User:GroundZ3R0 002/Saw section

Gameplay
Saw is primarily a third-person survival horror game with action elements. The player controls David Tapp, a former detective trapped in the Jigsaw Killer's asylum filled with traps. The primary goal of the game is to traverse the asylum and solve traps placed by Jigsaw in order to escape alive. Tapp has several abilities in the game to fulfill his objectives such as searching places like toilets or corpses to find items such as weapons, health, or clues. Other items, such as case files and cassette tapes are found hidden around the asylum to provide additional information about the asylum and the victims in it.

At certain points in the game, the player will be joined by AI teammates that will help Tapp in certain tests or areas. There are also many points in the game where multiple paths can be taken to avoid certain areas or uncover hidden  items. The game can be played at two difficulty settings; normal and hard. Lighting plays a dynamic role in the game. While Tapp begins with a lighter, other light sources such as flashlights or camera flashes become available as  he progresses.

Combat
The game's combat system allows the character to block, counter-attack, and perform weak or strong attacks to fend off enemies that are  encountered. In addition, Tapp is able to curb-stomp injured enemies or activate their trap if they have one. There are over eighteen different weapons, varying from lead pipes to mop handles that available to him throughout the game. In addition to standard weapons, Tapp may recover firearms or explosives  along the way. Certain weapons may also be used for other purposes such as: cutting open a body to search it or breaking down a molding wall to  reveal hidden paths. Weapons in the game deplete upon use in real time until they are rendered unusable. Tapp's health bar, once depleted, can only be restored by hypos which can be stored in an inventory, along  with other items.

Puzzles
A few minigames have been incorporated into the  game. These include a searching game in which an X-ray  view is given to avoid dangers  like razors or syringes and grabbing a  key before a "Pain meter" fills  and wounds Tapp. Other puzzle minigames include powering fuse boxes,  placing rotating gears in a box, and aligning steam  valves, amongst  others. Finally, there  are doors rigged with shotguns attached to pulleys littered all  around  the asylum. As soon as opening such a door, the player must press a  randomly assigned button   before the pulley falls too far to avoid the gun discharging. There are  also puzzles called "environmental traps", in which Tapp must use   different elements in the environment, the in-game camera, or   go to certain locations to accomplish a task.