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* [[Monster Misogyny]]: The monsters will only attack the female reporters, ignoring the cameraman and sound technician.
* [[Monster Misogyny]]: The monsters will only attack the female reporters, ignoring the cameraman and sound technician.
** When you get the male reporter Mark, though, the monsters go for him too.
** When you get the male reporter Mark, though, the monsters go for him too.
* [[No Export for You]]: The game was never licensed for a US release.
* [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]
* [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]
* [[Timed Mission]]: The player has until his [[Justified Trope|film runs out]] to complete each level, but since they are usually given just over 30 minutes per level, it's rarely an issue.
* [[Timed Mission]]: The player has until his [[Justified Trope|film runs out]] to complete each level, but since they are usually given just over 30 minutes per level, it's rarely an issue.

Revision as of 11:10, 28 November 2018

Michigan: Report from Hell is a Survival Horror video game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture for the Playstation2. The player controls a cameraman of the Zaka TV news crew who are investigating the strange goings on in Chicago after it's covered by a mysterious fog along with sound engineer Jean-Philippe Brisco and one of six reporters.

The game is played from the first person perspective as the cameraman, rather than take actions himself, highlights objects for the reporter to interact with, or enemies for her to shoot. If the reporter is killed, the game will skip to the next level where you meet with a new reporter.

Despite some graphical hiccups, God-awful voice acting and a mediocre story, the camera viewfinder perspective adds a level of immersion, and the game serves as a fairly unique experience, as expected of a Suda51 game.

Tropes used in Michigan: Report From Hell include: