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* DarkandTroubledpast: [[spoiler: Many years ago the Hermit lost his '''entire loving family''' of twelve in a HouseFire, so don't you '''DARE''' think he's a bumbling simpleton, he has been through a '''LOT''' and bears an enormous amount of [[SurvivorsGuilt guilt]] of being the SoleSurvivor of the tragedy.]]

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* DarkandTroubledpast: DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler: Many years ago the Hermit lost his '''entire loving family''' of twelve in a HouseFire, so don't you '''DARE''' think he's a bumbling simpleton, he has been through a '''LOT''' and bears an enormous amount of [[SurvivorsGuilt guilt]] of being the SoleSurvivor of the tragedy.]]
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* DarkandTroubledpast: [[spoiler: Many years ago the Hermit lost his '''entire loving family''' of twelve in a HouseFire, so don't you '''DARE''' think he's a bumbling simpleton, he has been through a '''LOT''' and bears an enormous amount of [[SurvivorsGuilt guilt]] of being the SoleSurvivor of the tragedy.]]
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* TooAwesomeToUse: Radiocrackers. They work as mines that attract enemies, but the Hermit gives you your only supply.

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* TooAwesomeToUse: Radiocrackers. They work as mines that attract enemies, but the Hermit gives you your only supply.supply, but they fortunately respawn after certain milestones in the story, so '''be sure''' to return to his current living space after said milestones (such as obtaining a key item like a keycard or activating an important switch or so forth) are met to have a possible chance to gather more of these '''very''' precious commodities.
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* WomanInWhite: How Jake's wife manifests when she's in a good mood.
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''Underhell'' is a horror-action mod for ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'', with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of ''[[VideoGame/NightmareHouse NH2]]'' are currently developing this mod.

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''Underhell'' is a horror-action mod for ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'', with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of ''[[VideoGame/NightmareHouse NH2]]'' are currently developing this mod.
Unfortunately, it has since been stuck in DevelopmentHell.
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The mod's official site can be found [[http://underhell.wecreatestuff.com/ here]]

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The mod's official site can be found [[http://underhell.wecreatestuff.com/ here]]here.]]



* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Matthew,Bryan, and Jake go through one. Angelo lives in one deep inside a well.

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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Matthew,Bryan, Matthew, Bryan, and Jake go through one. Angelo lives in one deep inside a well.
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* SanitySlippage: Angelo. By the time Jake meet him, he repeats "I'm sorry!" continuously.

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* SanitySlippage: Angelo. By the time Jake meet meets him, he repeats "I'm sorry!" continuously.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: One of the PDAs say that the scientists who worked for Project Posteeus had to work with Project Terminus's personnel because Posterus was shut down. The two groups have trouble trusting each other because of this.

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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: One of the PDAs say that the scientists who worked for Project Posteeus Posterus had to work with Project Terminus's personnel because Posterus was shut down. The two groups have trouble trusting each other because of this.
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'''Guard:''' Hm, I guess our applications do not require more advances hardware?\\

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'''Guard:''' Hm, I guess our applications do not require more advances advanced hardware?\\
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-->'''Bryan:''' I always wonder. This place is in like the twenty third century technology wise, but we make people sign these damn fuckpoints with a pen and paper. You tell me, hey, you tell me, doesn't that seem a little contradictory to you?\\

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-->'''Bryan:''' I always wonder. This place is in like the twenty third century technology wise, technology-wise, but we make people sign these damn fuckpoints with a pen and paper. You tell me, hey, you tell me, doesn't that seem a little contradictory to you?\\
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* ActingForTwo: Many of the voice actors are re-used.
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''Underhell'' is a horror-action mod for ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'', with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] are currently developing this mod.

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''Underhell'' is a horror-action mod for ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'', with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] ''[[VideoGame/NightmareHouse NH2]]'' are currently developing this mod.
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* PsychoStrings: The bathroom scare [[spoiler: where "She" chases you around the house, [[TheGrudge Grudge-style.]]]]

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* PsychoStrings: The bathroom scare [[spoiler: where "She" chases you around the house, [[TheGrudge [[Film/TheGrudge Grudge-style.]]]]
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Underhell is a horror-action mod for Half Life 2, with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] are currently developing this mod.

In Underhell, you assume the role of Jake Hawkfield, a SWAT officer who has recently lost his wife in an apparent suicide. The Prologue takes place one week after this, with Jake responding to a call to a hostage situation at a local hospital. However, it quickly becomes apparent that there is something bigger than a random act of terror going on. Chapter One picks up shortly after the events of the Prologue, with Jake arriving at the mysterious and top-secret A.R.C. complex. Shortly after Jake's arrival, a [[TheVirus mysterious virus]] begins to spread out of control, zombifying nearly the entire population of the complex, save a few security guards and civilians who he must team up with to survive. Of course, this turns out to be something bigger than a simple zombie outbreak, as soldiers move in to "disable" the group, and discerning the truth becomes more and more difficult.


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Underhell ''Underhell'' is a horror-action mod for Half Life 2, ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'', with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] are currently developing this mod.

In Underhell, ''Underhell'', you assume the role of Jake Hawkfield, a SWAT officer who has recently lost his wife in an apparent suicide. The Prologue takes place one week after this, with Jake responding to a call to a hostage situation at a local hospital. However, it quickly becomes apparent that there is something bigger than a random act of terror going on. Chapter One picks up shortly after the events of the Prologue, with Jake arriving at the mysterious and top-secret A.R.C. complex. Shortly after Jake's arrival, a [[TheVirus mysterious virus]] begins to spread out of control, zombifying nearly the entire population of the complex, save a few security guards and civilians who he must team up with to survive. Of course, this turns out to be something bigger than a simple zombie outbreak, as soldiers move in to "disable" the group, and discerning the truth becomes more and more difficult.

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* PosthumousCharacter: Jake's wife.

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* HostageSituation: One happens in the Prologue.
* HyperSpaceArsenal: Averted. Jake can only carry five weapons.
** [[PlayingWithATrope That being said,]] you can fit a ''lot'' of first aid kits, spray bottles, and rolls of bandages into a prison jumpsuit.

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* %%* HostageSituation: One happens in the Prologue.
* HyperSpaceArsenal: Averted. Jake can only carry five weapons.
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weapons. [[PlayingWithATrope That being said,]] you can fit a ''lot'' of first aid kits, spray bottles, and rolls of bandages into a prison jumpsuit.



* ImAHumanitarian: Angelo.

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* LostForever: Many of the Hermit's playing cards become inaccessible once you progress far enough in the plot, meaning that if you miss that one card hidden in a dumpster, you're screwed out of his achievement.



* MentorOccupationalHazard: [[spoiler:Frank.]]

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* PermanentlyMissableContent: Many of the Hermit's playing cards become inaccessible once you progress far enough in the plot, meaning that if you miss that one card hidden in a dumpster, you're screwed out of his achievement.
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* WomanInBlack: Jake's wife at night. She is considerably more hostile than her day counterpart. She looks like [[Film/JuOn Kayako]] and has the same model as [[VideoGame/NightmareHouse Emily.]]
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* FetchQuest: Most of the side quests given to you by your fellow survivors boil down to this. Less aggrivating than most examples, as they're short, usually in the same area you're going to anyways, and the rewards are ''incredibly'' useful.


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** [[PlayingWithATrope That being said,]] you can fit a ''lot'' of first aid kits, spray bottles, and rolls of bandages into a prison jumpsuit.


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* LostForever: Many of the Hermit's playing cards become inaccessible once you progress far enough in the plot, meaning that if you miss that one card hidden in a dumpster, you're screwed out of his achievement.


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* RandomlyGeneratedLoot: All the collectible items in the game (including some plot-important items) are placed at random when the map first loads. It's also affected by the difficulty; on harder settings, the amount of healing supplies, food, batteries, and ammo decrease.
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In Underhell, you assume the role of Jake Hawkfield, a SWAT officer who has recently lost his wife in an apparent suicide. The Prologue takes place one week after this, with Jake responding to a call to a hostage situation at a local hospital. However, it quickly becomes apparent that there is something bigger than a random act of terror going on. Chapter One picks up shortly after the events of the Prologue, with Jake arriving at the mysterious and top-secret A.R.C. complex. Shortly after Jake's arrival, a [[TheVirus mysterious virus]] begins to spread out of control, zombifying nearly the entire population of the complex, save a few security guards and civilians who he must team up with to survive.

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In Underhell, you assume the role of Jake Hawkfield, a SWAT officer who has recently lost his wife in an apparent suicide. The Prologue takes place one week after this, with Jake responding to a call to a hostage situation at a local hospital. However, it quickly becomes apparent that there is something bigger than a random act of terror going on. Chapter One picks up shortly after the events of the Prologue, with Jake arriving at the mysterious and top-secret A.R.C. complex. Shortly after Jake's arrival, a [[TheVirus mysterious virus]] begins to spread out of control, zombifying nearly the entire population of the complex, save a few security guards and civilians who he must team up with to survive.
survive. Of course, this turns out to be something bigger than a simple zombie outbreak, as soldiers move in to "disable" the group, and discerning the truth becomes more and more difficult.



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* AwesomeButImpractical: A grenade launcher can be found as a [[SidetrackBonus Sidetrack Bonus.]] It deals massive damage and can wipe out an entire horde of zombies, but the ammo can only be reliably found in the same place as the launcher, and the large splash area combined with the tight corridors makes it very easy to kill yourself. Plus, if you switch to another weapon, (or use your flashlight) you drop it.


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* SidetrackBonus: The above mentioned grenade launcher is found while restarting the power, in the maintenance labs. [[spoiler: Specifically, ''underneath'' them.]]
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* OptionalStealth: Several sections of the game are built around sneaking around and avoiding detection, but there's nothing stopping you from pulling out an [[MoreDakka SMG]] and fighting your way through.
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* GridInventory: The inventory uses a simple version of this. Each item, except for guns, takes one square out of forty-five.
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* MookHorrorShow: Downplayed, the [[PrivateMilitaryContractors PMC's]] never really appear afraid of the survivors, but the [[spoiler: soldier that gasses Jake]] is clearly pissed at Jake's body count, and a couple other PMC's near the [[spoiler: surface]] are far more wary of Jake than the rest of the survivors.

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* MookHorrorShow: Downplayed, [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], the [[PrivateMilitaryContractors PMC's]] never really appear afraid of the survivors, but the [[spoiler: soldier that gasses Jake]] is clearly pissed at Jake's body count, and a couple other PMC's near the [[spoiler: surface]] are far more wary of Jake than the rest of the survivors.
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* MookHorrorShow: Downplayed, the [[PrivateMilitaryContractors PMC's]] never really appear afraid of the survivors, but the [[spoiler: soldier that gasses Jake]] is clearly pissed at Jake's body count, and a couple other PMC's near the [[spoiler: surface]] are far more wary of Jake than the rest of the survivors.
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* WomanInBlack: Jake's wife at night. She is considerably more hostile than her day counterpart. She looks like [[Film/JuOn Kayako]] and has the same model as [[NightmareHouse Emily.]]

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* WomanInBlack: Jake's wife at night. She is considerably more hostile than her day counterpart. She looks like [[Film/JuOn Kayako]] and has the same model as [[NightmareHouse [[VideoGame/NightmareHouse Emily.]]
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* [[spoiler:AncientConspiracy]]: [[spoiler:Matthew and Takeo are members in one.]]

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* [[spoiler:AncientConspiracy]]: AncientConspiracy: [[spoiler:Matthew and Takeo are members in one.]]



* [[spoiler:BolivianArmyEnding]]: Subverted near the end of Chapter One.

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* [[spoiler:BolivianArmyEnding]]: BolivianArmyEnding: Subverted near the end of Chapter One.



* [[spoiler:ConspiracyKitchenSink]]: [[spoiler:Matthew infers this when he is revealed to be part of an AncientConspiracy.]]

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* [[spoiler:ConspiracyKitchenSink]]: ConspiracyKitchenSink: [[spoiler:Matthew infers this when he is revealed to be part of an AncientConspiracy.]]



-->'''Bryan:''' I always wonder. This place is in like the twenty third century technology wise, but we make people sign these damn fuckpoints with a pen and paper. You tell me, hey, you tell me, doesn't that seem a little contradictory to you?
-->'''Guard:''' Uh, I don't know.
-->'''Bryan:''' And what the hell is that big box supposed to be, huh? Shit man, even my grand mama, rest her soul, had a God damn plasma screen TV.
-->'''Guard:''' Hm, I guess our applications do not require more advances hardware?
-->'''Bryan:''' No shit.\\

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-->'''Bryan:''' I always wonder. This place is in like the twenty third century technology wise, but we make people sign these damn fuckpoints with a pen and paper. You tell me, hey, you tell me, doesn't that seem a little contradictory to you?
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you?\\
'''Guard:'''
Uh, I don't know.
-->'''Bryan:''' And what the hell is that big box supposed to be, huh? Shit man, even my grand mama, rest her soul, had a God damn plasma screen TV.
-->'''Guard:''' Hm, I guess our applications do not require more advances hardware?
-->'''Bryan:''' No shit.
know.\\
'''Bryan:''' And what the hell is that big box supposed to be, huh? Shit man, even my grand mama, rest her soul, had a God damn plasma screen TV.\\
'''Guard:''' Hm, I guess our applications do not require more advances hardware?\\
'''Bryan:''' No shit.



* [[spoiler:HeroKiller]]: [[spoiler:Igor and Ito]]

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* [[spoiler:HeroKiller]]: HeroKiller: [[spoiler:Igor and Ito]]



* [[spoiler:MentorOccupationalHazard]]: [[spoiler:Frank.]]

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* [[spoiler:MentorOccupationalHazard]]: MentorOccupationalHazard: [[spoiler:Frank.]]



-->'''PDA:''' I understand the principle of sucking the oxygen out of a room in order to extinguish a fire without the use of water, but whoever designed the system forgot that human beings need oxygen to live.\\

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-->'''PDA:''' I understand the principle of sucking the oxygen out of a room in order to extinguish a fire without the use of water, but whoever designed the system forgot that human beings need oxygen to live.\\



* WomanInBlack: Jake's wife at night. She is considerably more hostile than her day counterpart. She looks like [[JuOn Kayako]] and has the same model as [[NightmareHouse Emily.]]

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* WomanInBlack: Jake's wife at night. She is considerably more hostile than her day counterpart. She looks like [[JuOn [[Film/JuOn Kayako]] and has the same model as [[NightmareHouse Emily.]]
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Underhell is a mod for Half Life 2, with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] are currently developing this mod.

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Underhell is a horror-action mod for Half Life 2, with a large number of gameplay styles. Its first release was on March 5, 2011 containing the Prologue. The second release was on September 1, 2013, containing the first Chapter. A number of developers of [[NightmareHouse NH2]] are currently developing this mod.
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Underhell's gameplay is split up into three sections including the main game, which is a standard FPS, with some horror elements mixed in: The House is a horror-themed adventure where Jake must uncover the secrets of his house and shed light on the mysterious circumstances surrounding his wife's death, all the while being stalked by her ghost. The Dreams are a series of puzzles where Jake explores his own mind and uncovers the memories of his mysterious past.

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Underhell's gameplay is split up into three sections including the main game, which is a standard FPS, with some horror elements mixed in: sections: The House is a horror-themed adventure where Jake must uncover the secrets of his house and shed light on the mysterious circumstances surrounding his wife's death, all the while being stalked by her ghost. The Dreams are a series of puzzles where Jake explores his own mind and uncovers the memories of his mysterious past.
past. And The Chapters are where the majority of the story takes place, and is a horror-fps with some tactical elements mixed in.

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