Amnesia: The Dark Descent Revealed [Feb 20, 2010, 2:14 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A new Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Website teases plans for the next game from Penumbra developer Frictional
Games, offering a teaser trailer for this survival/horror game in the works for
Windows, Mac, and Linux. More details are in
this announcement,
where they announce an unusual preorder scheme: "The web site also features
something of a first in the history of computer games - the 'pre-order-o-meter'.
Watch as blood fill up for every new pre-order placed! If we reach 2000
pre-orders before end of May, new content will be added to the game."
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Awesome. Everyone should pre-order this because Frictional is the only dev still making good survival horror games.
Yeah, that gameplay video on their site was scary good. 
Can't wait for this.
Can't wait for this.
Awesome. Everyone should pre-order this because Frictional is the only dev still making good survival horror games.
100% spoken for truth. People need to play the Penumbra games.
I had tried the first Penumbra demo, and really didn't care for it at all, so never really followed this dev. I did hear good stuff about Penumbra though.
Anyway, just checked out the site and the vid, and preordered. This game looks really cool. And $16 seems like a steal.
Looking forward to this now, and I'm also downloading the two Penumbra demos. Figure I'll give that another chance.
Anyway, just checked out the site and the vid, and preordered. This game looks really cool. And $16 seems like a steal.
Looking forward to this now, and I'm also downloading the two Penumbra demos. Figure I'll give that another chance.
More people need to learn and get excited about this game.
Definitely looks cool. I'll keep my eye on it.
The atmosphere in Penumbra was top notch. Then I kept getting killed by a badly textured demon dog and I quit in frustration. I should probably go back and try playing through again, but the pace (not to mention lack of combat) of the game takes some getting used to for this long-time FPS junkie.
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I should probably go back and try playing through again, but the pace (not to mention lack of combat) of the game takes some getting used to for this long-time FPS junkie.
Yeah, if you approach like an action game, you'll be in for an unpleasant surprise. The game is all about hiding and running away, much like any good survival horror game.
tony wrote on Feb 20, 2010, 21:23:
More people need to learn and get excited about this game.
I was going to but I'd completely forgotten about it!
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Excellent, looking forward to this. Pre ordered!
Prez wrote on Feb 21, 2010, 03:35:
The atmosphere in Penumbra was top notch. Then I kept getting killed by a badly textured demon dog and I quit in frustration. I should probably go back and try playing through again, but the pace (not to mention lack of combat) of the game takes some getting used to for this long-time FPS junkie.
Get the dogs to chase you into the cages with the steam pipes and then open the steam valves to kill them. Part 2 is more refined, better overall gameplay.
Ok, as an update to my last comment on here, I tried out both Penumbra demos and was totally impressed.
I know I had played a demo for it before though. Maybe it was an earlier demo or maybe even a tech demo. I just remember that I didn't care for it. It was completely different from the demo that's available now.
At any rate, I'll probably pick up Penumbra to play while waiting for this.
I know I had played a demo for it before though. Maybe it was an earlier demo or maybe even a tech demo. I just remember that I didn't care for it. It was completely different from the demo that's available now.
At any rate, I'll probably pick up Penumbra to play while waiting for this.
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