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Layers of Fear is a first-person psychedelic horror game with a heavy focus on story and exploration. Delve deep into the mind of an insane painter and discover the secret of his madness, as you walk through a vast and constantly changing Victorian-era mansion.

Uncover the visions, fears and horrors that entwine the painter and finish the masterpiece he has strived so long to create. Description You take another drink as the canvas looms in front of you. Show more. Published by Aspyr Media.

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Will the series s hold back the series x? Tech Support. Which one should i buy? For physical series x and Xbox one games what version of the game is on the disc? When i start up my new Xbox Series X, the music with the Xbox logo is very jittery. That said, you're going to be getting up close and personal often enough to justify carrying the shotgun around almost all the time, especially since a single round to the chest is almost always going to be enough to take down a Replica soldier.

One of our favorite things to do with the shotgun is to turn a corner, fire at whomever we see, then retreat a bit and wait for them to come to us. When they round the corner, just blast them in the face; a good shot will actually shear their heads from their bodies quicker than you can say "Jack Thompson.

The G2A2 is essentially a more powerful and more precise version of the RPL, albeit one that's also slower to fire and has a smaller magazine size. It's still a worthy upgrade to the RPL, though, especially when most of the enemies you encounter start dropping it instead of the RPL. Although it's not flashy, there's going to be enough ammo for the G2A2 to make it worthy of lugging around for most of the game.

Oh, that's going to hurt in the morning In actuality it's more akin to a scoped MP-5 that's locked into burst fire mode; although it does have a scope, and can zoom in, there's just something that's kind of annoying about only being able to fire off three rounds at a time. The good news, however, is that those three rounds are going to punch a hole through almost anyone that they hit, even if you go for body shots. On a per-bullet basis, the ASP Rifle is one of the more powerful guns in the game, but ammo is quite limited for it, so use it while you can.

The 10mm HV Penetrator is F. Shooting out polycarbon bolts at a frighteningly quick pace, and with excellent accuracy, the Penetrator will likely be the sharpshooter's weapon of choice for much of the game. Failing an instant kill, the Penetrator is still decent at taking people down with rapid-fire shots, which leads to amusing deaths on the part of your foes, not least because of the way they'll often get pinned into nearby surfaces when they finally die.

Note that, despite the fact that this weapon is called the Penetrator, it really doesn't seem to be all that effective against armored opponents.

It works best against the fleshier of the Replicas. The MP is probably going to be the last weapon you encounter in the single-player portion of F. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite match the stature you might think this affords it; while it's a powerful weapon, it's not quite as powerful as it probably seems like it should be. When fired, the MR will launch what appears to be a concussive round at your target; it has good accuracy, so you'll rarely go awry when aiming it.

Even these powerful shells aren't one-hit kills, though, at least not at Hard difficulty; sometimes you can even take two or three rounds to finally kill someone. They do, however, almost always stagger or knock down your target, allowing you to switch over to a more powerful weapon to finish them off. There's also a small radius of splash damage on this weapon, but not enough to normally hit more than one enemy, since they don't often clump up together.

In lieu of an actual ballistic sniper rifle, we have the Type-7 Particle Weapon, a devastating electric weapon that can usually just zap an enemy right to death. It has almost pinpoint accuracy when fired while standing still, as well as a scope, allowing you to hit someone from a good distance without worrying about hitting air. What's more, a single shot will usually be good enough to take down most enemies, especially Replica soldiers or ATC Security officers. Hardier enemies, like heavy armor or EVEs, will take less damage from the device, but will still be hurt fairly badly.

Unfortunately, ammo is very limited for the Type-7, and it'll also make you move more slowly than almost any other weapon you find. Still, the benefit of being able to pop someone off with a single shot should more than outweigh those drawbacks. Unlike most FPS rocket launchers, the MOD-3 doesn't launch a single massive blast; instead, with each pull of the trigger, you'll throw out three smaller shells that'll spiral in towards your target.

The results shouldn't be surprising; large explosion, fine cloud of ground brain matter and powdered bone. Like the Type-7, though, ammo is scarce for the MOD-3, and it suffers from poor accuracy when you fire while moving. It also takes a while for your rockets to travel the distance between yourself and their target, allowing distant targets to dodge your fire. That said, here are a few tips that you might find helpful.

You have lean keys for a reason. By default, these are bound to Q and E, and will allow you to lean left and right, respectively. Leaning will enable you to shoot without exposing a large amount of your body to enemy fire, which will, in turn, let you shoot without taking a lot of damage.

Enemies will still be able to hit you, but weapons with large sprays, such as the RPL Submachinegun, will see most of their shells either miss you or hit your cover. One thing that's not immediately obvious about the weapons in F.

Unsuspecting enemies take a lot more damage than normal, so be sure to get the drop on your foes. Since you can carry three weapons at any given time, it's often worthwhile to switch over to your shotgun or something that lets you move quickly when you're travelling around, then switch to your heavy weapons when the situation dictates and you're not required to move around as much.

They have to impact you to deal any damage, though, so if you shoot them before they manage to impact you, you should escape unharmed. One way to increase the challenge of a game of F. Unlike other games with bullet-time effects, F. It's a more difficult experience, to be sure, requiring much more deliberate movement, forcing you to stick behind cover during most firefights and pick your headshots where you can.

Note that this walkthrough is based on going through the game on the Hard difficulty. Some of the strategies, such as those for dealing with turrets, might be overkill if you're playing through on a lower difficulty level.

This is going to be a fairly slow level for you. You'll get a few tutorial prompts here and there, which will let you know how to crouch underneath obstacles or interact with your environment. Although you have a pistol, you don't have any real need for it, as there aren't any enemies for you to interact with.

One thing to note here is the appearance of a Health Booster in one of the rooms near where Janikowski busts out a window to talk to you. Grab it for a permanent boost to your health total.

Beyond that, there's not much to see here except for one very, very dead corpse, and a chance encounter with the Paxton Fettel that you're looking for, on the rooftop of the building. There's no way to avoid what happens here, so return to the corpse when you regain control of yourself to leave the area. Now that you've completed your first field op, it's time for your trial by fire. Initiation will see you landing outside a factory with a small squad of regular troops, who, predictably enough, will quickly be iced by forces mysterious and obscure.

Ah, the first of many hectic fights. Before that occurs, though, you'll need to open the gate leading into the complex. On your way to the stairs leading up to the control room, you'll notice a half-open shutter; duck under it to find a Reflex Booster, which will let you use your slow-down power for a longer period of time without stopping.

After the first pair of soldiers here, you might run into a dead end. If you do, head back inside the building and climb up the stairs to find an exit through a window that'll lead to a door. Shortly after that will be another big fight against four or five soldiers. Take stock of their excellent AI and use your slomo power to tip the balance of the fight in your favor. As you fight your way through the factory, you'll come across a bunch of small offices; be sure to explore all of these to find extra armor, grenades, and medkits.

You'll eventually need to move a crate with a lever and jump across it to move on; watch out for enemies that appear shortly after you flip the switch. After that, you've got at least one large fight before you reach the end of the level. When you see Jankowski again, explore the small hallway near his second disappearing act to find another Health Booster. Although you just got blown to smithereens and knocked right through a reinforced plate glass window, you're apparently all right.

You just got the wind knocked out of you. It's up to you to find and kill Fettel, now that Jankowski's disappeared. To get past the first little puzzle here, enter the control room and flip the switch to rotate the walkway, then find the accessible end and walk across.

You'll see Alma in the sewers here, but she's a crafty little girl, so you won't get a good look at her. You will get a good look at the Health Booster nearby, though. Shortly after killing the next few soldiers, you'll come to another seeming dead end, but if you poke around near the storage tanks, you'll see a shootable padlock on a door. Blow it and climb up and over to move on. From here on in, you'll have a few heavy fights to deal with, but nothing extremely complex. Just keep your head down, lean around corners to fire, and you should be all right.

Eventually, you'll fall down into another set of sewers and go through a small loading screen. Some of the Intervals are big enough to justify splitting the level up into two smaller levels, so, enjoy the loading time, then get back to work. This level doesn't have much in the way of challenging puzzles; it's just a series of firefights, albeit entertaining ones. When you reach the exterior portion of the level, with all the walkways and the empty holding tanks, be on the lookout for dropped shotguns, which you can exchange your pistols for.

Near it, you can dive into a deep pit to find a Reflex Booster. Beyond that area, you'll come to a broken bridge; to get past it, hop over the railing nearby and spin the wheel over the pit to fill the bridge area with water, which will also cause a couple of boxes to float to the top of the water.

Jump across them to put your shotgun to good use, as there are more soldiers waiting for you. Soon after this little fight, you'll come across your first Proximity Mines, which will lead you into another portion of the demo level. With your shotgun, you can hop up onto the bench where the mines are, shoot one of the soldiers here, then wait for the rest to come to you while you blast them with your boomgun one by one. If you recall the next little sequence from the demo, then you'll be well prepared for what happens next; when you try to cross a little wooden bridge to reach a door, a heavily heavily!

We generally liked to throw a Proximity Mine at him as soon as he busts the door open, then retreat a bit and use our shotgun on him from medium distance, with slomo time allowing us to avoid his rounds somewhat.

He's a tough foe, so be sure to have your health as high as possible before approaching the door. Getting up and close and personal with the heavily armored opponents can be difficult, but your shotgun will hopefully keep him staggered. Just after this fight, you'll note that the remaining Replica forces are pulling out of the area. When you spot two of them running away from you, look straight down to find another Health Booster; you'll need to jump the railing to get to it.

After that, you'll come to a room which is seemingly unpassable; flip the wheel, though, to raise the water, and you'll be able to swim across to another area. The ladder leads to another dead end, but if you shoot the panel in the floor you'll access the crawlspace below.

Another sub-level. If you hop into the waterway under the bridge near the beginning of this area, you'll notice a glowing Health Booster; to reach it, you'll need to head down the nearby hallway, drop into another empty sewer, and walk back down the corridor to nab the health bonus. After more firefights and general spookiness, you'll come to Mr.

Moony, whom Fettel was interrogating before. He's not exactly good at finishing people off, though, as Moony will still be alive when you reach him; alive enough to mutter some cryptic words, at any rate. After Betters gets done yapping at you, you'll be ambushed by more soldiers, so be quick with the slomo key.

If you get on top of these pipes, you can get a Reflex Booster for yourself. Eventually you'll reach a narrow corridor where gas is gushing out of a leaky pipe. If you shoot the pipe here, flames will billow out, damaging nearby opponents. From here, you can either just move up by walking up the steps, or you can take a longer path by heading into the nearby corridor, climbing up the ladder, and hitting the grate to open access to a crawlspace.

After crawling through and jumping over some pipes, you'll reach a small space above the flames, where you'll find some Remote Bombs and a Reflex Booster. From there, it's just one more big fight until you reach the next sub-level. The title of this subchapter means "everyone leaves," in case you were wondering. After climbing the ladder near where you begin, walk back down to the hallway where the soldier was placing proximity mines. You can shoot them, if you wish, but doing so will cause electrical arcing, which will still prevent you from getting past.

Bust out the grate to your left to pass by this area. After your first encounter with the soldiers here, you're going to find two ladders, one in an area partially submerged in water, and another one near a pair of rotary controls, on a walkway. If you walk up the ladder by the walkway, you can eventually reach an office with a Health Booster in it; the other ladder is the one that leads on.

Flip the switch to disengage the electricity and off you go! Be sure to bust through the locked door in the next hallway to access more grenades and an ASP Rifle, which essentially acts as a sniper rifle, should you desire one, scope and all. The next couple of sections are straight from the demo, so proceed slowly, kill anything that moves, and you should be all right.

After defeating the soldiers that drop from the helicopter, you'll come across a room filled with explosive barrels. Walking into the room will cause all manner of hell to break loose due to the scripted appearance of the soldiers here, so drop back to the entry hallway and wait for as many of them to come to you as possible. When their numbers have thinned out a bit, walk around the corner and start busting the remainder up.

Watch out for one of the heavily-armored soldiers to appear from an upper doorway when you walk up the stairs, though. When you reach the landing zone, kill everyone in the area to clear a path for your chopper to arrive.

The most difficult foe here is another of the armored bastards. If you stay far enough away from him, though, you should be able to avoid the bulk of his fire, so just stay back and pop him with any accurate weapons you might be holding. Boy, this LZ sure is hot! You're going to come under fire from eight or so soldiers as soon as you land here, with half on top and half below you. You do have a crate to duck behind right near where you begin; we found it best to crouch behind that and pick off soldiers that came into view with our G2A2 or our Penetrator.

Assuming no one lands a grenade on your position, you should be well protected from enemy fire. When things die down a bit, check out the entry foyer for some ammo and health; you won't be able to pass on from here, so drop down below the helipad and find another door leading on.

When you come across the soldiers who are heading to the roof to confirm the breach, check the small alcove underneath the stairs to find a Health Booster. There are plenty of enemies around the helipad, so kill as many of them as you can from cover. There's also a Reflex Booster in this level, a bit further on, just after you head out to an exterior part of the area and have to climb stairs up to reach another interior portion. It would seem that the buildings in F.

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