Planning an escape, he procures resources and uncovers the creepy experiments that have occurred in the facility, including an encounter with a monster known as 'The Beast,' which lurks throughout the bunker while avoiding the light.Īccording to game director Fredrik Olsson, he stated that he wants The Bunker to be a game that you'll want to play multiple times over, with each run leading to different moments in the 'player story.' Playing as the French soldier Henri Clement caught in the trenches during a grueling battle, he finds himself in a seemingly abandoned bunker's infirmary, with little memory of what occurred since the conflict. Players can read about these experiences in notes found around the bunker.Amnesia: The Bunker takes place during the height of World War 1. We believe that the completed machine is what mutated a soldier into The Beast and explains why so many soldiers have such vivid hallucinations of a place that sounds very much like The Other World.

It could be a completed version of something antagonists have been trying to build throughout the entire franchise. The machine in the game’s final area is highly reminiscent of those from other Amnesia games. Shards of stone can be seen hovering around the location, and an eerie blue liquid fills the puddles in the crater. When Henri falls off the bridges in the final area in the Roman Tunnels, he sees a light that sounds like it’s transporting him there, though players never get to see The Other World.įans have pointed out that the last location in the Roman Tunnels looks like it’s merged with The Other World. This is a world where the horrors of past Amnesia games have appeared from or been influenced by.

While this has yet to be officially confirmed at the time of writing, one of the game’s endings appears to demonstrate a clear link to a place called The Other World. We believe that, yes, Amnesia: The Bunker is connected to the rest of the Amnesia games and the series as a whole.

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