Ancient Astronauts: One possible explanation on how the Tuurngait came to Earth millions of years ago - "before man was even upright".Eminess willingly offers to sever one of his hands and give it to you for the library scanner, but once you bring him a saw, his infection kicks in before he can do so, forcing you to instead lock Eminess in a server room, and search elsewhere for the hand. An Arm and a Leg: When you meet him, Dr.Unless you consider the end of Black Plague to be positive.
An Aesop: Work together or alien hiveminds will kill you in Greenland? An anvilicious aesop, considering the Tuurngait come right out and make you jump through morality hoops and encourage your selflessness.All Myths Are True: There's a grain of truth in all the Inuit legends about the Tuurngait, mysterious spirits roaming the frozen wastes of northern Greenland.as you'll discover with alarming frequency from the occasionally found textbook or old newspaper article.Either that, or it's the bad ending, as the Tuurngait trap Philip's mind in an eternal loop of his adventure, which he must suffer through forever, unable to die.All Just a Dream: The good ending in Requiem is an example of this.Air-Vent Passageway: Used at the beginning and towards the end of Black Plague.Phillip, suffering from severe Genre Blindness, instead follows the trail to a forgotten old mine somewhere in northern Greenland, where he promptly finds himself trapped and (seemingly) alone during a blizzard.Ĭreated by Frictional Games (the company that went on to make the equally terrifying Amnesia: The Dark Descent) Penumbra is also notable for its unique engine that allows solving puzzles through clicking, dragging, and directly interacting when using items, giving an especially genuine, immersive atmosphere that even earned Black Plague a nomination for best script (from The Writers Guild of Great Britain, that it ultimately lost to Overlord I). Spanning two games and an expansion pack, note Overture, Black Plague and Requiem respectively Penumbra is a Survival Horror series that follows physics professor Philip LaFresque, who, after attending to his mother's funeral, receives a letter from his long dead father Howard instructing him to destroy a breadcrumb trail of mysterious documents without reading them.
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