By the studio that made Until Dawn.
www.thedarkpictures.com
The Dark Pictures Anthology — a series of standalone horror games.
Man of Medan
Jump scare me if old.
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Dark Pictures Anthology announced - Supermassive Games & Bandai Namco (PS4/Xbox/PC; First Game 2019)
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By the studio that made Until Dawn.
www.thedarkpictures.com
The Dark Pictures Anthology — a series of standalone horror games.
Man of Medan
Jump scare me if old.
Additional info from the PS Blog:
Man of Medan, like all the games in the Dark Pictures Anthology, is hugely replayable. In fact there is more branching in Man of Medan than any of our previous games. There are multiple endings and multiple scenarios based on the decisions you make in the game. Be careful though as all the playable characters can live, and any and all of them can die, depending on the choices you make.
Through the protaganists eyes you will uncover the secrets of the mystery surrounding the ill-fated boat. Figuring this out can save their lives – but whether or not they all escape is up to you.
Man of Medan, like all the games in the Dark Pictures Anthology, is hugely replayable. In fact there is more branching in Man of Medan than any of our previous games. There are multiple endings and multiple scenarios based on the decisions you make in the game. Be careful though as all the playable characters can live, and any and all of them can die, depending on the choices you make.
Through the protaganists eyes you will uncover the secrets of the mystery surrounding the ill-fated boat. Figuring this out can save their lives – but whether or not they all escape is up to you.
I love Until Dawn but Im totally ok with seeing only spiritual sequels.
This is literally the same thing, just with different characters/plots. Did you really want an unnecessary direct sequel?
As a fan of trashy horror movies, Until Dawn was surprisngly fun, i'm in.
Who gives a shit about the IP when this is a sequel in everything but name by the same devs.
Who gives a shit about the IP when this is a sequel in everything but name by the same devs.
OK, I want this one. Like... now? Until Dawn was great and this looks like a spiritual successor.
Namco is going all in on cinematic titles it seems. Little Nightmares (I guess), Twin Mirror and now these?
I'm in for all of them.
I'm in for all of them.
Interesting. Are they building on decima tech with this? It has a similar looks. Of course, they could have ported some of the customsied stuff they developed from working on that game to another engine.
YES! I really wanted something like this from them. And PC also! Im hyped, I loved Until Dawn.
I dont know why but his face reminds me of a black Alax (smash youtuber) lol
I dont know why but his face reminds me of a black Alax (smash youtuber) lol
Or just a different engine. They were using Guerrilla Games Decima engine for Until Dawn.
Until Dawn fans.
Another Until Dawn? A sequel? Yes.
No, it isn't.
Different engine this time. Not Guerrilla's Decima Engine anymore (see Until Dawn). And no help from Sony's XDev studio.
Glad this is obviously a spiritual successor to Until Dawn and is third party even at the cost of visuals.
Until Dawn was a good romp but quite janky and rough around the edges; this looks a lot more polished.
How am i getting this weird feeling this is about muh exclusives more than anything else.
It was a sleeper hit, not a great hit. Disappeared from the charts immediately and we never got any sales info so I doubt it even cleared 2 million LTD. A sequel might have done better but the development history was also kinda messy so I'm not surprised Sony axed them. I presume if the VR titles did well they would have gotten another chance, but for me it always seemed obvious they would go 3rd party next
Supermassive has been using Unreal Engine 4 with their games in the past few years, even with their Sony first-party partnerships. ( Bravo Team, Hidden Agenda )
Didn't they say a few months after launch that it "far exceeded their expectations"? It seems like UD2 would be a no brainer if it made a profit.
I don't think anyone wanted a direct sequel. An anthology series makes way more sense.
