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Keith Anthony Cory as Cory voice. Kamali Minter Malcolm as Malcolm voice. Keith Ferguson Hejira as Hejira voice. Scott Menville Kyle as Kyle voice. Meg Savlov Consuela as Consuela voice.

Ciaran Reilly Reilly as Reilly voice. Keith Arem. More like this. Storyline Edit. Did you know Edit. Connections Follows The Suffering User reviews 4 Review. Top review. My thoughts. Well i just barely bought the game so so far its not to bad. Also he talks in this one which is different, because in the first one he didn't say a single word. So that messes his personality up a lot. But when he turns into the beast looks so much cooler and bad to the bone.

But then again i haven't beaten the game yet so when i do i will write another review. So far other then those glitches and the few things that they should have fixed its not to bad of a game. Details Edit. The Suffering Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Killjoy Horace P. Torque C. Killjoy Malcolm Cory Carmen.

Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? The Suffering: Ties That Bind. Edit source History Talk 0. Developer s. Midway Games Warner Brothers digital release. NA release. Not exhilarating like riding a rollercoaster, but exhilarating like watching Evil Dead or Event Horizon - the sort of paranoiainducing gore that makes you squeal and throw cushions at the television.

So, what's changed? Not a whole lot - everything that made the first game great is here. There are new malefactors such as the Triggerman a half-man, half-spider, half-lots-of-guns thing and the Arsonist a weird thing on fire, a bit like the imps from Doom , as well as some old favourites such as Burrowers and Marksmen. Old problems with it, jumping and climbing have been ironed out but the first-person mode is still largely useless - not that it infringes much on the essential aspects of the game, the third-person fighting, the disturbing atmosphere and the over-the-top gore.

Imagine the foreboding dream sequences of Max Payne , coupled with the hellish creatures of Doom and you'll get a fair idea of the pervading atmosphere. Ultimately however, it falls into the same trap that snagged the original, becoming irritatingly repetitive at times. Excellently scripted set-pieces and dialogue perforate a seemingly endless store of enemies, the surroundings soon become all too familiar and the console-restricted engine disappoints graphically.