Dark Photos Anthology Season 2 Game Revealed

What's not different about this game is how it was exposed. Supermassive's Dark Images games have a lot of different endings to them when you consider how numerous options gamers need to make and the relationships formed in between characters, and traditionally, some endings have actually awarded players with a teaser trailer for the next video game. It appears that's the case for this one, too, with Supermassive setting the stage currently for its next project.

The first trailer for the brand-new video game can be seen listed below courtesy of the Video game Trailers YouTube channel (via Destruction). It portrays an objective in space where whatever appears to be working out in the beginning, however based upon the discussion, things quickly unraveled as people apparently turned hostile versus one another. Based upon that alone, it seems to be a pretty traditional stranded-in-space setup, however it's still something that's rather various for the Dark Pictures games given that those stories usually occur in more modern albeit supernatural settings as opposed to futuristic ones like Instruction 8020 appears to take on.

The newest Dark Pictures Anthology video game called The Devil in Me is coming out on Friday, and as is custom, Supermassive Games has currently teased what it has actually prepared next. The very first teaser trailer for The Dark Pictures: Directive 8020 was revealed this week, and from the appearances of it, it uses a distinctly different kind of setting compared to all the past Dark Images games we've gotten prior to. No release date for the video game was used, however, so it's unclear right now when it'll be launched.

The Devil in Me has new functions to use already compared to the previous video games, so gamers will no doubt have high expectations for a such a brand-new game like Regulation 8020 since it's starting Season 2.

This game will also be unique in the sense that it's the start of Season 2 of the Dark Pictures games. They were never revealed as a seasonal thing back when they initially started coming out, however Supermassive and Banzai NAMC obviously made that call someplace along the way after the video games started launching offered that The Devil in Me was confirmed to be the last video game in Season 1.