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The Devil in Me Receives New Trailer in Time for Halloween

As Halloween draws closer, so does the 18 November release of The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me, which will see players follow the ill-fated adventures of the Lonnit Entertainment Crew trapped inside a Murder Hotel. After luring them with the promise of an incredible setting for their failing documentary on H.H. Holmes, their host Granthem Du’Met now watches their every move, plotting and planning their most exquisite deaths! A crack in a wall, a mirror or a simple detail on a painting can easily hide cameras to stalk them as the killer searches for the perfect moment to strike, and when he does, a terrible fate awaits you! Check out what this will entail, in this brand new Halloween trailer for The Devil in Me.

October 30, 2022

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