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It's time to describe the room again. This is just one big room with a gate to the left in the middle part of the wall. There aren't much boxes you can jump on, and the central area is full of water.

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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 ...

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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 ...