On its surface, the game looks promising and looks like it will play just like The Dark Descent.
So let’s see what helped and held back this game. Instead, an indie developer known as The Chinese Room is responsible for this entry. The other thing that is interesting about this game is that it is not nearly as popular as its predecessor, even to the point of being forgotten rather quickly after its debut.ĭoes that make it a bad game? Well… let’s just say that it just doesn’t really leave a lasting impression. The unusual thing about this game is that Frictional Games is not involved with its development. A game we know as Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. So sometime in 2013, Frictional Games published a sequel to continue Amnesia. Even fans of the Penumbra series can appreciate this game, even more so when it was actually used as the basis of the fan-made sequel Penumbra: Necrologue. A game such as Amnesia: The Dark Descent not only became so popular in the horror genre of video games, its high replayability easily makes it well worth purchasing. When you have a game that has met unexpected success, you know that you will have a hard time topping that original success. PC/Mac/Linux (Steam), PlayStation 4, Xbox One Because this little piggy failed to outshine the older one… The more or less forgotten sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
