Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs Review | Saving Content

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Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs Review | Saving Content

Added: 09.09.2013 19:18 | 7 views | 0 comments

Excerpt: "Interaction is kept to a minimum, only allowing you to play with switches, some drawers, chairs, and lights. The puzzles that prevent you from progressing, are straightforward and present very little challenge to complete. It is insulting to anyones intelligence when the answer to a puzzle is finding an item and plugging it into the slot that it came from. But theres a certain pleasure of pulling away a painting to reveal a switch that reveals a hidden passageway. Amnesia isnt broken, or even buggy. But what it is, is a convoluted mess of a story that does little to fill you in unless you explore every nook and cranny for exposition. Even then, you may not have answers for the questions you seek. There are plenty of scares, but in great moderation from what youd expect. A Machine For Pigs short run time of only 4 hours, and confusing ending will leave you thinking you had amnesia."