If like us you liked Until Dawn, chances are you were eagerly waiting The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan, to be released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One in a couple of days. Time for another Gamersyde verdict then, with a bunch of HQ videos as usual.
Rig used to review the game: i9 9900k, RTX 2080 Ti, 16 GB of RAM.

The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan, the first narrative-focused horror game from an anthology series developed by Supermassive Games will be out on August 30 has announced Bandai Namco. Pre-orders will grant access (after completing the game once) to the Curator's Cut, which offer new perspective, options and choices.

A new developer diary for The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan is avaialble and it details the development of the boat, its animations and sounds. The cinematic horror title is planned to launch this Summer.

In the second part of the first dev diary of the team discusses the two sides to the personality of the Ghost Ship and how the sounds and dungeon-like interiors create the intensity and sense of decay.

The first dev diary of The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan gives us a tour of the abandoned vessel and its creation process as it is the scene for Supermassive Games' suspenseful narrative.

The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan, the first installment of the anthology series from Bandai Namco and Supermassive Games will launch in early 2019. Today, a new trailer reveals The Curator voiced by Pip Torrens who contrary to other characters will be present in each experience planned for the series. This key character is an omnscient observer of the player's progression and choices who will drop enigmatic hints without interfering.

An other Namco Bandai games is the surprise The Dark Pictures which will be composed of several totally independent stories. The first is called Man of Medan, and you can see the entire demo on Gamersyde.

Surprise announcement at Gamescom with the new game from Supermassive Games, the developer of Until Dawn. Bandai Namco revealed The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan, a non-linear adventure game and the first of a horror anthology series planned by the publisher. The common point between this title and the others planned for the The Dark Pictures series is that every playable character can live and die throughout the story. The game will be out in 2019. Get the details, screens and trailer inside.