8 Interesting Facts About The Darkness

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#001
The graffiti in the game was made by working Swedish graffiti artists. Over a long session they painted pieces on a plain gray or white wall, which were then photographed and scanned in as game textures.
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#002
If you sit down with Jenny in her apartment, she and Jackie watch "To Kill a Mockingbird" on TV.
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#003
While roaming the subway in search of Jenny's place, you pass a homeless man asleep on a bench with a TV in his shopping cart showing the news. Wait long enough and a heavy metal video show follows, playing real clips by real artists at a surprisingly watchable, if tiny, screen quality: Sparanza, El Caco, Closer and others.
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#004
The game begins and ends with the line "wake up." Tomahawk's "Captain Midnight," which plays as the end credits open, starts with the same words.
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#005
A subway poster advertises a film titled "Bon apetít," with a snake-like monster gazing upward beneath the title. It is a clear nod to the 1990 movie "Tremors," starring Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward.
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#006
A subway poster advertises an orange soda called "Sulo," a nod to the real Norwegian orange soda Solo.
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#007
A poster in the subway advertises a novel titled "Chakra Assassin." It shows a bald man with a tattoo on the nape of his neck, gripping two butcher knives — a nod to the popular "Hitman" game series.
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#008
The movie poster "Jimmy Eriksson: Man-At-Arms" seen in the game pays tribute to the level designer of the same name.
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