Supermassive Games, which you might know for developing Until Dawn, has released the trailer for the fourth entry of The Dark Pictures Anthology at Gamescom 2022. The anthology, which the developer first announced in 2018, is comprised of interactive standalone titles that tackle various horror tropes and subgenres. This entry is entitled The Devil in Me, and it’s all about serial killers. It centers around a group of documentary filmmakers who gets invited to visit a replica of the Murder Castle, the hotel in Chicago where H. H. Holmes tortured and killed his victims. And because it’s a survival horror game, of course things aren’t what they seem, and the characters find themselves being watched and controlled.
The game serves as the anthology’s Season One finals and will have to solving tool-based puzzles to survive and escape “killing rooms” where failure means death — and yes, all playable characters can die during your playthrough. If you don’t want to play alone, you can share your story online with a friend or play offline with up to four other people using the pass-the-pad mode.
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 Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, as well as on PCs. You can watch the game’s full trailer below: