History VideoGame / Trepang2

** The "[=TTMF=]" faction, also known as Replica in the model files, appear to be recreations of the Replica soldiers from the first F.E.A.R. game (specifically the Recon, Fatigues, and Urban models). They only appear in a single wave in Horde mode and in the [=TMod=] sandbox.

* UniqueEnemy: [=HVTs=] that only spawn on specific difficulty levels only appear once, when you first fight them. Once you kill them, they'll never appear again, unlike regular [=HVTs=] who still spawn when replaying a level.

** The Security Chief fought at the end of the first mission is a mundane example. Unlike normal enemies, he wields 2 weapons (an assault rifle and shotgun) and is tougher than a normal [=HVT=], being nearly as durable as the player character on Normal difficulty.

* NoOSHACompliance: Like FEAR, the game has a lot of buildings that don't make much practical sense. The first level has a great deal of heavy, bulletproof boxes all around the place, and not a single trolley to move them. The climax of the level is in some kind of storage room with a sunken area in the middle. The area has more of those heavy boxes. The only normal way to get down to that level is ''steps''. Also, when you shoot fire extinguishers, they explode hard enough to be deadly. Just a tad overcharged.

* EvilBrit: The Talon Company Commandos all have "tacticool" British accents; further distinguishing them as Horizon's elite.

* BadBosss: {{Downplayed}} with Horizon. On one hand, an HR report indicates a vast majority of former employees ended up giving them a ''one star'' rating on various corporate report websites for employee satisfaction; as well as their line of work inherently being ''very'' bad for ones health. On the other hand, Anton comes across as a BenevolentBoss, and its implied if your competent at your job you can really reap the benefits. Illustrating this dissonance, a file notes that if a containment breach happens, all employees are given a thirty minute grace period to evacuate...before Talon Company is deployed and ''everyone'' still inside is designated as a ''target''.

** Some enemies, notably some of the Corporate Soldiers, wield a smaller deployable combat shield. It only protects their upper torso, but has a slot through which they can fire a two-handed weapon (such as a rifle or smg) while wielding it.

* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler: Inverted. During the last two phases of the final boss fight, you lost your left arm, with obvious results (see An Arm and A Leg above). However, CriticalExistenceFailure is in full effect and you at least could fight back with any available weapons, though shotgun cocking is considerably slower and you can no longer throw grenades, take human shields, and dual wield.]]

* DummiedOut: While most of the unused [=NPCs=] in the [=TMod=] Sandbox are clearly joke characters (British soldiers, characters from ''VideoGame/CounterStrike'', characters from ''VideoGame/{{STALKER}}'', etc) there's one unused Horizon-aligned faction labeled "Pirates", potentially indicating there was going to be a mission[=/=]side mission on a boat that was cut. Some other [=NPCs=] that don't seem to be in the game (at least on regular difficulties) include a Black Ops Heavy Soldier with a shotgun called a "[[VideoGame/Payday2 Bulldozer]]", and a DegradedBoss version of the Chaplain [=HVT=] called "Captain Wannabe" with heavy armor and a minigun.

* DualWield: The player character can optionally dual wield two of one gun. This is done with a [[{{Superserum}} Serum]] that can found near the end of the third mission. This works on almost any weapon, up to and including sniper rifles or even grenade launchers. About the only weapons you can't do this with are the bolt launcher and minigun, which require 2 hands to operate.

* HoldTheLine: One demo has the very first campaign mission (and the only one available) as this. You have to protect hacking devices from Horizon soldiers. If you stay too away from them, they won't be able to run properly, forcing you to stay within their space to proceed.

* WreathedInFlames: The Patriarch's body appears to be made out of fire (likely a result of the Cult's studies into transforming human flesh), and smoke releases from his mask when you kill him. [[spoiler: In the final level, Syndicate notes indicate there wasn't enough of his body left to collect and dispose of.]]

** When cheats are [[{{UnlockableContent}} unlocked]], the player can access Tmod. With it, they can see the names of the [[{{NonPlayerCharacter}} NPCs]] both allies and enemies, although in many cases these are development names and not "official" names (i.e. the Enforcer is known as [=CultistCaptain=], the Patriarch is listed as [=PopeMan=], and the Corporate Soldiers are listed as [=LawyerThugs=].

** When cheats are [[{{UnlockableContent}} unlocked]], the player can access Tmod. With it, they can see the names of the [[{{NonPlayerCharacter}} NPCs]] both allies and enemies.

** In the final mission, there are [[spoiler: Syndicate]] Elite Mooks (called Cyber Mercs in the [=TMod=] sandbox), indentifiable by their ballistic mandible helmets. Like the Black Ops, their skill level is higher than regular troops, and also their durability is just slightly above that of regular enemies wearing body armor.

The PlayerCharacter is a mysterious SuperSoldier referred to simply as Subject 106. They wake up as a prisoner in a scientific facility run by the [[MegaCorp Horizon Corporation]]. 106 breaks free and fights their way out, only to be rescued by special forces from a group known as the Syndicate. Horizon has been experimenting with various "anomalous" technologies across the globe, and the Syndicate is devoted to stopping them before they cause a colossal disaster. However, as 106 takes apart Horizon's bases one by one, it becomes apparent that something more complex is going on beneath the surface....

* TheMole: The Syndicate has been infiltrated by a disguised Horizon assassin known as The Infiltrator. There's a 25% chance he'll attack you in the hub area after you complete a mission on Extreme difficulty.

* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler: Inverted. During the last two phases of the final boss fight, you lost your left arm, with obvious results (see An Arm and A Leg above). However, CriticalExistenceFailure is in full effect and you at least could fight back with a pistol or a SMG.]]

* MookHorrorShow: The security team becomes increasingly more panicked during the demo's climax as the player character [[OneManArmy effortlessly kills their units]], to the point where they start hesitating on sending more men into the fray.

* HoldTheLine: The new demo has the very first campaign mission (and the only one available) as this. You have to protect hacking devices from Horizon soldiers. If you stay too away from them, they won't be able to run properly, forcing you to stay within their space to proceed.

** [[spoiler: Cycle 107]] is a semi-example: he's explicitly 106's EvilCounterpart and has a cloaking ability and dash ability, but since he fights with a sword his fighting style is quite different from 106's.

** Mission 4 ("Site 83") has a section in which you visit [[spoiler: WebOriginal/TheBackrooms]], complete with a few squads of yellow hazmat wearing enemies. These troops are led by a gas-mask wearing [=HVT=] wearing a blue-and-white camoflage uniform known as the Blue Sky Agent, a reference to Clear Sky from ''VideoGame/{{STALKER}}''.