And once again, Torque must choose to walk on path of angels for redemption, or travel the road to hell with bloodthirsty glee. The evil forces have also migrated from the island and found a new home lurking in the shadows and backalleys of Baltimore. Of course, Torque wasn't the only thing to escape from Carnate Island. Regardless of how the game starts though, Torque's new goal remains the same tracking down Blackmoore, the mystery man responsible for the events from the first game. In fact, players with a save file from the original game will be treated to a different opening sequence, determined by the path chosen in the first game. The Suffering: Ties That Bind picks up immediately after this point. The original game ended with Torque finally escaping from Carnate Island as either a wrongly accused man or a heartless killer, depending on the moral path the player chose. As the game progresses, the player is forced to make a number of different moral choices, ultimately determining Torque's guilt or innocence in the involvement of the slaughter he was convicted of. Torque ends up uncovering a twisted plot involving dark conspiracies and occult experimentations, all of which mysteriously ties into the murder of his family. While Torque is awaiting execution on Carnate Island, Abbott Penitentiary comes under siege by a host of twisted demons.
In case you missed the story the first time around, The Suffering centered on Torque, a man convicted of murdering his wife and two children in a blind rage. Now, Midway is making a return visit to everyone's favorite demon fighting convict with The Suffering: Ties That Bind. The game's unique character designs and entertaining plot also helped it strike a chord with the particularly finicky gaming audience. The Suffering successfully combined the suspense and tension of a survival-horror game with the fast-paced action of some of the best shooters. When The Suffering hit store shelves last year, the game proved to be a surprise hit for Midway.
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