Next Game In The ‘Dark Pictures Antholody’ Gets New Screenshots, Poster & Release Window
<p class="">Last year Supermassive Games revealed their anthology horror series The Dark Pictures and released the first game, Man of Medan in August.</p>
Last year Supermassive Games revealed their anthology horror series The Dark Pictures and released the first game, Man of Medan in August. We now know a little more about the next game, Little Hope, thanks to the description and can circle a release window of sometime in Winter 2020 for a release.
The description for The Dark Pictures: Little Hope reads:
“Trapped and isolated in the abandoned town of LITTLE HOPE, 4 college students and their professor must escape the nightmarish visions that relentlessly pursue them through an impenetrable fog. As they journey through the town looking for a means of escape, they must understand the meaning of these events, the root of the evil, and how it is directly connected to them!”
We got a teaser for Little Hope at the end of Man of Medan which I’ll post below in case you haven’t seen it before.
I enjoyed the first game, The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan when I reviewed it giving it a 7.5/10 saying:
“I’m super excited to see the continuing tales coming out of The Dark Pictures Anthology. If Until Dawn proved that horror games being made in this cinematic style can work then Man of Medan shows that even at a smaller scale, they can still be a blast to play. Alone, Man of Medan can be a spooky night in the dark full of terror, with friends, a party game where you tease one another and discuss plans.”
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope is scheduled for release sometime in Winter 2020 for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
Dylan Blight
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