You can not teleport through doors or walls, but you can go past lasers AND into hiding spots. This ability allows you to essentially teleport past certain obstacles and enemies. This technique is tied to the Path of the Mark costume, and can only be used while wearing it.
You should be aware of how this works well before your New Game + run. This technique is unlocked midway through your normal run, and it will mitigate (somewhat) you lack of visibility. With this you get one of the best techniques in the game, however you lose any distraction item you could carry. This is unlocked through the course of your initial playthrough on normal, so on New Game + you will have access to this from the start. If you are someone who just wants to speed your way through these missions to get this done, here is what I suggest: And overall the changes do not make this that much more challenging, but there are places that can cause a mild inconvenience (specifically the last few missions with the Stalkers). The player's visibility is restricted to an area in the direction they are facing (no longer have the whole screen visible to you at any given time)Įssentially this mode requires players to have an understanding of enemy behaviors and basic level layouts. The player's noise indicator is no longer available (makes running less of an option) Enemy alert indicators (vision cones, dog "sense aura", etc) are no longer available to the player. Enemies are more aggressive: Easier to detect the player and hit much harder (everything essentially becomes a OHK) What New Game + changes to increase difficulty So although it is slightly tougher to run through, you still have a massive advantage at the jump.
New Game + is more difficult than the standard playthrough, however as the standard tradition of New Game + you have everything you unlocked with your initial playthrough. It can be accessed from the title screen as an option after the start game option. New Game + is unlocked after finishing the game on normal difficulty.
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