Prototype Biohazard Bundle

Of course Alex didn't voluntarily get this "enhancement".

Instead he was part of a genetic experiment at a company called Gentek.

Having lost his memory about what exactly happened, he is now both looking for vengeance as well as his past.

The second specimen, Elizabeth Green, on the other hand meanwhile infects more and more parts of Manhattan Island with a transmutation of the virus which converts people either into mindless zombies or brutal monsters.

Prototype is an open-world game similar to Grand Theft Auto IV where the player controls Alex through a 3rd-person-view.

He is able to freely roam about Manhattan Island with iconic scenery like Central Park and Times Square.

But instead of stealing cars and mugging old ladies, Alex feels more like going the Spider-Man route.

By sprinting against a wall, he is able to climb and jump up to the roof fast.

Thanks to his supernatural jump ability and his invulnerability to falling damage, he can then traverse the city from above instead of making his way through rush hour.

Of course monsters like hunters as well as the military have the means to reach him even up there.

To defend himself, Alex has several powers at his disposal.

He can lift heavy objects and throw them at enemies, making it easy to take down even a full-blown helicopter.

He also has the already mentioned ability to shape shift into any person he manages to grab and consume.

When done without being seen, it removes the heat from Alex and will, just as hiding does, eventually put his human pursuers back to sleep.

The monsters on the other hand will keep at him.

It also enables him to enter areas he couldn’t access before.

Other powers include claws, a shield, fists like boulders that make for a g

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