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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

What would be even better is some hint as to what new game they’re working on, as they apparently have two secret projects underway and it’s now four years since SOMA first came out. Pure horror games like Amnesia are becoming increasingly rare, and what really scares us is the thought that The Dark Descent will never be bettered. It’s a shame it isn’t a full remake, but The Dark Descent remains one of the most frightening and atmospheric video games ever made.

Metro GameCentral

Amnesia Collection on Switch may lack the slick polish and fidelity of the PlayStation 4, but at the very least, The Dark Descent survived mostly intact, and is still an excellent version of the scariest game ever made. It is too bad that the other entries in the collection are not quite up to the Frictional Games’ standard of quality, but even in their own merits they are decent compared to most other first-person horror titles on Switch.

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The Amnesia games are some of the best horror titles to ever be released, but things have moved on and its dated graphics, lack of polish and some performance issues hinder the Nintendo Switch release. Ultimately, however, if you are a fan of horror games, the package is worth it alone just to play The Dark Descent, one of the most influential games of the past ten years. Just be aware that, as the darkness in these games, time has not been its friend.

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