Wikipedia says there are some humans and androids (but doesn't say they're enemies). And precisely one alien.

There's some comedian who said, about men and slut-shaming (paraphrase); "You know that thing I like more than anything? Sex with women? I just wish it was harder to get."

He's a punk hipster kid. Cole was dressed more functionally. Just another contrast.

It's pretty much standard for action games. If they didn't, the characters would be stopping every other second or so.

And like X-Men, Conduits have done a shedload of damage to the world. Imagine if any random shmoe might have the power to make 9/11 look like a stubbed toe.

The protestors are people who hate conduits. One of the devs points out that "conduits" set off a nuke on American soil. And then scaled up from there. And the DUP has been blackening Cole's name.

There's live-recorded video on Youtube, of a demo version for the press. Aside from a screen filter to hide the Neon special attack, it seems to be from the final version of the game. And it includes this exact same mission.

>I wouldn't call "No Russian" exactly subtle.

Corporate Lifestyle Simulator is not a corporate lifestyle simulator. You play the role of a man who is fighting for his life as his office tries to destroy him. Your co-workers are now zombies, and thus the enemy, the cubicles and meeting rooms are your battleground and your bosses are, well, the bosses.

Well, thank goodness they're going to have a realistic and well-researched game abou -

Hey guys, I found one of the guys from the video.

I think there's only one appropriate response to this sort of thing.

I am become Epic Meal Time, clogger of arteries.

>its AI flanks players and stuff.

The FEAR AI was basically an accident. It's designed to do a few simple things, which, combined with very, very careful level design and voice scripting, looks like it's more complex than it is. It's not actually programmed to flank at all.

Officially, the green lights don't exist in-universe. They're just there for the player's benefit, just like there isn't a little box with the ammo count floating behind Sam.

>Developers and designers, just as all artists, should make the game THEY want to play before anything else.

Ooooo, a Rocket House. Who doesn't want to live in a rocket? I certainly want to live in a rocket.

Allow me to be even more concise.

They have hoods, but IIRC, Flash and Green Arrow were the only ones who actually wore them regularly.