If you've already burned through all the best space horror games available at the moment, don't worry, as The Dark Pictures Anthology: Directive 8020 is entering our orbit in the not-too-distant ...

In space, no one can hear you screaming in agony as you fight for your life against DNA-copying alien lifeforms. Well, except for your fellow crew members, of course. In the upcoming Supermassive ...

Gamescom 2024 gave fans a new look at Directive 8020, the upcoming fifth mainline installment of the Dark Pictures Anthology from developer Supermassive Games. As the first title that makes up Dark ...

Supermassive Games feels like a predictable and reliable studio at this point. Ever since Until Dawn, they have mostly focused on releasing solid, and sometimes excellent, narrative-driven survival ...

Supermassive Games now anticipates that an additional 36 employees will be laid off as part of a “redundancy consultation process.” Earlier this year, Jason Schreier from Bloomberg reported that the ...

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Get ready, horror nerds! The highly anticipated next game in the Dark Anthology series, Directive 8020, will be released in the first half of 2026. The game was first teased in the last Dark Anthology ...

The Dark Pictures Anthology series is back from hiatus with Directive 8020, a sci-fi horror game that finds a crew of humans fall prey to a shapeshifting alien. I played a section of the game at ...

Directive 8020, if you’re unfamiliar, is the next horror in the anthology series The Dark Pictures. Lashana Lynch is the star this time, and the threat is a creepy alien species that can mimic its ...

Supermassive Games, the studio behind Until Dawn and The Quarry, has announced plans to lay off up to 36 workers. As part of these internal changes, the company is also delaying its next game, ...

Alex has been playing and thinking about video games since the early 90s. As soon as he could hold a controller, he was hooked for life. A Nintendo Power subscription was something Alex was never ...