Ashley is the most adept at combat out of the five characters in the first game, with her special ability being a "rapid-fire" attack that allows her to get off two shots or swings in rapid succession.Academy of Adventure: Leafmore High in the first game and Final Exam, Fallcreek University in the second.While not officially part of the ObsCure series, it has enough Shout Outs to the games that fans consider it a sequel in all but name. It was retooled into Final Exam, with an original story and characters, after former members of Hydravision founded Mighty Rocket Studio. It was originally conceived as ObsCure D, an interquel to the first two games, but that version was scrapped after Hydravision closed its doors. It is about four former high school buddies - the football hero Brutal Joe, the nerd Nathan, the tough guy Sean, and the dancer Cassy - who get together for their school reunion, only to arrive and find the town overrun with monsters. Unlike the first two games, Final Exam is a side-scrolling 2❝ Hack and Slash with a more exaggerated art style. However, the returning characters from the original get hit with a bad case of Not as You Know Them in the process.įinal Exam (2013)A spinoff called Final Exam was released in late 2013 on PC, Play Station Network, and Xbox Live Arcade. Characterization is beefed up from the first game while the five protagonists in the original got nearly all of their characterization in the opening scenes, the structure of the plot here means that they get real Character Development over the course of the game, much of it provided through combat dialogue. Unlike the first game, the partners ( and deaths) for each section of the game are decided as part of the plot, and each hero's skills are actually required to navigate past the various puzzles and obstacles. What follows is a romp through the college dorms, a frat house, a hospital, and the dark woods outside of town, and a long parade of Cruel and Unusual Deaths as everything comes out of the woodwork to kill our intrepid heroes. Naturally, it isn't long before the survivors of Leafmore High, along with a small group of other students at Fallcreek, find themselves facing hordes of mutants and struggling to stop the contagion from spreading too far. Unfortunately, there's a new recreational drug that's become trendy among the students, one that's made from a strange-looking flower that keeps appearing all over the campus. something she frequently snipes at the boys about. Stan and Kenny have to take medication to stave off the aftereffects of what happened at Leafmore, while Shannon has managed to adapt on her own. Shannon and Kenny are attending the nearby Fallcreek University, while Stan dropped out and is working as a pizza delivery boy. ObsCure II (2006)The sequel, ObsCure II ( known in America as ObsCure: The Aftermath), takes place two years after the events at Leafmore.
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The game also had the player using light as a weapon in the form of flashlights that weakened enemies, flashbang grenades that acted as smart bombs, and even smashing open windows to let in sunlight, several years before Alan Wake employed a similar mechanic. Having every character still alive was also necessary to achieve the Golden Ending. Losing somebody didn't instantly equal a Game Over you could continue without them so long as you had somebody left to play as. mainly because all of them could be easily Killed Off for Real at any time. Notably, none of the five characters were ever required to advance the plot. However, they quickly find themselves locked in the school overnight, and now there're things roaming the halls. When Kenny Matthews, a varsity athlete, makes an horrific discovery under the school, four of his friends - his cheerleader girlfriend Ashley Thompson, school reporter Josh Carter, stoner friend Stanley "Stan" Jones, and little sister Shannon - join him in investigating what exactly the hell is happening. Students are disappearing, teachers are acting oddly. ObsCure (2004)Something strange is going on at Leafmore High.
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