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When you jump into Being One: Episode 5 – Infection, you’re thrown right back into that eerie lab you’ve been poking around in all along. The lighting’s as moody as ever, with flickering fluorescents casting long shadows down every hallway. You’ll find yourself sneaking past grotesque creatures, holding your breath as you solve a string of logical puzzles that make you feel just clever enough to keep going – until the next monster lunges at you, that is.
The way the game layers its story is pretty neat. It hands you logs and snippets of conversation to piece together what went wrong in this facility, and by the time you’re underground in the final zone, you’ll have a solid grip on the twisted experiment at the heart of it all. It’s never a straight line forward; you’re always looping back to unlock doors you once passed or reactivating power nodes that once scared you witless. That gives the whole thing a tight, labyrinthine feel without ever letting you wander aimlessly.
Sound design is where Infection really shines. Every drip of water, every distant hiss, and every sudden burst of static over the intercom puts you right on edge. The ambient music barely sits in the background, choosing instead to punctuate just the right moments to jolt you awake. Sometimes you’ll catch yourself pausing in a silent hallway, listening for any hint of movement before daring to inch forward again.
By the time you’re wrapping up Episode 5, you’ll have that satisfying mix of relief and residual adrenaline rush only good horror games deliver. It wraps up the Being One saga in a neat, if unsettling, package—tying up loose ends while still letting you imagine what happens next. If you’ve been along for the ride from the start, this finale is a fitting crescendo; and if you’re new, you’ll find it’s a perfectly spooky invitation to binge the previous four chapters.