A fun survival game that focuses more on developing a mobile base and collecting materials to upgrade equipment for fighting increasing tougher enemies rather than building permanent structures. It is viable to play through solo as well.

A great collection of two classic suspense building horror games, the Amnesia series is a great choice for anyone looking to experience not just jump scares but the feeling of helplessness and constant on edge suspense associated with facing a daunting challenge in unfamiliar territory.
The story unfolds through various entries and notes discovered, allowing bits to be pieced together by the player if they wish to read and immerse themselves within the games lore. It also features various puzzles which require out the box thinking at times, using the types of locations you have access to to prompt a solution. This can however leave you stuck without guidance at times, slowing down progress.

The insanity system of slowly experiencing auditory and visual hallucinations is cleverly done, further imposing a feeling of not being in control of the situation. This is especially experienced if you ever get spotted by an entity. Luckily you can manipulate the environment to help hinder their pursuit, such as blocking a door or hiding in a closet, but without the ability to fight back, you can only hope you are not seen in the first place.

Three solid expansions wrapped into one expansion pass. Each introduces new content in the form of maps, map conditions such as weather/events, new creatures with variants, new equipment and new varied environments to explore. Some of the equipment unlocked massively augments your playstyle and creates a lot of fun experiences, especially the equipment content added with Aberration. The access to climbing picks and wing suit allow for a whole new view of the world.

Each map has its own pro's and con's with their difficulty all generally being higher than the island in varying amounts. This extra challenge is good for more experienced players but also provides a fresh take for new players too. Frustratingly each map does not contain the content of the other two such as resources. This is to make sure each can be played without owning the others but also leads to you not being able to construct equipment from other expansions without modifying the map or spawning them in via admin commands. Would recommend.

A good game to play with others or yourself however the base version is designed around team (tribe) play in the terms of limited amount of item unlocks and difficulty. Very easy to modify this though to make it more single player friendly. The graphics are great and each new creature seems fresh. I was blown away at points at their size or model design, it is an extremely good looking game. The natural hair growth is a nice touch too. The fact you can, and should, tame dinos which each have a purpose, from land/air/water mounts to harvesters and attackers, adds a lot of depth to learning about what works and what does not.

The difficulty curve is extremely punishing and sometimes out right unfair. One example of this is spawning in a designated "easy" area of the map to be immediately attacked by a dinosaur as you come out of your wake up animation and find yourself dead before you can do much more than look at your predator. This happened on various occasions and with all your loot being tied to your corpse which after a second death no longer has a marker, it becomes a frustrating matter which is extremely off putting. I had to restart on multiple occasions and as my skill improved, so did my survival time however that does not make it player friendly.