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A The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me PS4 Key — also known as a PSN Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the PlayStation Store of your region and download to your console. From €5.03 (€5.26 with fees, -87%) at Difmark, Account format · Cheapest official key: €39.99 (no fees) · 5 verified stores, 5 offers in stock · Updated 01h 05min ago.
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When does The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me for PS4 drop in price?
Its price jumps around a lot: we have seen it anywhere from €4.99 to €34.95.
This is among the lowest prices we have seen on it since 2022.
And it does not drop on any fixed dates, so there is no particular month worth waiting for.
For one like this a price alert beats keeping an eye on it: we tell you the day it drops.
How much does The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me for PS4 cost right now?
The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me for PS4 starts at €5.03 (€5.26 with fees) at Difmark, 87% under the €39.99 (no fees) of the official store — but that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €39.99 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
That €5.03 (€5.26 with fees) already includes the Gocdkeys coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
Supply is thin — 5 offers from 5 stores — and thin supply keeps prices steady rather than falling.
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Which The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me format should you buy?
By format: account from €5.03 (€5.26 with fees) and physical edition from €26.67 (no fees) at Amazon FR.
There is no discounted third-party key: the only one available is the official store's, at €39.99 (no fees).
Can you activate The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me in US?
All 5 offers are Global, so the code redeems on any account no matter where it was created.
Is The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me worth it?
106 outlets reviewed it and it averages 72 out of 100, with 55% recommending it.
Why is there such an expensive The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me offer?
One listing is worth ignoring: the PSN code that Playstation Store has at €39.99 (no fees) is more than 7 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €39.99 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
So, which The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me deal should you buy?
There is no third-party key on offer today, so the choice is between the shared account at €5.03 (€5.26 with fees) at Difmark — cheap, but the game never becomes yours — and paying the official €39.99 (no fees) for a key on your own account. Either is defensible; just know which one you are picking.
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The Dark Pictures Anthology The Devil in Me
Is it worth it?
- 75/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Fair
- 55%Critics recommend it106 critic reviews
- 56%Steam reviewsMixed · 3,816 reviews
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What the press says
In the end, The Devil In Me is a thrilling new addition to the series. It brings a lot of brand new innovative ideas to... Read more
Rarely putting a foot wrong in terms of production and storytelling, we’ve loved every moment we’ve spent with The Devil in Me, an absolutely wonderful... Read more
At the same time, after Supermassive Games promised us an anthology that celebrated all the different kinds of horror out there, what they’ve given us... Read more
As the strongest entry yet, Devil in Me is a great finale for Season One of The Dark Pictures Anthology. With an original story and... Read more
The Devil in Me provides a bloodshed of suspense, horror and fun. It’s the perfect send-off for season one of The Dark Pictures Anthology. Read more
With its creepy setting and constant threat, The Devil in Me provides a satisfying horror experience for fans of the series. Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is a fitting end to the season. Each game celebrates the many facets of horror but this... Read more
While it’s not breaking any new ground in the exploration-based gameplay, the core tenants of what makes a good Dark Pictures game are all here.... Read more
The Devil in Me is a clear demonstration that Supermassive is learning from the grand experiment that is The Dark Pictures. It not only finishes... Read more
The Devil in Me not only sticks the landing for The Dark Pictures Anthology, but it does so with a highly-improved game that shows off... Read more
Despite a few shortcomings and inconsistencies, The Dark Pictures: Devil in Me brings the anthology's first season to a powerful end. Read more
The Devil in Me is an excellent evolution in The Dark Pictures anthology that weaves an interesting story in a complex and exciting environment that’s... Read more
From the blood curdling sensations met upon orientation at H.H. Holmes odd tribute hotel, to the psychotic nature that begins to break down between its... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me remains as enjoyable and engaging as previous games in the series, though it ultimately squanders its potential... Read more
Supermassive Games rounds off its first season of The Dark Pictures Anthology with its strongest entry yet in the shape of The Devil In Me.... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is the best game in the series yet. Featuring a solid cast and dynamics to boot, I... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Episode 4 – The Devil in Me is a solid ending to the first "season" of the franchise. It isn't the... Read more
While we felt like we had less agency and influence as a player than in earlier chapters of The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Devil in... Read more
Horror games, at their very core, are all about the fear factor. Developer Supermassive Games did a fantastic job of sustaining the unpleasantness in certain... Read more
I still would recommend The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me on release if you can handle the technical issues at present. If Supermassive... Read more
The Devil in Me is another competent and enjoyable enough entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology, but it fails to reach the heights of House... Read more
Pumping out tired horror adventures annually instead of taking the time to develop more refined, original experiences has led to an overall disappointing Dark Pictures... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me’s tour through a maniac’s mansion is disappointingly lacking in any real menace or surprise. Read more
Two final girl sprints forward and one terrified limp back, The Devil in Me is the strongest Dark Pictures to date, but still feels like... Read more
It is not the best installment of this first season, but it is a solid bet for those who enjoy a direct adventure and sheltered... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is one of the most interesting horror games of the year, even if its stupendous premise doesn't... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me, the fourth installment of the series and the conclusion of the first season, uses a serial killer... Read more
Supermassive Games closes the first season of The Dark Pictures Anthology with an irregular but fulfilling title that manages to hook us as much as... Read more
Supermassive Games adds a new chapter to its horror anthology in which the decisions, as usual, are the big plus point. Ideal to play with... Read more
Although the title offers an engaging story and a repertoire of novelties, the flaws present are glaring and unjustifiable to say the least, making The... Read more
The last chapter of this first season of The Dark Pictures Anthology confirms the desire to continue to produce products of thickness, balanced on the... Read more
The Devil in Me still fails to make the big leap among the greatest champions of the genre, but as a narrative adventure with a... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me really frustrated me, as it was supposed to represent the culmination of Supermassive's experience in this project... Read more
More long-lived, rich and experimental than the other episodes, The Devil in Me concludes the first season in a somewhat discontinuous way. Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is the season finale that tries to make forget the ups and down of the series. This... Read more
We love the more realistic story approach and character set of The Devil in Me as well as the expanded gameplay mechanics. Don't expect a... Read more
With a realistic setting, The Devil in Me manages to deliver a worthy season finale. The reason for this is the authentic cast, which finds... Read more
The Devil in Me is another chapter filled with mysteries and narrative intensity, with a formatting that continues the good work of Supermassive Games. I... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is a good game to close the first season. Even with changes that are not so significant,... Read more
The series has settled on a level of quality and style and this entry is no different. The different stories offered are what differentiates each... Read more
logically The last part of the series should have been the best , but unfortunately it disappointed. Read more
The Dark Pictures: Devil In Me takes with ease the title of: "The Worst entry in the franchise"..A very sloppy and a rushed experience by... Read more
The Devil in Me is a longer game than the previous titles from the anthology and therefore offers much more depth that was lacking previously.... Read more
In terms of story and atmosphere, it's a fitting finale that continued the legacy of the “Dark Pictures Anthology” series, but technical difficulties and the... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is the fourth and final game of this first season. The story is based on an actual... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me manages a last-minute revamp of the reputation of the so-called Dark Pictures Anthology. It presents a story... Read more
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10
- Intel Core i5-4690K or AMD FX-8350
- 8 GB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce GTX 960, 4 GB or AMD Radeon R9 380, 4 GB
- Version 11
- 65 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10
- Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- 12 GB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce 2060 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX Vega 56, 8 GB
- Version 11
- 65 GB available space
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