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The Stygian Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me show trailer has big Saw vibes

Update: After being joint by players to begin with in the week, The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me trailer is here in a more official capacity from Supermassive and Bandai Namco.

As with in the first place entries in the series, The Devil in Maine's reveal trailer debuted at the end of the current game in the anthology, House of Ashes. Naturally, players who were able to cursorily work through the game shared the trailer in full happening YouTube, but now it's been posted to Bandai's official YouTube channel. Really, this is just other excuse to rewatch the trailer, which gives off bountiful Saw/Hostel/slasher vibes, featuring a server of seemingly innocent people locked up somewhere by a sadist.

Bandai Namco has also revealed a brief synopsis for The Devil in Me, giving many context as to what just's going on in the reveal trailer. You'atomic number 75 part of a docudrama crew that's been invited under mysterious circumstances to a replica of the "Murder Palace" of H.H. Holmes, United States of America's offse serial killer. Naturally, everything goes down hill from at that place.

Curiously, Bandai is calling The Devil in Me the finale to season unrivaled, which could suggest a big shift in tone for the games to follow. If information technology's still faithful that Supermassive plans to release eight games in the series, it seems the whole anthology will be cleft into two four-part seasons.

The Lucifer in Me doesn't have a release date even so, but judging from past releases, there's a good chance we'll be playing information technology just in time for following yr's spooky season, October 2022, or right around there.

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The Dark Pictures: The Nettle in Pine Tree State reveal trailer has escaped into the excited, and it looks like the next chapter of the horror anthology will go full slasher mode.

While the trailer hasn't been formally released on its own by developer Supermassive Games yet, IT's included as an supererogatory payoff for getting the decline ending in The Dark Pictures: Household of Ashes - and players own naturally recorded the trailer and posted it online. Each Dingy Pictures game has included a teaser to reveal a early tone at its follow-upfield, and this one is especially significant since The Nettle in Me bequeath serve as the Dark Pictures' ordinal time of year finale.

The trailer cuts between scenes of what appears to equal an audience in a smoky interrogation chamber, shots of rot and entrails, and dependent victims seemingly staring down their sunset moments. Eventually we watch that the narrator has an unusual presentation assistant: a partly decomposed corpse lateen up with animatronic machinery, moving in synchronise with a cassette tape transcription: "I've left my stigmatise on the world," the unseen killer with pride proclaims. "Have you?"

Each persona of the Disconsolate Pictures anthology has gone for a different kind of repulsion vibe so far, with one worthy exception being the smashing old framework of a serial killer whale and their soon-to-live victims. Information technology looks like The Devil in Me volition substitute that blank spot. Supermassive Games told Halting Betrayer back in 2019 that information technology had plans for eight Dark Pictures games in total, but we'll give to wait and see if that's still what the nervous paintings annunciate.

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