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Overclocked: A History Of Violence Hints

What should I be doing during this regression?

  • 1 of 13: Listen to the scene you see at the beginning of this flashback.
  • 2 of 13: Patients three and five are speaking to each other, and patient three (who is under your control), does not understand why patient five is no longer locked up.
  • 3 of 13: So, maybe we should check around and find out where he was supposed to be locked?
  • 4 of 13: If you head out of the kitchen to the hallway, and out onto the Main Square, you will find a Jail House building.
  • 5 of 13: However, it is locked.
  • 6 of 13: Once you have obtained the key, you can open the door up and head inside.
  • 7 of 13: Once you're inside, use the key once more to unlock the cell door.
  • 8 of 13: It looks like the person who was in custody in this cell has escaped through the small shaft on the wall.
  • 9 of 13: And guess where we're headed!
  • 10 of 13: Yup, you're going to need to head down there yourself to track them down.
  • 11 of 13: However, in order to do so, you're going to need to find a light source, as it's far too dark down there without one.
  • 12 of 13: Once you have the light, head through the grating.
  • 13 of 13: This will end the current flashback.