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The Dark Pictures Anthology Season One
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The Dark Pictures: House of Ashes is the best entry in the series yet, packed with gripping storytelling, compelling characters, and solid performances. Your choices... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is easily the best of the series so far. There are clear improvements in gameplay, such as difficulty... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is yet another excellent offering from the masters of horror at Supermassive Games. While not every facet of... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is Supermassive's best horror game since Until Dawn made it famous. Read more
House of Ashes adds little to the Dark Pictures formula, and doesn't seem to progress anthology's overarching plot. That said, it's still a great adventure... Read more
An intriguing premise backed by refined gameplay and an immersive atmosphere makes House of Ashes the best entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology yet. Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is far and away the best Dark Pictures game so far. It blends intriguing characters, compelling drama, and... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is another fun horror romp from Supermassive games. The game improves upon its predecessors by finally removing the... Read more
Great monsters, stunning locations and a quality mystery makes this one of Supermassive's best. Read more
Overall, I consider it another fine addition in the series that I’ve enjoyed ever since Until Dawn. Some of it is getting old in terms... Read more
House of Ashes is by far the best entry into The Dark Pictures Anthology yet. Supermassive Games has outdone itself in terms of visual design,... Read more
We take a look at Supermassive Games' new horror thriller, House of Ashes, and see how it stacks up to the previous Dark Pictures games. Read more
House of Ashes doesn't always land but it can be an exciting "check your brain at the door" thriller. Its largely toothless scares will disappoint... Read more
While House of Ashes takes a minor departure from pure survival horror, it manages to maintain its roots and tells a somewhat compelling narrative with... Read more
House of Ashes is, in some ways, the best game in The Dark Pictures Anthology yet, but the series still feels like it has unmet... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology still needs to iron out a few things before it can produce a truly classic entry, but thanks to a strong... Read more
That basically sums up The Dark Pictures: Episode 3 - House of Ashes. It's a cheesy action-horror movie, except you can help characters survive (or... Read more
Easily the best of the Dark Pictures Anthology series, which finally manages to serve up some interesting characters and effective horror scenes, with an appealingly... Read more
The Dark Pictures: House of Ashes certainly changes things up for the anthology, with a cliché over the top story and a new tone that... Read more
If you enjoyed the first two games, there is some fun to be had in House of Ashes, but glitches, a predictable story structure and... Read more
As much as I feel like this series is stuck in the shadow of Until Dawn for a large part of the audience, collectively, The... Read more
A lackluster military versus monsters soap opera that just about redeems itself with an extravagant final third and unmatched co-op mechanics. Read more
Unlike the previous two games in The Dark Pictures Anthology, I was pleased with how things played out with the core narrative, but this game... Read more
House Of Ashes gets closer to being a silly 00s survival horror than previous Dark Picture Anthology games, but it's still trying to be too... Read more
It's the less terrifying game in the series, but it keeps you on your toes constantly. Its focus on camarederie and cooperating to survive works... Read more
House of Ashes maintains the line of the previous installments of The Dark Pictures Anthology saga. The guys from Supermassive Games bet on a deeper... Read more
Not a bad title. It is a very entertaining movie and you can see the effort behind its development, because despite its weaknesses it manages... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes will not be the best story told so far, but thanks to its great cinematographic section, scenarios, characters... Read more
House of Ashes is not for everyone, but it is still recommended as a purely narrative experience. It has some shortcomings but also has the... Read more
House of Ashes is the best game of The Dark Pictures Anthology thanks to its interesting story and its excellent artistic and design section, all... Read more
The formula works and is fun, even if it begs for a little more interaction. One of the best installments of the anthology so far. Read more
House of Ashes tell us a story set in the Sumerians. Similar to other games of the saga, but the least scary of the... Read more
House of Ashes has its flaws, especially on a technical level, but it is clear that things happened since Man of Medan. More intriguing, richer... Read more
House of Ashes marks a change of pace compared to the previous episodes of the Dark Pictures Anthology, proposing a horror story that also focuses... Read more
House of Ashes continues The Dark Pictures Anthology's successful formula, maintaining Supermassive Games' horror style. Improved narrative and character depth. Fear is more physical, less... Read more
Now in its third act, The Dark Pictures Anthology shows the first signs of a perhaps inevitable fatigue. Wisely trying to involve and amaze the... Read more
House of Ashes gives the impression of playing the same Supermassive game with a new story. The passage to next-gen systems looks irrelevant to a... Read more
House of Ashes can be, at times, a rewarding experience; however, the developers, in order to achieve a remarkable result in graphics, have neglected too... Read more
With the third spin-off, you are guaranteed a fun gaming evening among friends, which could have been more than it ended up being. Read more
After Man of Medan and Little Hope, Supermassive Games doesn't manage to surpass Until Dawn with House of Ashes either. This is not due to... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is a game with a good narrative, but that's the only thing that keeps the title interesting. The... Read more
House of Ashes is the best episode of The Dark Pictures Anthology to date, the story was exciting and unexpected and some of the changes... Read more
Another entertaining entry in this prolific series, one that doesn't really move the needle as much as reusing the old mold to tell a different... Read more
House of Ashes presented a wonderful story and civilization that combined action and horror and was of a different nature from the usual parts of... Read more
The new installment in the series got its horror stripped down to a level that probably won’t make you hesitate to play it alone at... Read more
House of Ashes brings a refreshing change in the horror genre, introducing trained soldiers instead of teenagers in an interesting setting with deeper relatiotinship problems... Read more
House of Ashes is an enjoyable interactive movie full of action and exciting twists. If you're looking for a short, yet well paced adventure, you... Read more
Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is the best version of this series ever. Supermassive Games has stepped in the right direction with this game... Read more
House of Ashes offers an engaging story and does a wonderful job in creating a ghastly setting, leaving you in a world full of dark... Read more
It also gave me a glimpsation of the future games of The Dark Pictures Anthology. Stories that make the action horror element a little more... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is the most action-packed game in the series, at the expense of reducing the horror part. Players who... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is a well-crafted story game with a dark and mythological touch. Your decisions really affect the survival or... Read more
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