The Devil in Me release date, pre-order and director interview
There are few better settings for a horror game than a murder castle...
Bandai Namco and Supermassive Games has detailed everything there is to know about The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me. This includes its release date, gameplay details, and release time.
As the developers behind Until Dawn and The Quarry, Supermassive Games sure knows a thing or two about horror games with multiple endings. The Devil in Me promises more of the same.
Want to learn more? Check the video at the top of this page to see what the game's director, Tom Heaton, told us about the game in our recent interview. We've also got dedicated pages about The Devil in Me cast and The Devil in Me soundtrack.
Read on to discover everything there is to know about The Devil in Me, including its release date, release time, if there is a trailer or not, and more.
When is The Devil in Me release date?
The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me will be released on Friday 18th November 2022, the developers have confirmed.
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This comes just over a year after the previous instalment, House of Ashes, which launched in October 2021.
When is The Devil in Me release time in the UK?
The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me release time is midnight GMT on Friday 18th November 2022, Bandai Namco has confirmed for players in the UK.
This means that you will be able to play the game as soon as the date changes to the 18th November on the strike of midnight. Check the tweet above to see the complete list of release times around the world if you don't live in the UK.
Can I pre-order The Devil in Me?
Yes! The Devil in Me is available to pre-order at GAME for £32.99, or is available as part of The Dark Pictures Anthology: Volume 2 bundle with the previous instalment, House of Ashes.
If you're not bothered about a box, you can buy a digital code from CD Keys starting from just £27.99 for PC.
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Which consoles and platforms can play The Devil in Me?
The Devil in Me will be available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
As with previous entries, the PC version looks to be available through Steam only.
The Devil in Me gameplay, story and cast details
Once again inspired by historical events, The Devil in Me follows a group of documentary filmmakers who receive a mysterious invite to a modern-day replica of serial killer H H Holmes's 'Murder Castle'.
This being a horror experience, the filmmakers accept of course in order to gain some publicity, but upon arrival find they're being watched, manipulated and even murdered...
Continuing the trend of a celebrity cast, The Lost Daughter actress Jessie Buckley stars as investigative journalist Kate Wilder, with Game of Thrones alum Paul Kaye also among the cast, following in the footsteps of previous Dark Pictures leads Shawn Ashmore, Will Poulter and Ashley Tisdale.
The Devil in Me will include similar gameplay to the previous instalments, including multiple playable characters, co-operative multiplayer and decision-making scenes which will impact the game's narrative.
However, new features include extended exploration mechanics, new puzzles and an inventory feature for characters. You can see some of the new features in action in the video above.
Is there a trailer for The Devil in Me?
Yes! While you wait for The Devil in Me release date on 18th November, the trailer below should help to set the mood and get you ready. It's suitably spooky:
To learn even more about the game, check out our interview with director Tom Heaton:
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