Back at Gamescom 2018 The Dark Pictures Anthology – Man of Medan was announced. The game is the first in an anthology of standalone horror games from the developer of Until Dawn, Supermassive Games.

With the game set to be released this week, a launch trailer has been released. You can find more info on the game and check out the trailer along with some bonus videos below.

A sequel to one of the best games of 2017, Little Nightmares, was announced for Gamescom 2019.

The sequel, simply titled Little Nightmares II, was announced with a trailer which revealed that the primary antagonist from the first game, Six, would be returning. But in a bit of a twist, we see that there will be a second character as well, implying that the game might have a co-op element. Also revealed is that the follow-up will take us away from the horrifying setting of the first game, The Maw, to new locations, and that there will be some combat situations.

Click on over to the other side to check out the announcement trailer for Little Nightmares II.

A few weeks back “A Song of Ice and Fire” author George R.R. Martin shared his thoughts on how Game of Thrones ended and more. In sharing those thoughts, he briefly mentioned consulting on a new video game out of Japan which led to whispers that it might be a game from Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice developer FromSoftware.

At E3 2019, this was confirmed. An announcement trailer was released for Elden Ring, a new game from Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki and Martin developed by FromSoftware and Bandai Namco Entertainment.

You can find more information on Elden Ring and give the announcement trailer a watch below.

The developer behind Until Dawn, Hidden Agenda, and The Inpatient, Supermassive Games, has announced a new project, The Dark Pictures Anthology.

The new game, like their recent releases, will be a cinematic experience. But this time it’s going to be a series of standalone stories instead of just one. It’s also been announced that the first episode of these new stories will be titled “Man of Medan,” and it will be released sometime in 2019.

You can read more on The Dark Pictures Anthology and watch an announcement trailer for the game below.

Little Nightmares
AVAILABLE ON: Xbox One, PS4, PC
DEVELOPER: Tarsier Studios
PUBLISHER: Bandai Namco
RELEASE DATE: April 28, 2017

We’ve seen some impressive previews of the indie horror Little Nightmares, so I was excited to dive in and try not to die. Spoiler alert: I died. Lots.

In the game, you play as a tiny little girl named Six. And when I say tiny, I do mean tiny. She looks like she weighs only a few pounds, as you can see in the images. Small and seemingly helpless, Six is also all alone in this dark, depressing little world known as The Maw. Why you’re there, how you got there in the first place, why you’re alone, where you need to go—none of these things are known. You simply start the game by getting up, and beginning to make your way through this terrible place, navigating its many dangers on your journey.