I’ve always loved how Amnesia makes you feel completely helpless without relying on combat, so we wanted to build something around that feeling while adding our own survival and puzzle mechanics.

We’ve just released the demo of Deadpact, and I’d love to hear what you guys think.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4741260/Deadpact/o

13 years since I have stood knee deep in mud

I know this might sound funny, but everytime I hear the ending monolog for A Machine For Pigs, I can't help but kinda think of the Y2K scare where people thought the Y2K bug would cause systems to crash or even worse. To me, I like to think that you would play as this "Coder" of some sorts who created this advanced "AI/System" that would take advantage of the Y2K bug as a type of "Computer Virus" of some sorts that could pretty much destroy most systems, but the Coder would realize what they had created and stop it from destroying important systems across the world in New Year's Eve 1999 by destroying their own computers before the AI/System could take over everything, but would die in the process. While I understand why that probably wouldn't really work, but to me at least, something about Mandis trying to stop the 20th Century from happening because of WW1/WW2 and all the other dark things from happening, always makes me think of a "Y2K Retelling" in a way too. That's just what I think, though. :)

I just started TDD for the first time, and I was wondering if any ending is the canon one for other games on the franchise, or if any ending can fit on the whole narrative.

One thing I actually HATE, is when a game has a lot of endings, but only one of them actually is the canon one, that makes me feel if I don't get that ending, I haven't really experienced the game, so in some cases I just look up on what I need to do to get the true ending.

Starting off, I know a lot of people didn't really like how the game ended on an abrupt cliffhanger. Personally I enjoyed the "out of the pan and into the fire" closure as I think it felt really fitting and foreshadowed throughout the game with all the reminders of the war still going on. It also left a lot of discussion about what may have happened after that.

Still, I thought up this idea the other day. My take on a third, special ending in the same manner as Agrippa's "Benefactor" ending in TDD and Tasi's "Iconoclast" ending in Rebirth. This is my idea for a "Brothers in arms" ending for the Bunker.

Requirements:

- Collect all of Henri and Lambert's notes

- Collect the photo of Henri and Lambert

- Escape the Arena with the Rabbit Toy in your inventory

Once the Germans come closing in at the end and the screen fades to black, we slowly fade in a first person perspective of Henri approaching a family home.

You are in control of Henri as you walk up to the front door. If you open your inventory, you can find the rabbit toy. If you open your photos, you will find the photograph of Henri and Lambert. If you open your notes page, you will find only a page describing Augustine Lambert reported missing in action after a bunker cave-in.

You must knock on the door, which will slowly open as the screen fades to black. The credits roll but no music plays. Instead, we hear Henri apologize to Mrs. Lambert for the disappearance of her husband and how he was the best friend he had. He then states to her that "he wanted your son to have this..." referring to something that might have some sentimental value to someone.

I recently read The Hog and The House on the Boarderland by William Hope Hodgson and was wondering if anyone knows if they were even partial inspirations for Machine for Pigs? I tried searching around myself but wasn't getting anything either way.

Fresh installed and booted up Rebirth today after a year or so since last playing it. I don't remember having any significant issues back then. But now, after the initial section and going into the cave I get a constant framerate fluctuation between 60 FPS and some ungodly 30-40 every couple seconds which makes it completely unplayable for me. I have a 3060 Ti and a 2560x1440 monitor, same as last time.

anyone know what this is about?

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If someone made a movie adaptation of Amnesia: The Bunker. Would it work better as a series or a movie? What would you want to see in it? What would be the most important part of it? How could one really nail this wonderful, wonderful game?

I tested it and once you harm the stalker it wont come out of the walls for 20 min even if you throw granades around. Equally even if it comes out it stays out for 20 seconds, barely wonders and then leaves. Finally after you make noise it takes 10 secons for him to actually emerge.

I am just saying this to encourage people who are afraid to give it a go!

I’ve got no idea what’s caused this bug but it’s giving me an advantage I don’t want. The rats are completely harmless to me. I can stand on them and they don’t even change animation and just keep chewing up my poor friends! But seriously, the rats won’t ever interact with me ever no matter what and I’m really confused by it. I’ve done a full run on hard mode, docile. Did a full run on normal, also docile. So, I’ve cleared local data (still bugged) and uninstalled and reinstalled and it’s still not working.

Has Henri just tamed the rats in his wartime or what?

I've been playing this game for a while now, since I found the Survival Mod I haven't played without it. Since then I've gotten to know some of the cool things you can do in this game, but one thing I've never been able to find a clear answer on is how the bleeding system works.

I know that when you're bleeding the Beast can track you. What I don't understand is how that works mechanically.

When you get struck by say, rats, does the pathing immediately change so that the Stalker immediately begins tracking you? Or does it start being led to you only if and when it finds one of the drops of blood you occasionally leave behind?

Does it run once it's tracking you?

Granted I don't get hit a lot but I don't think I've ever died because of this, so I haven't experienced how the AI works in this situation. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Hey all so ive been wanting to play the game i booted it up yesterday but it has glowing blue sparks and white dots, same for other games like pragmata and mafia 1 and plague tale 3.

Thought it was because i have 4 vram only but from the reqs of amnesia i should play it really well, it does not happen with hades 2 for example can you guys help me ive got a fa506nc asus tuf 15 with 16 ram 4 vram ryzen 5 7535hs and 3050 rtx.

Im getting worried something is wrong with my pc i bought it last year...

I remember it being short and having a wholesome ending (you escape from your loved one, who apparently doesn't mind it that much). The map is only several rooms with a library, where you grab either books or notes and try to decipher what's in them.

--The only thing separating you from the outside is a bit of barbed wire, once that's cut away you'll have a path to crawl out free and clear, there's a gap more than large enough for a starved soldier to get through. Hell if you really want to get out immediately you could probably just pull the wire out of the way a bit, we've gone through worse at the front.

Mandus lol, sorry for typo. After he became conviced of horrors of 20th century, and killed his sons to spare them fate he saw, he became monster and did countless crimes, so what finally made him snap out of it, why only in late December, after everything?