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In the Eternal War between Good and Evil…Hell Wants You.
You are Ryan Lennox, a renegade angel recruited by Hell to restore
the balance between Good and Evil.
Etherlight, Heaven’s own secret agency, has eliminated most of Hell’s
earthly agents and is preparing its final blow against its eternal rival.
Armed with diabolic supernatural powers and military grade weaponry,
enter a dangerous world of deception and betrayal, and unleash Hell
on Earth!
The president of EtherLight — the armed hands of Heaven on Earth —
has created technology that can remove mankind’s free will.
He intends to use it during the Millennium Eclipse, when Earth will be
out of Heaven’s sight for a short period of time.
The natural infernal enemy of EtherLight — the Abyss — must defend
itself, but EtherLight has assassinated all its elite forces.
Hell’s power is now seriously under threat. The only top agent who can
help Abyss is you, Ryan Lennox — once fired by EtherLight for your
unorthodox way of solving problems.
During this battle, you will find out not only what EtherLight’s real aim is
— but also the real reason behind Abyss’ decision to hire you.
1. Make sure the system requirements shown on the game packaging match
those of your machine. Place the Infernal DVD into the DVD drive of your
PC. The disc will autorun and display the installation screen. (Note: If the
installation program does not launch automatically, double-click the MY
COMPUTER icon on your desktop, double-click the DVD drive icon,
and finally, double-click install.exe.)
2. Accept the license agreement and then click Install Game to begin
the installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete
installation, including the installation of additional programs. You need
these to run Infernal.
3. After installation, a shortcut icon of Infernal will appear on your desktop.
Double-click the icon to launch the game. (Note: If you have problems
launching the game after installation, try restarting your PC.)
To uninstall the game, click Start # Programs # Playlogic # Infernal #
Uninstall Infernal. Removing the game also deletes all your saved games.
NOTE: This game supports the Ageia physics card for additional visual
and physics effects. For more information about Ageia and Ageia hardware,
please visit the Ageia website: http://www.ageia.com/
Audio
Infernal supports Sound Blaster ® audio. Sound Blaster ® X-Fi sound cards blur
the line between gaming and reality. To truly experience audio beyond your
imagination in Infernal, you must have one of the Sound Blaster ® X-Fi series.
So upgrade your PC audio to one of Sound Blaster ® X-Fi series for the most
thrilling gaming audio ever. To learn more about Sound Blaster ® X-Fi sound
cards, please visit http://www.soundblaster.com.
J Adjust your game audio volume settings through the Options Audio menu.
Video — Important Note Regarding Graphics and Having
the Best Possible Experience
Infernal uses some of the most advanced rendering techniques available
today for special effects and to achieve real-time performance for a great
game-playing experience. The game was largely developed and tested on
NVIDIA ® GeForceTM FX, 6 Series, and 7 Series graphics cards and the intended
experience can be more fully realized on NVIDIA GeForce 7 Series graphics
hardware. On a GeForce 7 series card you will be able to turn on all
of the NVIDIA special effect features at higher resolutions in the game.

Forward/Back
MOVEMENT
W/S
Left/Right A/D
Jump Spacebar
Action E
Sneak left Shift
Look around mouse
Attack
COMBAT
left mouse button
Infernal attack right mouse button
Reload weapon R
Cease fire left Alt
Change weapon middle mouse wheel or 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Use item
MISCELLANEOUS ACTIONS
F
Inventory left Ctrl
Teleportation Q
Infernal Vision Z
Objective Tab
Quick save F5
Quick load F9
Pause
MENUS
P
In-game menu Esc
Moving the camera
Use the mouse to move the camera in the direction you want to look.
Ryan will turn his head in this direction too.
Moving Ryan
Use the keyboard to move Ryan. Default keys are: W/S for forward/back,
A to move left, D to move right and Spacebar is to jump. You can change
the key configuration at any time during the game by displaying
the in-game menu (press Esc).
Sneak
Ryan will walk slowly and silently whenever you press and hold the Sneak
key (default left Shift). Use this mode to hide behind objects.
Back against the wall/Looking around corners
Ryan will put his back against an object or a wall when you press
the Forward key (default W) when Ryan is standing in front of the
object/wall. This is a useful technique for sliding along walls or objects
or for looking around corners. Press the Back key (default S), when you
want Ryan to move normally again.
Moving/Leaning out/Shooting from cover
While standing against the wall, Ryan can move left/right (default A/D)
and lean out from behind a corner. In addition, he will lean out above
an object when you press the Forward key (default W), but you can only
perform this action when the object is smaller than the Ryan. When Ryan
is leaning out, press and hold the Cover Fire key (default left Alt) to shoot
from behind cover.
Quick roll
Quickly double-click any movement key (W/S/A/D) to have Ryan make
a quick roll in the key’s direction. After Ryan receives Infernal powers,
he will be invisible while doing a quick roll.
Quick load
You can quick-load (default F9) and quick-save (default F5) the game.
You can alternately manually load and save by pressing Esc to display
the in-game menu.

Once you either select a new game and difficulty level, or load a save
game, you can start playing the game. You will find many different
weapons and gain new powers as you advance through the game.
The screenshot below shows the basic elements of the game’s interface.
2
4
1
5
1 Visor — Move the visor with your mouse. The visor allows you to target
enemies and objects, or just look around. The visor changes appearance
to indicate its different functionalities. (See page 8.)
2 Health bar — Shows Ryan’s level of health. If the health bar drops
to zero, the game ends and it’s time to try again. (See page 7.)
3 Mana bar — Indicates the amount of Mana Ryan has. You use Mana
to perform Infernal Attacks and Teleportation. (See page 7.)
4 Selected Weapon — Shows your currently selected weapon. You can
select other weapons (if available) by using the mouse wheel
or by pressing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. (See pages 12-13.)
5 Selected Item — Shows your currently selected item. Use this item
by pressing the Use Item key (default F). To switch to other available
items, press the Inventory key (default left Ctrl) and then use the mouse
wheel or press the Forward/Back keys (default W/S) to select different
items. (See pages 10-11.)
3
You lose health when you have been shot, stand too close to an explosion,
or are burned. When your health is used up, you die. The Health Bar is in
the lower left corner of the screen. You can regain health in three ways:
• Retrieve Health from defeated enemies, once you have received Infernal
powers. To do this, stand close to the fallen foe, aim your visor at the
defeated enemy and press the Action key (default E). (See page 8.)
• Use Infernal Vision to find Health sources. Press the Infernal Vision key
(default Z) to activate Infernal Vision. Then search for blue floating Health
sources. Walk through the Health sources during an Infernal Vision episode
to automatically pick up the Health source.
• Find medicine to heal yourself.
Mana is the essential devilish power that the Abyss boss, Mister Lucius Black,
has given to Ryan. It is the source of Ryan’s power and the basic element of his
strength. You need Mana to carry out Infernal Attacks with your weapons, for
teleporting Ryan, and to detonate an explosive during Teleportation. The Mana
Bar is in the lower right corner of the screen. To collect Mana:
• Defeat enemies. Defeating an enemy automatically gives you Mana.
• Find Mana sources by using Infernal Vision. Press the Infernal Vision key
(default Z) to activate Infernal Vision. All red floating objects are sources
of Mana. Walk through the Mana sources during an Infernal Vision episode
and your Mana will increase.
• Obtain Mana automatically by entering dark or devilish surroundings,
such as graveyards and certain dungeons. Entering angelic environments,
such as churches or heavenly light, decreases your Mana. Neutral auras
don’t influence your Mana level. (To identify what kind of aura surrounds
you, check the Yin-Yang indicator next to the Mana Bar. Red indicates
a devilish aura; gray, a neutral aura; and white, an angelic aura.)
Find Health and Mana boosters while using Infernal Vision.
Finding three Health boosters increases your total Health. Collecting
three Mana boosters increases your total Mana.

Use the Action key (default E) to interact with different objects
in your surroundings. For example, you can:
• Open doors or gates.
• Use computers.
• Obtain Health, weapons and ammo from defeated enemies.
• Use turrets.
Stand within range of an object you can interact with, and point the Visor
at it. The default Visor will change to the Interaction Visor. Press the Action
key (default E) to interact with the object.
Default Visor (for aiming and shooting).
Interaction Visor (for interacting with objects).
To retrieve Health, weapons, ammo and items from a defeated enemy:
1. Stand close to a defeated enemy and aim your Visor at the fallen
character. The Visor will change to the Interaction Visor.
2. Press and hold the Action key (default E) while you retrieve all Health
from the enemy. You might also obtain ammo and other items.
Some doors can only be opened by using a password.
Use Infernal Vision (default Z) to find the secret codes. Once you find
the code, put your Visor on.
• Climb fences and ladders by standing in front of them and pressing
the Forward key (default W).
• While on a fence, climb up, down, left or right by pressing the standard
direction keys (default W/S/A/D).
• To move to the other side of a fence, press the Forward key (default W)
when Ryan is on top of the fence. (This is only possible when the fence is
not protected by barbed wire, lasers or other security measures.)
• To jump off a fence or ladder, press the Jump key (default Spacebar).
After obtaining the power of Teleportation, Ryan can teleport to other
locations within sight for a short time. This power enables Ryan to reach
hard-to-get-to locations and switches, and to teleport behind enemies.
• Press the Teleport key (default Q) to activate Teleportation mode. You have
only a short time to select a teleport location (by moving your Visor).
Press the Attack key (default left mouse button) to confirm
the teleport destination.
• Teleporting consumes Mana. If you don’t have enough Mana,
you can’t teleport.
• Ryan can obtain the power to teleport to several locations in a row
(the Teleport Visor will show one, two or three red markers, indicating
the total amount of teleports possible). Select locations by pressing
the Attack key (default left mouse button).
To start single or multiple teleports quickly (without waiting
through the location selection time), press the Infernal Attack key
(default right mouse button).

Ryan is equipped with many Abyss hi-technology devices. These useful
gadgets are vital to the completion of your mission. You can ID your
currently selected item by checking the icon in the lower right corner
of the screen.
• Press the Use Item key (default F) to use the currently selected item.
• To choose another item, press the Inventory key (default left Ctrl) to
view the Inventory and hold it down while moving the mouse wheel
up/down. If your mouse is not equipped with a mouse wheel, press
the Forward/Back keys (default W/S) to choose the item while holding
down the Inventory key.
Items you get or can find during the game are:
Goggles
Once you activate the goggles, move the mouse wheel
up/down to zoom in/out. Press the Use Item key
(default F) again to de-activate the goggles.
Teleportation Tool
Use this tool to teleport small objects and humans.
After activating the tool, use the Visor to aim it
at the object or human you want to teleport.
If the Visor changes to the Interaction Visor,
you can teleport the object/human.
• Press and hold the Attack key (default left mouse button), then move
the mouse to move the object/human. Move the mouse wheel
to teleport the object/human closer to Ryan or further away.
• Release the Attack key to stop teleporting the object/person.
Press the Use Item key (default F) to turn off the Teleportation tool.
During Teleportation, press the Infernal Attack key (default right
mouse button) to detonate an explosive. Remember: you need Mana
to detonate explosives.
Grenades
Once you have Grenades, press the Use Item key
(default F) to deploy them.
• The time lapse between pressing the Use Item key and the detonation is
always the same, so don’t hold onto the Grenade too long once you’ve
activated it!
• However, remember that if you throw the Grenade too quickly, enemies
will have enough time find cover.
Bombs
There are two kinds of Bombs: Motion Detection Bombs and Remote-
Controlled Bombs.
• Press the Use Item key (default F) to place a Motion
Detection Bombs. It will activate automatically
after a few seconds; a red laser beam indicates
when the Bomb is active. The Bomb explodes when
someone comes within range.
• A Remote-Controlled Bombs become active
immediately, once you placed them. Press the Use Item
key again to detonate it. Remember to take cover
before you detonate it. You can only use one Remote-
Controlled Bomb at a time.
When you are close to an enemy, or if you don’t have any weapons or ammo
available, you can fight using hand-to-hand combat.
• Press the Attack key (default left mouse button) when standing close
to an enemy.
• You can also use Infernal Attack (default right mouse button)
during hand-to-hand combat.

Press the Attack key (default left mouse button) to fire weapons.
Move the Visor to aim at a target.
•You can boost the firepower of any weapon you are carrying by using
Infernal Attack (default right mouse button). Remember: Infernal
Attacks cost Mana.
•To select a different weapon (if available), use the mouse wheel or press
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 (most keys give access to different types of weapons).
•Find additional weapons or ammunition inside boxes or crates,
or by searching the bodies of defeated enemies (Action key; default E).
Shurikens (1 key)
Also known as ninja stars, these are metal
with a feather edge. Can cause moderate
wounds when thrown, but have limited range.
And of course –they don’t need reloading.
You can carry up to 50 shurikens.
Pistol (2 key)
Basic gun with good accuracy, average recoil and
ability to cause moderate wounds. One clip holds
12 bullets. You can carry up to 10 clips.
Double pistol (2 key)
Similar to the normal pistol, with twice the firing
speed. Consumes a double amount of bullets per shot
and is less precise due to the double backfire.
Laser pistol (2 key)
Light gun causing minor damage, but having
minimum recoil, its accuracy is good. The interval is
shorter than that of a regular pistol. One clip holds
10 bullets. You can carry up to 8 clips.
Submachine gun (3 key)
Allows you to shoot fast, but when firing continually,
it has some recoil. This caliber does not cause a lot
of harm. One clip holds 30 bullets. You can carry
up to 5 clips.
Machine gun (3 key)
Powerful weapon able to cause serious wounds. Shoots
rapidly with moderate recoil moderate. One clip holds
30 bullets. You can carry up to 4 clips.
Assault rifle (3 key)
The most powerful of all Ryan’s machine guns.
A very effective combat gun, but its recoil is extreme.
One clip holds 30 bullets. You can carry up to 3 clips.
Flamethrower (4 key)
With a close range of about 7 meters (about 7.5 yards),
this weapon throws out a stream of burning gasoline.
Though limited in range, it is very dangerous: any enemy
caught in the flames will find his time rapidly running out.
One can contains 50 units of gasoline. You can carry
up to 3 cans. Reloading takes a relatively long time.
Welder gun (4 key)
Uses a concentrated heat ray to kill the target with
a 1.5 second hit. Uses high-pressure gas cans. You can
carry up to 4 cans. Reloading takes about 3 seconds.
Heavy beam gun (5 key)
Uses a concentrated beam of energy. You can load the
gun with up to 5 energy cores; 1 core shoots 20 energy
beams. The time interval between shots is quite long,
but a single shot is very powerful. This weapon has fairly
good accuracy, and when an energy beam reaches
a target, it explodes, harming enemies nearby.
Reloading takes about 1 second.
Rocket launcher (5 key)
Very powerful weapon. One hit can kill an entire group
of enemies, but after you launch a rocket, reloading
takes several seconds. You can carry up to 5 rockets.
Sniper rifle with the spotting scope (6 key)
One correct shot from the sniper rifle results in heavy
damage. It has stronger firepower than the assault rifle,
but also a longer interval and reloading.

Navigate through the menus by
selecting various options with your
mouse. Press Esc to cancel or go return
the previous screen. You can find the
following options in the in-game menu:
• New Game — Start a new game,
and select your difficulty level.
• Load/Save Game — Save games and load save games manually.
You can also access quick-save and autosave games.
• Options — Adjust game sound and video settings, key and mouse
configurations, language and subtitles.
If you experience slow frame-rates or odd graphical glitches,
try other or reduced video settings. Make sure you’ve installed
the latest video drivers for your video graphics card.
Project Leads
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