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Amnesia: The Dark Descent is the scariest game of all time, beating Silent Hill, Eternal Darkness, Clive Barkers Undying, and 85% of Monoliths games (even Blood!). Its not up for debate. The vulnerability, the lack of weapons, the sanity meter, and replacing the ability to face nightmares with the overwhelming need to run and hide added up to an exercise in sheer bloodcurdling terror.

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Stick Skills: "Amnesia: The Dark Descent first arrived back in 2010, and brought with it a new brand of survival horror. Much in the same vein of its previous work, Frictional Games threw players into terrifying situations as a completely helpless individual. Without any combat, the only hope for survival was stealth. Three years later the followup, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, has finally arrived. This time around Frictional handed the reins over to Dear Esther creators The Chinese Room, choosing to take the role of publisher. The end result is something which keeps a similar aesthetic, but also forges its own path, spinning a much more melancholic tale."

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6aming's Mitch steps into the darkness to review Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. Find out what is waiting with.

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Recorded 12 September, 2013, this is episode 48 of the eGamer Podcast. Topics discussed include relationships, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Outlast. Shownotes are through the link.

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Kotaku - Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs is a great horror sequel filled with tons of NOPE moments. Even its glitches are freakin' scary.

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Digital Chumps: "A Machine For Pigs may not appease fans of The Dark Descent, but it does offer a compelling entry into the genre, even if it's inferior to its predecessor."