Organized crime had a fascinating ring to it. Crack some skulls, make some money, it sounded like a good gig. They say there is no honor among theives. I learned that the hard way. After busting my ass for the last 6 years for these assholes, two bottom feeding lowlifes got the jump on me after pulling a job. They led me to a graveyard outside town. Looks like tonight I disappear...

Mobbed is a first person, horror/adventure game running on the Amnesia (HPL2 Engine). The game engine makes it rather difficult to make a mod that does not visually look like Amnesia. Our goal with the mod is to create an Amnesia experience that has a unique feel to it. Our opening level is an eerie graveyard. We have made painstaking effort to put as much detail into this level as possible. It is the first thing you see when you start up the game, so we want to blow you away visually. Every inch of the map has been tweaked and reworked countless times. We think we have created one of the better looking outdoor areas for Amnesia.

Though set in modern times, the protagonist is thrown into a variety of locations ranging from prohibition era tunnels and passageways, to a 19th century home inhabited by a strange cult. We have seen plenty of castles and spooky houses in Amnesia. So the goal is to try something new, as well as stay with the formula that we know works.

As far as the horror aspect goes, this mod is not just throwing random jump scares at you just to scare you. Every scare is planned carefully and relevant to what you are doing and the overall story. We want to scare you, but we want to keep the scares grounded in reality. What I mean by that is, even though there are supernatural elements in the mod, we will not break the laws of physics to scare you. Atmosphere is more terrifying than jump scares.

Another important part of the mod is the story. While I have the story penned already, I am still working on how to implement it. Most likely it will be a bit heavy on the reading of notes. There are cut scenes and voice acting as well, but the best way to constantly move the story forward is though notes.