Amy (2012)
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Action, Horror, Stealth, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:From the original creator of Flashback, Amy is an innovative survival horror title. The cooperative gameplay featured in Amy is a deep and unique system that requires players to strategize in order to protect Amy and keep both characters alive. Unlike other games with a secondary character, Amy is neither a super warrior, nor a docile character that follows along. Players must use Amy's size and special abilities to their advantage by keeping her close in order to ward off the virus, and having her complete tasks that Lana can't. For both to survive, Lana must stop at nothing to keep Amy safe.Show more
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I've been working on a video about this mess of a game for months and in that time Its been a nightmarish little experience that I have honestly started to fall in love with, its a hard to control unfinished horror game that eventually will actually be lost to time and if there was any chance in hell for it to be saved it would be on HERE.
It's a great horror game that is rich in bringing a dark and very realistic atmosphere, very different from many current horror games out there, it would be really cool to have him among us here and be able to save him forever.
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