The enemies in Echo copy any action that you perform until they're highly dangerous walking death machines.
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In the new stealth video game Echo I'm surrounded by copies of myself, menacingly filling the hallway. There's a door at my back, but I don't want to open it. I raise my gun, but I know better than to shoot.
I think, If only the lights would go off. The enemies close in. There are so many ways out of this situation, but if I take any of them, Echo will use it against me later.
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Amazon's Echo and Echo Dot devices are good for more than shopping, listening to music and home automation. Just try asking it one of the most important questions in the Mass Effect universe. "Does this unit have a soul?"
So imagine there's this castle. You're running through it. You're trying to survive. And finally you make it. But then the castle reboots. You have to go back to the beginning. Only this time you're faced with clones. Clones of you. And they adopt the same movements you just made.
Welcome to ECHO.
