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Amnesia: The Bunker from Frictional Games announced

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Frictional Games have another Amnesia game coming next year with Amnesia: The Bunker that puts a gun in your hand with a single bullet, and it also features a semi-open world.

In a press release they said "For the first time, players are equipped with high levels of freedom to impact gameplay, choosing their playstyle as they explore at will this semi-open world. With hardly any scripted events, and constant tension brought about by an ever-present threat, it is up to each player to finesse their approach to survival.".

Certainly sounds interesting and a major departure from the previous games with "emergent gameplay and sandbox elements" thrown into the mix. You'll be walking through a dark WWI bunker as a French soldier, armed with a revolver gun and a noisy dynamo flashlight.

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Features:

  • Player choice - emergent gameplay in a sandbox horror survival experience
  • Unscripted environment - objects, threats, and resources, change in every playthrough
  • Adaptive horrid threats - an ever-present gruesome creature that stalks the player.  
  • Tactile immersion - all-new levels of interaction with the world through puzzle-solving and tool handling
  • Absorbing yet terrifying tale - experience hell on earth in a fictional appalling story
  • Engrossing atmosphere and tension - enhanced lighting effects and carefully designed sound effects for a real horror experience. 

I reached out to Frictional to see if it will have a Native Linux build like all their previous games, however their official email bounced back and didn't accept it and no reply to a Twitter DM as of yet. So stay tuned. If it doesn't, then hopefully Steam Play Proton will run it nicely.

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whizse Dec 5, 2022
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Oh, hell yes!

(But a bunker seem to be an odd setting for an open-world game?)
FauconNoir Dec 5, 2022
They totally need to make a VR version of their games, it would be truly horrific !
Bumadar Dec 5, 2022
Enjoyed every game they made, sk looking forward to this.
Eike Dec 5, 2022
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Enjoyed every game they made, sk looking forward to this.

Though I don't believe they can ever top SOMA.
denyasis Dec 5, 2022
SOMA was great!
I've never played Amnesia, though... I believe all the hype that it's super scary, and that's scared me off of it, lol
StalePopcorn Dec 5, 2022
Agreed about SOMA, as cliche as I come across, I believe it to be a masterpiece. I'd get a VR setup if they made it VR!
Eike Dec 5, 2022
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SOMA was great!
I've never played Amnesia, though... I believe all the hype that it's super scary, and that's scared me off of it, lol

It was a great entry for me and many others to this kind of game, but to be honest, in not sure if it would make a great experience as the third or fourth one.
Purple Library Guy Dec 5, 2022
Oh, hell yes!

(But a bunker seem to be an odd setting for an open-world game?)
The world is open. Your place in it, not so much.


Last edited by Purple Library Guy on 5 December 2022 at 6:42 pm UTC
itscalledreality Dec 5, 2022
SOMA was great!
I've never played Amnesia, though... I believe all the hype that it's super scary, and that's scared me off of it, lol

You’ll be glad to know that Amnesia’s spookiness has not aged as well as people remember and the mechanics are similar to Soma on how the enemies work (they chase you a bit).
denyasis Dec 5, 2022
Thanks! I played Penumbra and it was ok, loved SOMA, mostly for the story, the enemies were kinda silly sometimes. I'll have to be in the mood, but I'll give it a try in the future, I promise!!
Phlebiac Dec 6, 2022
Frictional has been doing Linux builds since before Steam supported Linux, so it would indeed be disappointing if they stopped now. Despite having all of their games, I've only played SOMA so far - and it's definitely great!
Linas Dec 6, 2022
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Penumbra > Amnesia, change my mind.
Purple Library Guy Dec 6, 2022
Penumbra > Amnesia, change my mind.
I had an awesome counterargument, but I can't remember it.
anewson Dec 7, 2022
FWIW Soma never terrified me the way Dark Descent did, but I agree that Soma is the Frictional game to beat... the story and ambience were god tier horror gaming
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