And the game focuses on this more personal story about family, happiness and loss quite a bit. Since it’s in the title, the main character doesn’t quite remember what happened apart from a plane crash and memories of her husband and child that seem to fill her with both joy and immeasurable sadness. Which is why it’s so shocking to admit just how uninspired and generic Amnesia: Rebirth is. Even if they weren’t very good (like Penumbra: Requiem), there was something daring and weird, something clever and intriguing about every single one of them. All of their prior games were surprising, unexpected, often inventive. Ever since the tech demo of Penumbra back in 2006 there hasn’t been a time when I was not excited for what Frictional Games would do next.
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