How Amnesia: The Bunker Is Designed Unlike Any Other Horror Game 

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After playing rebirth I really lost my interest in the series, but this entry brought me back and felt like a true evolution for the series. Excited to see what the future holds!

I honestly lost track of the studio after Soma, with it being my favorite of their games that I happily replay since it's a story that's fun to revisit. Seeing the amnesia series makes me nostalgic for that era of youtube, where sure some lets players were playing their reactions up, but it was great to watch them and occasionally get to see a genuine reaction in there as well. Amnesia took a few aged tropes for the time and managed to make them feel fresh again, and from the sounds of it they've done it again with the latest game. Also, thanks for bringing up the door problem, because I'm working on a game too that's going to end up with a lot of doors, and not every door can have a room. Or honestly they can, the program I want to work in will allow it, but it's a "do I really want to add in a metric ton of rooms that are in all likelihood not going to have a purpose?" kind of thing.

It's nice to see a horror fan and Tuber make a horror immersive sim.

There was a simplicity to the dark descent that I really enjoyed, it was the first horror game I personally engaged with that focused more on atmosphere and I loved it. I think that's why I also enjoyed machine for pigs; the atmosphere, voice acting and soundtrack was very appealing to me. The bunker is great and I was pleasantly surprised at just how much it felt like a natural progression of their game design values. I could see dark descent getting a remake with this sort of gameplay (I dont think it's necessary to do that, more that the bunker feels so similar to DD yet is a step up in most ways). Great video. Also keen to hear more about your game.

Amnesia The Bunker truly left me praying that we see more horror games like this in the future. I really think they created the perfect combination of combat vs running and hiding

I simply love frictional games, SOMA is my favorite narrative of any story medium (books, games, series, movies, etc...) And a machine for pigs is also among my favorites, rebirth also scores pretty high and i'm quite fond of the others. Up till now i've never once not liked a game published by them. They just keep consistently delivering amazing titles, with great atmosphere, sound design, voice acting and narrative. I loved bunker the least because it was lighter on narrative but the gameplay was super tight. I actually had more fun than i was being scared lol. I already can't wait for their next title!!

I can't believe the system requirements are this light! And it looks really good

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. I loved it.

I don't like Amnesia, Soma and Alien: Isolation. But I did enjoyed Amnesia: The Bunker. Game of the year so far for me. I wish more horror games embraced non-linearity and deep gameplay.

Man your pretty underrated

hey bud glad you did this my friend. I heard of this game and was wondering if you was going to cover it. :)

The funny thing is for the longest time I assumed there wouldn't be a monster in this game. As someone with a historical education, I know that WWI is horrific enough with no need for something threatening to eat you. The rats might have been everything we needed. We know that from every diary or record we have. Rats. Endless rats.

I am the only human in the world that love amnesia rebirth.

4:18 To keep it simple: If you liked Scorn, seek therapy.

Are you able to hack/mod the frostbite engine by chance?

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You make some comprehensive videos.

Amnesia: The Bunker I found to be one of the most obnoxious time attack horror games I have ever played. Once you run out of gas for the generators, you basically have bricked your save and cannot get enough flashlight replacements to make the flashlights a fair replacement for the generator. This is ironic because horror games typically let you take your time because they understand the concept of you actually getting scared, thus will understand if you want to take your own time meagerly. The guns in this game are quite a crutch as well that may as well be gold because the ammo is as easy to find as a mint condition 1943 copper wheat penny. Every inch I crawled made me want to alt+f4 for how much I hated this game. If you like dark souls level masochism, then maybe this game is for you? Me personally, I don't like to feel completely useless when there are nearly unkillable enemies in a game. I'm not going up against The Cthulhu Mythos so why should I feel helpless and powerless? I should have a weapon that is good for more than one magazine and a flashlight mechanic that is actually useful. I hate games that rely on crippling crutches instead of reasonably useful gameplay mechanics that make sense. All-in-all if you want a WWI Shooter with horror elements just go play Necrovision. I played Amnesia: The Bunker's demo before I played Necrovision and I can confirm that Necrovision, although a much different and lower reviewed game, at least didn't make me want to ALT+F4 my game.

Subnautica please

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If game devs are gonna cheap out and do cash grab "remasters/remake" Least they can do is make them good Res evil 4 was subpar at best just like res evil 3