He and Leo then set out to unravel the secrets of Daniel's past, all the while pursued by bounty hunters and agents of the Project.Įventually, Daniel learns that he was once a top scientist in the employ of the Pickman Project. The medication helps to clear his head somewhat, and he begins to remember fragments of his former life.
Inside, Daniel recovers medication which Leo says he left there for himself in the event of him forgetting the past.
Under Leo's guidance, they escape the facility and make their way to the ruins of Daniel's old home. Daniel is disoriented and partly amnesiac, unable to remember how or why he came to Dixmor. Six years after the incident, a severe thunderstorm causes the Dixmor Hospital security system at the asylum to momentarily go offline, opening the cell doors throughout the facility, resulting in the populace wandering freely through the corridors. Leo then takes control and makes Daniel kill his own wife and is then locked away in Dixmor Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Leo locates Grex at the Maibatzu Plaza around 9:32pm of that night with a Sniper Rifle and later destroy their records so they can disappear. Leo decides to get revenge, so he convinces Daniel to kill Stanley Grex, the main source of funding for the Pickman Project research. Daniel (being controlled by Leo) kills Michael and many of the Project Militia who arrived to kill Daniel because Leo is out of control. He first threatens Daniel's close friend Michael Grant to do so. In May 2006, in the same night of the Project's failed Pickman Bridge experiment, Daniel (being controlled by Leo) wanted the Pickman Bridge removed so that he can fully control Daniel. However, the Bridge malfunctioned soon after it was implanted, causing Daniel to suffer from dissociative identity disorder, resulting in him being able to directly communicate with the implanted personality, who he perceives as a real person, Leo Kasper, who would be taking over Daniel's mind later on due to the mistake the Project made during the development. With the Project's funds under threat, Daniel volunteered himself to test the " Pickman Bridge", hoping that the resulting payoff would allow him to clear his family's debts and provide a financially secure future. He was married and had two kids, a girl and a boy, but at some point went into great debt and volunteered for an experiment, which his wife disapproved of. Īt some point before 2006, Daniel became one of the top scientists for a organization called " The Project" and invented a drug called Cortexa, and is a employee of the "Pickman Project", a government-sponsored weapons program involving brainwashing and mind control techniques. until he begun working for the Pickman Project. In 1989, he became a research associate for McKenzie Druchner Inc. A year later, he found work as lab technician for Green and Becker Pharmaceuticals, Inc. I would rate this with a 7.Daniel Lamb was born on May 29th, 1963 and lived in San Fierro, San Andreas until he graduated from University of San Fierro in 1985 with a degree in biochemistry.
Despite its shortcomings, fans of the first Manhunt and horror movies should enjoy it. It's mindlessly entertaining, but lacks the quality of the best stealth titles. However, this is easily the company's weakest effort. There is also a reference to San Andreas, the city from Rockstar's very own Grand Theft Auto series. The game also pays homage to Eli Roth's grisly Hostel. His brain was experimented on by a shadowy organization so that he could act as an assassin in a moment's notice. The game borrows the premise of The Manchurian Candidate and features a nerdy protagonist named Daniel Lamb who suffers from vivid hallucinations. Additionally, the campaign is brief and contains very little replay value. Unfortunately, the level design is pretty bland and the enemy A.I. Developed by Rockstar London, it features the same gameplay as the original, but has a new setting and scenario. 2007, this was the last Rockstar Games title made for the PS2. The killings and gore had to be censored (a stylish filter was used) in order for the game to be rated 'M'. Originally rated 'AO' for explicit violence, the game was even more controversial than the first.
It isn't as good as its predecessor and feels cheaply made. But it is somewhat Manhunt 2 is a like a low-budget, straight-to-video sequel. Manhunt 2 is a like a low-budget, straight-to-video sequel.
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