Witchcraft and Occult In Latest ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope’ Trailer
<p class="">It’s been some time since we got out first look at <em>Little Hope</em>, the next part of<em> The Dark Pictures Anthology</em>. Luckily, a brand new trailer just dropped filled with interesting new teases and witchy secrets.</p>
It’s been some time since we got out first look at Little Hope, the next part of The Dark Pictures Anthology. Luckily, a brand new trailer just dropped filled with interesting new teases and witchy secrets.
The description for The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope reads:
In Little Hope, abandoned and all alone, four college students and their professor are trapped by a mysterious fog in the isolated eponym town. They search desperately for a means of escape whilst visions from the town’s occult-steeped past haunt them from the shadows. In order to stay alive, they must uncover the mysteries behind these relentlessly-pursuing dark apparitions before evil forces drag each of their souls to hell!
Check out the trailer below.
What’s great about this anthology is we can get different horror genres being played with and explored. Little Hope looks completely different from Man of Medan, and that’s exciting.
Everything that made up Man of Medan gameplay-wise is returning including ‘The Curator’ who will give you hints if you dare need them as he oversees the narrative from his library. Shared Story Mode, Movie Night, Theatrical and Curator’s Cut are all going to be apart of the game once again, although like last time Curator’s Cut will be a limited-time pre-order bonus.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope launches sometime in 2020 for PS4, Xbox One and PC. Let us know in the comments how excited you are for this release.
Dylan Blight
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