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Foresight can be a disturbing thing, and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs paints this well in its story of scientist and inventor locked behind the walls of his own business empire, filled with ideals, and maddened by what the world will inevitably become. Yet, there is a twist to this character. He awakes in his caged bed from fever dreams and can remember only that his children are somewhere. And his amnesia allows him to see himself from fresh eyes, to see what he became, and possibly to redeem his misdeeds. So he sets off into this labyrinth of horror to save from the terrors that await as he delves deeper into the machine of his own creation.

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Jacob Ross at Save/Continue writes: "Oh what a fool I was. What a fool I was to place my faith in the unsteady hands of The Chinese Room, the team responsible for creating Dear Esther, one of the worst games Ive ever had the misfortune of being suckered into buying; rarely will you find a more plodding and pretentious experience, writhing in esotericism and utterly devoid of design. But I had felt them to be a natural fit for the world of Amnesia: with its already-light systems firmly established by the seminal Dark Descent, The Chinese Room could focus on the ambiance that they so clearly had a knack for. I was half-right and twice-fooled. Shame on me."

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Continuing his exploration Destin finds some dead pigs in Amnesia and uses his trusty lantern to continue exploring the world.

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Shack News: "There's a certain feeling of helplessness that comes with exploring an unfamiliar area. A stomach-churning sensation begins to sink in, and at the first sign of anything strange, you're ready to leap into the air, like Scooby Doo frantically jumping into Shaggy's arms. This is the feeling that drives Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. It's a stark reminder that developer Frictional Games understands the essence of fear, and that series creator The Chinese Room can write a compelling story."

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Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs; Outlast; Among the Sleep. These are just a few of the games that aim to remind you of what fear is like. There are different types of horror titles and different people that play them. What are your reasons for playing games of this genre?

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GI - "It's a jam-packed episode of the GI Show this week! Come and get it! We start off the show this week with Tim Turi and Ben Reeves, who talk about two new horror games, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Outlast, which are gripping and flawed in equal measure."

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