After a stretch of constructing PlayStation-exclusive games, Supermassive Games will deliver their subsequent horror story to PC. Today they introduced The Dark Pictures, an anthology of standalone branching cinematic horror games which is able to begin subsequent 12 months with a visit to a spooky ghost ship in Man Of Medan. I performed their 2015 game Until Dawn with the flatmate on PS4, entering into anticipating David Cage-style awfulness however being pleasantly stunned by enjoyable teen horror bouncing between a number of views. Yeah, go on, inform me extra about this g-g-g-ghost s-s-s-ship!
The Man of Medan will see some foolish younger Americans off diving and partying within the South Pacific, on the lookout for a crashed WW2 airplane then ending up on trapped a g-g-g-ghost ship. It sounds prefer it’ll be one other branching game with selections (and dexterity) in a position to pressure us down totally different paths – and possibly killing a few of our buddies. Publishers Bandai Namco defined in at the moment’s announcement:
“Players can take the position of every of the 5 protagonists, the 4 Americans and the captain of the boat, every with a distinct perspective. Explore and uncover the mysteries of their terrifying state of affairs, and be pressured to make selections that may change their lives endlessly.
“Each game is designed to be replayable, with branching storylines, paths, and quite a few endings designed to maintain gamers coming again for extra. Players selections are important for survival of all of the characters. With any mixture of selections made can lead to any of them surviving, dying or worse…”
Yeah, go on. And I’m actually up for an anthology. Dear video games: fewer sequels, extra anthologies, thanks.
The Dark Pictures Anthology – Man Of Medan is due a while in 2019 (and on Xbone and PS4 too). Future games within the anthology will inform new tales in new locations with new characters. Fingers crossed for video game bloggers in a spooky-ooky treehouse. See its website for extra, and right here’s a peek at Man Of Medan:
