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Ontos takes place in a messed-up sci-fi hotel, and features Stellan Skarsgård.

Set during World War I, Amnesia: The Bunker puts players in the role of a French soldier trapped inside an abandoned military bunker hunted by a deadly creature.

A more flexible nightmare awaits horror fans next year.

Developer Frictional Games delves deeper into how Amnesia: Rebirth's rather unusual setting will make the player feel hopeless.

Both the source code for Amnesia: The Dark Descent and A Machine For Pigs will be released today under the GPL v3 license.

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Here's everything we know about Amnesia: Rebirth, including details on its release date, gameplay, trailers and more.

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Frictional Games is offering its cult first-person horror game Amnesia: The Dark Descent for free on Steam, but you've only got a few hours left to snap it up. The deal runs until 10AM PT/18:00GMT. If you manage to nap up the game during that time you'll find it added to your Steam library permanently.

Frictional Games, the team behind gloomy scare-fest Amnesia: The Dark Descent, has another portion of pant-wetting horror headed your way this year – September 22 to be exact. In fact, Soma will probably be even worse, because it's set underwater; the only thing worse than being trapped in an abandoned castle with an unspeakable abomination is of course being trapped underwater with ALL the unspeakable abominations.

Frictional Games, creators of the cult horror hit Amnesia: The Dark Descent, are hoping to once again scare the pants off gamers with their upcoming title SOMA. This time, however, they're hoping to try out a different kind of fear. "SOMA will be scary in a different way from Amnesia: TDD and I really hope that people will feel it is a fresh experience," creative director Thomas Grip told Gaming Bolt. "There have been so many games now that are just about running way from monsters, and I think a lot of player are getting desensitized to that."

Swedish developer Fractional Games offers fans an update to their situation one month after their first-person survival horror Amnesia went on sale. They managed to sell 36k units, needing 24k to be able to keep operating. 41.7% of sales were pre-orders. Critic scores influence was "pretty much none".

Amnesia: The Dark Descent developer Frictional Games has revealed 200,000 sales for its PC only title, and says the PC online market just keeps on growing. It convinces them this growth is "far from the end" and that studios "might want to think again" about console exclusivity. Amnesia has given them freedom.

Frictional Games, who developed the horror adventure game Amnesia: The Dark Descent, have created a new site called Next Frictional Game. The site is emblazoned with an Amnesia logo, accompanied by the tagline "Something is emerging..." In the background is a blurred out image of something, which could serve as a Rorschach test.

Frictional Games has announced that the developer is collaborating with Dear Esther developer TheChineseRoom to bring the sequel to their indie hit Amnesia: The Dark Descent to PC, called Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.

For those few gamers who are worried about the lightening of the mood in the sequel to the dark horror game Amnesia: The Dark Descent, A Machine for Pigs, Frictional Games boss Thomas Grip reassures them that the game will be anything but "friendly, cuddly or cozy."