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If you read the premonitions correctly, you can avoid a disastrous fate. The Curator (played by Pip Torrens) tells us how important our decisions will be, and how pictures hanging on a wall can give us a little premonition of what will come next in the story.

He will reprise the role in each of the five or more stories in The Dark Pictures Anthology, of which Man of Medan is only one. He narrates the story, and he will appear in between the major acts of the narrative. The man introduces himself as the Curator, and he strikes me as a manifestation of The Fates, telling you that your decisions will determine life or death. Those pictures will become very significant as you play the game. But if you can get over that, then pay attention to a British gentleman who strolls down a hallway of pictures. The game started with a very strange hard rock song. Image Credit: Supermassive Games/Bandai Namco The game also has a Movie Night mode, where up to five people can pass the controller around, taking turns controlling one character each. This time it comes with a multiplayer mode: Shared Story, where you can play in the same story with another human player, who controls a different character among a group of playable characters. Medan debuts on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC on August 30. Man of Medan is one of multiple installments in The Dark Pictures Anthology, and it’s the latest horror game to come from Supermassive Games - the makers of Until Dawn, my favorite title of 2015. In this post-World War II era horror game set aboard a derelict freighter, your job is to make sure that all five characters come back alive - no matter how annoying they are. I’ve played through several endings of The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan, and I’m going to play more until I get the ending just right. Missed the GamesBeat Summit excitement? Don't worry! Tune in now to catch all of the live and virtual sessions here.

The dark pictures anthology reviews download