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3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars 24 ratings
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  • Penumbra Overture: After receiving a letter from his estranged father, a man he thought dead, Philip heads to Greenland to discover just who… or what… sent the letter
  • Penumbra Black Plague: Trapped deep within the Greenland underground complex known as The Shelter, Philip must continue his search for his father as he fights to maintain his sanity
  • Requiem Expansion Pack: As Philip falls deeper into madness, he must keep his wits about him if he will ever be able to discover the origins behind his father’s letter
  • Cutting-edge game engine featuring modern 3D and physics technologies
  • Adapted motion blur effects and a new unified lighting system with realtime lightning create great depth with a realistic atmosphere of psychological horror

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Enter the world of Philip Buchanon. Murder, a forgotten past, and madness await. Navigate harrowing environments filled with challenging puzzles, realistic physics, and twisted enemies.

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Penumbra Collection

Enter the world of Philip Buchanon. Murder, a forgotten past, and madness await. Navigate harrowing environments filled with challenging puzzles, realistic physics, and twisted enemies.

  • Penumbra Overture: After receiving a letter from his estranged father, a man he thought dead, Philip heads to Greenland to discover just who… or what… sent the letter
  • Penumbra Black Plague: Trapped deep within the Greenland underground complex known as The Shelter, Philip must continue his search for his father as he fights to maintain his sanity
  • Requiem Expansion Pack: As Philip falls deeper into madness, he must keep his wits about him if he will ever be able to discover the origins behind his father’s letter
  • Highly interactive environments lets you interact with any object not nailed to the ground! Focus on, pick up, and move around objects through a simple drag and drop interface
  • The sounds of the different environments are contributing to the atmosphere and give the players scaring hints of danger
System Requirements
Minimum Specifications:Recommended Specifications: OS:XP and Vista Processor:1.0 GHz2.0 GHz RAM:256MB512MB Hard Drive:3GB Video Card:NVIDIA GEFORCE 3 (4MX not supported) or ATI RADEON 8500NVIDIA GEFORCE 6 or ATI RADEON X600 Input Device:Keyboard and Mouse Supported Video Cards at Time of Release:N/A Penumbra Collection

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Pemberton Karl
3.0 out of 5 stars Sold at a decent price!
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024
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I first bought this pack in November 2011 (for $4) and did not play it, but it was sold at a good price! Because of that this “Penumbra Collection [Download]” gets a serviceable 3/5 stars!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great survival horror adventure game
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2010
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Stuck in a dark mine shaft I illuminate my surrounds with a glow stick. Like something from the film Decent I hear a growling up ahead. Using a rock I picked up I managed to smash the ice from the hatch that led in here... but why am I in here anyway? Slowly I explore this macabre old mine/WWII bunker and unravel the mystery.

3 Games for 9.99? A strange combination of survival horror and point and click adventure? It works. Fight mechanics are not these games strong suit but then, that's why you can hide or lure beast away with meaty treats. Runs great on Win7 64bit and the organic feel to the puzzles is fantastic. Moving barrels to block the door, sliding boxes and using a section of a ladder to reach a crevice, and tossing a stick of dynamite into a nest of flesh poisoning spiders. Good times.
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Tadeusz
1.0 out of 5 stars Online download does not work!
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2012
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I just bought this game and it took six hours to download then when it got finished it had to extract all of the files. When it got half way of extracting the files it gave me a warning pop up and said it had to be re-downloaded!!!! Now I got to wait another six hours for it to finish. I've never had any problems with the things I bought off of Amazon till now. My advice to all of you gamers out there is to not buy the online download version. Get the game sent to you, or this will happen. And there is nothing wrong with my computer. It's a brand new gaming PC. It has 3.6ghz, 8GB RAM, 1TB of hard drive space and a very good video card. So the only problem was downloading it from Amazon to my computer.
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psyc0geck0
2.0 out of 5 stars Penumbra Collection
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2011
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This game is a bit dated but I figured what the heck its cheap and I needed something to pass the time. I generally enjoy these types of puzzle/mystery games. My rating is based on the entire collection so each one in the series was either better or worst than the two star rating I gave. Without giving anything away I will say that the series had very good potential story wise, but it failed in content. This is the first time I thought a series got worst as you progressed through the story and game. By the end of the series the interactivity seem to have taken a few steps back and you felt you had a shell of the former game presented to you at the start. Controls were unrefined even frustrating at times. The inventory interactiveness was severely lacking as if they left the game unfinished from the original vision due to funding or time as things were dumb down and even eliminated altogether - you begin to wonder why you have an inventory list at all. Graphics could have been forgiven if they got the interactiveness right, but since that wasn't there you have a substandard quality to the visual environment to deal with. The the environment layout was interesting it alone could not save this game. It is sad really as I said it had very good potential story wise. Not worth the money or time.
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J. J.
3.0 out of 5 stars Not the best but it's playable
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2011
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I bought this game for an awesome bargain and I don't mind puzzle thrillers.

Graphics: Sub-par
Sound/ Ambiance: Good
Gameplay: Decent - Good
Controls: Could be better
Overall: A Good Buy

If you rather gameplay over low graphics than this is the game for you. The graphics are sub par but the puzzles and the ambiance helps to make up for it somewhat.

Do not despair if you get stuck, use online walkthroughs and complete the game, its worth it.

Overall, I enjoyed it especially Part 1: Overture and Part 2: Black Plague. Part 3: Requiem, however I did not.

Part 1: Takes you on a quest to find your father in a frigid part of the world where you end up in a mine. Following notes and a helpful voice through a radio (who knows exactly where you are to tell you what to do) your quest now turns into finding that helpful voice who is trapped somewhere in the lower mines. At the end of Part 1, you do wonder if things could have turned out differently.

Part 2: Penumbra Black Plague is way better than part 1. It continues where Part 1 left off. You are now in a facility. You have less means of killing your enemies but the adrenaline rush is more frequent. This time you are aided by a cynical voice who is part of you (which makes more sense than the "psychic" miner in part 1) and he will remain with you to the end. It adds humor to a somewhat eerie game. The puzzles in part 2 are more complex and uses more brain power/common sense to solve. Part 2 ends just like Part 1, where you are expecting a continuation, however...

Part 3: Does not exactly continue on the same notion that Part 2 left off. Part 2 made you believe that you are going to find or confront the menace in the mines. However, you're in a dream? finding orbs to complete the stage? Which of course made little to no sense to me, and once again the helpful miner from PART 1 is now your aid, even though all remnants of this miner was wiped from your memory in PART 2.

Solving puzzles and finding orbs with a contradicting storyline made me not complete Part 3.

In conclusion. Penumbra is the game to buy because Part 1 & Part 2 makes this game worth every penny.
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