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At the center of the story is Patrick Galloway, a character with psychic abilities. He comes at the request of his friend Jeremiah to help him resist the forces of darkness that overtook his Covenant kin.. The player will travel back in time using a two-handed combat system that allows you to fight with different types of weapons and magic spells. Along the way, you have to solve puzzles using psychic and clairvoyant skills, as well as look into a diary telling about the lore of the universe and plot details.

While the unexpected may keep you on your toes combat-wise, no explanation is given for the sudden appearance of evil turbaned individuals in the middle of an Irish countryside. Later in the game, though, the constantly evolving web of bizarre cults and evil pirates begins to make more sense. Clive Barker's Undying is certainly a unique first-person shooter and despite the feeling that this particular variety of horror and suspense seems a tad contrived at times, gameplay is actually fresh and warrants a good look by fans of both first-person shooters and survival horror.

Graphics: The visuals are solid from start to finish, though certainly not the best of the genre. The "other world" portrait is quite amazing and nothing is unattractive.

The rolling hills are bland but the manor is nicely detailed. Sound: The solid and appropriately eerie musical score adds greatly to the "jump out of your seat with terror" atmosphere. Voice acting is good, though not spectacular, as are the sound effects. As good as the game looks, it's nothing compared to the audio. The music, which can best be described as gothic, was my favorite part of the game. It sounded awesome as it came through the computer's surround system. Monster grunts and noises were done well and the crack of the six shooter was crisp.

The voice acting was also done well as all characters spoke with varying degrees of Irish accents. Jeremiah Covenant was obviously a product of wealth and favor and spoke as a gentleman should, where Patrick Galloway spoke more as a man of the Earth coming from his roguish background. Any way you slice it: man, monsters, and music are all on par for perfection. While Undying certainly won't redefine the genre, it has definitely raised the bar as far as first person shooters are concerned.

The combination of magic and weapons is unique and, meshed with excellent graphics and sound, makes this a game a winner. The plot is strong and characters are fresh and exciting, and I honestly believe that a stronger selection of weapons would have made Undying a "must buy. My hat's off to the team at EA and Clive Barker for making a scary and twisted game.

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Game review Downloads Screenshots What we said "Undying is not without its faults, but it remains one of the most unsettling first-person shooters we've over come across. OK Half-Life had its moments. I jumped a few times, but with Undying, I nearly had to change my pants. I've just been playing it for the last three hours on my lowly PC, and it's without doubt the scariest game I've ever played. No other game has ever given me goose bumps down the back of my neck, until now.

I'm scared to go into the next room. I've seen it running at x on my brother's machine with a GeForce Ultra graphics card, and it's convinced me that it's time to upgrade my machine. The graphics are simply stunning. Thanks again for another honest review. Looking back over the few FPSs that have come and gone or come and stayed over the last few months, I must admit that your scoring system has been pretty much spot-on.

However, looking at the 'Downers' comments in your review of Undying, I find that only one is valid - too many loading times. Fair enough. This should have shaved off about five per cent When you say "No interaction with environment", do you mean you can't push chairs about open drawers and so on? If so, I think you're judging Undying unfairty. Indeed, not even Halt-Life allowed you to pull vending machines down on aliens' heads. And when you say "insufficient variety of enemies", that made me laugh.

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Xonotic 0. Urban Trial Freestyle 4. After retrieving the Scythe, Patrick first disposes of Lizbeth in the Covenant family catacombs. Having tossed her head off the cliff, he arrives back at the mansion in time to speak with Jeremiah, but Ambrose interrupts their meeting. Demanding the Gel'ziabar Stone that Patrick carries in exchange for Jeremiah's life, Ambrose still beheads his sibling after he has gotten it, turning himself into a hulking ogre-like monster. Patrick manages to kill Ambrose in revenge.

His next step is then to go after Keisinger, and after a taxing battle Patrick manages to defeat his rival. Keisinger's death liberates the inhabitants of the magical dimension of Oneiros that Keisinger had enslaved to his will.

Next, he searches for the body of Aaron, whose intangible, but dangerous ghost is haunting the estate and has been annoying and impeding Patrick on several occasions. He discovers it in a private torture chamber where Bethany had secretly imprisoned and horrifically tortured her hated brother to death, and destroys his undead form. Patrick finally confronts the last of the evil Covenant siblings, Bethany, after she traps him in the magical primeval dimension Eternal Autumn, only to find himself suddenly returned to the island where it had all begun all those years ago, and finds himself facing an unexpected enemy - Jeremiah himself.

Rather than being a passive, remorseful observer of the tragic events, Jeremiah had in fact been just as corrupted as his siblings, having died and been resurrected during the war, and had just been using his old friend to get rid of his more powerful siblings so he could take Patrick's Gel'ziabar Stone and use it to siphon the power of the Undying King into himself, allowing Jeremiah to remake the world as he saw fit.

Furious at his friend's treachery, Patrick beheads Jeremiah, but this proves to be a mistake, as with the last Covenant slain, the seal is broken, and the Undying King is released.