Horror series The Dark Pictures Anthology is about to end its first season with the arrival of the superhuman killer Devil Inside me on November 18 and a new trailer allows us to meet all the cheerful faces we’re sure to see brutal murders at some point. With ease, I realized that Paul Kaye — known on Game Of Thrones for his role as Thoros of Myr reviver, and for his annoyance as Dennis Pennis in the ’90s — was playing the shocking documentary director Charlie. Kaye’s nonchalant voice sounds just right, as you’ll see in the trailer below.
Charlie is the founder of Lonnit Entertainment, the documentary crew investigating the World Fair Hotel in Chicago, aka the Spooky Murder Castle. You’ll get the chance to play as five characters in The Devil In Me, and we’ll see what can happen with death for all of them here. Charlie French fries. Jessie Buckley’s host Kate was shoved off the roof, while Fehinti Balogun’s good-looking Mark suffocated. Gloria Obianyo’s Jamie is arrested. In the end, Nikki Patel’s Erin is sent out in the dark.
Rebecca had some practice time with The Devil In Me before Hallowe’en, and walk away unscathed and in the hope that this might be the best game in The Dark Pictures Anthology to date. Alice Bees chat with game director Tom Heaton also in August, where Heaton opens up about the game inspiration of HH Holmes, a self-confessed serial killer from the 19th century. However, The Devil In Me is a bit more up-to-date, based on the TV series. modern real crime.
Anthology Dark Images: The devil in me staggers Steam on November 18 for £35 / $40 / €40. It will also arrive on the latest and greatest generation Xbox and PlayStation consoles.
