If you haven’t played it yet, Anna is a very strange indie horror game. It’s like a weird dream that often borders on the nightmarish. If that sounds like your bag, you can grab the extended edition — complete with new environments, puzzles, music, and improved visuals — available now on Steam. At $9.99, it’s not likely to break the bank. If you’re looking to inject your week with a dose of strange, you can get it here.
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I’ve glimpsed bits and pieces of Anna, and from what I’ve seen it looks like a genuinely eerie game. It starts off outside an abandoned sawmill set in the gorgeous Italian countryside, but you’ll soon find out that inside that sawmill is nothing but pure horror. It’s unique, and it has a very distinct visual style that helps it stand apart from most other horror games. I’m a big fan of the soundtrack, which comes with the game, along with photos of the real-world sawmill that was used as inspiration for the game’s setting. More after the jump, including a haunting launch trailer.
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After the success of Amnesia, the point and click horror nightmare it’s not a surprise more scary point and click games are surfacing. Most fall to the wayside but I have a good feeling about Anna. Anna plays off of your mental heath as you go through the game solving puzzles and facing presences in the games locations. Depending on your mental health different things change throughout the game which in the end will give you one of 3 possible endings. The game takes place in a recreated Old Saw Mill that actually exists in Valle d’Aosta, Italy. Check out some screens, videos and game info past the break. If you are interested in the game it comes out July 16th on the PC. You can PRE-ORDER it now to save a dollar, bringing the price from $9.90 to $8.99.
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