but promotional art suggests that teeth and claws are its main characteristics. While the Amnesia series appeared to be moving forward through time, The Bunker's WW1 setting precedes the events of ...

Amnesia: The Bunker is a smaller, more self-contained episode in the groundbreaking horror franchise that shows Frictional still has some chilling new tricks up their sleeves. Amnesia: The Bunker ...

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Unlike other Amnesia games, The Bunker has a bare-bones story and many elements of its world, including item locations and codes, are randomized per playthrough. As I tiptoe through its pitch ...

This year, though, it's going in completely the opposite direction, and its recently launched WW1 horror Amnesia: The Bunker will be getting even more nerve-frayingly horrifying, just in time for ...

Amnesia: The Bunker, developer Frictional Games’ most ambitious horror title yet, turns an abandoned World War I bunker into a sprawling haunted house. Though I’m terrified of the unkillable ...

Adi Robertson is a senior tech and policy editor focused on VR, online platforms, and free expression. Adi has covered video games, biohacking, and more for The Verge since 2011. But The Bunker is ...

Developer Frictional Games, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Amnesia games returns to the series with a new Amnesia title launching sometime in 2023 titled Amnesia: The Bunker.

So Amnesia: The Bunker, a smaller and more self-contained chapter, has its work cut out for it in getting me excited about this frightening franchise again. And while a lot of the fundamentals of ...

I distinctly remember every encounter with Amnesia: The Bunker's central antagonist, an apelike, bestial thing that lives in the walls of the World War I hellhole protagonist Henri Clément finds ...