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Dark Deception may look like a horror game, but it’s actually Pac-Man, the creepiest, freakiest Pac-Man game you’re likely to play.

You’re tasked with roaming the corridors of the maps, collecting all the shards (Pac-Mans dots) to complete the level.  This is easier said than done though as it’s much harder to do from a first person perspective than a top-down view.  Not knowing where the enemies are means there are some real jump scares as enemies pop out from behind corners just in-front of you.

There is a story to the game, that’s something to do with you playing a cop on the run, but it doesn’t really matter, all you need to know about this game is that it is freaky first person Pac-Man and it’s great.

Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde were never this scary.

he fully knew that he’d be arrested for breaking and entering but he still reported this.

he know he’d go to jail, but he put human decency before his own freedom and called out this disgusting sexual perversion.

Why many cats hate water to begin with is because of how their fur is set up. Cats’ fur is setup so that water gets trapped in the inner parts of their coat and becomes super itchy and uncomfortable. It can lead to chills or illness because the cat cannot dry their fur out easily and their body temperature can be affected. A cat’s fear of water is similar to a human’s fear of spiders, since both can be learned but also have evolutionary reasons for existing.

However, there are plenty of cat breeds that have a different kind of fur that doesn’t trap water, and if those cats do not learn to fear water, they can really enjoy it. I have had cats who will hang out in the tub with me, as well as dogs who are terrified of a shallow kids’ pool. A lot of these “facts” about species’ preferences are more based on learned behavior than actual genetics.