Amnesia: Rebirth

7/10, Spoiler Review [spoiler] The story centers on Tasi, who is intentionally written as flawed and frustrating. That works, because her progression feels consitent by the end. Dr. Merzier in my opinion is the standout character of the story, his role in the story is quite nuanced, sad that he didn't get much development. In my eyes the sequence is probably like this: plane crash, desert wandering, ancient ruins, encounter with the Goddess or Jin, and the "choice" tied to Tasi's pregnancy. The *Vitae functions as a kind of death driven resource from the ancient civilization, older than the Romans, though the nature of that kind of society and the Goddess herself remains vague. Some elements, like the team turning into "it" and the red light, feel underexplained. The ending where Tasi gives the child to the Goddess feels like the logical conclusion of her arc (which is the only ending I did), but her character could have used more development earlier to make the story overall much more coherrent, and this also applies to other endings, one of the reason why I stopped playing after only getting this ending [/spoiler] The writing sometimes drags, and certain mysteries never fully earned. [spoiler] The focus on the child dominates Tasi's character to the point that other dimensions of her personality get less room to breath. There are strong moments, but it feels like the narrative could have been more tightly constructed and more ambitious in its character work [/spoiler] Gameplay is overall fine. Puzzles are decent and integrate well with the story, though some require annoying preicision, which is admittedly my fault, especially on an Xbox controller if sensitivty is not calibrated as the game didn't communicate it to me. [spoiler] The fortress section in my opinion is the highlight. The earlier enemies are good and scary, while the floating creatures later on are less compelling and shift the tone (both story and gameplay) in a way that makes the game less frightening. [/spoiler]

Recommended

Страшна очень страшна

Самая слабая часть серии.

An Amazing narrative experience , a must play.

I've now played three of the four Amnesia games and this one did about the same as the past two for me. I feel like these games would be better books than games. Gameplay is always so bland and everything just drags. This story was solid for the most part, but the endings blew. Each one left a lot to be desired. This piece wasn't scary or particularly atmospheric, unless you were in the overworld area, in which case, it was pretty cinematic at least. Don't go in expecting a fun time, honestly. I'll recommend playing just for the story, but only barely. Also, be prepared to never be able to see anything at all. 5/10 overall. Decent story, good voice acting, one cool environment, but that's about it.

Amnesia The Dark Descent me dejó la vara muy alta y temía que esta parte de la saga no cumpliera con mis expectativas, ya que A Machine For Pigs fué para mi el peor amnesia que he jugado hasta el momento, para no extenderme mucho, Amnesia Rebirth me sorprendió en muchisimos aspectos, fue el amnesia que mas me sorprendió en el apartado de horror, se puede sentir mucho la angustia de la protagonista, mucho más que Daniel en TDD, en terminos de historia es bastante buena, en terminos de retos y dificultad puede llegar a flaquear bastante, si bien en muchas partes llega a ser bastante linear, debo admitir que no me incomodó para nada, resuelve muchisimas dudas de TDD, recomendable si eres fan de la saga, pero si este es tu primer amnesia te recomiendo no llevar muchas espectativas respecto a lo que dicen basado en Amnesia The Dark Descent, jugarlo fue como volver a recibir un abrazo de un viejo amigo, totalmente recomendado