Then came 2010’s Amnesia: The Dark Descent, the seminal PC horror game from Frictional Games that brought the genre back to its roots. In the game, you play as a man named Daniel who wakes up in ...

You play as a man who wakes up alone in a desolate Prussian castle with (all together now!) amnesia. All you can remember is your name—Daniel—and that something is pursuing you. As you explore, you’ll ...

Amnesia: The Dark Descent changed the face of ... and exploration have stayed the same as they were when I woke up as Daniel more than a decade ago, this gloomy, open-ended cat-and-mouse thriller ...

At the game’s beginning, protagonist Daniel awakens in a Prussian castle with a gaping hole in his memory. The only information he has to hand is he deliberately caused his amnesia and that ...

The first time I played Amnesia: The Dark Descent ... In The Dark Descent, you play an amnesiac man named Daniel who wakes up in the eerie Gothic corridors of Brennenburg Castle.

You take on the role of Daniel, who awakens in the darkened halls of Brennenburg Castle at the start of the game with a bad case of--you guessed it--amnesia. Early stages have a bit of a Memento ...

Amnesia's plot alone is intriguing enough. Waking up on the stone floor of some ancient castle with no memory whatsoever except their character's own name ('Daniel'), the player's first discovery ...