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There are plenty of spooky things to do as the Halloween season approaches. The Internet has made Halloween (and all of October) the holiday of choice, and Halloween activity has increased dramatically over the past ten years. Christmas is still the biggest holiday on our cultural calendar. However, the most recent entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology, House of Ashes, is the only Halloween video game you need to play.
The Devil in Me, one of his Dark Pictures games, will soon finish its first season. Shame that it will not be ready in time for Halloween. Still superior to early. In either case, we are left with three Dark Pictures games (Man of Medan, Little Hope, and House of Ashes) plus two additional titles that do not belong to the studio’s library but have a similar creepy theme. Here I am. Dawn and the Quarry-related hints But there are a number of reasons why I suggest reading House of Ashes.
First of all, it is the top two overall. Some elements of gameplay have been improved, expanded, and deepened in later installments, but I still think Supermassive is the one that beats it out of the gate in Until Dawn. House of Ashes is the closest thing to that, and most importantly, in a much more interesting way. In his fresh idea comes his second and perhaps more compelling part of House of Ashes.
If this is a Halloween party with even the option to play video games, your friends would rather play games than stick to screams, listen to thrillers, or pretend to forget Michael Jackson’s allegations overnight. They might not be hardcore esports pros, but they know where the square buttons are without even looking at the controller. In this case, I think it’s important to recommend games that do something new.