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Alone in the Dark Gets Extended Gameplay Trailer
08.11.2023 - 17:01 / ign.com / Ryan Dinsdale / David Harbour / Emily Hartwood / Edward Carnby
THQ Nordic has shared a lengthy gameplay trailer for Alone in the Dark ahead of its launch on January 16, 2024.
The nearly eight-minute Looking for Jeremy trailer, below, shows dual protagonists Edward Carnby (played by Stranger Things' David Harbour) and Emily Hartwood (played by Jodie Comer) arriving at the spooky Derceto Manor.
As the trailer title implies, the pair quickly get to finding Jeremy, and the gameplay cuts to Edward walking through creepy streets before encountering (and fleeing from) some enemies. Emily's journey doesn't go quite so smoothly, as following another cutscene, the trailer shows her almost immediately run into some baddies of her own that she's forced to blast away.
Players can choose to play through the story as either character, though THQ Nordic promises each character will provide a different take on the same narrative.
Alone in the Dark's various environments are also shown off in the trailer, as the aforementioned streets are joined by a much brighter tour around the manor alongside swampy looking farmland.
THQ Nordic announced Alone in the Dark in August 2022 before eventually announcing its cast and release date alongside the release of a self-contained demo in May 2023. Just a few months later, however, and Alone in the Dark was delayed to the current January date.
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