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Alone in the Dark: Illumination
Atari has announced that pre-orders for Alone in the Dark: Illumination have become available through the game’s Steam page. Gamers who pre-order the Eldritch Edition by November 3rd will receive in-game bonuses as well as a 10 percent discount.
The Alone in the Dark: Illumination Eldritch Edition includes character and weapon skins for each of the four playable characters, an exclusive achievement for being among the first to play the game, and access to the closed beta, which begins in late November. The discount also brings the price down from $29.99 to $26.99 USD.
Alongside the announcement, Atari also released new screenshots of Alone in the Dark’s Lovecraftian return, which you can steal a peek at below.
Alone in the Dark: Illumination currently has a release date of Holiday 2014 for PC. To find out more about the game, check out our previews and visit its Steam page... if you dare.
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