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#amnesiathebunker
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Fredrik Olsson @losfreddos.bsky.social
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Fredrik Olsson @losfreddos.bsky.social
@LosFreddos
Creative Lead on Amnesia: The Bunker and Rebirth at Frictional Games.
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- Reading this is absolutely heartwarming! ❤️🔥This game deserves way more attention than it's getting. Seriously, this is one of the best survival horror games in awhile, in a year filled with amazing survival horror games, and that's coming from someone who doesn't like other Amnesia titles.
- Fun fact: Did you know that as long as the generator is running in Amnesia: The Bunker there's something called a "Shepard Tone" running at very low volume in the background. A shepard tone basically creates an illusion of a sound that continously ascends or descends. (1/4)
00:00 - 1/2 One little thing that we cut from the early version of Amnesia: The Bunker was the "stalker trapping mechanic" - where the stalker would sometimes place fuel outside of a hole and wait for the player to go for it.
- Prey might be the best game I've ever played... ...I want more!
GIF - The indie game we are making and three of the inspirations behind it.
The indie game we are making and three of the inspirations behind it. - Replying to @LosFreddos2/2 The reason we cut it was purely due to it feeling "out of character". The Stalker is not "the deliberate planning type" (like for example the Alien in Alien: Isolation) but rather a creature that uses it's power and a more direct brute-force approach.
- It's now nearly a month since we released Amnesia: The Bunker. Apart from some minor bug fixing and performance improvements we're working on some really cool updates for the autumn patch. But man... those last weeks leading up to release were stressful! You've lived with (1/4)
- Replying to @LosFreddosIn Amnesia: The Bunker we went with a descending version of the shepard tone, adding to the feeling of the generator fuel running out. The volume is intentionally set extremely low, almost making it sub-conscious, and you need to listen really carefully in order to hear it. (3/4)
- Honestly, what's the most terrifying monster you've ever come across in a game?
- Replying to @LosFreddosOur hope is that this detail helps adding tension for times when you are playing with the lights on. In addition we believe the contrast of no longer hearing the shepard tone helps adding punch to the moments when the lights suddenly go out. (4/4)
