The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me
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Supermassive Games Lays Off “More Than 70” Employees Two Months After Redundancy Consultation
Developer Supermassive Games has laid off over 70 employees, a significant reduction following a redundancy consultation process initiated in August. This decision comes after the commercial underperformance of its latest title, Directive 8020, and the subsequent departure of its CEO. The future of upcoming projects within The Dark Pictures Anthology remains uncertain.
Directive 8020 Review | TheXboxHub
Directive 8020 is a significant evolution for Supermassive Games' narrative horror series, offering a compelling sci-fi story set on a spaceship threatened by an alien organism. While the core gameplay loop of exploration, puzzles, and Quick Time Events remains, the introduction of a 'turning point' system allowing players to rewind decisions adds a fresh layer of replayability. Despite some repetitive stealth sections, the game's strong narrative, impressive visuals, and solid voice acting make it a standout entry.
Long-Awaited PS5 Adventure Game Out Soon, Priced Just Right
Supermassive Games' horror adventure title Directive 8020, part of The Dark Pictures Anthology, is set for release on May 12, 2026, for PlayStation 5. The game, originally announced in 2022, will cost $49.99 and features a story about a colony ship crew stranded on a planet and hunted by an alien organism.
The Devil In Me Game Dev Celebrates Star's Win At The Oscars
Supermassive Games is celebrating actor Jessie Buckley's Academy Award win for her role in the movie Hamnet, as she also starred as Kate Wilder in their game, The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me. This marks Buckley's only video game appearance to date. The developer also noted that Rami Malek, who starred in their game Until Dawn, previously won an Oscar.
