {{Creator/Devolver Digital}}, Devolver Digital, released on September 26 2017 for {{UsefulNotes/PC}}, {{UsefulNotes/PS4}} and {{UsefulNotes/Xbox One}}.
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''RUINER'' is a hardcore, isometric twin-stick shooter published by indie studio {{Creator/Devolver Digital}}, released September 26 2017 for {{UsefulNotes/PC}}, {{UsefulNotes/PS4}} and {{UsefulNotes/Xbox One}}.

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''RUINER'' is a hardcore, isometric twin-stick shooter made by the Polish indie studio Reikon Games and published by indie studio {{Creator/Devolver Digital}}, released September 26 2017 for {{UsefulNotes/PC}}, {{UsefulNotes/PS4}} and {{UsefulNotes/Xbox One}}.
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* ChallengingTheChief: After killing Nerve, he [[GracefulLoser acknowledges your skill]] and essentially names you the new leader of The Creeps. The next level is filled with many non-hostile Creeps cheering you on as their new boss [[spoiler:as you go to finish off Wizard]].

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* ChallengingTheChief: After killing you fatally injure Nerve, he [[GracefulLoser acknowledges your skill]] and essentially names you the new leader of The Creeps. The next level is filled with many non-hostile Creeps cheering you on as their new boss [[spoiler:as you go to finish off Wizard]].



* CyberpunkWithAChanceOfRain: Rengkok is your typical Cyberpunk Dystopia, grimy, crowded, and with a perpetual drizzle slicking the pavement.

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* CyberpunkWithAChanceOfRain: Rengkok is your typical Cyberpunk Dystopia, cyberpunk dystopia, grimy, crowded, and with a perpetual drizzle slicking the pavement.

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*** Wizard: ''"You're just a dog on a leash, chasing his own tail."''

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*** Wizard: --->'''Wizard:''' ''"You're just a dog on a leash, chasing his own tail."''"''
--->'''Jurek:''' ''"Sit, dog! Time to play dead!"''



* ArtificialLimbs: Cybernetic prosthetics are a common sight in Rengkok, even on lowly thugs. The [[NoNameGiven Protagonist]] has an (allegedly outdated) artificial left arm that gets replaced with a newer model after the prologue.
* ArcWords: HELLO DARKNESS

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* ArtificialLimbs: Cybernetic prosthetics are a common sight in Rengkok, even on lowly thugs. The [[NoNameGiven Protagonist]] protagonist has an (allegedly outdated) artificial left arm that gets replaced with a newer model after the prologue.
* ArcWords: Basically, anything that appears on the protagonist's mask is going to feel somewhat poignant, given the dark overtone most of the phrases have, the situations the protagonist experiences, and the frequency of the mask animations that contain those phrases.
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HELLO DARKNESS



*** Basically, anything that appears on the protagonist's mask is going to feel somewhat poignant, given the dark overtone most of the phrases have, the situations the protagonist experiences, and the frequency of the mask animations that contain those phrases.
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** HEAVEN's top ominous cyber-mooks are named "ANGELS", and their weakspot is a red, spherical core. Every Angel ([[spoiler:since they're merged with a human host]]) possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns. [[{{Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion}} Ringing any bells?]]
** On a broader scale, the game's visual style pays homage to many Cyberpunk Anime series. It's easy, while playing, to be reminded of the likes of {{Manga/Ghost In The Shell}}, {{Manga/Akira}} or {{Manga/Appleseed}}.

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** HEAVEN's top ominous cyber-mooks are named "ANGELS", and their weakspot weak spot is a red, spherical core. Every Angel possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns ([[spoiler:since they're merged with a human host]]) possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns.host]]). [[{{Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion}} Ringing any bells?]]
** On a broader scale, the game's visual style pays homage to many Cyberpunk Anime cyberpunk anime series. It's easy, while playing, to be reminded of the likes of {{Manga/Ghost ''{{Manga/Ghost In The Shell}}, {{Manga/Akira}} Shell}}'', ''{{Manga/Akira}}'' or {{Manga/Appleseed}}.''{{Manga/Appleseed}}''.

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* PeoplePuppets: When Wizard hacks the protagonist at the start of the game and takes him over, it seems to be at least a certain degree of this coupled with other forms of coercion.

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* PeoplePuppets: PeoplePuppets:
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When Wizard hacks the protagonist at the start of the game and takes him over, it seems to be at least a certain degree of this coupled with other forms of coercion.
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* KnucklesCracking: A reply option is to have your protagonist do this to either intimidate or tell the boss to bring it.

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* KnucklesCracking: KnuckleCracking: A reply option is to have your protagonist do this to either intimidate or tell the boss to bring it.
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* KnucklesCracking: A reply option is to have your protagonist do this to either intimidate or tell the boss to bring it.
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** One sidequest has you chasing cats.
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* LongLostRelative: [[spoiler: In the end, turns out you ''never'' had a kidnapped third brother, like Her made you believe...but nonetheless, you '''do''' have a brother: Big Dog, none other than HEAVEN's CEO - yes, the same guy you were trying to kill in the prologue. And a pretty shitty one at that too, as he (by his own words) views you as nothing more than "spare parts", given that you're biologically compatible]].

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* LongLostRelative: [[spoiler: In the end, turns out you ''never'' had a kidnapped third younger brother, like Her made you believe...believe... but nonetheless, you '''do''' have a brother: Big Dog, none other than HEAVEN's CEO - yes, CEO. Yes, the same guy you were trying to kill in the prologue. And he's a pretty shitty one at that too, as he (by his own words) views you as nothing more than "spare parts", parts," given that you're biologically compatible]].

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* TheFaceless: The protagonist, whose face is constantly hidden behind a mask that projects digitally what he's thinking. [[spoiler: Also counts for "Big Dog", the boss of HEAVEN, who wears an identical mask. Given that he's the protagonist's older brother, it must run in the family, although unlike the protagonist he ''does'' speak.]]



** HEAVEN's top ominous cyber-mooks are named "ANGELS", and their weakspot is a red, spherical core. Every Angel ([[spoiler: since they're merged with a human host]]) possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns. [[{{Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion}} Ringing any bells?]]

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** HEAVEN's top ominous cyber-mooks are named "ANGELS", and their weakspot is a red, spherical core. Every Angel ([[spoiler: since ([[spoiler:since they're merged with a human host]]) possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns. [[{{Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion}} Ringing any bells?]]



* TheFaceless: The Protagonist, whose face is costantly hidden behind a mask that projects digitally what he's thinking. [[spoiler: Also counts for "Big Dog", the boss of HEAVEN, who wears an identycal mask. Given that he's the protagonist's older brother, it must run in the family, although he ''does'' speak, too.]]
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler: The ''whole'' plot, masterminded by Her. After rescuing the Protagonist from Wizard, she tells him that his younger, "third child" brother has been kidnapped by HEAVEN and convinces him to stage a OneManArmy rescue. This turns out to be a the first part of her gambit, however, as her goal was to have the Protagonist track down and kill the heads of a conspirancy againist Big Dog (Wizard, Trafficking and Mother), in order to gain the CEO's trust. After the Protagonist is captured, however, She puts in motion the second part of her plan and reveals the truth: her goal, all along, was to destroy HEAVEN and its monstrous grip on Rengkok, and to do so, she had to give a motivation to both parties to trust Her, until she could finally get her "Puppy" close to the Boss, aka his brother.]]

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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler: The ''whole'' plot, masterminded by Her. After rescuing the Protagonist from Wizard, she tells him that his younger, "third child" brother has been kidnapped by HEAVEN and convinces him to stage a OneManArmy rescue. This turns out to be a the first part of her gambit, however, as her goal was to have the Protagonist track down and kill the heads of a conspirancy againist Big Dog (Wizard, Trafficking and Mother), in order to gain the CEO's trust. After the Protagonist is captured, however, She puts in motion the second part of her plan and reveals the truth: her goal, all along, was to destroy HEAVEN and its monstrous grip on Rengkok, and to do so, she had to give a motivation to both parties to trust Her, until she could finally get her "Puppy" close to the Boss, aka his brother.]]



* LongLostRelative: [[spoiler: In the end, turns out you ''never'' had a kidnapped third brother, like Her made you believe...but nonetheless, you '''do''' have a brother: Big Dog, none other than HEAVEN's CEO - yes, the same guy you were trying to kill in the prologue. And a pretty shitty one at that too, as he (by his own words) views you as nothing more than "spare parts", given that you're biologically compatible]].



** Among the various jacket pins of you hacker friend, one depicts the Manga/{{Berserk}} Brand of Sacrifice.

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** Among the various jacket pins of you hacker friend, Her, one depicts the Manga/{{Berserk}} [[{{Manga/Berserk}} Brand of Sacrifice.Sacrifice]].


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** HEAVEN's top ominous cyber-mooks are named "ANGELS", and their weakspot is a red, spherical core. Every Angel ([[spoiler: since they're merged with a human host]]) possesses a distinct personality and attack patterns. [[{{Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion}} Ringing any bells?]]
** On a broader scale, the game's visual style pays homage to many Cyberpunk Anime series. It's easy, while playing, to be reminded of the likes of {{Manga/Ghost In The Shell}}, {{Manga/Akira}} or {{Manga/Appleseed}}.


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* TheFaceless: The Protagonist, whose face is costantly hidden behind a mask that projects digitally what he's thinking. [[spoiler: Also counts for "Big Dog", the boss of HEAVEN, who wears an identycal mask. Given that he's the protagonist's older brother, it must run in the family, although he ''does'' speak, too.]]
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* KubrickStare: Her gives one whenever she hacks into someone's brain.
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* ThrowAwayGuns: Every gun (except for the Ruiner) has limited ammo. Picking up a weapon mid-combat will also trigger a brief BulletTime effect, encouraging you to constantly scavenge for guns to survive.

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* ThrowAwayGuns: Every gun (except gun, except for your default pistol the Ruiner) Ruiner, has limited ammo. Picking up a weapon mid-combat will also trigger a brief BulletTime effect, encouraging you to constantly scavenge for guns to survive.
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* ThrowAwayGuns: All guns (except for the Ruiner) has limited ammo. Picking up a weapon mid-combat will also trigger a brief BulletTime effect, encouraging you to constantly scavenge for guns to survive.

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* ThrowAwayGuns: All guns Every gun (except for the Ruiner) has limited ammo. Picking up a weapon mid-combat will also trigger a brief BulletTime effect, encouraging you to constantly scavenge for guns to survive.
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* {{BFS}}: The Vis Carver, HF Blade, and Fox Blade. All of them have increased range and damage, and in the case of the first two, outright turn enemies into gibs.


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* EmergencyWeapon: A metal pipe for melee and the Ruiner gun for long-range combat. Both of them have infinite uses, though you do need to reload the Ruiner once the magazine is empty. You can upgrade the Ruiner through the Use of Weapons skill tree, while the pipe is replaced with Nerve's katana after you beat him.


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* FlashStep: The Dash ability allows you to move extremely quickly in short bursts. You're not the only one who can do this, though. By the time you reach Hanza Compound, even ''basic mooks'' can move as fast as you do.


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** With the Ghost Break ability, you can do this to enemies too.


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** Donvius' shirt is a clear reference to ''VideoGame/BrutalDoom''.
** The Predator rifle fires energized buzzsaws that bounce off walls, much like ''VideoGame/UnrealTournament'''s Ripper.


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* StealthPun: The Dash ability is granted through an augmentation called "Celero" Rapid Movement Booster, or RMB. Guess which mouse button is used to activate it?
* ThrowAwayGuns: All guns (except for the Ruiner) has limited ammo. Picking up a weapon mid-combat will also trigger a brief BulletTime effect, encouraging you to constantly scavenge for guns to survive.
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** "GET THEM PUPPY" appears on the protagonist's mask in the announcement trailer, followed by a stylized dog excitedly wagging its tail at whoever "Puppy" is menacing.


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** Good boy!
** KILL BOSS
** WE WERE NEVER FRIENDS
** KILL YOU
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The year is 2091. Technology may have advanced, but the human soul has not changed -- or if it has, [[HumansAreBastards it has been for the worse]]. In the (fictional) city of Rengkok, a dirty, neon lit {{Cyberpunk}} dystopia, where cybernetically-enhanced crime runs rampant and a gun ([[StarterEquipment or even just a sturdy steel pipe]]) is the only thing keeping you alive, a huge, shiny building towers over the darkness of the maze-like streets below: the HQ of [[MegaCorp HEAVEN]], an incredibly powerful corporation specialized in virtual reality, a nest of horrific secrets and shadowy corruption, a place where average people's lives are nothing more than amusing playthings.

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The year is 2091. Technology may have advanced, but the human soul has not changed -- or if it has, [[HumansAreBastards it has been for the worse]]. In the (fictional) city of Rengkok, a dirty, neon lit neon-lit {{Cyberpunk}} dystopia, where cybernetically-enhanced crime runs rampant and a gun ([[StarterEquipment or even just a sturdy steel pipe]]) is the only thing keeping you alive, a huge, shiny building towers over the darkness of the maze-like streets below: the HQ of [[MegaCorp HEAVEN]], an incredibly powerful corporation specialized in virtual reality, a nest of horrific secrets and shadowy corruption, a place where average people's lives are nothing more than amusing playthings.



* ArtificialLimbs: Cybernetic prosthetics are a common sight in Rengkok, even on lowly thugs. The [[NoNameGiven Protagonist]] has an (allgedly outdated) artificial left arm that gets replaced with a newer model after the prologue.

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* AnimalMotifs: The obvious standout is dogs. The Boss you're sent to kill in the first mission is sometimes referred to as "Big Dog" or "The Big Dog," and Her continually refers to the protagonist as a puppy, even going so far as to occasionally dub him "Puppy" with a capital P. She even tells you to "go fetch" Wizard.
** Other characters, who should have no idea about Her's petnames, also regularly compare the player to a dog.
*** Wizard: ''"You're just a dog on a leash, chasing his own tail."''
* ArtificialLimbs: Cybernetic prosthetics are a common sight in Rengkok, even on lowly thugs. The [[NoNameGiven Protagonist]] has an (allgedly (allegedly outdated) artificial left arm that gets replaced with a newer model after the prologue.
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The year is 2091. Technology may have advanced, but the human soul has not changed -- or if it has, [[HumansAreBastards it has been for the worse]]. In the (fictional) city of Rengkok, a dirty, neon lit {{Cyberpunk}} dystopia, where cybernetically-enhanced crime runs rampant and a gun ([[StarterEquipment or even just a sturdy steel pipe]]) is the only thing keeping you alive, a huge, shiny building towers on the darkness of the maze-like streets below: the HQ of [[MegaCorp HEAVEN]], an incredibly powerful corporation specialized in virtual reality, a nest of horrific secrets and shadowy corruption, a place where average people's lives are nothing more than amusing playthings.

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The year is 2091. Technology may have advanced, but the human soul has not changed -- or if it has, [[HumansAreBastards it has been for the worse]]. In the (fictional) city of Rengkok, a dirty, neon lit {{Cyberpunk}} dystopia, where cybernetically-enhanced crime runs rampant and a gun ([[StarterEquipment or even just a sturdy steel pipe]]) is the only thing keeping you alive, a huge, shiny building towers on over the darkness of the maze-like streets below: the HQ of [[MegaCorp HEAVEN]], an incredibly powerful corporation specialized in virtual reality, a nest of horrific secrets and shadowy corruption, a place where average people's lives are nothing more than amusing playthings.
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* ExpressiveMask: The protagonist's helmet is also a full-face LCD display, which he uses to display his thoughts and feelings [[TheVoiceless rather than saying them out loud]].

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* ExpressiveMask: The protagonist's helmet mask is also a full-face LCD display, which he uses to display his thoughts and feelings [[TheVoiceless rather than saying them out loud]].



* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Game. Rengkok is a dark and shadowy urban hellhole lit primarily by glaring red neon and hazard lights, with the occasional lonely island of white, green, or blue.

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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Game. Rengkok is a dark and shadowy urban hellhole lit primarily by glaring red neon and hazard lights, with the occasional lonely island of white, green, or blue. It's also filled with people who are on the darker side of morally ambiguous ''at best''.
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* IGaveMyWord: The Creeps may be a band of violent, psychopathic dregs, but when they make a deal with someone, they ''will'' follow through,

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* IGaveMyWord: The Creeps may be a band gang of violent, psychopathic dregs, but when they make a deal with someone, they ''will'' follow through, even if it means throwing themselves into the meat grinder to protect an obnoxious hacker that they don't even like.



* MissionControl: The prologue starts with [[TheCracker The Wizard]] hijacking your brain for a corporate hit, before switching over to Her once the main game starts.

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* MissionControl: The prologue starts with [[TheCracker The Wizard]] hijacking your brain for a corporate hit, before switching over to Her once the main game starts.
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* NoNameGiven: Most of the main characters: the protagonist, his brother, the Boss of HEAVEN, and the hackers Her and Wizard (aka. "Your Master").

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* NoNameGiven: Most of the main characters: the protagonist, his brother, the Boss of HEAVEN, and the hackers Her and Wizard (aka. "Your Master").Wizard.



* SmugSnake: Wizard. While you're under his control he acts all condescending and superior towards you (even showing up in dialogue as "Your Master"), but other characters (especially "Her") consider him a mediocre hacker and small-time at best and he's reduced to running scared once you slip his leash. He even acts like a smug dick to the Creeps protecting him, even though he has no sway with them other than his deal with Nerve. Once that's been dealt with, he goes down ''eeeeeasy''.
* TimedMission: During the boss fight against HEAVEN's security chief Watayama, Your Master sets a timer for fifteen seconds; when it hits zero, the protagonist dies. Killing an enemy adds five seconds to the timer, and thankfully Watayama [[TacticalSuicideBoss is kind enough to keep throwing mooks at the protagonist, allowing him to stay alive]]. Given how counter-intuitive this is to Your Master's stated intention of having the protagonist kill the Boss, it seems he does it solely ForTheEvulz.

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* SmugSnake: Wizard. While you're under his control he acts all condescending and superior towards you (even showing up in dialogue as "Your Master"), but other characters (especially "Her") consider him a mediocre hacker and small-time at best and he's reduced to running scared once you slip his leash. He even acts like a smug dick to the Creeps protecting him, even though he has no sway with them at all other than his deal with Nerve. Once that's been dealt with, he goes down ''eeeeeasy''.
* TimedMission: During the boss fight against HEAVEN's security chief Watayama, Your Master Wizard sets a timer for fifteen seconds; when it hits zero, the protagonist dies. Killing an enemy adds five seconds to the timer, and thankfully Watayama [[TacticalSuicideBoss is kind enough to keep throwing mooks at the protagonist, allowing him to stay alive]]. Given how counter-intuitive this is to Your Master's Wizard's stated intention of having the protagonist kill the Boss, it seems he does it solely ForTheEvulz.
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* SmugSnake: Wizard. While you're under his control he acts all condescending and superior towards you (even showing up in dialogue as "Your Master"), but other characters (especially "Her") consider him a mediocre hacker and small-time at best and he's reduced to running scared once you slip his leash. He even acts like a smug dick to the Creeps protecting him, even though he has no sway with them other than his deal with Nerve. Once that's been dealt with, he goes down ''eeeeeasy''.

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* ChallengingTheChief: After killing Nerve, he [[GracefulLoser acknowledges your skill]] and essentially names you the new leader of The Creeps. The next level is filled with many non-hostile Creeps cheering you on as their new boss [[spoiler:as you go to finish off Wizard]].



* IGaveMyWord: The Creeps may be a band of violent, psychopathic dregs, but when they make a deal with someone, they ''will'' follow through,
-->'''Nerve:''' Down here, our word is bond.



* NoNameGiven: Most of the main characters: the protagonist, his brother, the Boss of HEAVEN, and the hackers Her and Your Master.
* PeoplePuppets: When "Your Master" hacks the protagonist at the start of the game and takes him over, it seems to be at least a certain degree of this coupled with other forms of coercion.

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* NoNameGiven: Most of the main characters: the protagonist, his brother, the Boss of HEAVEN, and the hackers Her and Your Master.
Wizard (aka. "Your Master").
* PeoplePuppets: When "Your Master" Wizard hacks the protagonist at the start of the game and takes him over, it seems to be at least a certain degree of this coupled with other forms of coercion.

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