Supermassive and Sony’s collaboration produced Until Dawn which was released August 25, 2015, exclusively on PlayStation 4. Supermassive with their work on Until Dawn set new standards on how modern horror games should be.
Supermassive also released more games after Until Dawn, but they were not too much successful. VR game ‘The Inpatient’ and PlayLink title ‘Hidden Agenda’ were a few games after Until Dawn that could not capture the attention of a wide audience.
This year at Gamescom, developers at Supermassive announced that they will partner up with Bandai Namco and release ‘The Dark Pictures’. The game is an anthology of horror titles. Since they will partner up with Bandai Namco, the game will not be a PlayStation exclusive.
However, a recent statement from one of the executives at Supermassive reveals that the studio has not finished making games exclusively for PlayStation.
While speaking with the Russian website 4PDA via Reddit, Executive Pete Samuels confirmed that more unannounced PlayStation-exclusive games are in the development pipeline. He said:
Well, the relationship with Sony is still excellent, we are working on several unannounced PS exclusives. But we can’t talk about them right now
Currently, we have no idea if Supermassive is working on PlayStation exclusives designed for the PlayStation 4 console or even the next generation of consoles. We hope they give the fans of the Until Dawn community a horror title they have hoped for for a long.
For now, Man of Medan, the first game in The Dark Pictures anthology is set to release next year for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
Man of Medan sees a group of young people heading into the ocean to investigate the wreck of a sunken ship. The trailer reveals the ship and as soon as the cast sets foot on the ship, all hell is broken loose.
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