Amnesia: The Second Dimension [FULL RELEASE 11/06/15]

[MrBehemoth]

Amnesia: The Second Dimension is a puzzle platformer with comedy and horror elements, with 2D action in a 3D environment. The aim is to create a loving parody of A:TDD, adding a new dimension to the story, whilst removing a dimension from the gameplay.

You will meet Brian, a Servant Grunt with a mind of his own, and help him to fulfil his destiny. The story unfolds at Brennenburg during the events of A:TDD. Whilst tracking Daniel through a re-imagined 2.5D Brennenburg, you'll encounter a quaint and unseen world of friends and enemies... and frenemies. And you'll discover that Grunts are just as scared of Brutes as Daniel is. As well as enemies, Brian will also face some tough decisions, with hilariously tragic consequences!

Features:

• 18 levels of puzzling and platforming
  
• Collectables, power-ups and 4 varied “boss fights”
  
• Approximately 4 hours playtime
  
• A whole new take on the A:TDD story, with all new writing
  
• Parody and comic references to classic games offset the spoooky setting
  
• Tons of new 2D images and textures
  
• 5 new and original music tracks
  
• Time to crate: 0.00 seconds

Tech Specs:

• IFC ("Isolated Full Conversion") mod for Amnesia version 1.3.
  
• Only available for Windows due to technical limitations
  
• 130Mb download with installer
  
• You won't be able to use the code to make your own side-scrolling mods, but you will be able to try your hand at making custom levels (i.e., custom stories) for A:TSD

Available on ModDB and aethericgames.com from 11/06/15.




(full-screen recommended)

You can also take a look at the pre-launch trailer, the example gameplay in the older prototype video, the scoreboard video that was discussed in this thread, the ModDB page, and if I ever find time to update http://www.aethericgames.com, you might find updates there too!

Lastly, a special mention for Mudbill, who has put a serious amount of time into thoroughly and methodically testing A:TSD, and providing useful and sensible feedback. Cheers!