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* BreakingTheFourthWall: After Willmore rescues Mulder, NSA agents arrive and Willmore says that now that he's found Mulder and Scully, he says, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere "I'm outta here!"]] Mulder responds, "What kind of attitude is that? The game's not over yet. Don't you want to wait around for the payoff?"
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* SpeakingSimlish: Upon entering [[spoiler: Smolnikoff's office]], the latter can be heard speaking "Russian" on the phone just before hanging up to face Cook and Willmore. What sounds like Russian is nothing more than random Russian-sounding sounds and therefore does not mean anything.
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* ComeOutComeOutWhereverYouAre: This happens if you choose to [[spoiler: run away from the so-called CIA agents near the end of the game, which results in a forest chase. Willmore can hide with the agents really close to him, trying to find him in the dark forest.]]
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* ComeOutComeOutWhereverYouAre: This happens if you choose to [[spoiler: run away from the so-called CIA NSA agents near towards the end of the game, which results in a forest chase. Willmore can hide with hide, chased by the agents really close to him, trying to find him in the dark forest.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: You can shoot Willmore during a cutscene if you want, which will be interpreted as a suicide and end the game. See GoodbyeCruelWorld and HeroicBSOD below.
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* GoodByeCruelWorld: Shooting Willmore, therefore having him commit suicide, will display his suicide note on the screen. The reasons Willmore mentions vary based on the way you answered Cook at the very beginning of the game. See HeroicBSOD below.
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* SmallReferencesPools: When Willmore asks [[spoiler: Cook]] if he has a warrant to [[spoiler: attack Smolnikoff's warehouse]], the latter replies by saying "Who do I look like ? Mark Fuhrman ? I have a federal warrant from a federal judge."
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* SmallReferencesPools: SmallReferencePools: When Willmore asks [[spoiler: Cook]] if he has a warrant to [[spoiler: attack Smolnikoff's warehouse]], the latter replies by saying "Who do I look like ? Mark Fuhrman ? I have a federal warrant from a federal judge."
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* SmallReferencesPool: When Willmore asks [[spoiler: Cook]] if he has a warrant to [[spoiler: attack Smolnikoff's warehouse]], the latter replies by saying "Who do I look like ? Mark Fuhrman ? I have a federal warrant from a federal judge."
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* SmallReferencesPool: SmallReferencesPools: When Willmore asks [[spoiler: Cook]] if he has a warrant to [[spoiler: attack Smolnikoff's warehouse]], the latter replies by saying "Who do I look like ? Mark Fuhrman ? I have a federal warrant from a federal judge."
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* ConsummateLiar: [[spoiler: Cook. He claims that a witness saw Wong's murder, that Smolnikoff may be behind Wong's death and Mulder and Scully's disappearance, that he was attacked and that somebody stole Scully's laptop, and so on. Cook is, of course, behind all this.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: [[spoiler: This is one way to describe cook, since he apparently went rogue for "money".]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: [[spoiler: This is one way to describe cook, Cook, since he apparently went rogue for "money".]]
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* PuppeteerParasite: [[spoiler: The black oil can control human beings.]]
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* SmallReferencesPool: When Willmore asks [[spoiler: Cook]] if he has a warrant to [[spoiler: attack Smolnikoff's warehouse]], the latter replies by saying "Who do I look like ? Mark Fuhrman ? I have a federal warrant from a federal judge."
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadourian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies
lying anyway.]]]]
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon's Hauling bomb will always result in an explosion.]]
lying anyway.]]]]
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon's Hauling bomb will always result in an explosion.]]
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadourian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies
[[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon'sHauling Hauling's bomb will always result in an explosion.]]
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon's
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* EveryonesInTheLoop: You can make this trope come true if you decide to send your field notes to Cook, Shank, and Skinner. They will always answer you according to what notes you sent them and sometimes thank you for keeping them informed.
* TimeBomb: [[spoiler: Gordon's Hauling's bomb. See WrongWire below.]]
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadourian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadourian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies [[BlatantLies
lying anyway.]]]]]]]]
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon's Hauling bomb will always result in an explosion.]]
lying anyway.
* WrongWire: [[spoiler: Trying to cut the Gordon's Hauling bomb will always result in an explosion.]]
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->''Craig Willmore:''' ''"So what happened ?"''
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* MysteriousInformant: [[spoiler: X, who helps Willmore get his investigation back on track.]]
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* OnlySmartPeopleMayPass: You have to solve the [[spoiler: railroad bum's riddle to get the video tape]]. If you fail, the game is over.
* SarcasmMode:
->''Craig Willmore:''' ''"So what happened ?"''
->'''Arley:''' ''"Well Agent Willmore, barring some unexpected revelation it looks like someone shot this man in the back of the head."''
->''Craig Willmore:''' ''"So what happened ?"''
->'''Arley:''' ''"Well Agent Willmore, barring some unexpected revelation it looks like someone shot this man in the back of the head."''
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->'''John Amis''' (Willmore hands him a cigarette in an evidence bag for him to analyze it)''"No thanks I'm trying to quit."''
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->'''John Amis''' (Willmore hands him a cigarette butt in an evidence bag for him to analyze it)''"No thanks I'm trying to quit."''
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* AliensAreBastards: [[spoiler: The black oil doesn't mind killing people to get back to its ship.]]
* BadImpressionists: John Amis and his Sean Connery impersonation. "It's neither illegal nor sexy."
* FallGuy : [[spoiler: Cook, willing to slow down Willmore's investigation, tells him Smolnikoff could be behind the disappearance of Mulder and Scully along with Wong's death. Of course he doesn't have anything to do with any of these events.]]
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* FiveManBand: A strange one using the two FBI partners and Astadorian:
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* FiveManBand: A strange one using the two FBI partners and Astadorian:Astadourian:
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go "tampering with the evidence". If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating rejection.]]
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Willmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Subverted in the FullMotionVideo. During your investigation, you find Scully's laptop. It's password-protected, and you can ask Skinner for suggestions on what the password might be. None of his guesses (such as "faith") are correct, and after three incorrect tries the laptop locks you out. [[spoiler:In fact, it's impossible to gain access to the laptop. You have to send it to the FBI's IT division to get it hacked, so that it can later be stolen just before you get the information inside.]]
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Willmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Subverted in the FullMotionVideo. During your investigation, you find Scully's laptop. It's password-protected, and you can ask Skinner for suggestions on what the password might be. None of his guesses (such as "faith") are correct, and after three incorrect tries the laptop locks you out. [[spoiler:In fact, it's impossible to gain access to the laptop. You have to send it to the FBI's IT division to get it hacked, so that it can later be stolen just before you get the information inside.]]
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* SoUnfunnyItsFunny:
->'''John Amis''' (Willmore hands him a cigarette in an evidence bag for him to analyze it)''"No thanks I'm trying to quit."''
->'''Craig Willmore''' ''"That's very funny."''
* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go "tampering with the evidence". If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating rejection.]]
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Willmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Subverted in the FullMotionVideo. During your investigation, you find Scully's laptop. It's password-protected, and you can ask Skinner for suggestions on what the password might be. None of his guesses (such as "faith") are correct, and after three incorrect tries the laptop locks you out. [[spoiler:In fact, it's impossible to gain access to the laptop. You have to send it to the FBI's IT division to get it hacked, so that it can later be stolen just before you get the information inside.]]
->'''John Amis''' (Willmore hands him a cigarette in an evidence bag for him to analyze it)''"No thanks I'm trying to quit."''
->'''Craig Willmore''' ''"That's very funny."''
* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go "tampering with the evidence". If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating rejection.]]
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Willmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Subverted in the FullMotionVideo. During your investigation, you find Scully's laptop. It's password-protected, and you can ask Skinner for suggestions on what the password might be. None of his guesses (such as "faith") are correct, and after three incorrect tries the laptop locks you out. [[spoiler:In fact, it's impossible to gain access to the laptop. You have to send it to the FBI's IT division to get it hacked, so that it can later be stolen just before you get the information inside.]]
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* IdiotHero: You can turn Willmore into this by handcuffing random people (and then get fired for it), by asking questions twice to a character who will then ask you what's the matter with you. Taking pictures of the person you are talking to is also a good means of looking like an idiot to their mind. Besides, [[spoiler: why doesn't Willmore understand that Cook is TheMole ?]]
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* IdiotHero: You can turn Willmore into this by handcuffing random people (and then get fired for it), by asking questions twice to a character the same question twice, who will then ask you ends up wondering out loud what's the matter with you. Taking pictures of the person you are talking to is also a good means of looking like an idiot to their mind. Besides, [[spoiler: why doesn't Willmore understand that Cook is TheMole ?]]
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Willmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Willmore and Astadorian Astadourian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
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* ForeShadowing: Plenty, [[spoiler: We first see Rouch quite early on, Cook's dialogue is full of it and X gives us a little too. Not to mention the book on aliens in Mulder's room.]]
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* ForeShadowing: Plenty, [[spoiler: We we first see Rouch Rauch quite early on, Cook's dialogue is full of it and X gives us a little too. Not to mention the book on aliens in Mulder's room.]]
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* IdiotHero: You can turn Willmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game
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* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game
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* IdiotHero: You can turn Willmore into this.
this by handcuffing random people (and then get fired for it), by asking questions twice to a character who will then ask you what's the matter with you. Taking pictures of the person you are talking to is also a good means of looking like an idiot to their mind. Besides, [[spoiler: why doesn't Willmore understand that Cook is TheMole ?]]
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in agame
game over.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a
* PoliceBrutality: This is what happens if you decide to shoot people with your service pistol. Then you go to jail.
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it. If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating rejection.]]
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering "tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it.evidence". If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating rejection.]]
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* ComeOutComeOutWhereverYouAre: This happens if you choose to [[spoiler: run away from the so-called CIA agents near the end of the game, which results in a forest chase. Willmore can hide with the agents really close to him, trying to find him in the dark forest.]]
* CopAndScientist: Willmore and John Amis.
* CopAndScientist: Willmore and John Amis.
* FBIAgent: Cook, Mulder, Scully, Shanks, Skinner and Willmore.
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* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
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* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game
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* KillerCop: [[spoiler: Cook, who killed Wong and who won't hesitate to kill you at the end of the gameover.if you don't put an end to his EvilGloating.]]
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* KillerCop: [[spoiler: Cook, who killed Wong and who won't hesitate to kill you at the end of the game
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* TheMole: [[spoiler: Cook.]]
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* AlmostKiss: See StrictlyProfessionalRelationship below.
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-->'''Cook:''' (Enthusiastically) You Got it!got it!
* MultipleEndings: [[spoiler: Willmore can die while Mulder and Scully survive, Mulder can die while Willmore and Scully survive, everybody can survive, not to mention every game over this game has to offer.]]
* MultipleEndings: [[spoiler: Willmore can die while Mulder and Scully survive, Mulder can die while Willmore and Scully survive, everybody can survive, not to mention every game over this game has to offer.]]
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it. If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating refusal.]]
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it. If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating refusal.rejection.]]
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian and Willmore.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadorian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadorian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian Astadourian and Willmore.
* WrongGenreSavvy:Astadorian, Astadourian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
* WrongGenreSavvy:
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The game has a VisualNovel-like format, giving you three choices at certain occasions that affect the game play and how people react to you. A notable example connected to MythArc of the series is that you can chose what to say to [[spoiler: X]], and how he reacts. These three choices are best described as "The X track" for answers involving rage and careless responses, "Paranoid" for answers that show you are worried or serious, and "Indifferent" for answers that are apathetic. Depending on which you choose, the game can quickly devolve into a Conga of NightmareFuel and ParanoiaFuel.
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The game has a VisualNovel-like format, giving you three choices at certain occasions that affect the game play and how people react to you. A notable example connected to MythArc of the series is that you can chose choose what to say to [[spoiler: X]], and how he reacts. These three choices are best described as "The X track" for answers involving rage and careless responses, "Paranoid" for answers that show you are worried or serious, and "Indifferent" for answers that are apathetic. Depending on which you choose, the game can quickly devolve into a Conga of NightmareFuel and ParanoiaFuel.
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If they have been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore but then tells him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it.]]
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If they have the player has been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore but then tells and tell him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it. If you have been a total jackass to her and try to kiss her anyway, get ready for a humiliating refusal.]]
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* AmicableExes : If you choose to answer Cook in a neutral way at the beginning of the game, Willmore's relationship with his ex-wife will be more cordial. For instance, Willmore will find a letter from his ex-wife on his Bureau desk, she will leave him messages on his answering machine ending on a "I miss you" note and will be nicer to him.
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* AmicableExes : AmicableExes: If you choose to answer Cook in a neutral way at the beginning of the game, Willmore's relationship with his ex-wife will be more cordial. For instance, Willmore will find a letter from his ex-wife on his Bureau desk, she will leave him messages on his answering machine ending on a "I miss you" note and will be nicer to him.
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* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: [[spoiler: The player can try to kiss detective Mary Astadourian after the explosion at Gordon's Hauling if they want to. If they have been nice enough to her, she will flirtingly decline to kiss Willmore but then tells him that they should wait before the case is wrapped before they go tampering with the evidence. That is a nice way of putting it.]]
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* AmicableExes : If you choose to answer Cook in a neutral way at the beginning of the game, Willmore's relationship with his ex-wife will be more cordial. For instance, Willmore will find a letter from his ex-wife on his Bureau desk, she will leave him messages on his answering machine ending on a "I miss you" note and will be nicer to him.
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* EvilGloating: [[spoiler: Cook's little speech near the end of the game on why he betrayed you while he beats you up.]]
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* EvilGloating: [[spoiler: Cook's little speech near the end of the game on why he betrayed you while he beats is beating you up.]]
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** TheHero: Craig Wil;moreWillmore
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* ShoutOut: See the [[ShoutOut/TheXFiles sub-page]] listing Shout Outs from the whole franchise.
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The Soundtrack alone is terrifying
.* BrownEyes: Willmore.
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* BringMeMyBrownPants: A good idea. The Soundtrack alone is terrifying.
* BrownEyes: Willmore.
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.* BrownEyes: Willmore.
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* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Subverted in the FullMotionVideo. During your investigation, you find Scully's laptop. It's password-protected, and you can ask Skinner for suggestions on what the password might be. None of his guesses (such as "faith") are correct, and after three incorrect tries the laptop locks you out. [[spoiler:In fact, it's impossible to gain access to the laptop. You have to send it to the FBI's IT division to get it hacked, so that it can later be stolen just before you get the information inside.]]
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* Determinator: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Willmore...
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* Determinator: {{Determinator}}: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Willmore...
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''The X-Files Game'' is a video game SpinOff to ''Series/TheXFiles''. It is notable for not featuring Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFilesFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Our story begins with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
Our story begins with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
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''The X-Files Game'' is a video game SpinOff to ''Series/TheXFiles''. It is notable for not featuring Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFilesFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Willmore.
Our story begins with AgentWilmore Willmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
Our story begins with Agent
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* AgentScully: Wilmore, judging by his sceptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Wilmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at {{Stake Out}}s or don't react quickly enough, but also if you shoot people or act irresponsibly.
* BittersweetEnding: Why else would Wilmore need the [[spoiler: Stilleto again "soon"?]]
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Wilmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at {{Stake Out}}s or don't react quickly enough, but also if you shoot people or act irresponsibly.
* BittersweetEnding: Why else would Wilmore need the [[spoiler: Stilleto again "soon"?]]
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* AgentScully: Wilmore, Willmore, judging by his sceptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes withWilmore Willmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at{{Stake Out}}s stake out or don't react quickly enough, but also if you shoot people or act irresponsibly.
* BittersweetEnding: Why else wouldWilmore Willmore need the [[spoiler: Stilleto again "soon"?]]
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at
* BittersweetEnding: Why else would
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* BrownEyes: Wilmore.
* TheCharmer: Wilmore tries to be charming. It's more funny than anything, though.
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* BrownEyes: Wilmore.
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* TheCharmer:Wilmore Willmore tries to be charming. It's more funny than anything, though.
* TheCharmer:
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* Determinator: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Wilmore...
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been making Wilmore become too much of a jerk (preventing a game over in most cases) and most of the suspicious characters can be avoided by just common sense or finding ways around them. By the 3rd and 4th disc of the game, the difficulty skyrockets where any mistake you make in responses will be your last, going to the wrong room can result in death, and there are at least two segments where you have to have your gun drawn at all times because enemies will pop out unexpectedly and they will kill you if you don't react fast enough.
* DoggedNiceGuy: [[spoiler: Wilmore's best buddy Cook isn't the nicest guy on Earth.]]
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been making Wilmore become too much of a jerk (preventing a game over in most cases) and most of the suspicious characters can be avoided by just common sense or finding ways around them. By the 3rd and 4th disc of the game, the difficulty skyrockets where any mistake you make in responses will be your last, going to the wrong room can result in death, and there are at least two segments where you have to have your gun drawn at all times because enemies will pop out unexpectedly and they will kill you if you don't react fast enough.
* DoggedNiceGuy: [[spoiler: Wilmore's best buddy Cook isn't the nicest guy on Earth.]]
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* Determinator: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Wilmore...
Willmore...
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been makingWilmore Willmore become too much of a jerk (preventing a game over in most cases) and most of the suspicious characters can be avoided by just common sense or finding ways around them. By the 3rd and 4th disc of the game, the difficulty skyrockets where any mistake you make in responses will be your last, going to the wrong room can result in death, and there are at least two segments where you have to have your gun drawn at all times because enemies will pop out unexpectedly and they will kill you if you don't react fast enough.
* DoggedNiceGuy: [[spoiler:Wilmore's Willmore's best buddy Cook isn't the nicest guy on Earth.]]
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been making
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** TheHero: Craig Wilmore
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** TheHero: Craig WilmoreWil;more
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* FourPhilosophyEnsemble: Wilmore's the realist, Scully's the Cynisist, Mulder's the Idealist and Cook's Apathetic.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shoot Wilmore is that he's got problems.
* IdiotHero: You can turn Wilmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Wilmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shoot Wilmore is that he's got problems.
* IdiotHero: You can turn Wilmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Wilmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
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* FourPhilosophyEnsemble: Wilmore's Willmore's the realist, Scully's the Cynisist, Cynic, Mulder's the Idealist and Cook's Apathetic.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shootWilmore Willmore is that he's got problems.
* IdiotHero: You can turnWilmore Willmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turnWilmore Willmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shoot
* IdiotHero: You can turn
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn
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-->'''Wilmore''': Cover me!
-->'''Cook''': (Enthusiastically) You Got it!
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Wilmore’s reaction when he learns [[spoiler: that he indirectly caused his friend Jon Amis (the bloke from the crime lab) to get radiation poisoning.]]
-->'''Cook''': (Enthusiastically) You Got it!
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Wilmore’s reaction when he learns [[spoiler: that he indirectly caused his friend Jon Amis (the bloke from the crime lab) to get radiation poisoning.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
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* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Wilmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
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* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Wilmore Willmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
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* VisualNovel: Imitates this.
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* VisualNovel: Imitates this.Similar to the style. It uses full motion video technology called Virtual Cinema, and it includes a large number of cut scenes.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian and Wilmore is this.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian and Wilmore is this.Willmore.
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''The X-Files Game'' is a video game SpinOff to ''Series/TheXFiles''. It is notable for not featuring Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
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''The X-Files Game'' is a video game SpinOff to ''Series/TheXFiles''. It is notable for not featuring Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' ''Film/TheXFilesFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
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* AgentScully: Wilmore, judging by his skeptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
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* AgentScully: Wilmore, judging by his skeptical sceptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
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* NightmareFuel: straddles the line between this and ParanoiaFuel.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
* PressXToNotDie: Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
* PressXToNotDie: Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
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* NightmareFuel: straddles the line between this and ParanoiaFuel.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
* PressXToNotDie:PressXToNotDie:
** Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
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** Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
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''The X-Files Game is a video game SpinOff to Series/TheXFiles. It is notable because it doesn't feature Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Our story starts up with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
Our story starts up with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
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''The X-Files Game Game'' is a video game SpinOff to Series/TheXFiles. ''Series/TheXFiles''. It is notable because it doesn't feature for not featuring Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Our storystarts up begins with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
Our story
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* TheWoobie: Between all of the messages from his Ex-Wife (nice or not) the suicide notes you can read if you shoot Wilmore in a cutscene and the [[spoiler: guy's partner kicking the poor bloke's stomach in]] you have to at least feel a little bad for Wilmore.
** Coupled with a bit of a TearJerker, if you've read his diary and know how it ends.
** Coupled with a bit of a TearJerker, if you've read his diary and know how it ends.
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->''"The Truth... is out there."''
''The X-Files Game is a video game SpinOff to Series/TheXFiles. It is notable because it doesn't feature Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Our story starts up with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
You are brought into his office to meet this "Big Gun". His name is Skinner, and you are assigned to find his two missing agents, [[ShmuckBait Mulder and Scully]].
The game has a VisualNovel-like format, giving you three choices at certain occasions that affect the game play and how people react to you. A notable example connected to MythArc of the series is that you can chose what to say to [[spoiler: X]], and how he reacts. These three choices are best described as "The X track" for answers involving rage and careless responses, "Paranoid" for answers that show you are worried or serious, and "Indifferent" for answers that are apathetic. Depending on which you choose, the game can quickly devolve into a Conga of NightmareFuel and ParanoiaFuel.
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!! Tropes in this work include:
* AgentMulder: Believer into the paranormal
* AgentScully: Wilmore, judging by his skeptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Wilmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at {{Stake Out}}s or don't react quickly enough, but also if you shoot people or act irresponsibly.
* BittersweetEnding: Why else would Wilmore need the [[spoiler: Stilleto again "soon"?]]
* BringMeMyBrownPants: A good idea. The Soundtrack alone is terrifying.
* BrownEyes: Wilmore.
* TheCharmer: Wilmore tries to be charming. It's more funny than anything, though.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: [[spoiler: This is one way to describe cook, since he apparently went rogue for "money".]]
* Determinator: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Wilmore...
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been making Wilmore become too much of a jerk (preventing a game over in most cases) and most of the suspicious characters can be avoided by just common sense or finding ways around them. By the 3rd and 4th disc of the game, the difficulty skyrockets where any mistake you make in responses will be your last, going to the wrong room can result in death, and there are at least two segments where you have to have your gun drawn at all times because enemies will pop out unexpectedly and they will kill you if you don't react fast enough.
* DoggedNiceGuy: [[spoiler: Wilmore's best buddy Cook isn't the nicest guy on Earth.]]
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[spoiler: If you shoot Cook then the alien becomes you.. no exceptions... so you lose.]]
* FiveManBand: A strange one using the two FBI partners and Astadorian:
** TheHero: Craig Wilmore
** TheLancer: Mark Cook
** TheChick: Mary Astadorian
** TheBigGuy: Fox Mulder
** TheSmartGuy: Dana Scully
* ForTheEvulz: And the money. [[spoiler: But Cook's so jaded that he seems to enjoy giving his old best friend a completely undeserved beatdown.]]
* ForeShadowing: Plenty, [[spoiler: We first see Rouch quite early on, Cook's dialogue is full of it and X gives us a little too. Not to mention the book on aliens in Mulder's room.]]
* FourPhilosophyEnsemble: Wilmore's the realist, Scully's the Cynisist, Mulder's the Idealist and Cook's Apathetic.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shoot Wilmore is that he's got problems.
* IdiotHero: You can turn Wilmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Wilmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
* LargeHam: Cook is this when he's not busy being [[spoiler: one big foreshadowing.]]
-->'''Wilmore''': Cover me!
-->'''Cook''': (Enthusiastically) You Got it!
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Wilmore’s reaction when he learns [[spoiler: that he indirectly caused his friend Jon Amis (the bloke from the crime lab) to get radiation poisoning.]]
* NightmareFuel: straddles the line between this and ParanoiaFuel.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
* PressXToNotDie: Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
** Many of the multiple choice questions can result in you being killed/fired/etc if you make the wrong choice.
* SassyBlackWoman: The receptionist at the motel. She is generally annoyed by your presence, hopes that there is no dead body in the motel because she has a final exam coming up, gets annoyed when you ask her to get a copy of the billing records, and gets ticked off if you ring the bell too many times. She'll always have some form of sass with everything she says.
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Wilmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* UselessItem: The handcuffs have no use at all. You can use it on people to arrest them, but it results in you being fired for wrongful arrest.
* VisualNovel: Imitates this.
* WhoShotJFK?: The onsite doctor examining [[spoiler: Wong]] thinks that aliens did.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian and Wilmore is this.
* TheWoobie: Between all of the messages from his Ex-Wife (nice or not) the suicide notes you can read if you shoot Wilmore in a cutscene and the [[spoiler: guy's partner kicking the poor bloke's stomach in]] you have to at least feel a little bad for Wilmore.
** Coupled with a bit of a TearJerker, if you've read his diary and know how it ends.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadorian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
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''The X-Files Game is a video game SpinOff to Series/TheXFiles. It is notable because it doesn't feature Agent Mulder and Agent Scully as the protagonists. They were working on ''Film/TheXFileFightTheFuture'' at the time. The protagonist of the story is DeadpanSnarker Seattle FBI agent named Craig Wilmore.
Our story starts up with Agent Wilmore arriving late to work and bumping into his best friend and partner, Mark Cook, who explains that a "Big Gun from DC is [there]". Following this, you are given a choice of what to say before you are called to face your boss [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Shanks]]
You are brought into his office to meet this "Big Gun". His name is Skinner, and you are assigned to find his two missing agents, [[ShmuckBait Mulder and Scully]].
The game has a VisualNovel-like format, giving you three choices at certain occasions that affect the game play and how people react to you. A notable example connected to MythArc of the series is that you can chose what to say to [[spoiler: X]], and how he reacts. These three choices are best described as "The X track" for answers involving rage and careless responses, "Paranoid" for answers that show you are worried or serious, and "Indifferent" for answers that are apathetic. Depending on which you choose, the game can quickly devolve into a Conga of NightmareFuel and ParanoiaFuel.
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!! Tropes in this work include:
* AgentMulder: Believer into the paranormal
* AgentScully: Wilmore, judging by his skeptical reaction to the whole [[spoiler: alien]] thing.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Many scenes with Wilmore and Astadorian end in this. Especially after the [[spoiler: explosion where they share their FirstKiss.]]
* BadEnd: If you do the wrong thing at {{Stake Out}}s or don't react quickly enough, but also if you shoot people or act irresponsibly.
* BittersweetEnding: Why else would Wilmore need the [[spoiler: Stilleto again "soon"?]]
* BringMeMyBrownPants: A good idea. The Soundtrack alone is terrifying.
* BrownEyes: Wilmore.
* TheCharmer: Wilmore tries to be charming. It's more funny than anything, though.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: [[spoiler: This is one way to describe cook, since he apparently went rogue for "money".]]
* Determinator: A normal agent would've point blank refused to continue when the [[spoiler: aliens]] got involved, but Wilmore...
* DifficultySpike: Most of your responses can be altered to be nice if you had been making Wilmore become too much of a jerk (preventing a game over in most cases) and most of the suspicious characters can be avoided by just common sense or finding ways around them. By the 3rd and 4th disc of the game, the difficulty skyrockets where any mistake you make in responses will be your last, going to the wrong room can result in death, and there are at least two segments where you have to have your gun drawn at all times because enemies will pop out unexpectedly and they will kill you if you don't react fast enough.
* DoggedNiceGuy: [[spoiler: Wilmore's best buddy Cook isn't the nicest guy on Earth.]]
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[spoiler: If you shoot Cook then the alien becomes you.. no exceptions... so you lose.]]
* FiveManBand: A strange one using the two FBI partners and Astadorian:
** TheHero: Craig Wilmore
** TheLancer: Mark Cook
** TheChick: Mary Astadorian
** TheBigGuy: Fox Mulder
** TheSmartGuy: Dana Scully
* ForTheEvulz: And the money. [[spoiler: But Cook's so jaded that he seems to enjoy giving his old best friend a completely undeserved beatdown.]]
* ForeShadowing: Plenty, [[spoiler: We first see Rouch quite early on, Cook's dialogue is full of it and X gives us a little too. Not to mention the book on aliens in Mulder's room.]]
* FourPhilosophyEnsemble: Wilmore's the realist, Scully's the Cynisist, Mulder's the Idealist and Cook's Apathetic.
* HeroicBSOD: The reason given if you shoot Wilmore is that he's got problems.
* IdiotHero: You can turn Wilmore into this.
* {{Jerkass}}: You can turn Wilmore into this as well, but doing it at the wrong times can result in a game over.
* LargeHam: Cook is this when he's not busy being [[spoiler: one big foreshadowing.]]
-->'''Wilmore''': Cover me!
-->'''Cook''': (Enthusiastically) You Got it!
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Wilmore’s reaction when he learns [[spoiler: that he indirectly caused his friend Jon Amis (the bloke from the crime lab) to get radiation poisoning.]]
* NightmareFuel: straddles the line between this and ParanoiaFuel.
* ParanoiaFuel: If you’re squeamish, don’t choose the “paranoid” or “serious” options too much.
* PressXToNotDie: Some scenes require you to shoot enemies and failure to do so will get you shot and killed.
** Many of the multiple choice questions can result in you being killed/fired/etc if you make the wrong choice.
* SassyBlackWoman: The receptionist at the motel. She is generally annoyed by your presence, hopes that there is no dead body in the motel because she has a final exam coming up, gets annoyed when you ask her to get a copy of the billing records, and gets ticked off if you ring the bell too many times. She'll always have some form of sass with everything she says.
* TheManyDeathsOfYou: There are ''tons'' of ways that Wilmore can die and most of them have their own unique bad ending in how you met your demise.
* UselessItem: The handcuffs have no use at all. You can use it on people to arrest them, but it results in you being fired for wrongful arrest.
* VisualNovel: Imitates this.
* WhoShotJFK?: The onsite doctor examining [[spoiler: Wong]] thinks that aliens did.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of tension between Astadorian and Wilmore is this.
* TheWoobie: Between all of the messages from his Ex-Wife (nice or not) the suicide notes you can read if you shoot Wilmore in a cutscene and the [[spoiler: guy's partner kicking the poor bloke's stomach in]] you have to at least feel a little bad for Wilmore.
** Coupled with a bit of a TearJerker, if you've read his diary and know how it ends.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Astadorian, as it turns out, was way off. So was Cook, [[spoiler: but he was [[BlatantLies lying anyway.]]]]
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