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Man Of Medan Shows Off A Few Scares In A New Teaser Trailer A Week Before Release
Supermassive, the studio behind Until Dawn, is bringing horror back next week in the first installment of the The Dark Pictures anthology called Man of Medan. This choice-driven experience (which also offers the option of cooperative play) arrives on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 30.
A new teaser trailer gives us a short look at what we can expect from Man of Medan (and this anthology), which unfolds through the narration of a mysterious old man named The Curator. Each of the anthology games will feature five playable characters, and they can all live or die. Their fate is in your hands.
Until Dawn is one of my favorite horror games to date, and I can't wait to see what Supermassive has in store for us in this anthology.
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