Amnesia: The Dark Descent

A Total Conversion for Amnesia: TDD. A parallel space & time, your story. No memories of last night. Strange. Being a little paranoid, you junkie? Reconsider your bad habits someday… for now, recover crucial documents before leaving the country tomorrow. Be quick, don't think. Easy.

Fleeing Brenneburg picks up where The Dark Descent ends. In the Orb Chamber after killing Alexander, right as he and his dreams vanish in a bluish mist. At this point, the shadow nor any of the servants are present in the Brennenburg castle. It's empty. Almost. Feeling of guilt is what Daniel goes through as he remembers leaving Agrippa alone, trapped in his human vessel, before he starts his journey out of the castle. Being in the lowest depths of the castle, Daniel has to go and follow his own footprints back. He was confident in his ability of ascending out of the darkness after he successfully descended into it. But something was off. He knew the feeling very well, the feeling of something lurking in the shadows. Going through The Chancel, Cistern Entrance, The Cistern, Prison North at a steady pace, with no signs of slowing down.. Daniel had frozen in fear. A lifeless body, nowhere to be found. Making him wonder whether the hellfire to wash away his sins was yet to be put out.

You escape the unimaginable horror and find yourself in The Old Harman's Castle. You must find Francis Harman, the castle owner, to find out what's after you.

Amnesia: Final Revelations is a 4+ hours long mod for Amnesia: The Dark Descent. You take the role as Lee Hawkins, a young man from Cyprus who goes on a trip to Gothfair Village in hope to solve the mysterious events that has occurred in and around the village. Lee, just like his grandfather, believe the events may have something to do with the remains of the Crusaders influence. Little does he know that this trip will reveal more than he could ever imagine.

Total Conversion (mod) for the game Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Penumbra: Necrologue is a community-made mod interpreting the continuation of the Penumbra series. The game starts right where the last game in the series ended (Penumbra: Requiem). Join Philip in the last part of his journey as he tries to find the answers to everything he witnessed in the Archaic Shelter while trying to stay alive from the many horrors that await him deep below the ice.

Your name is Jean. You are 42 years old. You live alone with your wife Evangelyne in your French estate. These are the only things you know for sure. You awaken in your home, with no memories of the past few weeks. Your wife is nowhere to be found. Through the windows you can only see inky blackness. What’s more, you can hear something stalking the hallways of your home. And it’s getting closer.

Amnesia: The Great Work is a 2013 partial conversion scenario for Amnesia the Dark Descent. You are Charles Longden, an archaeologist studying Minneburg, a German castle abandoned due to recent cave-ins. You are sleeping late one morning when you are shaken awake by a tremor running through the castle. There is no sign of your partner, Jane. Where has she gone?

Derrek lives with his mother, his father, is said to still be serving the country making some sort of medicine that can heal a human being via drinking some sort of substance. Derrek has never been allowed past the second floor, where his bedroom is, his fathers workshop takes up everything from the third floor, and The Attic. The story begins with Derrek reminiscing about his past, when him and his father used to sit on the deck outside of his bedroom as a young child. Derrek realizes, now that he is almost ready to make a family, and move into his own mansion, he should find out what is going on, and why his dad has been missing for 16 years, and why his mother has never said anything. The player (you) begins the story when Derrek comes to this realization, and must continue through the adventure, revealing secrets of a family secret, that will forever tear him apart, so long as nothing tears him apart first.

A Full Conversion mod for Amnesia: The Dark Descent I can only remember two things. The first is that my name is Edward, and the second is a thought that I cannot get out of my head. "Do not fear the darkness." It eats away at the back of my mind. Everything, everyone I ever knew is gone. My memories have completely blurred. Simply nothing remains. Do not fear the darkness... Flashes of people, places, things I once knew... it's all gone. Forty years, or so I estimate, of living just... gone. There's an empty potion bottle next to me. It reeks of chemicals, and there's a strange viscous, pink liquid stuck to the sides. What have I done... Do not fear the darkness!

Lost the Lights is a full custom story made to give you an all new experience with Amnesia. It features a complete new story with over 25 completely new levels. Solve puzzles, run away from fearsome enemies. And above all, Don't get spotted.

White Night is a total conversion mod for Amnesia: The Dark Descent; and focuses on mostly storytelling. This is an old-school type thriller. Although it's not mainly a horror game, it'll have its scares; and will offer beautifully designed levels in an old-fashioned asylum with various puzzles to solve. You will discover what happened to David, what he did, and why the mod is called "White Night". But, how are you going to be sure what's been told you, or what you see is the truth?

Discover the mysteries of "Living Machine"... "It is the year 1887, you and your wife Nina have been invited to Lord Harris's feast, which was going to happen inside of his manor at the countryside of Norfolk. The main person of that event, Lord Harris of Norfolk, was widely regarded as an eccentric and odd engineer due to his researches on steam powered machines and engines. On that night, 19th of October 1887, after several hours of feasting you felt drunk. You made your way to your guest room, you've laid on the floor and fell asleep... " What's waiting for you after you wake up? Or will you ever wake up?