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{{Infobox
|completion=1
|image=Amnesia The Dark Descent Cover.jpg
|title=Amnesia: The Dark Descent
|title=Amnesia: The Dark Descent
|image=Amnesia The Dark Descent Cover.jpg
|developer=[[Frictional Games]]
|developer=[[Frictional Games]]
|publisher=
|publisher=[[Frictional Games]]
|released={{rd|2010|September 8}}
|year=2010
|systems={{syslist|win|macos|linux}}
|genre=[[Adventure]]
|genre=[[Adventure]]
|systems=[[Windows]], [[Mac OS X]], [[Linux]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|ratings=
|followed by=[[Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs]]
|series=
|series=Amnesia
|pcgamingwiki=Amnesia: The Dark Descent
}}
}}
'''Amnesia: The Dark Descent''' is a horror game released by [[Frictional Games]] in [[2010]]. It follows the story of Daniel, as he is being chased by a shadow, where he uncovers his dark past within Brennenburg Castle in an attempt to redeem himself.
'''Amnesia: The Dark Descent''' is a horror game released by [[Frictional Games]] in [[2010]]. It follows the story of Daniel, as he is being chased by a shadow, where he uncovers his dark past within Brennenburg Castle in an attempt to redeem himself.
In April 12, 2011, it received a the Justine expansion, as part of a cross-promotion for [[Portal 2]].
In April 12, 2011, it received a the Justine expansion, as part of a cross-promotion for [[Portal 2]].
'''Note''': This game is heavily based on proceeding through unknown territory. Reading any part of the walkthrough risks ruining the experience, even more so than other games.
'''Note''': This game is heavily based on proceeding through unknown territory. Reading any part of the walkthrough risks ruining the experience, even more so than other games.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a horror game released by Frictional Games in 2010. It follows the story of Daniel, as he is being chased by a shadow, where he uncovers his dark past within Brennenburg Castle in an attempt to redeem himself.
In April 12, 2011, it received a the Justine expansion, as part of a cross-promotion for Portal 2.
Note: This game is heavily based on proceeding through unknown territory. Reading any part of the walkthrough risks ruining the experience, even more so than other games.
