Supermassive Games has revealed that another installment of Dark Pictures Anthology is in the works, but it’s not the only game in development. The team announced that they are working on a single-player game in collaboration with Behavior Entertainment. dead by daylight games too.
What’s going on with Supermassive’s Dead by Daylight game?
As pointed out by Kudamatsubehavior revealed during this period Dead by Daylight Anniversary Stream. Supermassive’s game is ‘set outside the entity’ [the all-powerful antagonist in the series] realm” will feature a new cast of characters that will give players an “unprecedented experience beyond the fog”.
It also seems to adhere to Supermassive’s formula, as it’s an “interactive story game” and an “intense narrative experience” with branching paths and “strong life-or-death choices.” The team also specifically stated that this is a single-player experience. That means it’s likely to be closer to Until Dawn than Dark Pictures games, which all tend to be multiplayer. No specific details were revealed, but more will be revealed later this year.
Supermassive has already announced Dark Pictures’ next game, Directive 8020. This is the sci-fi title that opens the second season of the anthology. No release date has been revealed, but Dark Pictures’ games have been on an annual schedule since 2019’s Man of Medan.
A second game for Dead by Daylight has also been published, but it’s completely different from Supermassive’s. Acquired by Behavior in September 2022, Midwinter Entertainment will present a PVE Dead by Daylight title with themes centered around “greed and the lust for power,” located in “a strange new corner of the realm of the Entity.” Under development. Midwinter’s final game, Scavengers, was also his PVE title and closed in December 2022. Studio head Mary Olsen said that his Dead by Daylight game is still in the “very early stages,” so users shouldn’t expect more in the future. Near future.
Twitter user dvveet also accurately The existence of these two games was leaked on May 17th.
