Welcome to Challenge Number 08.

If you don’t know what the Challenge Series 2009 is all about, please read the Introduction.

Onto the Eighth challenge.

Continue where Escape 1 finished. This time you get more rebel friends and even a rocket launcher!

That’s the good new. The bad news is that some of the mod is outside and it’s dark.

Watch out for those zombies!

Shock! Horror! Surprise! You have to escape from a prison.

Conveniently there is an explosion and that is the start of your escape.

You even get some rebels to help you.

I can’t believe I haven’t asked this question before.

They way we play must affect the types of maps and mods we prefer, to waht degreee I don’t know, but I am sure it does.

I also wonder whether we change our playing style as we get better and older.

What do you think?

Sickening Sanity takes place in the sleepy town of Stillbury.

As government forces suddenly take up position around the abandoned Stillbury Hospital, you, as an unnamed protagonist, decide to investigate the matter further.

Can you survive the ancient horrors that stir in the bowels of the old building?

Welcome to Challenge Number 07.

If you don’t know what the Challenge Series 2009 is all about, please read the Introduction.

Onto the seventh challenge.

After waking up in the rubbish, you realize you need to get across to the other side of town.

Apparently a plane awaits you that can take you to safety.

Work your way through the sreets and even some sewers, join with a few rebels and get to that plane!

I have a terrible memory, and it’s not just age.

I can remember the very first SP FPS game I tried (and hated) Kingdon Honor Guard, the next FPS I tried (and LOVED!) Unreal Tournament and the first SP game I played all the way through: Unreal.

I even remember walking around a PC store and seeing Half-Life but not wanting to try it because I was worried I would lose my love of Unreal.

Welcome to Challenge Number 06.

If you don’t know what the Challenge Series 2009 is all about, please read the Introduction.

Onto the sixth challenge.