London (level)

London
Previous level	Somerset
Next level	Thames
Game	Resistance: Fall of Man
Character	Nathan Hale
Team	Combined forces of Unite States and United Kingdom
Weapons Obtained	Splitter (unlocked on 2nd playthrough)
Enemy weapons	Bullseye, Auger Rifle, Reaper Carbine, Arc Charger
Place	London, England
Date	July 14, 1951
Objective	Get to the Central Tower Destroy the Stalker Hold off the Chimera until reinforcements arrive
Enemies	Gray Jacks, Hardfangs, Hybrids, Leapers, Menials, Slipskulls, Stalkers, Steelheads, Titans, Widowmakers
Multiplayer map(s)	The Mall

London is the ninth campaign level of Resistance: Fall of Man.

Synopsis

Having managed to infiltrate as far as London, Hale discovers an immense tower in the heart of the city. Having convinced Rachel Parker that the Tower's destruction may result in freeing Britain from the Chimera, Hale must now fight his way through the ruins of London and clear out the landing zone allowing British and American armies to bring in supplies and heavy equipment.

Intel Documents

• Weather: Inside a small metal grate in the courtyard.
• Drowned: Inside one of the hotel rooms on the bed with a dead soldier.
• Goliath: On the first floor behind the counter.

Skill Points

• Leapin' Lizards (3 points): Take no damage from Rollers in the outskirts of London.
• Fast Like The Tortoise (2 points): Take no damage from Slipskulls in the outskirts of London.

Transcript

See London (level)/Transcript

Gallery

Concept Art

The Hotel Concept Art

Covent Gardens Concept Art

Trivia

• Environmental Artist Kory Hagney (Speaking to Lighting Artist Eric Gooch): "These levels were also difficult to pull off because there are so many views of the overhead Chimeran architecture from so many angles. It was hard to make this stuff feel like the Chimerans just placed it where they needed it regardless of the Human architecture, while maintaining the locations that Design wanted placed and keeping the number of new assets to a minimum. I also ran this stuff in a few other levels which actually called for it to be interactive."
• Portraits of George VI and Queen Victoria can be found inside a room.