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.: June 7, 2004.: July 30, 2004,Mode(s)The Suffering is a 2004 and, developed by for,. The game was published by for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The PC version was published by in North America and by in Europe. In North America, the game was released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox in March, and for PC in June.

In Europe, it was released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox in May, and for PC in July. A version was also planned for the, but was cancelled prior to release. In 2017, the game was released on.The game tells the story of Torque, a prisoner on for murdering his ex-wife and two children, a crime of which he claims to be innocent, saying he blacked out and cannot remember what happened.

Shortly after he arrives in Abbot State Penitentiary on Carnate Island, off the coast of, an hits the island, resulting in the prison being attacked by unusual. After being freed, Torque attempts to fight his way to freedom while confronting his own personal demons, all while attempting to remember what really happened to his family.

The game features three endings, depending on the players' actions throughout, each of which reveals a different version of the murder of Torque's family.The Suffering received primarily positive reviews. Whilst some critics felt the blend of with horror didn't work, and that the game was not sufficiently scary, others praised its differentiation from traditional games such as,. Many also lauded the creature design, the tone, and the game's morality system, which determines both the ending, and how certain characters interact with Torque during the game. The Suffering was a commercial success, selling over 1.5 million units worldwide across all platforms.

In 2005, a sequel was released,. Contents.Gameplay The Suffering is an action game in which the player controls Torque, the, from either a or perspective, depending on their preference. The game is fully playable in both first and third-person views, with all actions available in both modes. Torque can run, shoot, jump, interact with the environment, interact with, and use items, such as,. Weaponry includes a, an, a, a, dual revolvers, a, an improvised,. Other items which can be found during the game are Xombium tablets (which restores the player's ), paperwork with story content, maps, ammo, and flashlight.Most of the enemies in the game are representative of different types of that have taken place on Carnate Island.

Slayers represent, Marksmen represent, Mainliners represent, Noosemen represent, and Burrowers represent. Other creatures represent events from Carnate's history. Festers are the of who ran their aground on Carnate, and left their slaves tied up in the to be eaten by, rather than freeing them. Infernas are the trapped of three children who accused eleven innocent people of being during the time of a settlement on the island. The eleven people were.

Basic gameplay in The Suffering showing the in. Torque's and insanity meter are on the bottom left. On the bottom right are, from top to bottom, his Xombium bottles, flashlight batteries, projectile weapon count, and ammo count.As Torque kills enemies during the game, an on-screen meter called his 'Insanity meter' begins to fill. Once it is full, it begins to flash, and at this point, Torque can transform into a monster. In this form, Torque can tear enemies apart and can perform several powerful attacks.

The more enemies Torque kills whilst in this form, the more powerful the monster becomes and the more moves become available. However, when in this form, Torque's health automatically depletes, and if he doesn't change back to his human form prior to his health meter fully depleting, he will die.A major part of the in The Suffering concerns Torque's. At numerous points during the game, the player will encounter situations where they have several choices as to how to proceed.

These situations involve NPCs, and the choices are usually to help the person (good morality), kill them (bad morality), or ignore them (neutral morality). In many situations, when Torque first encounters an NPC, the player will hear the voice of Torque's dead wife urging him to help them, and almost immediately afterwards will hear the voice of a urging him to kill them. How Torque's actions affect his morality is usually indicated by the reaction of his wife, who will praise him if he commits a good act and chastise him if he does something evil. Often, when Torque saves an NPC, they fight alongside him for a time. However, not every choice presents the player with all three possibilities. For example, when Torque finds the controls to the, he can turn the chair on to torture an inmate strapped to it (bad morality), or simply ignore the controls (neutral morality).

There is no good morality choice available here. Another example is when Torque finds a guard who has had his limbs removed and is slowly dying. He can kill the man to relieve him of his misery (good morality), or ignore him (neutral morality). Here, there is no bad morality choice. Over the course of the game, the decisions made concerning Torque's morality cumulate, and the player will get one of three endings based on Torque's final morality level.

The player can get a rough idea of Torque's morality level by both Torque's own physical appearance (he will begin to look less and less human the more evil acts he commits) and by looking at a family photograph which he carries with him at all times; the cleaner the photo, the purer his morality. If the photo is dirty, crumpled and covered in blood, his morality is moving towards evil. Plot Note: This plot synopsis details the 'good ending'The game begins as Torque (who never speaks) is being escorted by Ernesto Alvarez (voiced by Mark Dias) onto in Abbott State Penitentiary on Carnate Island, off the coast of, an island with a long and troubled history. Torque has been for murdering his ex-wife and their two children, although he claims to have during the incident, and can remember nothing. Shortly after entering his cell, an rocks the prison, and moments later, all of the inmates on death row except Torque are killed by strange creatures.

One of the creatures opens Torque's cell, and he sets out to escape. After seeing several guards killed by the creatures, Torque uses to find the entire prison is under attack.

He then gets a phone call from his dead wife, Carmen (Rafeedah Keys), telling him the island is more than a prison, that it brings out in everyone, and advising him to escape as soon as he can.Descending to the basement, he soon encounters the of three of Abbot's most famous occupants. Killjoy (voiced by John Armstrong) was a / who ran an on the island in the 1920s. Obsessed with discovering what is wrong with Torque, Killjoy appears as an image projected from projectors. Haight was the in Abbot for twenty-seven years, before he committed in the. He appears as a green formed into the shape of a human. Hermes is determined to drive Torque into unleashing the evil inside him.

Gauge (John Armstrong) was an inmate who was executed in the for murdering his wife during a. Full of guilt for his actions, he claims Carnate drove him to it, and wants to help Torque realize his decency. He appears in the form of. They teach Torque how to unleash the anger inside himself and transform into a powerful monster, although the transformation is only in Torque's mind.Torque then encounters a fellow inmate, Dallas (Mark Berry), who he knows from his previous prison, Eastern Correctional Institution. They head through the eastern cellblock, where Torque has a vision of Carmen, who explains why she left him; when he was incarcerated for the second time, she knew she needed to make a change to her life.

Torque and Dallas make it to the, and Torque heads to the control room, opening the doors, and allowing Dallas to escape. However, a fire starts, preventing Torque from following. He then hears a call from Consuela Alvarez (Meg Savlov), Ernesto's wife, asking Ernesto to call her. She tells him that herself and the girls are fine, but there is a fire in the nearby getting closer to their house.Torque heads to the western cellblock, where he has another vision of Carmen, telling him she is pregnant but is filing for. Torque heads to the radio room, finding the radio is working, but something from the asylum is preventing communication with the mainland. Torque heads to the asylum, and encounters Killjoy, who is determined to 'cure' him using his 'Rebirth Machine.'

Torque fights through a series of tests set by Killjoy before destroying all his projectors. Killjoy then tells Torque to return to the prison, where he will give him his.Torque heads back to Abbot by way of the beach, where he encounters Clem , an elderly inmate who was in the middle of an escape when the earthquake struck. Clem has a small one-person boat ready to sail, but needs Torque's help fighting creatures emerging from a wrecked before he can leave. Torque sets fire to the wreck, enabling Clem to escape. He enters Abbot's where he encounters Horace, who tells him Abbot wants his. He then heads to the electric chair, destroying it and releasing Horace's spirit.

Returning to death row, he finds Killjoy's diagnosis, and then returns to the radio room. Successfully sending a signal, he learns a vessel is on the way. However, Carnate's is not working, and must be reactivated before the vessel can approach the island. Torque heads to the lighthouse, passing through the old military barracks, Fort Maleson. In the fort, he encounters Hermes, who forces him to fight. Torque defeats him by using pressurized gas to push Hermes into a. He continues to the lighthouse, outside of which he meets Ernesto, who is trying to find his family.

They restore power, and reactivate the lighthouse, arranging to meet the ship at the dock.They then head to the nearby village to look for Ernesto's family. The gate to town is locked, but in return for freeing his soul, Horace opens it. They then encounter a broken bridge, but, impressed with Torque's efforts to kill him, Hermes helps them cross. As they near the village, however, they are separated by a fire, and Ernesto goes on alone, telling Torque to get to the docks.

As he arrives, he encounters Killjoy, who tells him to cure himself he must face what awaits him, and only by using the Rebirth Machine can he defeat it. Torque heads to the docks where he encounters a massive creature with a miniature version of himself protruding from its stomach.

Torque fights and defeats the creature, finally remembering what happened to his family; they were murdered by two hitmen, one of whom told Torque 'the Colonel sends his regards. Back in Eastern, he warned you, but you didn't listen. He said to leave you alive. Enjoy your new life.'

Torque heads to the docks and is picked up by the coast guard. On the boat, the captain recognizes him, and reveals that his case has been reopened after the prosecutor was, and Torque will likely have a. The game ends with the boat sailing away from Carnate.Alternate endings Bad endingAfter Torque defeats the creature, he remembers the murders, realizing that he was the one who killed his family; he smashed his wife's head in, drowned his youngest son, and threw his eldest son from the window. When the coast guard arrives, Torque transforms into his monster state and kills him, before running back into the woods of Carnate.Neutral endingAfter Torque defeats the creature, he remembers the murders.

During an argument with his wife, he pushed her, and she accidentally knocked her head against the bedside table. Seeing his mother dead, Torque's eldest son, Cory, drowns his younger brother and then jumps from the upstairs window, telling Torque, 'You took her away, I'm taking us away.' When the coast guard arrives, Torque knocks him out and commandeers the boat, sailing away from Carnate.Development Story and influences. 'I see The Suffering as somewhat unique among console or shooter games in the seriousness of its subject matter and the moral themes it endeavors to explore. This is something that I wanted from day one and I am fairly happy with the result we achieved. To accomplish this, we made a number of key decisions, from the player's ability to effect the world in a believable way (killing friendly humans), to the storytelling techniques we used, to the morality system that leads to the distinct endings. In the end though, the compatibility of a game about human atrocities over the ages within the 'gory shooter' game milieu was perhaps our biggest limitation.

As games seek to engage the player with more and more serious subject matter, the need to evolve along with them, giving the player a wider expressive range than deciding whether to kill or not to kill. But as they say,.' —; lead designer/writerThe origins of The Suffering date back to early 2002, when wrote a two-page pitch, which described the game as 'a stylized.

The frenetic gameplay of meets the horror setting of and the immersive game-world of.' The basic for the game originated from Rouse's negative experiences working on a western called Gunslinger, which was eventually cancelled. Rouse felt Gunslinger had been too ambitious for its own good, especially a 'morality system' which saw entire towns full of people react differently to the depending on what actions the player had taken earlier in the game.

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'Corrections Officer Equipment Document'. Retrieved February 23, 2016. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: I first witnessed these creatures jumping out of the ground itself. Their heads are detached from their torso, held aloft by hideous contraptions. Their limbs have been replaced by blades of the sharpest. To my eyes, they appear to be a manifestation of, yet it seems improbable that anyone ever had their head cut off in Abbot.

I suppose on Carnate anything is possible. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: Based on the battery of attached to its back and the around its head, these Marksmen appear to be the reincarnation of a. Abbot was originally a during, so it seems likely they would have had executions of that sort. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: In the 1970s, was introduced as the most humane means of state sanctioned killing. To date, twenty-five such procedures have taken place in Abbot.

This creature - I call him the Mainliner - appears to suffer with every move he makes. Perhaps the mixture of, and in his veins is not to his liking. The numerous needles jabbed into his body cannot help his disposition. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: Not only is this Nooseman dead from being, but he also appears to have had his skin removed.

I wonder if these creatures are tied to the legendary story of the inmates who, outraged by the death of fellow workers in a quarry accident, hung and skinned five? The Noosemen are more than many of their brethren, ripping themselves straight out of the ceiling in an entirely impossible manner. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: These Burrowers are some of the most lethal creatures I have encountered, primarily due to their ability to spring fourth from the ground itself and just as quickly, re-submerge. They are closely tied to the very soil of Carnate, a theme among these monstrosities.

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Its appearance is of a human body tied up in a and constrained by leather straps, with deadly steel chains attached at various locations. I believe they represent those. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: live within their flesh, writhing within it and then springing forth randomly. They appear to be a, not of the - for then, they would be of darker skin tone - but instead of the slave traders.

In this form, they are forced to live out again and again the fate they forced upon those hapless slaves. The Suffering.

Clem's Notebook: From what I have witnessed, this manifestation of appears to have two distinct forms. The first, a young girl, dressed, perhaps 13-years of age. This transforms into an all together more disturbing, flaming creature. Both clutch a small hand made. To my mind, there is no doubt that these creatures are tied to the three young girls who made accusations in the late 1600s, and lead to the of eleven innocents. ^. April 21, 2003.

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Carter, Geoff (2004). 'Faculty Status Report: Abbot State Penitentiary'. Retrieved February 23, 2016. Carnate Island is certainly among the most bizarre and unique of the properties owned and maintained by the, and the decision to locate Abbott State Penitentiary there was dubious at best.

Has received innumerable complaints from facility staff, who resent living in such a remote location with such a storied history, not to mention unseasonably poor weather. Penitentiaries are not meant to be pleasant, of course, but Carnate takes this principle to a new level.

The island is located ten miles off the coast of. A village was the first recorded group of settlers in the late 17th century. After only a few decades a horrifying event transpired that involved the tragic deaths of a number of townspeople. This resulted in the disbanding of the community. A was built on the island in 1834, and is still in operation to this day.

It is now automated, though it is plagued by frequent breakdowns. In the late 19th century, a wealthy family purchased the entire island and built a sizable estate on its west side. The family's stay was short lived. Apparently they were deeply traumatized by an undisclosed incident and immediately moved away. The mansion was subsequently converted, into a, though whether it was officially accredited remains uncertain. The Carnate Institution for the Alienated, as it was called, was run by one Dr.

Killjoy until some time in the 1920s. Files indicate that Killjoy's methods were unscientific at best, barbaric and depraved at worst. The asylum still stands today, and anyone who has paid it a visit will have a ghost story to tell you. The acquired the island in the 1930s for use by the during. Following the war, ownership was transferred to the State of Maryland, and the facilities were converted into Abbott State Penitentiary.

Carter, Geoff (2004). 'Abbot State Penitentiary Inmate Report'. Retrieved February 23, 2016. Inmate claims to be prone to, during which time he has no memory of his actions. No medical data has ever been presented to back up this claim. Inmate has issues.

Corrections officers will need to be mindful of inmate's safety due to the nature of his crime. Regulations prohibit discussion of the specifics of an inmate's crime between officers, but due to the high level of publicity surrounding this inmate's offense, I will make an exception: inmate was convicted of killing his ex-wife and two young children. Penitentiary population does not look well on child killers. That said, inmate has a record of violent (and sometimes lethal) altercations during previous sentence carried out at Eastern Correctional Institution. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: One of Abbott's most persistent legends tells of Dr.

Killjoy, the quite insane / who ran an asylum on Carnate. Doing research of my own, I found that he did indeed exist, though which stories are true and which are fabrication is anyone's guess. Since the cataclysm, I have three times seen a surgeon formed of pure light, reminiscent of projection come to life. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: Since the cataclysm I have several times found myself mysteriously surrounded by noxious green fumes.

I have fled in each case, and I think if I had not, I might not be alive to write this now. Within the gas I have seen a humanoid who seemed to take great joy in the prospect of my death. Could this be Hermes, Abbott's resident for several decades? If I recall, he took his own life in the. The Suffering. Clem's Notebook: Many inmates break once inside Abbott. But none have snapped more than Horace Gauge who, the tale goes, became convinced his wife wasn't safe without his protection and sliced her to ribbons during a.

He ended up in the mercy chair, electrocuted by Abbott's then executioner, Hermes Haight. For years inmates have said he haunts Abbott, and I believe I saw him ten minutes ago. The Suffering.

Clem's Notebook: In my dream, I witnessed the inmate Torque transform into a beast, and lay waste to all around him. Since the cataclysm, I have seen Torque go berserk, killing beasts with his bare hands. But, of course, during such times he himself does not actually transform into a beast, he merely becomes intensely enraged. The Suffering. Level/area: Abbot Prison Blues. Carmen: Twice I felt trapped T, I just had to get out. The first time, I didn't want conjugal visits.

The second, I just wasn't ready to give up my own life, my chance at a career. The Suffering. Level/area: Abbot Prison Blues. Consuela: Hello officers?

This is Consuela Alvarez. I am looking for Ernesto, my husband. If anyone who hears this, could you have him call me on our home radio I would be very thankful. Tell him everything is okay. We, myself and the girls, are safe, for now, though there seems to be a fire in the woods around the town, and.I think it might be getting closer. Please, please, please have him call me as soon as he can. And tell him I said.I love him.

The Suffering. Level/area: I Can Sleep With I'm Dead. Carmen: T, I'm.I'm pregnant. And that's not all. Look, I just.It's over T. You say you're innocent, but I don't know if I can trust you.

I'm filing for. You can't be a father in jail, I can't bring Cory here to visit you, or the new one, it's better if they just.forget, for now. It's better for me, too. The Suffering.

Level/area: Darknest Night, Eternal Blight. Urgent Note: Radio is working but can't contact the mainland - there's some kind of interference. It's bizarre. Seems it's coming from the asylum. The Suffering. Level/area: Hate the Sin Not the Sinner.

Patent Application: My newest astounding creation furthers the and treatment of tragically deranged patients. This device facilitates the of a patient to an earlier state, one in which he forgets his modern afflictions entirely, placing him in a unique frame of mind. Once regressed, I have found my patients are capable of extraordinary feats of self-healing. The Suffering.

Consuela's Journal: On the northwestern beach of the island is a massive shipwreck from the early 18th century. The ship carried a cargo of slaves, and was en route to when it was knocked off course and crashed. Apparently the traders feared releasing the slaves they carried, and instead left them trapped in the, where they were slowly eaten by rats. How the ship has survived the elements nearly three centuries is certainly a mystery.

The Suffering. Level/area: Surfacing. Horace: This place wants you Torque. It needs people like you. Once it gets a hold of you, it won't let you go, like it hasn't let me go.

I've been here a damn long time, and it's sucked me dry. I pray it's almost done with me.It's sending something after you. It let you out for a bit, now it wants you back, deep inside. Deep inside where I've been, all these fucking years. The Suffering. Level/area: An Eye for an Eye Makes the Whole World Blind. Killjoy's Diagnosis: Patient seems to be under the illusion that (at times of high stress and/or when threatened) he actually transforms into a hideous creature.

In truth, of course, this only happens in his own mind, he never leaves human form. It is only sheer that makes him astonishingly strong during this period. The Suffering. Consuela's Journal: The lighthouse is the oldest standing structure on Carnate Island. Its corner stone states that its date of construction as 1834. The light was originally powered, but since the 1950s has run off of a nearby generator.

Similarly, the lighthouse's rotation was originally powered by a system of gears that would periodically need to be re-cranked. To this day, when the power goes off, the motion needs to be re-started by hand cranking. The Suffering. Consuela's Journal: Built in 1942, Fort Maleson served as both coastal defense facility and POW camp. The fort had some 250 men, and held approximately 1000 prisoners. The fort's most notorious story is of its colonel who executed three of his men for because a German airplane crashed on the island.

A subsequent found no evidence to justify these executions, and the colonel ended up taking his own life. The Suffering. Consuela's Journal: Built on the site of the Puritan village of Goodsmouth, this town is home to nearly thirty corrections officers and their families. It has a single dilapidated general store, a small overgrown park, and a that, for as long as anyone can remember, has had no. It is generally agreed that no-one would live in this depressing place were it not for the daunting distance back to the mainland and lack of ferry service. The Suffering.

Clem's Notebook: I only briefly saw this enormous creature a single time, near the docks. I cannot even being to describe him, save for one thing, he seems to be quite literally connected to an inmate, the convicted killer Torque. Incredible as it may sound, this creature appears to have a miniature version of Torque attached to him via a long.

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