For better or worse, the sequel plays quite a bit like its decade-old predecessor.Īmnesia: Rebirth begins with a literal bang, as your plane crashes in the Algerian desert in the 1930s. Rebirth sometimes confuses tension with poor puzzle design and can feel a bit dated. Indeed, when Rebirth is at its best, it can unsettle and scare you as effectively as Amnesia: The Dark Descent did in 2010.
This alone might be enough to make gamers run to the Steam store. It certainly helps that Frictional Games, the studio behind the original horror masterpiece, is back at the helm for the sequel. Amnesia: Rebirth can be absolutely terrifying at times, which should come as no surprise since it’s the sequel to one of the greatest PC horror games ever made.
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