amnesia

AppWizard
September 13, 2026
TiMan, a modder, has created a mod called Bunker's Edge for the game Amnesia: The Bunker, which transforms the original horror setting into a vibrant urban landscape reminiscent of EA's Mirror's Edge. The mod retains the horror elements, featuring the same menacing creature pursuing the protagonist, Henri. While it showcases innovative modding, Bunker's Edge lacks the polish of Mirror's Edge, with some parkour movements feeling clunky and players occasionally getting trapped in the game’s geometry. The mod also incorporates sci-fi elements similar to Soma, generating excitement and making it one of the most anticipated titles for 2027.
AppWizard
August 27, 2026
Double Fine Productions has reclaimed the rights to its entire catalog after parting ways with Microsoft. The studio is offering fans the chance to download the game Brutal Legend for free for 666 minutes in tribute to Tim Curry, who voiced a character in the game and passed away at the age of 80. This offer is available until 3:06 AM PT / 6:06 AM ET on August 27. IGN's Daemon Hatfield rated Brutal Legend 9 out of 10, praising its unique blend of humor, music, and gameplay. Double Fine plans to revive its Amnesia Fortnight game jam as it prepares for future projects.
AppWizard
August 22, 2026
Double Fine has regained full publishing rights to its titles developed under Microsoft after parting ways with Xbox earlier this year. CEO Tim Schafer confirmed that the studio has received back all intellectual property and publishing rights for their games. The studio has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its annual Amnesia Fortnight game jam, allowing backers to influence game development. Double Fine recently laid off 23 staff members to maintain a sustainable operational size. Schafer mentioned upcoming content for their multiplayer game, Kiln, which will include a major update and a price reduction, and recommended their adventure game, Keeper.
AppWizard
August 20, 2026
Spanish publisher Firenut Games and co-developer Digital Dreams™ announced the psychological horror game Baptiste, set to launch in fall 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam. The announcement was made on August 19, 2026, alongside a gameplay trailer and a free demo available on Steam. The game follows Tom, a teenager dealing with his father's death, who discovers a cursed doll in a mansion that leads to supernatural events. Baptiste features a darkness mechanic that intensifies horror elements based on the protagonist's exposure to darkness. The game requires high-performance hardware, with recommended specs including an Intel i9 processor, 32 GB of RAM, and an Nvidia RTX 4070 GPU. Baptiste successfully raised €6,118 through a Kickstarter campaign in October 2025. It will support audio in English and Spanish, with interface and subtitle options in 11 languages. A free demo is currently available on Steam, covering the first 30 minutes of gameplay.
AppWizard
August 20, 2026
Recent gameplay footage of Silent Hill: Townfall features Simon Ordell navigating the eerie town of St. Amelia. The game showcases the franchise's signature atmosphere, unsettling settings, and grotesque creatures. Simon is seen wielding a revolver, which has sparked debate among fans regarding the inclusion of firearms in a series that traditionally emphasizes melee combat. The game is set a year prior to a handgun ban, suggesting that the town is unlikely to have many weapons available. The visuals in the trailer include blood-red fog and familiar streets, generating excitement for exploration.
Winsage
August 17, 2026
A suspected advanced persistent threat (APT) group linked to China exploited a newly patched vulnerability in VMware vCenter (CVE-2026-59310), which has a critical CVSS score of 9.8, allowing for arbitrary code execution and the deployment of Babuk-derived ransomware. A recently patched vulnerability in Apple macOS (CVE-2026-65400) has been exploited to deploy a cryptocurrency miner, granting unauthorized root access. The Lazarus Group from North Korea exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Windows, targeting defense and aerospace sectors. GeoServer patched a critical SQL injection vulnerability that was actively exploited. A new macOS malware, Amnesia Stealer, targets users through ClickFix attacks, stealing data and allowing real-time access to authenticated sessions. A novel attack technique named GhostSplice can manipulate AI coding assistants. Research revealed a method exploiting Chromium's DevTools Protocol for data theft. Noteworthy CVEs this week include CVE-2026-68820, CVE-2026-58231, and multiple others across various platforms. A high-severity command injection flaw in FileRun allows remote code execution. An advanced ClickFix attack has been reported, deploying sophisticated malware. A heap overflow vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler was patched after indications of exploitation. A new malware loader targeting Portuguese-speaking users has been identified. A significant reduction in exposed Automatic Tank Gauge systems has been observed. A phishing campaign targeting Brazil has been detected, and an F.B.I. agent faces charges for unauthorized crypto withdrawals. Authorities in Ukraine dismantled fraudulent call centers, and a North Carolina man was sentenced for cyber extortion. Unauthorized access to sensitive data by the ExfilSquad group has been confirmed. LightSpy activity linked to China has been detected in over 13 countries. A supply chain attack exposed over 2,500 companies, and an Azure exfiltration campaign has exposed millions of enterprise records.
AppWizard
July 30, 2026
Frictional Games is reportedly planning to release a new version of Amnesia: The Dark Descent in late 2026, as hinted in their recent annual report. The details of the update remain unclear, with speculation about it potentially being a port for the upcoming Switch 2 or a Roblox edition. The studio's approach to horror has evolved since the original release, and they are also in pre-production for their next major game.
AppWizard
July 30, 2026
Half-Life: Alyx has introduced a 'No VR' mode that allows players without virtual reality headsets to play the entire campaign on a flatscreen. Originally launched in 2019 as a VR-exclusive title, it faced criticism for being inaccessible to many fans of the series. The new mod enhances gameplay with interaction mechanics similar to those in games like SOMA or Amnesia, allowing players to engage with objects by aiming and holding down a button. Currently in testing, the mod covers only the first chapter of the game, with a public release expected soon. While the game is designed for VR, the mod offers an opportunity for those unable to use a headset to experience the narrative and gameplay interactively.
AppWizard
July 13, 2026
Steam's Games Made in Sweden sale features notable titles such as Vermintide, Darktide, Payday, Valheim, Amnesia, and Satisfactory, with many available at discounts. Vermintide 2 is priced at £2.34. Three microstrategy games highlighted in the sale are Bad North, Kingdom Two Crowns, and The Battle of Polytopia, all available for under £10. Bad North involves defending islands from Viking invasions, Kingdom Two Crowns combines town-building with exploration and co-op gameplay, and The Battle of Polytopia offers quick 4x gameplay with 16 civilizations and various modes. Some notable titles, like Arc Raiders, are not included in the sale.
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