Amnesia: Justine

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7.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 39 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 22 out of 39
  2. Mixed: 11 out of 39
  3. Negative: 6 out of 39

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  1. cryptid85
    Aug 31, 2014
    10
    Justine has great pacing, better puzzles than The Dark Descent, and solid level design. The voice acting is very good, once again. The only real flaw with Justine is that the Suitors make no sense. They are malnourished, mutilated men that can kill you (and break down a 6 inch thick door at one point) by hitting you. Would it really have been too hard to make them hold an axe or something?Justine has great pacing, better puzzles than The Dark Descent, and solid level design. The voice acting is very good, once again. The only real flaw with Justine is that the Suitors make no sense. They are malnourished, mutilated men that can kill you (and break down a 6 inch thick door at one point) by hitting you. Would it really have been too hard to make them hold an axe or something? Oh well, all things considered Justine is an amazing expansion pack well worthy of the Amnesia title. This little 40 minute game blows Machine for Pigs out of the water, by the way.… Expand
  2. doodlerman
    Sep 11, 2020
    8
    Easier than the main game (the enemies are blind), but it's more of the same solid experience that The Dark Descent was.
  3. xZippy
    May 20, 2012
    8
    This was one great expansion, but it did seem to be lacking in some areas. First of all, this expansion is extremely short. To make up for the short length of this game, you aren't able to save, which makes sense. Like I said in my review for Amnesia: The Dark Descent, the controls can feel a bit awkward and slippery at times, but it's not that big an issue. The horror is still doneThis was one great expansion, but it did seem to be lacking in some areas. First of all, this expansion is extremely short. To make up for the short length of this game, you aren't able to save, which makes sense. Like I said in my review for Amnesia: The Dark Descent, the controls can feel a bit awkward and slippery at times, but it's not that big an issue. The horror is still done perfectly, and Frictional Games never runs out of original ways to scare the player. The story in this expansion was a bit confusing for me at first, and I didn't quite fully grasp it like I did for The Dark Descent. Still though, if you're a true fan of horror games and loved The Dark Descent, you'll love this too.… Expand