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sent1nel
Sweden47 Posts
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Lycaeus
United States1420 Posts
So, the secret is out- Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is set for release on 10th September! Can't wait for all you little piggies to play it. -ChineseRoom http://www.moddb.com/games/amnesia-a-machine-for-pigs/ I'm really excited, as the previous title was one of my favorites. | ||
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KingDime
Canada750 Posts
 Will definitely do a normal playthrough first of course! | ||
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Chubs01
United States25 Posts
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Qwyn
United States2781 Posts
10th of September is so fucking close! I can't fucking wait. And yes Chubs01, Day9 WILL be playing this as his Halloween game. SO EXCITED! This is going to be amazing. | ||
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Kyhol
Canada2575 Posts
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Rokevo
Finland1033 Posts
Hope it can live up to the original. | ||
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On_Slaught
United States12190 Posts
You can't tell me if you hear that coming down the hall you won't shit your pants. | ||
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Qwyn
United States2781 Posts
It's just that great. True horror relies on the suspense - actually hearing that scream will be as scary as it is a relief. The developers talked about this a lot in their goal to make a true horror game - not just jump scare terror! I agree though that the whole concept of slaughter seems more scary than pretty much anything in Amnesia except for the torture room scenes and the wine cellar. | ||
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Sycamore
204 Posts
Minimum: OS: Windows Vista Processor: 2.0 Ghz core i5 CPU or equivalent. Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Mid-range NVIDIA GeForce 3x0 / ATI Radeon HD 5x00. Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but is not supported; problems are generally solved with a driver update. Hard Drive: 5 GB available space Recommended: OS: Windows 7 Processor: 2.0 Ghz core i7 CPU or equivalent. Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: High-range NVIDIA GeForce 5x0 / ATI Radeon HD 6x00. Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but is not supported; problems are generally solved with a driver update. Hard Drive: 5 GB available space I read the notice about the integrated Intel HD Grahpics, but do you think my integrated HD graphics 3000 could handle it? (acer aspire 3750 laptop) | ||
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acker
United States2958 Posts
RPS's review. Metacritic. | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
* No weapons, just running and hiding. * First-person shit-your-own-pants feast. * Puzzle solving with a ton of tension constantly * Pick up notes etc to learn about the lore I feel the two games complement each other pretty well, Amnesia is very mystical with this constant feeling of some dark god wanting to kill you, while Outlast is borderline realistic making it quite chilling since it's a bit easier to immerse. Surprised there was no topic about it on TL since there are so many Amnesia fans here, so I thought I'd make sure you at least know about it. As for Machine for Pigs, I was a bit worried when I heard Northernlions first impression video. Apparently he considered the puzzle elements of Dark Decent too difficult and said Machine for Pigs was superior because it was more linear and simple, puzzle-wise. From reading other reviews, it seems he just didn't get far enough to run into real puzzles, hopefully. I also heard there's no insane-meter anymore... does that mean it's perfectly safe to stay in the dark in machine for pigs, or is it just that the meter isn't shown? | ||
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
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Bloodash
Netherlands1384 Posts
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Bayyne
United States1967 Posts
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Disengaged
United States6994 Posts
On September 10 2013 15:43 Tobberoth wrote: Not to hijack the topic or anything, just wanted to let everyone who is an Amnesia fan know that Outlast might very well be worth your time. It's quite similar to Amnesia in tons of ways: * No weapons, just running and hiding. * First-person shit-your-own-pants feast. * Puzzle solving with a ton of tension constantly * Pick up notes etc to learn about the lore I feel the two games complement each other pretty well, Amnesia is very mystical with this constant feeling of some dark god wanting to kill you, while Outlast is borderline realistic making it quite chilling since it's a bit easier to immerse. Surprised there was no topic about it on TL since there are so many Amnesia fans here, so I thought I'd make sure you at least know about it. As for Machine for Pigs, I was a bit worried when I heard Northernlions first impression video. Apparently he considered the puzzle elements of Dark Decent too difficult and said Machine for Pigs was superior because it was more linear and simple, puzzle-wise. From reading other reviews, it seems he just didn't get far enough to run into real puzzles, hopefully. I also heard there's no insane-meter anymore... does that mean it's perfectly safe to stay in the dark in machine for pigs, or is it just that the meter isn't shown? In my opinion Outlast is not worth the time or money. The game is more disturbing then it is scary. That is all I can say without spoiling anything. | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On September 10 2013 16:59 Disengaged wrote: In my opinion Outlast is not worth the time or money. The game is more disturbing then it is scary. That is all I can say without spoiling anything. That's sort of unexpected... you're of course entitled to your opinion even if you won't argue for it, but since rock, paper, shotgun said "Outlast is not an experiment in how games can be scary, it’s an exemplification." and all the rest from metacritic on top of that, one has to assume that you're in a pretty small minority. Not saying that the game isn't disturbing, especially some parts... but then again, so is Amnesia Dark Decent. For example, when you throw body parts of random corpses into water to make a monster move away from you. | ||
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Deleted User 183001
2939 Posts
Anyways, I'm really looking forward to A Machine for Pigs!! I'd like to check out the new puzzle and thrills and features. | ||
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Disengaged
United States6994 Posts
On September 10 2013 17:04 Tobberoth wrote: That's sort of unexpected... you're of course entitled to your opinion even if you won't argue for it, but since rock, paper, shotgun said "Outlast is not an experiment in how games can be scary, it’s an exemplification." and all the rest from metacritic on top of that, one has to assume that you're in a pretty small minority. Not saying that the game isn't disturbing, especially some parts... but then again, so is Amnesia Dark Decent. For example, when you throw body parts of random corpses into water to make a monster move away from you. Throwing body parts into water to make a monster move away from you is not disturbing. Also, there is no point in me arguing about a game without talking about the game in specifics because you know people might want to play it. I also don't care for game reviews. It is my fault for being hyped about this game and what I got was disappointment. | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On September 10 2013 17:39 Disengaged wrote: Throwing body parts into water to make a monster move away from you is not disturbing. Also, there is no point in me arguing about a game without talking about the game in specifics because you know people might want to play it. I also don't care for game reviews. It is my fault for being hyped about this game and what I got was disappointment. I'm just saying, I come into the topic and recommend a game I know most people who like Amnesia will enjoy, and I'm hoping a lot of people try it out. You answering that it's a waste of time and money certainly lowers the chance that people here try it, which is unfortunate, especially if you won't really reason about why so they can form their own opinion. I certainly think you can comment on what you find disturbing and not scary without ruining the game... then again, if you don't think it's disturbing to throw around body parts, I don't really understand what you're finding disturbing about Outlast, other than an... uncomfortable meeting with a certain surgeon. | ||
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