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About this game

Face forgotten horrors in “Amnesia: Collection,” a compendium of chilling suspense. Unravel fragmented memories and descend into the depths of madness in “The Dark Descent,” then confront grotesque industrial nightmares in “A Machine for Pigs” and “Amnesia: Justine” This haunting trio delivers an odyssey of psychological dread, testing your courage and sanity.

• Amnesia: The Dark Descent – Step into Daniel’s shoes, exploring a desolate castle while unraveling the mysteries of his troubled past and confronting inner demons.
  • No cut-scenes or time-jumps; you’re fully immersed in a physically simulated world with cutting-edge 3D graphics and sound design, experiencing every moment firsthand.
• A Machine for Pigs – This thrusts you into a nightmare as industrialist Oswald Mandus, haunted by feverish dreams and facing an infernal machine to save his imperiled children.
  • Retains the essence of Amnesia while introducing fresh elements. It’s a gripping horror tale with an evocative soundtrack by composer Jessica Curry.
• Amnesia: Justine – Throws you into a sadistic game as a nameless pawn. Will you outwit twisted puzzles and monstrous “suitors” or succumb to the true villain: amnesia itself?

Reviews

Amnesia Collection is a nice package for those that never played any of these entries, and for $29.99 I consider it a great deal. Even for veterans of the franchise, this isn’t a bad way to relive the experience all over again and gain trophies in the process. It’s a given that a ton of players have already experienced what the majority of this package contains but for those that missed out on the sequel, or perhaps somehow the entire package, Amnesia the collection is highly recommended for PS4.

ZTGD

If you are looking for a collection of horror games to play on PlayStation 4 that offer some great mechanics in a finely designed Lovecraftian nightmare, the Amnesia Collection is a definitive purchase. The original may not hold up visually, and A Machine for Pigs does have a few framerate issues, but nothing to affect your enjoyment. Frictional Games kicked off with The Dark Descent over 6 years ago, and it’s great to see them finally arrive on console.

God is a Geek

The Amnesia Collection is, in some ways, a difficult one to recommend. Existing fans gain little new from it, and newcomers will possibly be seeing this as dated thanks to the many attempted copycats that have released in an around the time since this series began. Yet it’s a timely reminder of how well a slow-burning eldritch horror can be done in videogames.

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