Let's Play Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs | Part 4 - A Church of Horrors

[Shawn Zipay]

Nothing says horror like a creepy church and finally running into the monster for Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.

If you have been enjoying this series, I may be tempted to do more blind let's plays in the future. Feel free to leave a comment and a thumbs up here or on YouTube. Part five (and probably six) will be up tomorrow.

Related Links

• Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs review from TGN
• Part 1 of the Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs blind let's play
• Part 2 of the let's play
• Part 3 of the let's play
• A YouTube playlist of the let's play to date

[K-16]

You have a good commentary voice, so I vote continue provided your plans don't consist of spoiling new releases (which from what I'm seeing you're not, and blind plays don't necessarily mean new releases). I also wish to make a bonus vote towards more TGN Soapbox videos, of which I have only seen one which is you tending to a garden in Minecraft and talking about what you're working on for TGN. It doesn't have to be Minecraft, but I miss those videos. Or I'm retarded and was living under a rock for every other TGN Soapbox video you released.

[Shawn Zipay]

Thanks. I'm not sure what I'd like to do for a new let's play after this has run its course. This was good only because it was relatively short overall and because it was a new release that hadn't been done to death (at least when I started it).

As for the Soapbox, I just hadn't had time to really do that and nothing really worth ranting about in video format that wouldn't perhaps be easier with a blog entry. Assuming I even had anything to write/speak at length about. Perhaps how mom & pop stores have essentially ruined GTA5 for me and others that are forced to wait until the release date.

[K-16]

Hmm... I see. Dang it.

Perhaps you could ask the TGN community and Twitter followers what they would like to see from you so you have sort of a list of choices based on what we haven't seen, yet not a new release so games don't get spoiled in its entirety, negating any reason to buy the game. I know one show only plays a new release about a 1/4 of the way before deliberately stopping and resuming about a month or two later, for that very reason. Old games can be played in its entirety. Basically we can do some of the searching for you, and you can choose what interests you (maybe form a poll when you collect enough consistent suggestions).

I also think a community multiplayer game day that gets recorded could be interesting as well (I won't likely be participating for various boring reasons, but I imagine everyone else here would love it).