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With the full anthology set to cover eight games, The Devil in Me marks its halfway point and the so-called finale of its first season.

Finally, it sounds like The Devil in Me will be one of the most content-rich episodes of The Dark Pictures Anthology yet.

The final game of The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Devil in Me, is a gory and tense tale that suffers from some writing and graphical issues.

Seeing as The Devil in Me is the final chapter of Season 1 of the Anthology, it’s a safe bet that we’ll see some additional tidbits of lore about our mysterious benefactor.

Preview: ‘The Devil in Me’ shaping up to be a killer season finale Supermassive Games offers a more polished experience with a project based on H.H. Holmes and his ‘Murder Castle’ ...

The Dark Pictures: The Devil In Me soundtrack has been announced, with a full tracklist, where you can buy it, and how to listen to it.

The Dark Pictures Anthology's latest game, The Devil in Me, adds a new dimension to its horror with more interactivity options.

Morellos door code – The Devil In Me To open this door, with both Kate and Erin playable, turn left, left, right, and then left again to see a wall with a small opening.

For as good as Supermassive is at making choose-your-own-horror-adventure games, it continues to feel like the developer is boxed in by its chosen format.

The Dark Pictures Anthology from Supermassive Games has always made for a creepy experience, but The Devil in Me looks to up that spook factor to a new level. The same could be said about any new ...

The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is shaping up to be its most grounded and interactive entry to date.