Another significant aspect of the Series is that it offers all the stories from the past. Playing the games of Amnesia series literally feels like being part of the game world and that actually makes all the games in the series more entertaining and thrilling at the same time. All the Horror, Thrill and Dark themes of the games are enough to scare the players to the edge of a breakdown.
With a variety of gameplay, fantastic mechanics, and characters throughout the series, Amnesia offers a truly realistic approach to the environments presented in the games. Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is the most recent game in the series released back in 2013. Amnesia offers three main games in the series including Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Amnesia: Justine (an expansion to Amnesia: The Dark Descent), and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs (Sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Descent). All of the games in the series are published by the Frictional Games and offer a similar type of gameplay but different storylines, characters, and gameplays. It may or may not be coincidence, but developer Butterscotch Shenanigans also released their follow-up to Crashlands, a comparably weird crafting-platformer called Levelhead (opens in new tab), today.Amnesia is a fantastic series of Horror Survival video games. It's easy to pick up and play, supports cross-play with mobile devices, and while it looks fairly basic at the start, there's a lot going on that'll you uncover as you get into it. If horror's not your bag, or if the parental controls on your Epic Games Store account are set to prevent you from accessing M-rated games, option two is Crashlands (opens in new tab), an offbeat, funny crafting RPG about an intergalactic delivery driver and her robotic assistant JuiceBox. So, yeah, fantastic game, absolutely not to be missed. I only managed to finish it because by the time I reached the home stretch, my mind had been pummelled into numbness. It's ten years old now, and no doubt still one of the most terrifying PC games you can play, especially if you do it with the lights off and headphones on. First is Amnesia: The Dark Descent (opens in new tab), the infamous 19th-century adventure that did for the horror genre what Doom did for person-shooters.
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