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Grab Amnesia: The Dark Descent For Free Ahead Of Frictional's Next Game, Soma
Soma releases September 22, and to build excitement for the release, developer Frictional games is marking its previous game, Amnesia: The Dark Descent down to $0.
The Dark Descent is the highlight as it lacks a price tag for the next 24 hours, but Frictional has also marked down its other titles. Penumbra and the Amnesia sequel, A Machine for Pigs have been marked down by 80%.
To prepare for SOMA's upcoming release, Amnesia: TDD will be FREE for 24 hours. 80% off the rest of our games.
http://t.co/J5SSYuS7T7
— Frictional Games (@frictionalgames) September 15, 2015
Wow! Amnesia: TDD has been free on Steam for only two hours and yet over 200 000 people have already gotten it.
— Frictional Games (@frictionalgames) September 15, 2015
The Dark Descent's steep discount is temporary, expiring around 2 P.M. CT tomorrow, September 16. For more on Soma, head here.
[Source: @frictional, Steam]
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