IF you want to expeirence real terror in actuality. Get this game. I have hiked in the woods multiple times. I'm a hiker. and being alone, I can and will compare the sanity level to this game all the time.

The physics in this game and the way you interact with the environment are totally bonkers. Being able to carry around something random, like a house plant or a broom, as your comfort object, or to open a door just slightly to peek through the doorway, creates this sense of being actually present in the game world. The physics-based puzzles also feel very satisfying to figure out. If the game gets too scary, messing around with the physics might give you just enough respite to carry on. And at times it does get pretty scary if you allow it to deliver that premium spook atmosphere.

Although it supports a gamepad, my experience with the DualSense was a disappointment. The game requires pinpoint precision to pick up essential items and attempting that with thumbsticks is just too cumbersome. However, the mouse and keyboard controls are very nice and smooth.

There are some technical issues, the game is 15 years old after all, but still, it does very well in every aspect of the gameplay. That is an easy full-price recommendation. With the discount, it's practically a steal.

as an old horror game, it is really good, the puzzles, the way that we have to survive, everything make you curious to continue

yeah its pretty dark i think

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When does it get scary?

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Amnesia: The Dark Descent" is a definition of a perfect horror game to me:

-Its atmosphere is always creepy, and has large variety, from creepy libraries to howling prison hallways.
-Enemy encounters are balanced and require evasion strategy
-Story is interesting, and full of mystery, although not so hard to follow
-Game has almost no jumpscares, and those present are well placed, and not cheap at all.
-Lantern and oil looks way more cooler, than flashlight and batteries (no offense towards Penumbra series)
-Assets of the game can be used to create one's own creepy world and share it with others

Hmmm, still trying to figure out my feelings on this game. Not sure why it gets such high praise and reviews. I guess it's just not my style. While there were a few good jumpscares and creepy moments, I never would have gotten to the end without a walkthrough guiding me. After Act II the story starts coming together more and the "action/intrigue" is much better. I'm glad I played it through (chose the survival ending) and got to experience it myself, but that's it. A classic you can skip.

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