You're a police officer dispatched with a couple of squad-mates to find a 9-year old boy by the name of Brandon. When you enter the mansion, there is no sight of your squad-mates and the light has dimmed to a light blue as if there is no daylight inside of this building. As you explore the mansion, you find it's haunted. Moving objects, blood-thirsty monsters. After a while you begin seeing them when they aren't even there. Even the ones that are not there can actually hurt you. Your job is to find this boy, and there's no turning back. ----- How he got in there? It was the boy's birthday party.. 5 friends over. In order to 'prove' his aging to 9 years, his friends made him go inside the mansion for 10 minutes. 30 minutes passed and he hasn't returned, the friends don't want to go in. So they resort to telling the parents, the parents call the police.Credits:Map Creation: DragonRuinsScripting: DragonRuins--------------------------------------
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This one isn't that noticeable at all, but I just wanted you to be aware of it just in case somebody else mentions it too. On the basement level, there's a room that is lit by blue lighting (it kinda looks like it's glowing blue), there's a piano in there with a tool that you pick up. In that room, right above the piano there's just a small section of wall that is very shaky and twitchy. It's a really small section of the wall, and it only twitches if you're moving. Youtube.com 7:38 is where the wall starts to shake. It's hardly noticeable, and I only noticed it because I was moving around a bunch. |
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| Jul 30 2012 Anchor | ||
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Oh, right I believe that I've seen that one before. If I remember correctly, I'd messed up with the walls a bit. That little 'shaky/twitching' are two walls intersecting at one point and both of their textures are flipping back and forth and colliding. Looks like I'll just need to move one of the walls a bit and it will fix it. Thanks again! |
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