(NE Part 20) Thanks Craig, for finding me, and bringing me back planetside, and for getting me another new job... And for understanding. With James's revenge tour finished, perhaps he can settle down for a little while.

(NE Part 19) For the crime of gathering the deadly Lilac Death chemical together, with the intent to kill thousands and thousands of people on Sorgo and possibly even Clouto, the street has found you, Ramone, guilty and sentences you to death. Sometimes you have to become the Karma that someone has earned. He was also armed so, ya know, 2A self-defense and whatnot.

(NE Part 18) Goodbye, Warden Avatar. And you can take your fake Neanderthal cult with you. Don't let the door hit you on the ass on the way out. It's only fitting that a follower I used berzerk on took ya out, you ignorant fool. {Editors' Note: Just pretend that ending didn't happen that way. I have an explanation, but it will take a while.}

(NE Part 17) Warden Avatar must be stopped. Now simply to locate him and arrest him, or defend myself with a firearm as soon as I find him.

(NE Part 16) Got dammit! Now I gotta stop dumbass, Warden Avatar, from doing whatever stupid shit he's about to do. {Editors' Note: Don't do cults, kids. Do drugs instead.}

(NE Part 15) I think a video I had recorded got corrupted or something because I can't find it anywhere. So, Warden Avatar had one of his guys knock James out as soon as the shipment of Lilac Death was located by james. The Psy-Fighter then awoke and began his pursuit after the band of morons through the stations many large rooms to stop the cult leader from killing the thousands on this space station.

(NE Part 14) And I don't mean the car. There is a bit of a jump-cut here because an insignificant scene between the end of the last video and the beginning of this one happens. Don't even worry about it. {Editors' Note: I didn't forget about Neuro, it is simply a pain to run on a modern system and modern hardware. It was never meant to be in the Western hemisphere, much less on Windows 10, or even in English. And I'm kinda busy sometimes.}

(NE Part 13) When even a complete moron like James can easily see through your shallow con, you know you need to re-write your cult's elevator pitch. Also, "We want to minimize the collateral, without becoming overly sentimental." That is the most Russian phrase I think I have ever heard.

(NE Part 12) The quickest path towards the target is a straight line.

(NE Part 11) The brilliant game designers that created the maps for this game had to account for the ability for the player to have extra-vision and the Resonator gun. The heat vision and Rez-gun combo is such a significant advantage over most enemies, that the maps have to be mazes with very tall ceilings and big corners. It's easy to get lost and now that these gangsters have explosives, things will get interesting.

(NE Part 10) Kate is gone, Craig is a backstabber, and a huge shipment of chemical weapons is being offloaded to a criminal. If you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself.

(NE Part 9) I need another take for that one. So Craig sold us out and got Kate killed in the process. Now what?

(NE Part 8) Well, that ended in a fiery explosion. That happens sometimes. Move on quickly before you are consumed by the flames, too.

(NE Part 6) If she finds out you are on the run from the Mafia and the police at the same time, and she not only is ok with it but she helps you, just marry her. She's a keeper. (Editor's Note: This game is way more difficult than I was lead to believe. Either that or I am getting worse at video games.}

(NE Part 5) Hi, Craig's ex! How are you? Hope all is well. {Editors' Note: I apologize for dying so much. This game is much more difficult than it looks like to play. It's really clunky and slow, and the gameplay is about as janky as the dialogue.}

(NE Part 4) Getting a hold of Ramone's financial trial to freeze his assets seemed like a longshot when Craig mentioned it, but he has a man on the inside to help us out with that. He owes Craig a favor so he is calling that favor in now. Who knew it would be this simple? I would think Ramone would have covered his tracks a little better, but I guess not.

(NE Part 3) Ramone is a slippery bastard, and with a list of crimes a mile long, it is better to deal with him some kind of way than let him walk free. Time to stop screwing around and take him down. {Editors' Note: I know the voices of the characters are just so weird, just deal with it. English is probably these voice actors' third language and they are translating from Russian. This will pay off, I assure you.}

(NE Part 2) James Graveson is the character we are inhabiting for the entirety of this game. You can judge him how you wish, but he is an idiot. A low IQ simpleton with the rank of Psi-Fighter in "The Bureau." I'm going to assume the Brueau is the space feds. Craig Richards is the cocksure and arrogant superior officer that is leading James by the nose (sort of because he needs that and partially because James is a combat trained warrior in his own right). He might not admit it, but Craig is glad to have James with him.

(NE Part 1) This title is from a bunch of Russian game developers that was never released in the West and explores the mind, flaws in governmental agencies, and the essence of human nature. This is a tall order for any artist or thinker to deal with, much less put it into an easy to digest and entertaining format like a video game. This game was made in 2006 and never translated to English, yet a couple of years ago a Taiwanese company got a hold of this game, went line by line translating exactly from Russian to English, and made this game run on a modern operating system. This is a miracle in video game form that not many people even know about. Enjoy! {Editors' Note: Huge shout out to Tehsnakerer on youtube for letting me know about this one. Check him out and show him some love because he is one of the few good ones left on that platform. And while you are there, tell him to get his blimey ass over to Rumble. Tell him I sent you} {Post Editors' Note Note: Give this game a chance, y'all. I know the voicework and the delivery of every spoken word of dialogue is painful but trust me, this is solid gold.}