I won this game on SG a couple of days ago and promptly completed it. It is the sequel to the cult classic "Amnesia: the Dark Descent." While it is recognizably an Amnesia game, they have changed a lot of the gameplay elements. They've removed the sanity meter and your light source is no longer limited. Monsters are much more scarce than in the original, and many of the ones you see are purely for the atmosphere and pose no danger to the player character. That being said, I still really enjoyed it. It still manged to create that quintessential Amnesia dread, as you explore through various notes and messages to uncover the story. The plot is fairly predictable but that doesn't detract from the ambiance.

It may not have been as well reviewed as the original, but in some ways I actually enjoyed "A Machine for Pigs" more.

I got this game for free from the developer by playing one of their other games "Cyrano Story." It's a relatively short walking simulator that concerns Cthulhu lore. There was nothing groundbreaking here: the story was enjoyable but predictable, the music and graphics were fine but not spectacular, the game play was easy to master but not innovative. The main weak spot was the dialogue--both the voice acting which was occasionally weak and the dialogue which was repetitive and often misjudged. I'd recommend it on sale as a pleasant way to spend a few hours, but have no interest in revisiting it. For horror fans hoping to get some scares, Moons of Madness will disappoint. It was at best suspenseful but honestly rarely reached even that.

Plus side: achievements were virtually unmissable.

I no longer remember when or where I got this game (except it wasn't from SG or any other giveaway site), but I found it in my backlog and decided to give it a try. It is a fairly simple point-and-click mystery adventure, with some supernatural elements introduced part way through. The voice acting was surprisingly good and while the graphics style isn't my personal favorite, it has a kind of pleasing charm. Easy to get 100% achievements, and the story was intriguing enough to keep players engaged. The ending was a bit weak, but nothing that ruined the game for me.

I won this game on SG recently. It doesn't have any achievements on the PC version, but I tried to play as complete a run as possible (upgrading all my equipment, exploring all areas, etc). I had played the original game, so I was eager to try this sequel. It plays very much like its predecessor, similar combat mechanics and likewise very little plot. It's a bit of mindless fun although the repetitive nature of the gameplay makes completing it in multiple sessions a necessity.

I won this game on SG a few months ago and was playing it until my personal life temporarily got in the way. I cam back to it this month and beat it. I really enjoyed it, despite having little more than passing knowledge of the IP its based upon. I want to come back and 100% it some day, but as it would require an entire new playthrough in addition to several challenge mode maps, I don't anticipate coming back to it in the near future.

Still working on completing this game. I am set on 100% completing it, but it has been a bit of a slog to get through. I really like stealth games in general (I played both Dishonored games with very few breaks) but for some reason this one just isn't clicking the same way. It is enjoyable in small bursts but becomes overly repetitive quickly.

I am aiming to complete this game before the end of the month, but that may be overly optimistic.

Beat the game today. Completed the main campaign on second class (first warrior and the mage). There is third class also available but won’t go for third round. Also, the game has endless mode after the main campaign. Played some of it with the warrior.

This game really was a labyrinth, the game takes place in stages all with difference puzzles. For example our 1st area the forest we cant move to the left while in later areas like the sky you have to walk over ever block. In between we get little snippits of story. I'm pretty sure this was one of the games I brought during the summer sale and it wasn't bad. If I was to choose to recommend it or to stay away I guess I would agree to go play

1st up my time isn't correct, idk what my real time is but its at least 4 hours so who knows what happed for 2 of my sessions.
Since I won pesterquest I decided to buy this which was nice timing since it was half price for all the dlc. I really enjoyed the characters in this game, it was pretty simple going through each unique character and those bad ends were great. Really worth going through which you probably will see a couple since sometimes the right answer isnt right. Some people were annoying, a couple of the friends speak weirdly. Some are just cosmetics like a heart next to it or theytalklike_this. Som3 though talk lik3 this, y3ah annoying much, imagin3 this but 3v3ry word contains a god damn E! Sure she was one of the more fun friends but god damn trying to read a whole paragraph with 3s every word is a pain

What's wors3 th3n this? W3ll th1s of cours3, 1nst34d of just 3 for E now w3 h4ve 1 for i 4nd 4 for A.
It was horrible going through that route I didn't even bother reading most of it since it was screwing with my head to much. Alot of this text was pretty terrible with 8s for bs and EvErY oThEr LeTtEr LiKe ThIs. I didn't enjoy it before but at least it wasn't to bad before, this time its just way to much.

To be honest I didn't find this game that good compared to friendism. That game was just silly, the trolls were unique and didn't feel annoying. The whole this dude is a criminal out of pure accident was funny and made it weird. This time round it felt like they were pushing it. Giving us time travel and teleportation just felt like a cheap way to make things happen. Stick with trolls or humans well no need to pick one when we just teleport you to these random people. The characters were just bland, they weren't likeable and they are all connected to each other. I liked finding out before that a friend we made knew one of our earlier ones. Now its just going between everyone in the group because of reason. Saying this as well they didn't look all that different. The humans were very white with a bit of colour, its quite a bright harsh colour to look at. Same could be said about the trolls, they didn't have this really big new looks to them because they are stuck with these symbols on their top.

Now this game can be done without knowing anything before hand. Frankly if I didn't own friendism and did that I probably would still be disappointed in this. Sure you can play this as a stand alone but its sad to miss things that you could quickly go through by owning the other. As a stand alone game it didn't sit right with me. Its hard not to remember how amazing the other game was and knowing that its hard to be fair, its just not as funny as the original and again with that horrible text its a drag to read

Ages ago I wrote about how I dropped this game, I spent an hour doing the 1st 5 minutes of the game and it just wasn't for me. However I looked more into the achievements and decided to go ahead and actually try to 100% it. I attempted many times using a video to help me. After failing many times I tried again while 100% every area, that was a horrible inventory management. It actually didn't go so bad that by the time I did my 2nd playthrough I managed to get a time of 2 hours and 37 minutes while using a knife. By the 3rd 2 hours and 4 minutes. I really liked knowing where everything was since I was able to just rush through

I felt like the difference between the 2 characters were noticible. Before this I only experienced the weapon difference, its much more impactful here. Jill is definitely an easier one to handle, she has 8 instead of 6 inventory spaces which you definitely want especially with hard difficulties. She also has a lockpick skill for which after doing Chris again reminded me that it is a lifesaver! I could rush through her but Chris needs old keys and I had no idea where those were for a speedrun. She can also pick up the shotgun without having to do the puzzle, all that just means less health naturally. Chris obviously has the 6 inventory spaces and he can't lockpick, instead he has a lighter. I didn't find much reason for the lighter but hey it saves a space I guess. I don't actually know what else Chris has apart from more health

Onto the actual story I found it boring playing as Chris. There's not much difference in story between the 2 characters, the main reason to carry on is purely for the fact they have achievements. Apparently each character deserves being praised for doing the same thing, oh you defeated the snake eh now me I did it and got an achievement. It really is silly beating bosses only to be told you have to do it as the other character to get notice for it.

The puzzles weren't actually that bad, they were pretty simple to figure out and the items aren't actually that hard to find. A bunch is actually pointless if you don't go for 100% like getting the blue gem from the start or burning some wood. Plus as mentioned above its not that bad during a 2nd+ playthrough. Once you figured out where everything is and what they are for its quite a breeze. I think the most difficult bit to do will be in harder difficulties where the inventory box isn't connected, even then most items are used for 1 area only so it actually shouldn't be that bad as long as you remember which box the items are in.

If you want to know the history of the resident evil series like me then definitely get it. The story isn't the best but as an original game its not that bad. The only way to get this old school re game is number 0 now since 2 and 3 were updated