AMYGDALA: Prelude
Dragged into a dark conspiracy, explore and survive your way through the beginning of the end for the nation of Australia. Use your wits and instinct to stay alive in this 2000s-style first person liminal exploratory horror shooter set down under during the 1990s.
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In the bounds of darkness hiding from light...
In the soul of every nightmare...
In the deepest ravines that lay beneath our world...
In the chasmic rifts of time...
Dragged into a dark conspiracy, explore and survive your way through the beginning of the end for the nation of Australia. Use your wits and instinct to stay alive in this 2000s-style FPS adventure set Down Under during the 1990s.
Explore the city streets of suburban Australia, enormous abandoned mansions and ancient cities that lay beneath the bottom of the ocean
Utilise multiple weapons from magnum revolvers to double barrel shotguns to survive
Face a variety of dangerous creatures ranging from spiders the size of small cars to walking fish monsters
Fully immersive environment allows for complete interaction
Photosourced visuals on the Source Engine for the authentic early 2000s game experience
Build your own campaigns using the included Amygdala: PreludeĀ Source SDK
A terror awaits in a cycle that challenges the very fabric of society, beneath which it lays dormant. It sleeps down in the dark, waiting for the day that it shall rise up and return to power.
True horror cannot die. It only waits for the right moment of return.
