The Devil in Me will be available starting on November 18th, 2022, and unlike Until Dawn, it won't be a PlayStation-exclusive.In addition to the PS5 and the PS4, it will also be playable on the ...

Coming to PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series, and PC, The Devil In Me acts as the Dark Pictures Anthology's season one finale, concluding the collection of stories that began with 2019's Man ...

While The Devil in Me does draw on Holmes, it is by no means an accurate retelling of his murderous career. The tutorial takes place in the past, in 1893. A young husband and his wife have come to ...

The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me centers around five different characters – Kate, Charlie, Erin, Jamie, and Mark – each working for the fictional Lonnit Entertainment Company in an ...

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Unlike previous Dark Pictures games, The Devil in Me features a new inventory system where players can pick up items to use. Each character also has a unique tool related to their area of expertise.

The Dark Pictures: The Devil In Me PS5 Review. After four entries, The Dark Pictures Anthology closes its book on this particular chapter of the horror game series with The Devil In Me.

The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam this fall, publisher Bandai Namco and developer Supermassive Games… ...

Before we get started, the quick and dirty is that if you like Dark Pictures Anthology games, The Devil in Me is more of that. I can’t say if the formula is getting stale for people yet because ...

The Dark Pictures Anthology from Supermassive Games has always made for a creepy experience, but The Devil in Me looks to up that spook factor to a new level.The same could be said about any new ...

The Devil in Me certainly attempted to be bigger and better than the games before it; stretched to a 10-hour runtime if you play your cards right, and packed with new mechanics, this should’ve ...

The Devil in Me is the fourth installment to Supermassive Entertainment’s The Dark Pictures Anthology, serving as the conclusion to the series’ first season.