LightInfinity

Hey guys, feel free to turn me down on this offer but I'm calling upon you to help me find a game that I once owned, but never played. I have since forgotten part of the title of the game but I can give some information that may help. I remember that the word "key" was part of the title. Also here's a description of the game disc, it was solid black besides the game's logo, which was as expected a key. The key was silver, I think with an oval bow and several short separated bits, it also looked somewhat futuristic. I'm sorry If I have provided a small amount of info to work with, I had the game when I was around 10 or 11, and never played it, but any help on what I may be thinking of would be appreciated.

Okay, so one thing I've been noticing is that in Half-Life 2, when a door doesn't want you to go into it, there's no doorknob. I feel like in Ravenholm, Gordon would start to notice this. I think it would go something like: Gordon: *Running from Zombies* COME ON! GOTTA GET INSIDE! *tries to open a door, but realizes there's no doorknob* What the fuck!? Why do so many doors have the knobs cut off! It can't be the work of the zombies! That cut is way too clean! Is there just someone running around the country cutting off doorknobs?! Why would anyone do that?!

Dr. Kleiner: Oh, Eli, I’m sorry, but surely there’s no need for undue alarm. Alyx is well out of harm’s way by now. Alyx: Well, actually, we’re still at the Citadel. Dr. Kleiner: What? Oh, dear, but there’s really no time! The core is exceedingly close to collapse. Why, there’s no way to get far enough away without first, well – nothing short of a direct intervention in the core could possibly retard the reaction! Gordon: "Direct Intervention!?" NO WAY! If I wanted to commit suicide, I'd be in Fiji wearing nothing besides a loin cloth while I'm slow roasted by natives praying to Quetzlcoatl... Wait, that's an Aztec god. I guess my brain is still a little scrambled from being buried under rubble.