The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me - PlayStation 4

The Dark Pictures Anthology is one of a kind when it comes to gaming! Bandai Namco (Who I’ll remember best for Masterpieces like Dragon Ball Z Kakarot and Elden Ring) made a killing by introducing its own line of horror games that essentially rode the waves of Until Dawn (2015). But you could say that the 4th installment just went way over the wall like the ending of Free Willy!What I mean is that this title is jam-packed with such unspeakable twists and turns - Not to mention the Jumpscares (Which by this point, you’d think they were getting old). The cast, storyline, and ultimately the variety of gameplay were well-played and rather innovative for the time that the series has progressed!It only makes you wonder what the next title is gonna be like. How could Directive 8020 top this insane masterpiece? Only one way to find out!

This game was super cool

great game

I really love this game. It’s very immersive and makes you feel like you’re a detective taking on the most evil person in the history of the United States HH Holmes America’s first serial killer with an elaborate hotel with trap doors, false walls, and everything else for a hotel full of horrors You will enjoy this

The Devil in Me is by far my top favorite game in the Dark Pictures Anthology! I played on PS4 and yes there were some glitches here and there, but it didn't ruin my experience with the game nor did it ever make the game unplayable for me. Everything about the game from the location and atmosphere to the inventory puzzles and the story made me thoroughly enjoy the game and I had a really fun experience with it! I also like that this game REALLY makes you think about your choices which I feel like the other games don't really put that much pressure on you when it comes to decision making. Overall I HIGHLY recommend giving this game a try especially if you've never played a Dark Pictures game before.

Great horror game

I really like the creepy storyline. The controls is so irritating! I wished they dedicated some time to iron out the cameras and control for the players. That would have made the experience much better!

My favorite installment in The Dark Pictures anthology. I love true crime and the inclusion of H.H. Holmes was very creative. The design of the traps were very Saw-esque which I loved as fan of the horror franchise. Totally worth multiple playthroughs for all the different endings and secrets.