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* [[Anthropic Principle]]
* [[Air Vent Escape]]: Deep in the lower subway.
* [[AKA
{{quote| The TMP is actually an MP 9. We incorrectly labelled it as such when the weapon was being modelled, and some gun-nerd got pissed off about it. [[Trolling Creator|So we kept it known as a TMP.]]}}
* [[And Your Reward Is Clothes]]: The hoodies and outfits. They can be found in levels or received for doing certain things, such as getting an [[Easter Egg]] or finishing certain endings.
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* [[Climax Boss]]: After chasing {{spoiler|The Doctor}} for much of the game, you finally fight him in a pistol duel at the end of the second-to-last area. Being a living human armed with a gun, his combat style is distinctly different from the abominations you've been fighting for the entirety of the game. After you beat him, the sun rises and the remainder of the game has a distinctly different tone to it (although you still have monsters to fight).
* [[Combat Pragmatist]]: Simon finds a dead person's arm dangling through the ceiling and holding a gun. Result? Now Simon has a gun!
* [[CPR: Clean, Pretty, Reliable]]: A wholesome way of reviving dead players in Co-op.
* [[Creator Provincialism]]: The mod is set in Sweden, where the two main developers live.
* [[Creepy Basement]]: Below the apartments.
* [[Creepy Child]]
* [[Damage Sponge Boss]]: Carcass, and Sawrunner in co-op and the custom campaigns.
* [[Damn You, Muscle Memory!]]: Ironsights are activated by Mouse 3, while the right mouse button does a melee attack with the gun. Try to play Killing Floor or any other damn video game after you've beaten Cry of Fear.
* [[Deliberately Monochrome]]: When {{spoiler|Simon}} appears in co-op all colors of the gameworld shift to black, grey and white. In order to turn it normal, the players must defeat him.
* [[Daylight Horror]]: The final chapter of the game, in Simon's hometown.
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* [[Down the Drain]]: The city sewers.
* [[Dual-Wielding]]: An actual gameplay mechanic.
* [[Dummied Out]]: A [
* [[Easter Egg]]: The Let's player [[Pew Die Pie]] was given a version of the mod, in which Stephano and Ruben could be found in a hard to reach room in the subway station of episode 5.
{{quote| '''Simon:''' Stephano? What the fuck, Pewdiepie?}}
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* [[Nightmare Sequence]]: {{spoiler|The entire game.}}
* [[No Name Given]]: The Police Officers in Co-op.
* [[No
* [[Notice This]]: Every item that can be picked up glows red when the player is near.
* [[Nothing Is Scarier]]: Once again the prologue, early parts of the forest, and the Long dark hallway beneath the roped off apartment. Quite tense walking through there with your phone out as you hear the voices discussing the condition of a therapy patient. Always waiting for something to start chasing you, but nothing scary actually happens. {{spoiler|at least until you open the door at the end.}}
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* [[Point of No Return]]: The final chapters.
* [[Post End Game Content]]: To collect and use all unlockables, you must beat the game at least once.
* [[Psychic
* [[Puzzle Boss]]: Mace. There is water on the floor, so one must activate all the electric switches in the room to shock him until he dies.
* [[Retraux]]: {{spoiler|David Leatherhoff still talks in text and looks exactly as he did in ''[[Afraid of Monsters]]''.}}
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* [[Scenery Gorn]]
* [[Screaming Woman]]: The {{spoiler|hanging women}} in the Forest. They double as both an environmental hazard and a [[Jump Scare]].
* [[Self -Harm]]: Simon has several gashes on his left wrist, which he had apparently cut prior to the game's start. They are visible when he injects himself with morphine.
* [[Serial Killer]]: A pedophile who murdered kids.
* [[Sinister Subway]]
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