The Dark Pictures Anthology: here is "House of Ashes"

A few hours after the release of The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little hope, of which you can read the review here and that we defined "A second chapter that certainly could have allowed the leap in quality, but which instead does the bare minimum without ever reaching the heights reached by Until Dawn", comes the announcement via the next chapter, The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes.

Not much is clear from the teaser, but let's summarize some natural hypotheses about this handful of seconds of content:

• the solar setting could betray a courageous change of setting, but we know, also thanks to titles like Ari Aster's Midsommar, that light can be no less disturbing than darkness, if used wisely
• the hint of the soundtrack sees voices that can only return a feeling of "primal evil“, Something almost ancestral in its inevitable eternity
• the very first dialogue asks the protagonist and the spectator "Do you believe in God?", Then, again, we will probably talk about ancient traditions, evil beings who have been trampling this earth for longer than us and who seem older than time itself

• the setting seems military, with the protagonist, if she is, perhaps part of a militia in some region of continental Africa or similar
• it is a huge hypothesis, but the fire of the two soldiers seems concentrated in one point, making me think of something very big and very dangerous, more than some horde, even considering that one of the two soldiers seems to have escaped (at least physically ) unharmed
• shortly after the "House of Ashes"Which gives the title its name and speaks of" demons of the underground ", a clue that perhaps we will soon leave the sunny sand of the underground to venture, willy-nilly, into the dark depths

The teaser is really short, but it is a now usual modus operandi of Supermassive Games, which already did so with The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope shortly after the release of The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan.

So stay on our pages for all the inevitable news on the next terrifying chapter of the anthological saga of The Dark Pictures Anthology.

► The Dark Pictures: Little Hope is an Adventure-type game developed by Supermassive Games and published by Bandai Namco for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the video game was released on 30/10/2020
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope is a nice game that we recommend: we decided to rate it with a 75%, if you are interested in learning more you can read the review of The Dark Pictures: Little Hope