However, Layers of Fear 2вЂ™s selling point is its environments.

That can lead to some interesting divergence in the story and, in fact, even lead you to one of three different endings. I say for the most part as the game does let you make different decisions in certain circumstances and itвЂ™s up to you whether you go off-script, or remain faithful to the directorвЂ™s rather macabre vision. You do get to interact with objects and as mentioned thereвЂ™s a few puzzles here and there, but for the most part youвЂ™re following a relatively linear path. Specifically, opening lots of doors to see whatвЂ™s behind them.Д«ut it would be unfair to call Layers of Fear 2 a walkthrough experience. ThereвЂ™s an occasional bit of puzzle solving, like finding the combination for a safe, and even routes through a maze but essentially, this is a journey of exploration. The Director keeps throwing these philosophical sound bytes at you, while youвЂ™re trying not to get freaked out by random jump scares out of the corner of your eye. A cryptic, creepy Director has cast you in the lead role and so you go explore an abandoned old steamer, watching poor dummies get mutilated and burned alive and finding weird shit everywhere. WhatвЂ™s all that got to do with acting? Well you play the role of a Hollywood actor whoвЂ™s looking for a job and just so happens to find himself on an ocean liner. ItвЂ™s horror at its old school finest, but the kick is that this time youвЂ™ll find yourself onboard a ship, not traipsing through an old manor house. Filter changes mean the mood and vibe regularly fluctuate and help maintain the semblance of uncertainty behind every door.ДЄnd thereвЂ™s chase sequences where you better hope you remembered to shut the door behind you. Each corner turned often greets you with the gravely voice of the Candyman himself booming in your ear. Layers of Fear 2 is a game with an unbridled, menacing atmosphere. Because if being an actor means you can get called to places that try to give you a heart attack for fun, IвЂ™ll stick to office work, thanks! And now IвЂ™ve played Layers of Fear 2, itвЂ™s killed all my dreams completely dead. I was definitely one of those kids until I realised I couldnвЂ™t act for toffee and would never make it. For adults, the money would be alright as well.

ThereвЂ™s something alluring about the glitz and glamour, the spotlight and recognition. It came up a lot when teachers asked in class. Being an actor was a dream job for lots of kids in school.

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