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THQ Is Putting Amnesia: The Dark Descent In A Box
Last year's scariest game is finding another route into the computers and fragile psyche's of PC gamers everywhere. THQ has announced plans to deliver a physical retail copy of Frictional's first-person horror title, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, to store shelves.
The game will still only cost $20. Using my experience with the terrifying, exploration-heavy game, that's approximately one dollar per genuine, unadulterated scare. If you haven't heard much of the game, don't let the box art fool you - this game looks very good and is very, very creepy.
Read our glowing review of Amnesia: The Dark Descent if you're doubting my enthusiasm.
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