The early Penumbra games were decent enough horror games, but Amnesia: The Dark Descent was the big hit that made Frictional Games a haunted household name (don't boo me). They later released a single piece of DLC titled Justine, and three years later the sequel A Machine for Pigs which wasn't quite as good as the original.
Surprisingly, this instant classic was never ported to console. Now it is. On November 22nd you'll be able to play all three on PlayStation 4 for $29.99 (digital download). Seems they weren't able to get it done in time for Halloween, even though there will be no new content added to the games.
At the time, there wasn't a ton of good, pure horror games out there, with Silent Hill putting out games fans didn't like as much as the main series and Resident Evil shifting towards action. A lot of people also complained about jump scares (still do in fact) in less than stellar horror games.
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