Frictional Games has announced the next part in its Amnesia series, Amnesia: The Bunker, which will come out on PC in March 2023. In order to celebrate this announcement, the team has also released a new trailer that you can find below.
Amnesia: The Bunker will feature a semi-open world, and will allow players the freedom to impact gameplay, and choose their playstyle. Unlike their previous Amnesia games, Amnesia: The Bunker will feature a new kind of horror survival adventure that incorporates emergent gameplay and sandbox elements into the mix. Players will be in total control of their moment-to-moment decisions. The game will also provide players will a revolver so that they can find their enemies.
The game promises to have multiple solutions to each task, puzzle, and approach. Amnesia: The Bunker will also encourage the player to explore and experiment, using wits and whatever tools are at their disposal. The developers claim that every decision will change the outcome of how the game responds. This new twist in gameplay aims to add new depths and constant tension to the game.
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the trailer alone tells you what they going for “we sorry, we know are games are borring now, here you can shoot the monsters now”
Aaaaand how’s that a bad thing?
its and admition of their own failure.
Adding combat options in an otherwise escape only game to give players more options & interaction results in failure ? That’s new.
Are you braindead? Thats what i said its admiting they failed as developers and they copy other franchises now instead of being a walking sim.
So staying walking sim would’ve been better for their success and any extra thing they add is copy from other franchise. Like patented. Right?
what?
Forgot the senses of reading and comprehension ?
i dont even know what this was about but i remember you didnt get my point intially and had no idea wtf you were talking about so i tried to get you to understand it and you still didnt get it, i wouldnt call other people stupid if i was you.
Neither did I. Read again. I just can’t understand the fact that how adding guns in a previously walk/hide only game loose its essence and makes it a copycat of others. Which you’re constantly implying in the posts above. Either you’re building a point that you yourself aren’t sure about or just giving your foul speeches everywhere just to fulfil your empty testaments of self-righteousness. Be careful next time.
its an admitance that they failed with the last game and they turned it into everythign else.
I love all Frictional titles. Liked even the Portal like DLC and not Frictional’s A Machine for Pigs.
Yet to properly play Rebirth. Glad I have it on EPIC.
With every new announcement from Frictional, I’m more sure SOMA was lightning in a bottle.
I swear if they lock their engine to 60 fps again: that would be some true horror.
Their last game was so bad…
It was. but on the other hand, SOMA was a brilliant masterpiece
Tried to play that several times, always bored me to death before I reach the second hour of gameplay.
atmosphere and narrative was exceptional. especially the second half of the game. you should finish it if you like thought-provoking sci-fi narratives.
I love this kind of story, but the game is way too tedious to me. Played ‘Titan Station’ instead.
wow thanks man, never heard about it. gonna legit play this.
You’re going to love it.
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it’s cräp, jim.
-meme company
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it’s cräp, jim.