I’m talking about Amnesia: The Dark Descent, an adventure gaming masterpiece that turns 10 years old today.Frictional Games’ Amnesia is a Lovecraftian tale that puts players at the mercy of ...

10 years after the release of The Dark Descent, Frictional returns to Amnesia. Today, Frictional Games announced their next horror project and it’s a return to the series that made them famous.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent originally came out on PC on September 8th, 2010. The series then eventually made its way to PlayStation 4 in 2016 and then Nintendo Switch last year.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is not part of the Penumbra series, but the latest title by Swedish studio Frictional Games is clearly a spiritual successor. I’ve had the chance to play through the first ...

Speaking of jitters, Amnesia: The Dark Descent extracts their full potential by tying them down into the ‘sanity’ game mechanic: Staying immersed in darkness too long negatively affects your ...

The full source code for Amnesia: The Dark Descent is available under GPL v3 today. “Modding has been a huge part of Amnesia,” explains Thomas Grip, creative director at Frictional Games.

To commemorate the Amnesia: The Dark Descent’s one year anniversary, I spoke to Friction Games' Jens Nilsson for a retrospective.

The main objective of this game is to survive using hints that are spread throughout the map, seeing as the player has amnesia. Photo courtesy of frictionalgames (YouTube.com) The game is set in ...

When Penumbra: Overture first emerged in 2007, it defied easy classification. The first-person “survival horror” game placed a heavy emphasis on physics and puzzle-solving over action, and as the ...