Last year, we saw the release of a new installment in the popular horror series, Amnesia Rebirth. As this installment was a rebirth of the series, with a different look and a completely new story. And now we will be in for a treat with another new sequel titled Amnesia: The Bunker.

Frictional Games, the developer of the series, has announced the new chapter in the series, which will be called Amnesia: The Bunker. The announcement came through a new video on its official YouTube channel, as you can see above.

According to the developer studio, the game's events will take place during the First World War, where you will control the character of a French soldier suffering from amnesia and being pursued by an otherworldly creature. The developer continued his description of the upcoming title:

Players will navigate their way through a brightly lit World War I bunker as an amnesiac French soldier who is haunted by an otherworldly creature.

Dark and fragile passages and tunnels are perhaps the last threats that haunt your every move.

When everyone is dead, rations are low, and there's only one bullet left in the barrel of a gun, it's up to you to face the oppressive terrors of the bunker and move forward alive.

Set in a semi-open world, Amnesia: The Bunker encourages the player to explore and experiment, using their wits and whatever tools they have at their disposal to conquer the horrors that lie ahead. Players will feel some tension with the power in their hands.

According to what has been confirmed by the developer, this new part will focus on the decisions you will make, which seems to have a significant impact on the course of the game's events and perhaps also on the ending, since this new development in the gameplay will add new depth and frequency to the game, which will force players to create new strategic paths every time they play.

This game will be different from its predecessors because the player will have a weapon this time, instead of playing and escaping without carrying combat weapons in the previous titles, which were more survival-oriented.

Are you excited for this new part of the series?