Disappointed with AAMFP

[Khelim]

AMFP looks bleak in the shadow of TDD. Less immersion, less bonding with protagonist (quite early in the game story becomes obvious and I had this "Mandus, you pig, die already" feeling), no thrill or horror-factors, no interesting sanity management mechanic etc etc.
If we strip the Amnesia part from game title, A Machine for Pigs is much Dear Esther 2.0 (for good or bad), yet it was marketed as Amnesia game which is disappointing.
Wish I played TCR's Dear Esther (which I got really cheap on one of Humble Indie Bundles) before pre-ordering AMFP. In that cause I would skip AMFP and wait for next title by Frictional Games instead.

Of course it's up to Frictional Games how to use their IP, but fanbase expects some standards to be respected. Penumbra: Overture, Black Plague, The Dark Descent.... and now this.

(I omitted mentioning Requiem on purpose, it deviates from first two games' gameplay for sake of finalizing storytelling).