Posts Tagged ‘Horror’

Knock-knock is an unique platform horror survival game using the Unity game engine, so a GNU/Linux client is very likely. “We will be able to release the game for iOS and Android devices. Most likely we will be able to release the Linux version of the game as well. It is hard to guarantee it […]

On April 18 Frictional Games joined Valve to celebrate the release of Portal 2 and wrap up our collaboration which has spanned the last few months. During this period we have worked with not only Valve, but an entire range of talented independent developers, to give gamers a unique gaming experience. Together we created a […]

After 3 long years of waiting Amnesia : The Dark Descent was finally released today ! Helsingborg, Sweden, 8/10 – 2010 We at Frictional Games are happy to announce that Amnesia: The Dark Descent is now available for instant download! This represent the culmination of the three years of hard work and we are very […]

Amnesia: The Dark Descent has been released ! For more information and upcoming contest read here. Helsingborg, Sweden, 03/9 – 2010 Today Frictional Games, the makers of the Penumbra series, has released a demo for their upcoming first person survival horror “Amnesia: The Dark Descent”. Players with Windows, Mac or Linux all get a chance […]

Amnesia: The Dark Descent Gone Gold

Posted: 29th August 2010 by Maxim Bardin in Uncategorized
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Amnesia: The Dark Descent has been released ! For more information and upcoming contest read here. Helsingborg, Sweden, 27/8 – 2010 We at Frictional Games are happy to announce that Amnesia: The Dark Descent has gone gold. We are extremely pleased with our creation and cannot wait to unleash our bundle of madness on the […]

Dark Salvation – Horror FPS !

Posted: 25th August 2009 by Maxim Bardin in Uncategorized
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Dark Salvation is an horror FPS game built with id Tech 3 engine and meant for mature audience. It’s developed by Mangled Eye Studios. In my eyes Dark Salvation demonstrates few things … 1. id software’s GLPed engines are still alive and kicking, and more and more games use their FREE engines. 2. There is […]