Amnesia: looking back to look forward

Frictional Games reflects back on the two years that have passed since they released Amnesia: The Dark Descent.

Frictional opens up with a very honest discussion on the game's sales, piracy, modding, and the future of the franchise. It makes for some interesting reading on the business side that not many players are privy too. Click on over for the juicy bits.

Lonely love

If your still not convinced of the brilliance of Lone Survivor, Chris Waldron at Nightmare Mode definitely has a thing or two to say about this game's brilliance.

The skinny on Slender

Another great new indie horror game is making the scene: Slender.

Picking up a meme that's been making the rounds for a couple of years, Slender feels a little like a modern day version of the text game Hunt the Wumpus. Slender is a short game, in which you wander through the woods, finding clues, as you are being stalked by the mysterious Slender Man.

Creeping paranoia is the rule of the day in this game. Unfortunately bandwidth issues have brought the game's site down, but both Rely on Fear and In the Game's of Madness have the details you want.

Home is where the pixel is

Joystiq has a great write up on another pixelated indie nightmare reminiscent of Silent Hill, titled Home. It looks a lot like an old Lucas Arts adventure game, complete with a missing wife and a flashlight. The creator Benjamin Rivers is no stranger to indie games, and this new one looks like it will be worth your time, especially if you are a Silent Hill fan. Click over to read more.