Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has found time to add one more delay to the game’s multi-year wait on a release. This one is at least a lot shorter than its previous slides, and will only affect a single storefront: the Epic Games Store.
07.12.2023 - 16:27 / thesixthaxis.com / David Harbour / Emily Hartwood / Jodie Comer / Edward Carnby
THQ Nordic and developer Pieces Interactive have announced that they are delaying the release of Alone in the Dark to March 20th 2024, buying the team a little bit more time and some much needed rest around the Christmas and New Year holidays.
The team writes in the press release that “The well-being of the teams is a top priority, and both companies want to avoid any potential crunch over the Christmas holidays. Furthermore, THQ Nordic and Pieces Interactive want to ensure that the game not only meets but exceeds the expectations of the community, especially with the outstanding performances of Hollywood stars David and Jodie as the main protagonists.”
That’s obviously a very welcome sentiment to see within the games industry at large, but also, more specifically, from THQ Nordic and parent company Embracer. Embracer has been going on some sweeping, company-wide layoffs and redundancies over the past few months, cancelling projects, looking to sell off parts of the business, and even just shutting down studios entirely. In some ways, this is a vote of confidence in Alone in the Dark and that Pieces Interactive can get the game over the line with a little more time.
In our preview for Alone in the Dark, Stefan said, “There’s great ambitions to Alone in the Dark, and on every level it sounds like Pieces Interactive are taking the right approach to reviving a landmark horror series for a modern era.”
Alone in the Dark allows players to play as two protagonists. Emily Hartwood who is played by Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer, and the classic Detective Edward Carnby, now reimagined and played by Stranger Things’ David Harbour. The game is set in the gothic American south in the 1920s, with a noir-setting and a touch of Lovecraft thrown in to the mix.
Alone in the Dark is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on 20th March 2024.
Source: press release
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has found time to add one more delay to the game’s multi-year wait on a release. This one is at least a lot shorter than its previous slides, and will only affect a single storefront: the Epic Games Store.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is under a couple months away from launch, but in recent years, it’s been no stranger to delays. And in the final stretch leading up to its release, it’s been hit with another partial delay.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has received another delay, but only for the Epic Games Store version.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been delayed on just one platform: Epic Games Store.
, the world's first 3D survival horror game that inspired an entire genre, is back with a modern adaptation that honors the original game's creepy roots. THQ Nordic is setting out to recapture the haunting and inquisitive gameplay of the 1992 game. The 2024 remake staring David Harbour and Jodie Comer has even gained the admiration and approval of the series creator, Frédérick Raynal, an excellent sign for survival horror fans.
The original Alone in the Dark was revolutionary, for the time. Skeptical as I am about attempts to play on classic stories and high-profile names, I recently spent time with Pieces Interactive and THQ Nordic's upcoming reboot of the series, one that revisits the setting of the 1992 game that practically invented survival horror. To my pleasure, I found that, true to their word, it wasn't an attempt to recreate or reboot the first game. Instead, it's something different. It's a new and fascinating story drawing on the same elements that I love: cosmic horror, detective fiction, psychological horror, and the good old Southern Gothic.
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