Torture, blood, insanity, and other unspeakable horrors are par for the course within these stony walls, and not merely hinted at ... put on some headphones, and start up Amnesia: The Dark Descent.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent changed the face of horror games ... ever-present threat called the Stalker that lives behind the walls and above the ceiling of your concrete prison.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent launched a decade ago ... bombs that can blow up walls, and something unexpectedly whimsical: trampolines. That's the only one I'm sorry that never made it into the ...

Because I did enjoy Amnesia: The Bunker very much, and far more than its predecessor Rebirth, if not quite as much as The Dark Descent. I'd be interested to know what others make of the ending ...

Part of the reason why Amnesia: The Dark Descent is scary is because it often ... Machine for Pigs doesn’t feature gory visuals or flesh-ridden walls like its predecessor, nor does it feature ...

The success of the first game in the series, Frictional Games' 2011 Amnesia: Dark Descent, was contingent ... where grown adults hid in corners, faced the wall and whispered to themselves ...

Rich in atmosphere and big on scares, Amnesia: The Dark Descent goes where survival-horror ... built PCs, dry-stone walls, and ebikes, and logged 1000 hours in Fallout 76. His current obsessions ...

2010's Amnesia: The Dark Descent altered the horror genre forever ... Sometimes the monster may breathe on the other side of a wall as you inch past a group of rats, hoping they don't bite you.

In Frictional Games' Amnesia: The Dark Descent, you get no gun ... you'll need to toss items around rooms to break down fragile walls and shatter chains, but for the most part this kind of ...

Most of the rooms provide subtle chills, through the presence of ruined walls, smashed-open ceilings ... old point-and-click mechanics. Amnesia: The Dark Descent is undoubtedly going to take ...