Amnesia: Rebirth

Recommended

EXCELENTE y triste! recomendable.

Ho apprezzato molto The Bunker! d'impatto, conciso, ansiogeno al punto giusto e con un gameplay tutto sommato soddisfacente. Qui il progetto è un pò più ambizioso, tuttavia non è previsto l'uso di alcun arma. Io detesto i giochi dove non è possibile reagire, è una cosa innaturale! Non dico che i protagonisti debbano essere tutti Nathan Drake, ma se c'è un nemico che mi attacca io devo poter almeno prendere un bastone e darglielo in testa! Amnesia The Bunker, non era uno sprattutto ne un picchiaduro, ma avevi una pistola (anche se con i colpi contati) potevi provare a incendiare i nemici, insomma, potevi in qualche modo reagire. Questo Rebirth invece è un Outlast ma senza i nascondigli, quindi spesso ti senti braccato e non ti resta che attendere di essere fatto fuori. Altra cosa: c'è tanto da leggere, troppo, ci sono note sparse praticamente ovunque. Non sarebbe un difetto assolutamente, ma non essendoci nemici (o almeno nemici da abbattere) tutto è incentrato esclusivamente su enigmi ambientali e trama, ed è proprio questo il punto! Le numerosissime note oltre a spezzare il ritmo continuamente sembrano quasi tutte messe per creare confusione nel giocatore, rendendo la trama di base ancora più incomprensibile! Se gli sviluppatori avevano in mente una buona storia hanno fatto tutto ciò che era in loro potere per non raccontarcela. Anche gli enigmi, tutto sommato buoni sono però spesso forzati e privi di senso, ci si trova spesso in quelle stanzone costruite dagli (spoiler) con oggetti per le mani, da inserire in qualche posto per andare da qualche parte, ma la domanda che ci poniamo non è "come si risolve?" ma più che altro "Perchè?" Comunque, leggendo su Wikipendia la storia magari c'era, ma un modo meno criptico e noioso di raccontarla avrebbe giovato a tutto il gioco. In sintesi, secondo me le premesse erano molto buone ma il gioco a causa di alcune scelte, del level design e del gameplay è inferiore a the Bunker!

Pretty good, I enjoyed the gameplay, music, visuals, and the story. The game heavily relies on the player falling for the illusion of the enemies being able to attack at any moment and them being dangerous. Which did work for the most part, but if the illusion disappears after getting grabbed a few times and just being able to continue like nothing happened, it's unable to get it back since there are only a few types of enemies. The environments are really good-looking. And the portals are cool as well. The story itself is mostly good, except it does give me a bit of Tomb Raider 2013 vibes with literally everything going wrong with falling through the roof every 5 minutes just before escaping something, which gets old fast. Was it really that hard to get the main character naturally in a creepy environment without just forcing her in it by destroying the ground every minute? Dark Descent barely does this and mostly forces the player to do it, which allows your mind to make it more scary. Would recommend.

Moderately interesting game, but too long and boring gameplay wise. 12/20. Half the length with better and more varied levels would have been the sweet spot here. The promised setup of a desert was great but unfortunately after a short playtime we are locked underground in ugly uninspired sci-fi levels until the very end. The puzzles are interesting for some at best, but obtuse and tedious for others. The lamp isn't good in this game, the light is too weak and it consumes the oil very rapidly compared to the TDD. Luckily the story's core subject is interesting and nice, i found, a topic we don't see often in video games so yeah why not. However the pacing and the plot's justifications are bad. The whole game is like a 100m straight line walk in theory but every 10 meters the ground falls beneath you ( unlucky every time the game says lol) until the very end. A great feature here that was lacking in TDD is the body awareness, I hope every first person camera would include it, really. Conclusion, not bad but not good. TDD was a lot better in terms of pacing, puzzles, horror, level design and story telling.

8/10

Honestly, I didn't expect it to be so good. If you're a fan of SOMA and first Amnesia do yourself a favor and play this masterpiece. Don't listen to angry games that "can't relate to pregnant woman" or ones that played for 1.5 hour and gave the review saying it's boring and not scary. This game takes a moment to really get into the creepy, uncomfortable zone, but once it does it goes hard. You can tell this game was made after SOMA. It's a little light on typical horror gameplay where you're chased by a monster and have to hide, but is heavy on the creepy story that makes you do horrible things, a bit like in SOMA. Still, I think I like SOMA a bit more for the story, but gameplay here is much better IMO. I like figuring out weird machinery in an alien world. It adds to the feeling of uncertainty. It didn't feel like a drag like puzzles sometimes feel in horror games. 10/10, I can't really say anything bad about it. I love it.

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前有后裔后有地堡，感觉这作一般，结局也没个完美结局