When encountering encrypted or scrambled data, Robocop can interpret it.
Robocop can access Neurobrain through Metronet.
From the live optical feed or a stored recording Robocop can do pattern recognition on the objects in the scene and then search the database for information about the object.
Robocop can playback from the recording of his optical feed.
Robocop can record his optical feed.
Robocop has a Satnav for displaying a map of the area he is in.
Robocop has a thermograph for thermal imaging.
Robocop can analyze the truth probability of peoples statements.
Upon entering the facility, players will find themselves in the more public-facing and administrative sections. These areas, now eerily silent or scenes of carnage, offer a glimpse into the daily life at the GES facility before the fall. Key sections include:
Administrative Wing: The central hub for the facility’s management and paperwork. Players will navigate through offices and cubicles, a stark reminder of the corporate machine behind the scientific endeavors.
Employee Lounge and Services: Once a place for relaxation and socializing, these areas are now anything but. Vending machines and recreational furniture stand as silent witnesses to the chaos that unfolded.
Mess Hall: The communal dining area, which likely served the entire facility’s staff, becomes a haunting space of abandoned meals and overturned tables. A “sky bridge” is also mentioned in connection to this area, suggesting a connecting walkway to another part of the facility.
IT Department: A crucial section for the facility’s operations, the IT department is a maze of servers and computer terminals that may hold vital information.
Security: The first line of defense for the facility, now a grim testament to the overwhelming power of the Xenomorphs.
Research and Development:
At the heart of the GES facility lies its research and development sections, where the company’s true and likely sinister objectives were carried out. These areas are characterized by advanced technology and unsettling experiments.
Geo Research: This section was likely dedicated to the geological study of Purdan, hinting at the planet’s unique and potentially valuable resources.
Synth Deployment and Networking Center: A significant portion of the facility was dedicated to the management and deployment of synthetic personnel. This area highlights the reliance on androids within the complex.
Medical Wing: A place of healing turned into a house of horrors. The medical wing is a chilling environment filled with infirmary beds and medical equipment, now likely repurposed by the alien infestation.
Logistics and Maintenance:
The smooth operation of a remote facility like the GES relied on a robust logistics and maintenance network. These industrial and often claustrophobic sections present a different kind of environmental hazard.
Motor Pool and Traffic Control: The hub for the facility’s vehicles and transport logistics, this large, garage-like area is a key location for ingress and egress.
Warehouse and Logistics: Expansive storage areas filled with crates and equipment, providing ample hiding places for both the player and the lurking Xenomorphs.
Pantry and Larder: Essential for the sustenance of the facility’s population, these storage areas for food and supplies add another layer of mundane realism to the terrifying setting.
Transport Records: This area was responsible for documenting the movement of personnel and materials to and from the facility, potentially holding clues to the origin of the outbreak.
The adventure begins in Paris when American tourist George Stobbart witnesses a bombing at a quaint café perpetrated by a mysterious man dressed as a clown. Determined to uncover the truth, George explores various iconic locations in Paris:
Café de la Chandelle Verte: The café where the explosion occurs, setting the events of the game into motion.
Rue Jarry: George meets journalist Nicole “Nico” Collard at her apartment here, forming a partnership to investigate the bombing.
Montfauçon: A historic district where George investigates a medieval church and delves into the catacombs beneath, uncovering clues related to the Knights Templar.
Crune Museum: George searches for missing artifacts connected to the unfolding conspiracy.
Lochmarne, Ireland
Following a lead, George travels to the small village of Lochmarne in Ireland:
Fitzgerald’s Pub: A local gathering spot where George converses with villagers to gather information.
Lochmarne Castle: The ruins of an ancient castle where George discovers an underground chamber and learns more about the secrets of the Templars.
Marib, Syria
George’s quest takes him to the Middle East, to the town of Marib in Syria:
Market Square: A bustling marketplace where George interacts with merchants and locals to uncover clues.
Bull’s Head: An archaeological excavation site outside the town where George uncovers significant artifacts and learns about a sacred symbol tied to the Templars.
Spain (Villa de Vasconcellos)
In Spain, George visits the estate of the de Vasconcellos family:
Villa de Vasconcellos: The manor of the Countess de Vasconcellos. Here, George solves a chessboard puzzle that reveals crucial information about the Templar treasure.
Scotland (St. Ninian’s Church)
The climax of the game unfolds in Scotland:
St. Ninian’s Church: An ancient church atop a remote hill where the final confrontation takes place.
Underground Temple: Beneath the church, George discovers the hidden temple of the Templars. He must solve intricate puzzles to thwart the plans of the Neo-Templars and prevent them from unleashing a great evil.
Olivier Creed (Sixth Generation) and Erwin Creed (Seventh Generation)
Fragrance Family
Chypre Fruity
Inspiration
Inspired by the dramatic life of a historic emperor, celebrating strength, power, and success.
Top Notes
Lemon, Pink Pepper, Apple, Bergamot, Blackcurrant
Heart Notes
Pineapple, Jasmine, Patchouli
Base Notes
Musk, Oak Moss, Ambergris, Birch, Ambroxan, Cedarwood, Musk
Bottle Design
Features a sleek black and silver bottle with a signature Creed crest, symbolizing luxury and sophistication.
Longevity
Long-lasting with a moderate to strong sillage, making it suitable for all-day wear and special occasions.
Customer Reviews
Widely acclaimed for its unique and captivating scent; praised for its versatility and elegance. Considered a modern classic in the fragrance community.
Fresh, woody, and slightly oriental with a blend of crisp mint, sweet tonka, and warm woods
Bottle Design
Turquoise glass bottle featuring the iconic Medusa emblem and Greek key pattern
Sizes Available
30 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 200 ml
Target Audience
Men seeking a bold, sensual, and confident fragrance
Inspiration
Inspired by the Greek god Eros, symbolizing love, passion, and desire
Usage Occasion
Ideal for evening wear and special occasions
Official Website
Versace Eros EDT
Versace Eros Flame
Attribute
Description
Name
Versace Eros Flame
Brand
Versace
Fragrance Type
Eau de Parfum
Launch Year
2018
Fragrance Family
Woody Spicy
Top Notes
Chinotto Accord, Madagascar Black Pepper
Middle Notes
Wild Rosemary, Pepperwood
Base Notes
Patchouli Coeur Orpur®, Haitian Vetiver, Vanilla
Perfumer
Olivier Pescheux
Bottle Design
Classic Versace design featuring a red bottle adorned with the Medusa logo
Recommended Use
Evening wear, special occasions, ideal for fall and winter seasons
Longevity
Long-lasting
Sillage
Strong projection
Price Range
Moderate to high-end pricing depending on size and retailer
Description
Versace Eros Flame is an intense and passionate fragrance that blends spicy, woody, and citrus notes to create a fiery and captivating scent experience.
Gucci Guilty Love Edition Pour Homme (Eau de Parfum)
Fragrance type / Family
Woody Ambery
Launch year
2024
Top notes
Juniper Oil
Heart (middle) notes
Orange Flower Absolute
Base notes
Ambrofix™
Bottle design
Almond-green bottle limited-edition for men, with Gucci’s interlocking G logo and a silver brushed cap. Colour / finish is matte or muted. Represents “one half of a love story”
Yes. The 150 ml refill reduces use of new glass/plastic/metal vs multiple new bottles.
Scent Profile / Description
Warm, smoky woody opening evolving to green floral geranium in heart, lifted by citrus and musks on top. Reverses the classical fragrance pyramid (starts from base → top)
Typical Price / Retail
~ US$165 for 100 ml (on Prada’s site)
User / Market Positioning
Masculine, modern, exploratory — a fragrance that “rethinks conventions” and emphasizes individuality
