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Frictional Games Teases Next Horror Title
Frictional Games is the independent studio that developed the 2010 horror hit Amnesia: The Dark Descent. The studio has finally started to tease it's next project.
Frictional Games just updated the website for its next game, which could be called Soma, and it looks like the developer will be slowly releasing clues about the next project on that site. Check out the teaser trailer, labeled DESC: Appendix A, case file #2656, below. It's doesn't make a lot of sense, but maybe you can piece this puzzle together.
Can't wait for more horror games, give Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs a try.
[Thanks to Tristen Carter for the news tip]
Our Take
This looks cool. The trailer is a fairly slow build, but I was a fan of the first Amnesia, and considering that the second game didn't quit hold up to the level of the first, I'm excited to know more about what the original team is doing. We'll just have to be patient, and breath slowly...which isn't easy when you're talking about horror games.
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