I agree. The dark descent was so good with atmosphere. The bunker kept me tense the whole time. The sound design is phenomenal. A machine for pigs was okay. Had a really disturbing story but the romoval of the sanity and the lantern being infinite was a step back. Im playing rebirth right now. So far ive just using the bracelet. So far its not been scary at all.
The fact that The Bunker was genuinely good and well recieved is something that genuinely makes me happy and hopeful for frictional game's future. I don't expect them to make a bunch of new games or become more active, but I know that if/when they make their next move, there's a good chance it will be great. After so long it is good to know that FG are back on the gaming scene with quality stuff! EDIT: I agree that The Bunker may be the scariest one of all, I would not have been able to play that back then when I was younger..
Bunker has alot of good things, but one i noticed and isnt talked much, is the Custom Stories option... this was a staple of Dark Descent because there are some really good ones and it gave the game a longer lifetime of sorts... meanwhile Im not even sure if Rebirth had many made and i think that feature was nonexistant in Machine for Pigs. The downside is that the Bunker's is more complicated and dificult to use from what ive heard, but theres still potential for alot of shenanigans with it.
It makes me so happy as well! I've played a bunch of CS's on my channel, and the original on my first channel, and every time I play, I enjoy it!!! I mean, who makes a game AND THEN ALLOWS FOR CUSTOM STORIES!!! Heck man. Good team. And Bunker looks great! Can't wait to play it!
Yeaaah, they already started on a new project. Something that'll be more like SOMA... but, i pray that they use the foundation they built from The Bunker. Especially with the Ai-Driven monster system. They gotta evolve that towards a legendary extent.
I'll always love how all 5 games are in the same universe and all have connections in the story. Such different scenarios but they are all connected by the orbs impacting the world.
I was 7 when amnesia the dark decent came out and I remember “playing” it in my older brothers pc. In reality I loaded it up on his save and got jump-scared after walking around for 5 minutes. I wanted to cry I got so scared. I just turned 20 and I beat the game about 2 weeks ago, great game, the gatherer looks so goofy to me now but back then I hadn’t seen anything more horrifying. it’s surprising how well the dark decent holds up in todays gaming world.
I still hate the grunt even though it’s not that bad. I’ll be turning 21 next month. But I still hate the grunt. The brute was never scary to me aside from its big cleaver arm. I’m deciding if I want to buy the bunker. Never played rebirth but played Tdd and a machine for pigs
Honestly you should do a video ranking all the frictional games. Throw in Penumbra Necrologue and Twilight of the Archaic along side Justine if you want.
Well it seems I forgot to mention Amnesia Justine, the expansion to Dark Descent. All I can say is I would lump it in with Dark Descent since its like 30 minutes and has an interesting premise.
Yeah.. I was rather upset at that. :/ pretty irked you totally didn’t acknowledge it. The storyline is incredibly interesting and by far has some of the cooler and less tedious puzzles than the later amnesia games
I love the bunker for the sole fact that it has actual danger instead of every other amnesia game, where every monster is a placeholder that is either too easy to get past or disappears after 2 minutes or after dying to it.
The Bunker is by far my favourite in the series. I love the change to where noise is a pseudo sanity meter. Making it a race against the generator makes the monster feel so oppressive, you need to hurry but not attract it with noise. But in the nature of gas resources it becomes a game of risks where you have to make decisions which potentially get you killed; break a door for loot, kill a group of rats early, sprint to make it back to the generator in time for the refuel, etc
I always kinda found the insanity meter stupid, and it would have been espesically stupid for The Bunker. You're a soldier in WW1 and French the only thing you fear is non smelly cheese and good food. And also, just because it's dark doesn't mean you'll go insane like cmon
@@saladcat8305you’re telling me you’ve never been freaked out by something you thought you heard in your house? Without a giant rat monster chasing you?
@@saladcat8305 Most of Lovecraft’s stories do a good job of showcasing that your mind does in fact have limits. They are fictional stories; but realistically, your mind can only process so much at a time. If it’s overloaded with things (especially horrific things no man has ever seen before on top of the stress of everything else you’re dealing with), you will reach a boiling point (insanity). The ending of the movie “Smile” is also a good showcase of this very thing in effect. The human brain is much more vulnerable than you’re making it out to be.
The bunker has truly got to be the scariest for me cause it's near similar to alien isolation except for the semi open world and the random generation to traps and codes making any experience extremely fun, like all the things you can do to keep the monster at bay is so easy but very worthwhile because you don't have that constant fear of death like putting barrels and huge boxes in front of the holes actually stopping the monster from exploring as long as it's right up against it (if you set up multiple he'll try 2 exploration attempts and after he'll usually give up) but in most areas there's just not enough stuff to block the holes so you have to stay on your toes
I quit alien because it was too scary (will probably try again one day) but I can DEFINITELY see the similarities between the two games. They are terrifying, but in a fun, unique way
Justine is so fucking underrated, not a really big fan of amnesia, but i remember playing Justine a few years ago and i was stressed af by the fact that the Monster was literally chasing me almost the entire game
With The Bunker being the most gameplay-focused of the series, it is my favorite for sure! And I like that the story is not as overly complicated and dragged on as Rebirth.
I think too light on the story aspect (which tbh I thought it was an apology for Rebirth), but I do still like whatever direction it does with some aspects within
Recently 100% dark decent , now I'm playing rebirth on my second run , rebirth is different and I wasn't sure I was going to like it as much as dark decent but it definatly grew on me despite its quirks, can't wait to play bunker, I already know I'm gonna love it!
I got rebirth for 3 clams. Its been pretty good so far, and the tension is there. I love the return of the sanity meter, the first chase, the whole story is pretty interesting with a fresh setting instead of united states or something and it's set in the past.
Bricks. Bunker's my new favorite too. I got my brother into the Bunker, he's beaten it and now he's going to go play TDD. Makes me want to go back and play SOMA because that one's actually his favorite horror, but one that didn't really hit me in the same way. So I want to go see what I think now allowing myself to get as immersed as I was during my 8 hour playthrough on Hard in the Bunker.
Of the Amnesia games + SOMA, my ranking is for sure SOMA on top, just because the story, enviroments and existential themes subjects was great. TDD and Bunker are amazing too obviously!
I have to say my favorite frictional game is still SOMA with the Amnesia games probably 1=3=4>2 which may be a cop out but Bunker, Rebirth, and Dark Descent each have things I wish the other had for example story and voice acting of Rebirth, overall gameplay and premise of Bunker and interesting puzzles of Dark Descent. I love em all
1. The Dark Decent 2. The Bunker 3. A Machine For Pigs 4. Rebirth The Dark Decent is great in all aspects of atmosphere, good and different kind of monsters and great story. The Bunker may be a bit too short but I liked the idea of a bunker and being trapped in it with a monster. The monster was great but a bit lackluster that it was the only one. I liked the crafting in it but wasn’t a fan of the gun and grenade aspect as I prefer Amnesia being that you’re in a disadvantage to the monsters and the only thing you can do to survive is to run and/or hide. AMFP, probably the best story in my opinion but as the video mentioned, the pigs are way too dumb and I never felt threatened by them. Rebirth… though I enjoyed the game more than AMFP it gets the last spot mainly because the story was very lackluster, I hated that you didn’t die because of what happened to the character you’re playing as. Took away alot of the scary part from it as it made me feel I didn’t have anything to lose.
The gun is just a tool. It's just a loud firestarter/lock breaker/occasional life saver. You're at a massive disadvantage given the monster can't die and there's very limited ammo. All the weapons are just loud options to get the job done with the perk that they can also scare the monster away for a few mins, but even then timing all of them except the gun is incredibly difficult given the monster runs fast AF. I don't know why you'd want to have fewer options to solve puzzles given that's what survival horror has always been about, from Resident Evil to now. Making choices to overcome obstacles without a lot of resources that all have tradeoffs.
Oh, and as someone else has pointed out, you can literally just die and checkpoint your way through TDD. The Bunker is the only game that makes you worry about dying. It's been a while, but I wonder if they've put in difficulty options to remove that while keeping most other stuff at "normal" levels. Even then, you still don't even encounter real danger for a fat minute in TDD. In The Bunker it's off to the races.
Honestly no hate towards you and its just your opinion but I feel like Machine for Pigs is just hated for no valid reason and just because it is a trend to hate on it. I am an Amnesia fan since the Penumbra games, SOMA being my favourite but Machine for Pigs dark story and creepy atmosphere might still be one of my favourites in the series. I just cant find any other game like it. I understand the criticisms with the gameplay though.
I've yet to play Machine for Pigs, but I had played TDD a couple of years ago and loved it dearly. I just recently played Bunker and then Rebirth back to back, and I think they were both fantastic. I'm saying this because it seems Rebirth gets the same bandwagon hate, and I don't understand why. It starts off a bit slow, I will admit, but once it gets going, I can honestly say I felt just as tense as (if not more so) while playing Bunker. The story is very intriguing and gets out of this world, but not too far to complicate it. It makes a lot of sense of the events of TDD, and I just don't understand why anyone would ever say to skip it. I thought it was incredible. Definitely will end up trying out Machine for Pigs now too, since it's clear that the fan base seems quite biased.
@@BeyondEmpyrean76 Rebirth for me was a little complicated. It took a little too long for it to start doing anything, and I think the monster design was a little uninspired. It definitely had its moments, especially with the first few areas in the desert being chased around by the ghoul which eventually led to the core concept of Amnesia Bunker. I also liked the story to some extent, it was definitely hard to wrap my head around it. I think I just didnt like Tasi as the main character and the whole baby thing with the mechanics revolving around it. It is my least favourite out of all but still I dont HATE it. It is a solid game if you like Amnesia.
Funny how from my experience as a person who just finished playing almost all amnesia games (only the bunker left), i LOVED A Machine for Pigs' story meanwhile i was bored to death with rebirth's story
I agree. I really liked the story of 'A Machine for Pigs'. And I liked the dark atmosphere while sneaking around and slowly putting the story together. I thought it was done really well. They should do a complete remake of 'The Dark Descent' with today's graphics. The story was also really good. 'Rebirth' is next on my list, and I look forward to 'The Bunker'.
@@GoldenSavor Looking back at it, i do see where the writers were trying to get at, but it's the overall pacing that killed it for me, there are a lot of times where you either just walk or wait like the other world's train section, it also doesn't help how it takes a loooong time just to check out the other endings. They definitely should've put a checkpoint at the baby's room
The atmosphere for TDD isn’t depressing. It’s existential. You are made to feel extremely alone and yet as If you aren’t alone at the same time. It’s meant to feel paranoid and empty.
I replayed The Dark descent for the Bunker and it holds up very well and I really enjoyed it. I've beat The Bunker twice now and I think it's the best Amnesia game as well but not the best Frictional game ( Still think Soma is their best work yet ). The thing I love about The Bunker is how replayable it is compared to the rest of the series and it's really fun. Playing the game on hard mode is NO JOKE lmao.
It would never happen but I’d love for The bunker to get a multiplayer. 4 French soldiers it’s all randomised but 3 pistols spread around the map and 1 shotgun. One player plays as the stalker and when a survivor makes to much noise it lets the stalker know what room it came from and it could be so competitive.
The bunker is my favourite, while in all fairness I’ve not played the pig one so maybe it’s a little unfair to judge I personally don’t get scared easily when playing horror games, but the bunker one got me on edge, I genuinely did feel quite nervous playing it
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Its really refreshing to see old fans of the franchise seeing through their nostalgia and acknowledging that newer installment is the best. The bunker was my first game in the franchise and i really hope this game is a new trend in survival horror genre, being a resident evil fan i picked hard on my first playthrough and was almost shocked at how unique the game design is, how tense and scary the game is throughout all of its length, it feels almost perfect, tho some enemies here and there to shoot at would be great for my taste(popping heads with your shotgun in re7)
i like all of them the story, the timeline is so good, but as a game Amnesia The Dark Descent gotta be my Favorite out of all even as a horror game, its just a classic , it really hit big time back then and it still does now, i was young when i played it and i was hitched on it, it's so nostalgic every time i hear about the series again and im happy its still going
TBF about Machine for Pigs actually alot of references to Dark Descent hell one of Mandus's notes directly name alexanders castle and that he had dead gatherer's
Interesting opinions. I can agree with your ranking. Honestly I don't know if Dark Descent or Bunker is on top, but both is ok for me. For me Rebirth was by far the scariest game. It creeped the shit out of me. The bunker on the other hand has its creepy moments, but IMO it's not near on the Rebirth horror. Nice video dude!
I completely agree with this ranking. TDD and The Bunker are amazing horror games, but the bunkers replayability with all the RNG stuff is what makes it rank higher. I also just beat the game yesterday and it took me about 6 hours to beat. If you really wanted to it could drag longer if you wanted to explore EVERYTHING, and took it slow.
Great video! Personally Rebirth ended up being my favorite for some reason. Although Dark Decent is definitely scarier and Bunker was unnerving with the monster following you, the atmosphere and locations of Rebirth were just the best for me. But I’ll never forget how scared I was being chased or the water monster in TDD. And Bunker at first pissed me off but speedrunning it is fun and I really appreciate how the game is laid out and designed. Oh and I HATE Machine for Pigs. Never again. Lol
Amnesia Rebirth has also incredibly solid modding tools integrated, have a look at some mods in the steam workshop to see what it's able to do. The most potential out of the whole franchise. But I agree, Rebirth is a very good game, and Machine for Pigs (from the Dear Esther overrated dev) is nothing but a walking simulator. Very poor game.
Machine for pigs is definitely one of my favorites. I really loved the story and although it wasn’t a big survival factor to it, it was still an amazing game.
Honestly, as a combat focused horror fan, I wouldn't really blame Amnesia for changing survival horror. In comparison to most horror games, Amnesia actually wants to be a video game. It forces you to experiment with its physics, to manage your inventory, to play smart. It still keeps certain principles of a survival horror game. What I *would* put the blame on however is Outlast. There's literally no gameplay in this series. No inventory management apart from batteries, no interactive environment, no safe rooms. Even the enemies didn't look impressive. Frankly, calling Outlast a game is generous.
great vid, after the first amnesia i was so hungry for a new game and when it came out i was dissapointed af, that after like first hour of playing it, i was hoping for the end, so i was kinda sprinting this game to finish it as fast as possible and i finished it the same day i started, which was quite fast to me as a 13 yo kid who wasn't allowed to play for too long on computer at that age lol
1. Dark descent 2. The bunker 3. A machine for pigs 4. Rebirth I quite enjoyed the story in A machine for pigs and Rebirth to a lesser extent. Something I've noticed though is that when the Amnesia games go in depth on story, the horror elements go out the window. I think the games would benefit greatly from being purposefully vague and not spell everything out. The more sci fi areas of Rebirth really removes all horror in my opinion. This is not the case for Soma though, which in my opinion might be Frictional Games masterpiece and best game to date. There is another type of horror present for Soma. More isolation and emptiness, the story in that game adds to the horror a hundred times over.
I started playing Amnesia about 4 year's back, in order of release, and I am about to start the Bunker after finishing Rebirth. I can't say where I would place the Bunker, just yet, in the rankings, but so far I would agree with your placement of them so far. For me, I really like the first one, Dark Descent, because of it's fear elements, though I though that the game world in Machine for pigs was more interesting than it. But the story, and level layout, in the 2nd game was a lot more confusing than the first. And Rebirth, while interesting, was just deeply disturbing and uncomfortable to me...
I played the bunker I saw it randomly on the ps store and and I am not that of a horror game player but sometime I do and this game was so much fun I really like to explore every corner und solve every puzzle I played over 7 hours and I think I’m gone played again definitely a recommended
The dark descent felt like a real survival scenario that you are put into. All the time, with the monsters lurking around, youre scared of every corner. Rebirth was honestly only scary when you first came to the first town where you had to put on the radio and make a bullet. And also when you were in the labyrinth, those parts were the only ones that had tension, the rest was alot more of just programmed chasing, with not even a scary loudness from the monsters. A machine for pigs was honestly very scary to me, I remember that the game just felt alot like you were lonely, but someone was watching you. Not many parts were you were with the monsters lurking, so it built tension alot more than any of the other games imo. The sounds you could hear, and the flickering of the lamp actually made it scary for me. Have not played the bunker yet, im excited for it.
Rebirth was actually really scary throughout though. The premise of losing your child and also your friends turning to monsters. It's not just the sounds and graphics that make it scary. If you take into account the history and the character background, Rebirth is also scary. You can't just judge how scary a game is by lights flickering and how intense the tension in a game is if what happened to the character isn't as scary and the character isn't in a much high stakes situation.
@@dynaa4168 Imo it just wasnt that scary, I agree that the story does matter. But gameplay matters alot too, that is what you are playing after all and in my personal experience I only thought it was scary when I was uncertain of the things that were going to happen. Eventually it felt like the game was too predictable in its sequences, I knew it was a chase sequence before it happened for example which didnt make it as tense as I knew I just needed to run to a point where I will be safe. Rebirth is still scary, and has a good story. In comparison it is not as great in its elements as Dark descent or Bunker in my opinion
@@dynaa4168 Btw I think that the story in a game can be great and the game can still be bad. And the story can be pretty dry/bad, but the game is still good. It depends on how the mechanics of the game treats the situation of the story. For example I think the dark descent did a nice job with telling the player that you are in fact scared of the dark, whoch implants the idea that the dark is infact dangerous and scary. Or talking about the monsters when youre in a place where you hear noises. It connected to the gameplay very well and I think the game was great because of a 50/50 split between story and gameplay. Bunker for example also has an extremely scary story, but the gameplay is the real killer in that game. I couldnt even be bothered to read all the notes, because 1. I was scared shitless that the monster could attack me while reading and 2. I already love the game by its gameplay so the story can be read afterwards. That game is like 25% story and 75$% gameplay that made it good imo
i would really like to see this type of video but instead ranking the amnesia monsters from worst to best non the less i liked the video keep up the good work
The Bunker definitely topped the first game for me all the way. And it’s funny how at first Amnesia was trying to stay away from being like Resident Evil and with the Bunker they fully embraced survival horror in their own unique way. Amnesia and Resident Evil can coexist in harmony 😂
So my only introduction to horror games period is Resident Evil 7 and The Last of Us. (I’ve played one puppet combo game). I just got Bunker on Gamepass and as terrifying as it is, I love it. The closest thing I’ve experienced to it would be fighting a bloater on the last of us, in grounded. Even then this is way scarier. Never found those games that scary in comparison to this but this takes the cake and asks for more.
I would argue about the fact that Rebirth should be the worst of them all, ik that Machine for pigs was very limiting and all but it was still a good game while rebirth was like mehh, you were thrown from normal world into shadow realm randomly, some actions didn't make sense, many features like compass was only used at the beginning and slightly at the end, lanter was useless and you could rely more on matches
For it's: 1. The Dark Descent (2. Justine) 3. Pigs 4. Bunker 5. Rebirth Bunker was cool gameplay wise... but story but kinda too obvoius for my taste. Anyway... have you guys ever thought about the idea that Penumbra, Soma and Amnesia are all in the same universe?
That one hit a homerun into a Grand Slam. A bit too well rather. I never thought that a game can turn my gaming chair into a porcelain toilet, but also gave me weeks long existential crisis, and ludicrously hard to finish alone. That on top of being an absolutely realistic game where I can see all the magical aspect encroaching into current state of the world already.
@Defaulted Reset ngl, Soma is easily one of the most depressing games I've played. Sure there are plenty of sad, horrifying, or gruesome horror games out there. But few games have captured genuine hopelessness like Soma did. The WAU forces things to be alive, and in turn subjects to them to endless purgatory at the bottom of the ocean. There are plenty of people you see who had hopes and dreams and could do nothing but just watch as the world and Pathos II fell around them. They can't die because of the WAU, and what's the point of living if everybody on the planet is dead?
The Bunker is a very tense and scary game. Even though you have a gun its still as tense because of the lack of ammo and the reloading process. Enjoyed it immensely 🤟🏻I also recommend a game called "Visage".
Honestly, Machine for pigs could have been so much better, loved the music in there, story was ok but gameplay.. did not hit for me. Next Rebirth, I know I was invested in the mystery behind it, the areas were also interesting to explore, but it was still missing something for me. Dark Descent, classic, story, music, monsters honestly still creeps me to this day, it was really dark which is good. Bunker boy.. finished not long ago, enjoyed it! i think it legit be my favorite. I liked the new take on amnesia, you can fight the monster back, the monster still creeped me, it was sad the moment you get the story. For me probably the most enjoyable one. Everyone likes something differently but for me it goes like this yeah
Any long time Amnesia fan knows that it goes 1. Descent 2. Bunker 3. Rebirth 4. Pigs The Penumbra series eclipses Rebirth and Pigs by a million miles, but don’t have the polish to stand up to Descent nor Bunker.
I sort of agree, but Rebirth has some pretty good mods in the steam workshop though. Also the story and length are fine. It's underrated. I'd say Pigs is a very distant fourth however.
the bunker was fire but I did find it majorly light on story and I didn't like the idea on how you had to piece together like 50 notes to find out what's been going on around here but other than that it was a pretty amazing horror experience
I think a bit same too, but honestly a few more on it could be enough to top a bit Dark Descent's balance, but I suppose it's a more smaller simpler project, so I won't knock em on that
I recently revisited all 4 games to get 100% achievements. If I hadn't marathoned the whole series, I would have agreed with your ranking. But after my experience, TDD is the best. Of course, The Bunker is a great game, enhanced in many aspects. And, yes, it's better than TDD. But the reason why it's better is it's standing on the shoulder of the giant. I think TDD deserves more credit for establishing the basic concept of the genre. Well, Rebirth is trash. It has lots of connections with TDD in stoeytelling perspective, Vitae, Orb, Shadow, Dark World, etc... but other than that, it's pretty mediocre. And Machine for Pigs... it is not even a videogame. The whole thing is just an interactive cutscene.
The bunker was definitely the scariest of them all, it freaked me out to the point I almost didn’t want to continue the game anymore. Also the monster is barely scripted and very unpredictable which made it so much scarier. Not to mention the incredible sound design and in particular the absolutely ptsd inducing sound the beast makes when moving inside the walls. The constant threat, the time constraints induced by the limited generator fuel and meanwhile having to think straight/use your survival instincts in order to progress had me stressing the entire playthrough. And then there’s the hopelessness of being trapped inside a claustrophobic and desolated bunker in the middle of a ww1 battlefield, surrounded by the enemy. The entire setting and story fits so well within the Amnesia Series. Once again Frictional Games delivered and created a horror masterpiece.
This is a slight spoiler so be warned. I haven’t played any of the amnesia games but the bunker being a horror game set in the first world war peaked my interest and I’m so glad I checked it out. The atmosphere is super well done and genuinely keeps the tension high from start to finish, the feeling of dread was perfect and I love and hate how they made the safe area feel so comfortable only to take it away later on.
Soma is so good. I played The dark descent, i didnt finish machine for pigs and I skipped rebirth but this new game seems pretty scary might check it out
I was horribly, horribly, _horribly_ disappointed when I first played A Machine For Pigs. The environment and story are perfectly fine, but the gameplay is a nothingburger compared to the first game. No inventory, no crafting, no sanity, hardly any physics to mess around with, no fun new mechanics. Everything is just stripped away.
*DARK DESCENT IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST! IT WILL SCARE THE BEJESUS OUT OF ANYONE😱! ADD THE FACT IT HAS THE EQUALLY SCARY DLC 'JUSTINE' MAKES IT A MUST TO OWN! I COULDN'T CARE LESS ABOUT THE OTHERS!*
One of my favorite horror games that I still haven't finished yet (because it's that scary ;-;) is Madison. It plays with your mind real hard and really manages to put you on edge almost the whole time playing it. If you like horror-games you really should give it a shot.
AMFP would be better if the ai wasn't so dumb and buggy. Especially during a certain invasion of pigmen which sometimes crashes the game especially on Nintendo Switch lol. Quite disappointing that's it's connected to Amnesia.
Can you do a metal gear solid ranking video? maybe a kojima ranking video (including) all his games. Can you do a team ico ranking video? Do you have discord server?
I do not have a discord sever, but I will add your requests to my list. Curious what you mean by Kojima ranking video. Like just the games he directed? Or what he has been apart of because he has been a part of many many games lol
@@TotallyTubularJonathan games he direct. Also do fallout. edit 2: also do mortal kombat, ace combat, street fighter. edit3: doom, splinter cell, hitman, battlefield, samurai warriors.
1 - The Dark Descent 2 - The Bunker AMFP and Rebirth tussle for 3rd and 4th place, really depends on what you think of either. Personally, I like AMFP better.
I love all these games so its hard to pick a worst game for me if i had to though i would choose justine im aware its dlc but thats why its my least favorite i still love all these games
I'd have to put Rebirth last. I really liked he old Fort and the ruins but the alien world stuff did way too much show and tell and dragged out way too long It pretty much killed any mystery the game had and the "Mah behbeh!" Stuff got old fast.
