Outlast story....... Decades ago, the CIAs mind control and behavior modification experimental program MK Ultra included witting and unwitting human experimentation under the occasional supervision of imported post-WW2 Nazi scientists. Some of these were carried out in mental institutions or other facilities where forgotten, disposed of persons that no one would be likely to miss were housed. One such facility, Massive Mountain asylum, was recently reopened under the operation of Murkoff Corporation. It revived (fictional) aspects of MK Ultra related research in an attempt to conjur supernatural forces. An investigative journalist travels to the asylum in an attempt to find dirt on and discredit or destroy Murkoff Corporation. He arrives at the asylum only to become hopelessly trapped inside, discovering that the experiments are continuing and involve subjecting patients to nightmarish fear, imagery, and other stimuli based on a formula the scientists refer to as the Morphogenic Engine. This process gradually drives them mad and, through a not quite fully explained supernatural mechanism, allows telekenetic control over ones own mollecules, creating the biological equivalent of a psychically powered nanomechanical super weapon. This becomes The Wallrider, a ghostly wraith haunting the asylum and which can only be killed when its host - the still imprisoned patient named Billy Hope - is dead. The journalist discovers all of this and cuts off Billys life support. The Wallrider enters the body of the reporter instead, who is by now close to death as the result of the escalating horrors hes been subjected to over the course of the game. As he limps to what he thinks is freedom, he is gunned down by Murkoffs paramilitary forces. As conciousness leaves him, we hear what sounds like the Wallrider entity leaving him and killing the commandos and wheelchair bound German scientist leading them. The End?
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 11:19:26 +0000
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