Flickering Myth previews the latest entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Devil in Me.
And The Last Clockwinder, Dino Crisis and Siren and more launch on PlayStation Plus Premium.
[PlayStation Plus Extra: Game Catalog]
Dead Island 2 | PS4, PS5
Two Point Campus | PS4, PS5
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me | PS4, PS5
Gris | PS4, PS5
Return to Monkey Island | PS5
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed | PS4, PS5
Firefighting Simulator The Squad | PS4, PS5
Overpass 2 | PS5
Tour de France 2023 | PS4, PS5
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands* | PS4
[PlayStation Premium | PS VR2 & Classics]
The Last Clockwinder | PS VR2
Dino Crisis | PS4, PS5
Siren | PS4, PS5
R-Type Dimensions EX | PS4
Thanks for the list. As a huge fan of the Defender Arcade cabinet 1980., so excited to play R-Type Dimension EX.
Oh yeah just finished playing the previous two The Dark Pictures Anthology games, time to finish the last one 🗿
may i ask what is the first game? i been incarcerated for 81/2 years so im trying to catch up and been wanting to play these
Pretty good month, I have been playing Dead Space, and Premium has been cooking recently.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, Amazon is offering steep discounts of up to 75% off on dozens of select action-adventure, fighting, RPG, and shooter games across multiple gaming platforms, including popular games such as Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles, The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me, and more right now!"
WTMG's Heidi Hawes: "I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed by The Devil in Me, mainly because the past two Supermassive games were both so outstanding. The controls and visuals took a big step backward, with the controls in particular being extremely annoying. It feels like they rushed to get The Devil in Me out before it was fully ready, which is odd considering they already had two very successful titles released over the course of a year. Despite its issues, The Devil in Me is still an enjoyable time, with an incredibly creepy atmosphere, great tension (despite an annoying overreliance on jumpscares), and a genuinely intriguing mystery surrounding the masked murderer. I’m hopeful Season 2 sets The Dark Pictures Anthology back on track."
