In one of Super Secret file's development videos for Amnesia: Rebirth, the first game's Terror Meter audio was used as a placeholder during the test encounter with the beta Ghoul.In the preview for Amnesia: The Dark Descent (first called Unknown and dating back to May 15, 2009), the Terror Meter had a lower pitch.It somewhat sounds like a less intense version of the same audio used for The Dark Descent. In Amnesia: Rebirth, the Terror Meter plays only for brief seconds when Tasi gets detected by the monsters. It is noted that the Terror Meter in this game is considerably quieter than the one in the first game. The sound is also accompanied by the Manpig attack music as well. The first version consists of a loud mechanical screeching or a distorted steaming, while the second one consists of machinery sounds, screeching, and distorted steaming, but with a Tesla-themed style. There are two versions of the sound, one is when Oswald is given chase by a Wretch or an Engineer while the other one is when Oswald is being chased by a Tesla. The Terror Meter is also present in Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. The same will also play when Suitors are pursuing in the expansion. monsters, here you have to run away, hide in the darkness and pray the monster is gone, with the sounds creeping in your brain from the music, monster sounds.
The Terror Meter plays for both Grunts and Brutes. The sound is always accompanied by the appropriate Gatherer attack music. It is the easiest way to determine whether or not a monster is chasing, as it will start once the Gatherer notices Daniel and only stop when losing track. In Amnesia: The Dark Descent, the Terror Meter is an extremely loud, high-pitched and somewhat mechanical screeching or whirring noise, like an alarm or a siren.
Its name comes from the sound file labelled ui_terror_meter in the first game's program files.
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The Terror Meter is the sound effect heard in the Amnesia series when an enemy is giving the protagonist chase.
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