So, if you don't own it, might as well add it to your steam library while you can. Very limited time offer, from what they are saying.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/57300/

owned amnesia for years

still have never played it

Thanks for the tip! Alas, I already own Amnesia as well.

I do not own it, and have no interest. On the other hand, free is always worth trying.

~SE++

If it's free you should just get it.

Now you can get a headache for free!

I don't know about headeache (are you sure you are thinking of this particular horror game?), but I think it's worth playing for free. The problem being that everyone into horror games at all ever with a gaming pc probably has it (especially with all the steam sales putting it at < $4).

i played penumbra and wasn't a huge fan but i'll add this to my account anyway just in case i'm ever in the mood

Amnesia, the game where the key mechanic to indicate negative situations is the screen getting blurrier and blurrier? Yep, headaches.

Blurry screens give me antiheadaches.

EDIT: So apparently I can't even get a free game that I wasn't that interested in because I came a day late to the party.

Well, the bright side is that you never would have played it anyways.

It was a rather dull party that didn't even have cake, you didn't miss much.

~SE++

I've actually been considering watching Markiplier's playthrough of the Amnesia games so that I can learn about Tiny Box Tim. Not that that would translate to actually playing the game myself, but I thought it was worth bringing up.

I've never been able to sit through a Let's Play of any video game.

~SE++

i've never tried

I would say to watch his playthrough of Outlast instead.

Amnesia was his first let's play...... ever. Period. It's not as good.

Oh. I can understand that. I've already watched a playthrough of Outlast, though. Can't remember who it was.

Does it matter? I've seen like 6 people do Bloodborne now.

Well, I don't have a deep interest in horror games. I've watched a playthrough of Outlast and maybe an hour and a half of a playthrough of Dead Space, both of which because I wanted to see what they were doing in terms of horror (which I enjoy Outlast much better mechanically as far as horror goes); and I'm not sure why I keep watching FNAF videos. I don't care to go through Outlast again, especially since I know how it ends. I have no intention of buying it myself because of it being a horror game, but I was curious about what, mechanically, these games did for horror.