Player voice · Directive 8020
The patterns long-haul reviewers keep returning to.
What players love
The branching narrative via Turning Points keeps fans replaying, each run revealing new crew fates and hidden angles.
Reviews behind this:
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"Supermassive Games at it again!! I love their games, going in blind is best. Try to keep everyone alive or end up killing them all lol."
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"With two full walktrough under my belt so far, I have to say that I've enjoyed this game even more the second time! Great job and looking forward to the next installment of The Dark Pictures Anthology Series!"
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"The story was very interesting. I do like the stealth, but it did get pretty repetitive to the point where I sorta rolled my eyes when another stealth sequence came on. I would recommend but it is a little overpriced."
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What frustrates them
Battery-hunting for doors and repeated stealth gauntlets wear thin by the finale, the top complaint across long sessions.
Reviews behind this:
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"Instead of "The Thing - In Space", it's more of a stealth game with few good ideas. The only part I really liked was the setting itself and contacting the crew members and see how they respond. Sadly, it's another horror game ruined by bad gameplay and a mediocre story."
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"One of the weakest Games they made, the story is boring and the stealth is not fun at all"
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"6/10. As someone who loved Until Dawn & The Quarry, all of the dark pictures since have been so mid. Writing falls flat, bland characters, weird dialogue, not much gameplay or QTEs, lack luster repetitive stealth mechanic... MOST CHOICES DON'T MATTER. Great graphics aren't enough."
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