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| - An enhanced remake of the game is included with Assault on Dark Athena, which is available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X.
- A prequel to the events of Pitch Black. Riddick must escape from the infamous Butchers Bay prison, a feat no-one has ever accomplished. The facility, constructed on a barren planet, contains three increasingly secure holding areas, and a subterranean mining operation. A captured Riddick is brought to the prison by none other than bounty hunter William J. Johns. The game is a notable aversion of The Problem with Licensed Games, being praised for its story, gameplay, and visuals. A second game based on the Riddick movies was released in 2009, Assault On Dark Athena.
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| - A prequel to the events of Pitch Black. Riddick must escape from the infamous Butchers Bay prison, a feat no-one has ever accomplished. The facility, constructed on a barren planet, contains three increasingly secure holding areas, and a subterranean mining operation. A captured Riddick is brought to the prison by none other than bounty hunter William J. Johns. Whilst Johns meets with the warden Hoxie to discuss the matter of payment, Riddick quickly gets to grips with his surroundings and starts a riot. In the confusion, he escapes into the sewer system below the prison. There, after fighting his way through mutants, he meets Pope Joe and a woman named Shirah, eventually gaining his trademarked "shined" eyes. Over the course of the game, Riddick must overcome each increasing security level of the prison before making his escape. The game is a notable aversion of The Problem with Licensed Games, being praised for its story, gameplay, and visuals. A second game based on the Riddick movies was released in 2009, Assault On Dark Athena.
- An enhanced remake of the game is included with Assault on Dark Athena, which is available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X.
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