Purely a sound-based trap, usually used to trick enemies into moving a certain way. In those situations, Traps are Igor’s best bet as there is a variety of them, each with different uses: Sure, players knew all about the Base-Building aspects of Chernobylite, but what about Traps they can use out in the field? Sure, it’s easy in the beginning to sneak up on the three to four NAR soldiers early on and take them out, but as the missions and levels progress, enemy spawns become more plentiful and complicated. And, funnily enough, players can actually also use these Environmental Modifiers as step stools in order to get over certain fences or walls, though doing so feels similar to using a block of gold as a paperweight, considering the high-tech nature of these machines.
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Odd how Igor knows how to build all these fantastical machines, but he is a pretty mysterious guy.
Sort of a spoiler, but helps to delay the appearance of a constant enemy called the “Black Stalker”, giving Igor time to craft a few things in preparation for his appearance. Limits the number of “wormholes” that the creatures in this game use to spawn on maps, lowering their overall appearance. This lowers the radiation generation of a map, making it safer to explore. These are buildable structures players can place on a map that lower a variety of dangerous factors one might face returning to this level time and time again. The Environmental Modifiers are probably one of the more innovative things Chernobylite does.
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