Disappointed with AAMFP

[SurvivalHorror]

The game seemed to be created in order to put the story forward in the most simplistic way possible, evidenced by the linearity of the game. This was done to little effect as there was no shocking revelation which really surprised anyone.linear gameplay linear story. It seemed to fear implementing anything resembling a thought provoking puzzle for fear the player would not progress. Basically, it was a dumbed down interactive novel which lent the reputation from the first to sell itself.The fact that it pretended to be something it wasn't noncommittally and half heartedly was disappointing. Dear Esther 2 or A machine for pigs would have been more apt. It's affiliation with amnesia was exploitative and has tarnished the great work of the first game. Which revolutionized the survival horror genre. But I could see it as a success if TCR had published it without the affiliation with amnesia in a different genre which it really belonged to.n