The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Release Date and Trailer
Supermassive Games has revealed the release date for horror game The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me and published a new trailer for the game.
We learned the release date of The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me, the latest installment of the horror adventure game series by Supermassive Games.
- The game will debut on November 18, this year.
- A new trailer was released at gamescom, available below. It focuses on showcasing new features introduced compared to previous installments, including expanded exploration options, the addition of inventory screens for characters and a greater variety of challenges.
- Those who pre-order The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me will receive the Curator's Cut edition with new scenes played from the perspective of other characters, offering additional decisions to make.
The game will be released simultaneously on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5. The PC version will be sold on Steam.
Recall that the game is the fourth installment of the horror adventure game series, which also includes The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan (2019), The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (2020), and The Dark Pictures: House of Ashes (2021)
It is worth mentioning that this year is an exceptionally busy one for Supermassive Games. In addition to the upcoming The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me a few months ago the team released The Quarry. The game met with a warm reception.
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