In an effort to shake up the usual formula, Frictional Games have made the freshly released Amnesia: The Bunker a non-linear experience with a focus on emergent gameplay and replayability. In other words, Amnesia: The Bunker brings with it a semi-open world to explore, a fair bit of

[Update]: Amnesia: The Bunker has now been unleashed, and so far it's looking quite good! Best of all, there's even a free demo!

In an announcement that comes as

[Update]: Amnesia: The Bunker has now been unleashed, and so far it's looking quite good! Best of all, there's even a free demo!

Instead of sticking with the

[Update #2]: Frictional Games have released the full source code for the original two Amnesia games!

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[Update]: The game in question has now been revealed as Amnesia: Rebirth, and it's supposed to be an "evolutionary leap" for the series!

Frictional Games, the studio

[Update]: Amnesia: Rebirth's new Adventure Mode replaces otherworldly horror with puzzles.

While this might sound like an absolutely bizarre thing to do for a horror

Frictional Games, the creators of Penumbra, Amnesia, and SOMA have one of the more interesting developer blogs out there. Besides simply talking about the successes and failures of their own games, they also discuss a large variety of topics

[Update]: Frictional Games have now begun teasing their next game, though the exact details are still few and far between.

Its not often that developers decide to share