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My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross.

And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs

at his Games Club podcast.

It's been a month.

Yep. This we are beginning October,

our horror game coverage here with Amnesia,

The Bunker, which is a first survival horror game developed

and published by Frictional Games for the PC and consoles

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Yeah, sense penumbra, but I just I love, you know, people realizing like you can you can do more like you can have atmospheric tricks in concert with mechanical pressures, and concerns, and they can work together in this beautiful thing we call video games.

Yeah, they they they auto work together. They work very well together. Yeah, and in this game they work together very specifically.

Yeah, so in this you play as Henri Clement, who is a French soldier who suffers an injury in World War One, and wakes up trapped in this bunker that has been torn apart by this prowling monster, and he has no recollection of how things got this way.

He has a minor amount of amnesia. Amnesia is the least important of the plot in this one, as it could be in any of the amnesia games.

Big, big changes here. There's a man. Oh, sorry. All of these points are rushing forward. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So this is the first person like everything frictionals done so far. This is a first person horror game.

The odds are stacked against you. You are hiding from and fleeing a monster that you cannot kill. That's what that is so much so amnesia.

You know, that could describe amnesia, the dark descent. Yes. This is different.

What makes this especially cool, you know, to talk about and to think about aside from just playing it and, you know, examining it for itself is the way that this exists and compute in conversation with.

And what I see as a reputation of amnesia, the dark descent and its legacy and the horror space of the hide and seek, you know, walking Sam were occasionally you have to avoid something.

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