Finished Amnesia: Rebirth
This is probably the only game that I've played since switching to Linux, that a Linux driver issue spoiled the experience for me. There was a video driver issue specific to my generation of video card (RX570) that caused a bunch of graphical artifacts and random crashes. So I ended up having to replay a lot of sections due to crashes (and the game doesn't have a quicksave function, you have to save and exit to menu and then reload each time to save progress). And for a game that is meant to be immersive, having a bunch of graphical artifacts takes away from that. Eventually it got so bad with the crashing near the end of the game that I needed to just give up for a while. Turned out I was like 15 minutes from the end. Fortunately, I was able to load up an older version of my OS that didn't have the issues, and it worked fine to finish up and clear out some of the achievements.
As for the game itself, I just never got that into it. I think think the Amensia gameplay is a bit played out for me. I enjoyed Penumbra way back, and the original Amensia. With SOMA, the gameplay wasn't the best, but I did really enjoy the story. With Amensia: Rebirth, the gameplay was a bit better, but the story didn't grab me. The gameplay still feels the same as the original Amnesia, with nothing really new added to the mix. It kind of felt like doing a lot of the same stuff again. I remember my favourite part of the original Amnesia is that section where there is an invisible monster in the water and you need to crank open a door and run in a panic through multiple forking hallways. It was intense. This game basically just repeats that again at one point, so instead of being intense, it just felt like 'oh it's this part again'. Overall, the gameplay was just okay.