Alone in the Dark News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

Developer Pieces Interactive and publisher THQ Nordic have released a new trailer for horror game Alone in the Dark, celebrating the positive responses the game has received from certain outlets and critics. You can check it out below.

We’re walking you through the first major puzzles of Derceto in Chapter 2 of Alone in the Dark (2024). This is when you’ll get (mostly) free reign of the mansion grounds, with multiple rooms to explore and several puzzles to complete. To get to the second major level you’ll need to get two broken plates — and each one of those plates requires a puzzle. The puzzles here are no joke, so let’s talk about solving them. We’re covering everything up to and including the Bayou Oil Rig level. Here’s how to reach it and a quick run through to beat it.

Get all the Chapter 1 puzzle solutions in Alone In The Dark (2024) with our full guide.

There are a total of five endings to unlock in Alone In The Dark (2024) and we’re going to show you how to get them all. There are five unlockable endings split between two alternate characters, and to see them all, you’ll need to play through both scenarios. The stories of Edward Carnby and Emily are pretty much the same, except for the alternate levels and areas of the mansion you’ll explore in Chapter 4. The three secret endings are especially easy to miss, as you’ll need to find collectibles and complete bonus objectives that the game really does not explain. We’ll go into detail and reveal all. Here’s your shining light to unlock the endings of Alone In The Dark.

Sony has officially revealed the three games coming to the Premium tier of the PlayStation Plus subscription service on April 16, all of which originally debuted on the PS1. The Premium tier of PlayStation Plus is all about giving subscribers access to retro games from legacy platforms. One of the most heavily-featured platforms on PS Plus Premium is the original PS1, which has an extensive library of classic games.

Pieces Interactive’s Alone in the Dark launched on March 20th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC to a mixed reaction. Nevertheless, a new update is available with bug fixes and shotgun balancing for those who took the plunge.

Developer Pieces Interactive has released its first Alone in the Dark update since the horror remake launched earlier this month.

Another hectic week is in the bag, and I’ve been playing Dragon’s Dogma 2 so I could collect the video footage for our review and obviously not for any kind of enjoyment. It is definitely very, very fun though, even if you have to look out for the odd disappearing Pawn on PS5. Other than that it’s been New Star GP, Unicorn Overlord, Street Fighter 6, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and some Songs of Silence for my gaming week.

The Alone in the Dark franchise is no stranger to attempted reboots and revivals, and we’ve got another one of those on our hands now. Developer Pieces Interactive and publisher THQ Nordic’s Alone in the Dark, an expanded reimagining of the series’ first instalment, is out now for PC and consoles. Check out its launch trailer below.

Alone in the Dark is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows via Steam.

Pieces Interactive’s Alone in the Dark, a reimagining of the legendary survival horror franchise, is out soon. It sees players controlling Edward Carnby and Emily Hartwood as they explore Derceto Manor in 1920s Louisiana. The PC requirements have been revealed before its launch, with all configurations requiring a solid-state drive, Windows 10/11 64-bit and 50 GB installation space.

Alone in the Dark is a franchise that has seen its fair share of ups and downs, but in this new golden age of survival horror games, THQ Nordic and developer Pieces Interactive will be hoping their upcoming reboot can make the series one worth paying attention to again.

The PlayStation 5 is in a curious place right now. The system is technically on a pace that eclipses its predecessor, one of the best-selling systems of all time. That’s impressive. However, it’s a bit murkier on the software side of things and the business side of things. Sony announced that there wouldn’t be a 1st party game from a familiar franchise until at least March of next year. Then, you have to recall the Sony layoffs that rocked the gaming industry last week when they let 900 people go from their global studios. So, yeah, it’s been a weird start to 2024.

Pieces Interactive’s Alone in the Dark is out next month for PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC after delays, and serves as a reboot for the legendary horror series. Set in the 1920s, it sees investigator Edward Carnby venturing to Derceto Manor with Emily Hartwood to investigate her uncle’s mysterious disappearance. However, strange things are afoot.

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THQ Nordic’s Alone in the Dark, a reimagining of the 1992 survival horror classic, is on track to release next month. While it features a new aesthetic, players can add a bit of nostalgic flair courtesy of the Vintage Horror Filter Pack. Check out the Deluxe Edition trailer to see it in action.

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Billed as a reimagining of a classic survival horror franchise, the upcoming Alone in the Dark has turned a few heads each time it’s been shown off so far, and in the lead-up to its launch in a couple months’ time, developer Pieces Interactive and publisher THQ Nordic are continuing to offer more glimpses of what the game will have in store.

Over 17 minutes of new gameplay for THQ Nordic’s Alone in the Dark are available, courtesy of Game Informer. Set in an early part of the reboot, it follows Emily Hartwood (played by Jodie Comer) as she goes from Derceto Manor to a surreal environment. Check it out below.

We’re heading fully into wish fulfilment with this latest set of Most Wanted games, with two of the five totally lacking any kind of release date announcement or indications. That, and that four of the five are all reviving series and games that are decades old! So, what games are we talking about?

Originally scheduled for an October 2023 release, developer Pieces Interactive and publisher THQ Nordic’s Alone in the Dark reboot was delayed into January of next year to avoid a clash with other major games releasing around its original release date. With a little over a month left until its launch though, the survival horror title has been hit with another delay.

THQ Nordic announced on Thursday that its planned reimagining has been delayed yet again, with another release date set for a few months later into 2024.

To be fair, video game developers do deserve to enjoy a stress-free holiday season while they're crafting a new survival-horror experience.

Developer Pieces Interactive and publisher THQ Nordic have released a new trailer for upcoming horror game Alone in the Dark, this time around focusing on gameplay. Check out the trailer below.

The Alone in the Dark franchise has been dormant for a long time now, but in this new golden era of horror games, THQ Nordic and Pieces Interactive are hoping to breathe new life into it with its upcoming reboot. The upcoming Alone in the Dark reimagining is still some months off from launch, but THQ Nordic has offered another look at it in a new behind-the-scenes overview trailer that focuses on the monsters you will encounter in the game.

Alone In the Dark has been delayed and will no longer be releasing on October 25th, THQ Nordic has confirmed. Instead a new release date of January 16th, 2024 has been given, with the game releasing on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The main reason given is because of the already busy release schedule of October, where other heavy hitters are due to release.

Developer Pieces Interactive has chosen to delay the release of its upcoming reimagining of the classic horror game .

Alone in the Dark, the reboot of the classic survival horror franchise has been delayed. THQ Nordic and Pieces Interactive confirmed it’s now releasing on January 16th, 2024, instead of October 25th.

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Publisher THQ Nordic has announced the collector’s edition for upcoming horror game Alone in the Dark. Only 5,000 of the collector’s edition will be available worldwide. Check out the trailer showing off the Alone in the Dark Collector’s Edition below.

Only 5,000 units are available.