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In the offices at the start of the game, there are plaques for the developers and the game.

After the Newspaper Office has been closed, if you sneak back inside, you’ll be able to enter the Editor-in-Chief’s office. If you move the cat statues to match the cat paintings located in the office, you’ll unlock the way to a secret room. The secret room contains her articles and other pieces of lore, some items, and a list of “Suspected Downers” that is actually a list of all the Kickstarter backers.

Several of the trophy/achievement names reference popular culture, including:

• Remember, Remember – This is most likely a nod to the poem about Guy Fawkes day, which begins “Remember, remember, the fifth of November,” as this involves getting all of the collectibles. The collectible masks resemble Guy Fawkes masks.
• Resistance is Futile – The common message said by the Borg in Star Trek.
• You Do Know Jack – This may be a play on “you don’t know jack,” a phrase used to indicate you know very little.
• Baby You’re A Rich Man – This is the name of a song by the Beatles.
• Gotta Catch Them All! – The Pokémon motto/tagline.
• I Love the Smell of Chloroform in the Morning – This references a quote from the film Apocalypse Now, in which a character says, “I love the smell of napalm in the morning.”
• Snug as a Bug on a Drug – This is a play on the phrase “snug as a bug in a rug.”

The quest “Superb Meat Boy” is a reference to the game Super Meat Boy. The quest involves a man named Ed McMillen, a reference to Super Meat Boy creator Edmund McMillen.

When you’re introduced to the dolls, they’re all named after characters that Michael Caine portrayed in movies:

• Charlie Croker from The Italian Job
• Jack Carter from Get Carter
• Gonville Bromhead from Zulu
• Joe Vandeleur from A Bridge Too Far
• Nigel Powers from Goldmember
• Peachey Carnehan from The Man Who Would Be King

The plague victims are actually speaking Old English. Among other things, some of them quote phrases from the epic poem Beowulf.

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