Shadow Man: 2econd Coming

Released

2002 on PlayStation 2

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Developers

Acclaim Studios Teesside

Moby Score

6.7

#14,865 of 158K

Critics

64% (16)

Players

(7)

Ranking

#986 on PlayStation 2

Collected By

37 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Setting: Cyberpunk / dark sci-fi
Narrative: Horror
Misc: Regional differences

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In the sequel you are once again Mike LeRoi - Shadow Man. You have to fight with evil demons in our world and in the world of undeads using voodoo skills. Now your opponents are group of sadistic demons, who want to return their leader, Asmadeus, from the Pit to befall humanity. Combining combat with stealth you have to solve some puzzles during night and day. You have multiple paths to stop them, which lead you through seven massive locations.

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Studio Head	John Flynn
Producer	Nick Bagley
Lead Design	Jonathan Heckley Mathew Ward
Design	Stephen Murphy James O'Brien
Storyline	Guy Miller Simon Phipps
Lead Programmer	Martin Fuller
Engine & Tools	Martin Fuller David DePauw Leslie Long Stuart McKenna
AI	John May Odin Taylor
Control	Paul Taylor Andy Baker
FX Coding	Michael Neve
FX Editing	Robert Nash Jonathan Heckley Stephen Murphy Trevor Storey
Audio	Neil Paterson
Programmers	Andrew Seed Andrew Taylor
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Trivia

In what might have been a crowning moment of tastelessness in an era filled with tasteless decisions, Acclaim Entertainment had plans to advertise Shadow Man: 2econd Coming on real tombstones, and pay the relatives of the deceased for the space. It isn't known if they actually managed to convince anyone to sell their loved one's space for some quick cash, but it's more likely that the entire scheme was just a stunt to keep Acclaim's name in the papers and magazines.

German version

In the German version, all gore effects and corpses which are part of the level design (all in all three) were removed. Additionally most blood was recoloured green.