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The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan Gets New Developer Diary Before 2019 Release


Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced the release of new video for The Dark Pictures.



BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. is dialing up chills and goosebumps by releasing the conclusion to Developer Diary #1 for the upcoming narrative-horror anthology series, with The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan Dev Diary #1 - Part 2. Developed by Supermassive Games, The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan is slated to launch in 2019 for the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, and STEAM® for PC. The conclusion to the Dev Diary #1 video delves into the creative process at the critically-acclaimed studio behind the cult-classic thriller Until Dawn, Supermassive Games. The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan Dev Diary #1 - Part 2 is available to view at the following YouTube link: https://youtu.be/0TunRuwgQV4

The second part of Dev Diary #1 continues to examine how Supermassive Games is creating the dark setting of Man of Medan with lighting effects, dissonant audio, and research into real-world military vessels and more. The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan includes a talented cast of actors, including stars Shawn Ashmore (X-Men, Quantum Break) and Pip Torrens (The Crown, Star Wars: The Force Awakens), whose in-game likenesses are rendered in vivid detail. The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan will be available in both physical retail and digital download versions; the title is currently pending a final rating with the ESRB.

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