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A group of American marines comes across an underground nest of pure, ancient evil while trekking through the Arabian desert.A group of American marines comes across an underground nest of pure, ancient evil while trekking through the Arabian desert.A group of American marines comes across an underground nest of pure, ancient evil while trekking through the Arabian desert.
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Ashley Tisdale
- Rachel
- (voice)
Paul Zinno
- Jason
- (voice)
Alex Gravenstein
- Eric
- (voice)
Moe Jeudy-Lamour
- Nick
- (voice)
Nick E. Tarabay
- Salim
- (voice)
Waleed Hammad
- Kurum
- (voice)
- …
Zaydun Khalaf
- Balathu
- (voice)
Alex Mallari Jr.
- Merwin
- (voice)
Sammy Azero
- Joey
- (voice)
Clare McConnell
- Clarice
- (voice)
Nabeel El Khafif
- Dar
- (voice)
Brittany Drisdelle
- Brooks
- (voice)
Marcel Jeannin
- Miller
- (voice)
Pip Torrens
- The Curator
- (voice)
Dusan Dukic
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- (voice)
Tod Fennell
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
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After two installments that did not convince, House of Ashes makes the anthology start to get interesting, since it makes its story, characters, location, script and gameplay the main component of its good opinions. What I liked is that this time the threat is real, and not "it's all in your head", and with this he even manages to pay tribute to Until Dawn. This will be for me and for all the first game in the series going forward. Surely thanks to all this you will be able to calmly enjoy the previous two with another opportunity, as here everything is real and the previous ones are not, it is not to complain. I already hope next year the fourth game "The Devil in Me" because it will be very brutal and bloody.
This game is very solid. Good characters good locations good story good monsters. A decent run time of about 6 hours. Personally I've beat it 3 times since I'm working on the trophies which are fun to do btw. Don't listen to these haters on here. This game is well worth the 30$ price tag.
THE DARK PICTURES ANTHOLOGY: HOUSE OF ASHES (2021) is a really great installment to the series. I personally enjoyed this one more than Man of Medan.
The characters are all pretty interesting and some were compelling enough. They all had original personalities and back stories and I appreciated the (Non- Western / American) story of Salim as well, giving more depth to the geographic region the story takes place in.
"A group of American marines comes across an underground nest of pure, ancient evil while trekking through the Arabian desert."
As per my usual, I played this game with a group of friends and it thoroughly entertained us. While not super scary, it certainly held tension and offers a very cool story (and creature). Fun trying to make split second decisions and keep your characters alive. A great installment in the series!
The characters are all pretty interesting and some were compelling enough. They all had original personalities and back stories and I appreciated the (Non- Western / American) story of Salim as well, giving more depth to the geographic region the story takes place in.
"A group of American marines comes across an underground nest of pure, ancient evil while trekking through the Arabian desert."
As per my usual, I played this game with a group of friends and it thoroughly entertained us. While not super scary, it certainly held tension and offers a very cool story (and creature). Fun trying to make split second decisions and keep your characters alive. A great installment in the series!
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is a survival horror interactive drama video game developed by Supermassive Games and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. It is the third of eight planned instalments in The Dark Pictures Anthology series, following 2019's Man of Medan and 2020's Little Hope.
After playing the first game in this series, Man of Medan, despite some issues I enjoyed the game and was looking forward to where the story would go next. Little Hope, however, was rather disappointing, taking an interesting turn in the series but a rather dull result overall.
House of Ashes however has restored my hope in the series, the story is better, the characters are more fleshed out and interesting and there is a lot more action in an interesting and creepy environment. Visually the game is stunning, with detailed creatures and a realistic setting. Paired with great voice acting and a stellar performance from Ashley Tisdale.
Overall, I found this game to be the best so far in the series. And the next game looks promising too. Hopefully, it's onwards and upwards for this horror anthology.
After playing the first game in this series, Man of Medan, despite some issues I enjoyed the game and was looking forward to where the story would go next. Little Hope, however, was rather disappointing, taking an interesting turn in the series but a rather dull result overall.
House of Ashes however has restored my hope in the series, the story is better, the characters are more fleshed out and interesting and there is a lot more action in an interesting and creepy environment. Visually the game is stunning, with detailed creatures and a realistic setting. Paired with great voice acting and a stellar performance from Ashley Tisdale.
Overall, I found this game to be the best so far in the series. And the next game looks promising too. Hopefully, it's onwards and upwards for this horror anthology.
I loved it, I thought it was a lot better than Little Hope and Man of Maiden. Definitely gonna be playing this one a lot more. Can't wait for The Devil in Me to come out, that one looks like it'll be good.
Did you know
- TriviaJason's, Joey's and Clarisse's models were used in previous installments of the Dark Pictures Anthology. Clarisse is Tracey from Little Hope and Joey is Daniel. Also, Eric is the trooper and Merwin is the judge in Little Hope.
- GoofsKolchek salutes King upon first meeting him. US Marines don't salute in combat zones.
- SoundtracksConversations with Death
Performed by Bitter End
[ending credits song]
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