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The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope announced for PS4, Xbox One, and PC

jrpl

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The next entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology series of horror games developed by Supermassive Games following The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope, a teaser trailer at the end of Man of Medan reveals. It will launch in 2020.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 30.
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Angeal78

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Another Sold Day 1, I love this kind of games. I hope they continue with the Couch mode.
 
Hektor

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I've got LITTLE HOPE for it after Man of Medans reviews hurr durr thank you for paying attention to me
 
Shortiloe

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This feels too fast. I don't know... I just don't have good feeling about this Telease shedule after those mixed reviews.
 

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Shortiloe said:
This feels too fast. I don't know... I just don't have good feeling about this Telease shedule after those mixed reviews.
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Yeah, there's something odd about announcing a sequel almost literally hours after the first game releases (to mixed reception, too). Since it's launching next year, chances are you'll be able to buy both games for the price of one (more or less) by the time it arrives.
 
MilesQ

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FairyEmpire said:
Yeah, there's something odd about announcing a sequel almost literally hours after the first game releases (to mixed reception, too). Since it's launching next year, chances are you'll be able to buy both games for the price of one (more or less) by the time it arrives.
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It's not a sequel.
 
MGPanda

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I still want to play Man of Medan myself, I have a feeling I'm gonna like it anyways. Also, is that Will Poulter in the trailer?
 

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FairyEmpire said:
Yeah, there's something odd about announcing a sequel almost literally hours after the first game releases (to mixed reception, too). Since it's launching next year, chances are you'll be able to buy both games for the price of one (more or less) by the time it arrives.
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I mean, it wasn't announced hours after the game... It was announced in game after beating it.
 
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Guys, the entire shtick of the Dark Pictures banner is that these are going to be smaller games released frequently. That's why they are not 60 bucks like Until Dawn.
 
randomlee26

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This one looks more interesting than Man of Medan to me. Giant Bomb's Quick Look kind of turned me off to it, horror has to have interesting characters and MoM didn't seem to.
 
NeoRaider

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Just a clarification, this is teased at the end of Man of Medan. Just like for example Dontnod is teasing next episode in their games, every time.
I don't see anything wrong with that, they are probably already working on next few games of the anthology.
 
PucePikmin

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Maybe not the best title after the middling Man of Medan reception, but still, I remain on board. MoM showed promise. Hopefully they can properly polish this one.
 
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SolidChamp said:
Wow. You liked it that much?

I've been eyeing it but wasn't sure.
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Yeah, I have explained it in the review thread:

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I really liked it. My first run was very frustrating, because I lost three characters only because I missed one QTE for each one. Then, I looked at options and it really improved the game. I also played it with friends.

Now I'm at 17 hours according to Steam and I haven't finished yet. I really enjoyed the game and all the possibilities it has (I just found another ending in my last playthrought). It's probably the most interactive video game ever made, because everyone can die at any time (my first character died when I was at less than 30% of the game). I saw a lot of critisism about writting, but personaly I liked it, especially the story (but it's impossible to explain why without spoil it).

And it has so much content. You can play in single player, local multiplayer or online multiplayer. You can play with the movie cut or with the curator's cut. Each playthrought, each way to play it is really different.

I'm still sad about those QTE, but with the right options, it's one of the best narrative game ever made. Play it if you like this kind of game.
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But to be completely honnest, I really like narrative games, it's probably my favorite kind of game. I have played a lot of these games (Tales from the Borderlands, Batman S1/S2, Guardians of the Galaxy, A wolf among us, Game of thrones, Heavy Rain, Beyond Two Souls, Detroit, Until Dawn, Hidden Agenda, Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier, Life is Strange 1/2/Before the Storm, Super Seducer 1/2, Bandersnatch, The Council and recently Erica) and liked the majority of them. 5/10 is the first good note for me (because it means that I liked it), so as you can see, I enjoyed 15 of those 19 games. I really the good person for this kind of game.

Of all those games, Man of Medan is probably the game with the most interactivity. Everyone can die, yes, but at any time and the game always adapt to who is alive and who isn't. Yes, it isn't perfect, but it gives me all I'm asking for, so it's already one of my most anticipated game of 2020 (with Twin Mirrors and a small indie game called "Cyberpunk 2077". Bandai Namco is involved in all those games, this is funny).
 
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