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Insincere characters that you don't believe! In one of the endings, one of the characters did not even react in any way to the bloody death ofInsincere characters that you don't believe! In one of the endings, one of the characters did not even react in any way to the bloody death of her boyfriend. Many bugs and bad face animations.

When comparing it to Until Dawn, it’s a disappointment. It doesn’t have the interesting story, dialogue options and character dynamics thatWhen comparing it to Until Dawn, it’s a disappointment. It doesn’t have the interesting story, dialogue options and character dynamics that Until Dawn had. It’s nowhere near as scary and bone chilling as Until Dawn was. The story in this game was fairly bland and son were the characters. I don’t think it’s a bad game, but it should’ve been way better than it is. It’s okay to play once but you’re gonna forget about it not long after playing it.

The Dark pictures Anthology Man of MedanDeserving more loveMan of Madan is the first in a standalone series of horror games from the teamThe Dark pictures Anthology Man of MedanDeserving more loveMan of Madan is the first in a standalone series of horror games from the team that brought you Until Dawn.And I love what this series is doing, its givingyou bite sized interactive horror experiences.Man of Medan is only about 3 and a half hours long, but for good reason, this is a game all about consequence.5 kids go for a dive, things happen, next thing you know youre on a ghost ship and trying to escape.Much like Until Dawn, you control each of the 5 characters… Though this is more than just an interactive movie.. as all 5 vcan die, you can awkwardly misstep and that’s the end for yourcharacter, there is no last second heroic save you can expect from movies and that’s what makes supermassive so unique with what they deliver.. youre choices and actions have consequence.. where the game falls flat though is in its story, there isn’t much o a mystery to solve here, theres word on this mist that makes you go crazy, but its more so just an escpe the shi[ alive story, nothing pulling you through other than that… but it still manages to do well enough to make you want to go back and do things differently if you do lose a character, which is what a game like this needs to do, it needs to want you to go back and choose different paths, I just wish things were more interesting, though there is only so much you can do with a ghost ship, but at the same time, not enough was done with this ghost ship. They played with the idea of seeing the ship and ghosts form different time periods, and I would’ve loved to see them play with this more..Overall though, Im happy with what Supermassive Games seems to be doing with this series, it’s a fresh take on the horror genre, no more finding missing doorknobs and valves for 10 hours, just a to the point story of try to keep everyone alive..AI give The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medana 7/10

{GamePlay: World/Level Design, Driving, Combat}☑ 10/10 - Fantastic.☐ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 -{GamePlay: World/Level Design, Driving, Combat}☑ 10/10 - Fantastic.☐ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible.{Narrative: Dialogue ,Cutscene ,Voice Acting}☑ 10/10 - Fantastic.☐ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible.{Visuals: Graphics, Animations ,Motion Capture}☐ 10/10 - Fantastic.☑ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible.{Technical: Bugs, Performance/Optimization}☑ 10/10 - Fantastic.☐ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible.{Story: Plot/Ending}☐ 10/10 - Fantastic.☑ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible.{Replayability: Replayability ,Game Length}☐ 10/10 - Fantastic.☑ 8/10 - Very Good.☐ 6/10 - Average.☐ 4/10 - Bad.☐ 2/10 - Terrible."9/10 – Fantastic.I enthusiastically recommend that you add these games to your to-play list.As it does not hit the amazing score, It is still an extremely good game.I recommend getting this game."~DeathKillerNOR~⚠️ IN MY OPINION ⚠️

Excellent jeux dont l'atmosphère est unique. Les graphisme sont beau l'intrigue est juste dingue je recommande c'est une pépite . A voir ceExcellent jeux dont l'atmosphère est unique. Les graphisme sont beau l'intrigue est juste dingue je recommande c'est une pépite . A voir ce que va donner le prochain épisode.

Man of Medan is a cinematic interactive game with some horror elements.in this game, u control 5 characters and their survival depends on yourMan of Medan is a cinematic interactive game with some horror elements.in this game, u control 5 characters and their survival depends on your choices.I expected a lot from story and character development but it fails in both categories. character development is so weak that u don't give a **** when a character dies.pros:+ u can see characters feelings and relationship with each other in the menu+Shared Story and Movie Night modes which u can play with up to 5 friends with one controller.+Shawn Ashmore?cons:-overusing the jumpscares-short story and weak character development-fps drop now imagine this happens in annoying heart pulse QTEs.

Me encanta este juego, hay algo de la vieja escuela como los primeros Resident Evil que me gusta mucho, mas juegos asi por favor

Visually a great "slasher" horror with an incredibly branched story. Shame it has cheap jumpscares, short play time and stiff controls with frequent QTE moments. If you use horrors to relax, this game is for you.

Favorite Thing: Story-centric horror definitely hits all the right notes for me.Least Favorite Thing: They really missed the mark with theFavorite Thing: Story-centric horror definitely hits all the right notes for me.Least Favorite Thing: They really missed the mark with the locomotion. It's so very sluggish.Date Completed: 2019-10-05Playtime: ~ 4hEnjoyment: 7/10Recommendation: If you like the genre then it's worth a quick playthrough.

Personally, I’m genuinely excited for future Dark Pictures instalments. And I’m still playing Man of Medan, figuring out its hidden traps and machinations, despite my frustrations with it.

I'm a huge fan of Until Dawn and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. When I read all the bad critic and user scores, I was pretty bummed out and setI'm a huge fan of Until Dawn and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. When I read all the bad critic and user scores, I was pretty bummed out and set my expectations super low. To my surprise, I actually really enjoyed the game! More than Until Dawn actually. For me shorter length does not automatically mean worse quality. I felt the length was fine. I really enjoyed the setting, atmosphere, theme, characters, and character banter. I like how they kept the overall structure of Until Dawn the same, but didn't just strictly stay to the formula, and added some new features like online co op play which to my surprise, majorly elevates the experience. It's a blast to play with a friend and I hope this new interactive movie/game concept catches on because the online co op choose your own adventure gameplay is a breath of fresh air in the gaming industry and has so much potential. I would love to play other genres of games like this besides horror. The production values are top notch and the graphics/atmosphere look even better than Until Dawn. It really felt like I was watching/playing a cinematic horror movie. The ship was really creepy and the jump scares were really good and startled me several times. I also love the fact that the game was made to be replayed several times to see potentially new outcomes, etc. It seems the game is best played with different online partners/friends to see how their choices affect the plot. In conclusion, I'm really impressed that Supermassive Games retained a strong identity of their Until Dawn hit game but also added a good amount of freshness to the gameplay, so it doesn't just feel like the same old thing. Highly recommend to horror fans and Until Dawn fans! It seems most of the negative reviews come as a result of people not understanding how the developers intended people to play the game which is to play online with a friend and to play through multiple times to get the full experience!!!

The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan keeps alive the "interactive horror movie" proposal that gave Supermassive Games such good results with Until Dawn. However, this new adventure falls short in every sense, but mainly the narrative.

A great game that you definitely need to play in a cooperative in order to get positive emotions and have a good evening. I had no problemsA great game that you definitely need to play in a cooperative in order to get positive emotions and have a good evening. I had no problems with optimization, with the exception of rare FPS drawdowns, but this is when playing at high graphics settings. The plot is quite suitable for fun in the company of a friend. I liked the game, and I will gladly buy a sequel. Thanks to the authors for a great interactive movie on PC)P.S. For the cooperative to work, you must have nicknames in Steam in English.

Great horror game! It’s like a choose your own adventure book on acid. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes horror/suspense.

Man of Medan is a promising start to the Dark Pictures Anthology. I'd be happy to play more of these b-horror movie simulators, full of pretty people desperately trying to survive.

Man of Medan is quickly overtaken by a very average writing quality and an abominable technical level synonymous with jerks and other constant freezes.

Sadly, you can’t help but compare it to Until Dawn which quite frankly did everything better. Man of Medan is over far too quickly and doesn’t have the same impact of Supermassive’s previous entry. It is, however, a short but sweet enjoyable romp which is way better when played with friends.

Failing to deliver as an effective horror story, Man of Medan is interminably slow to get started, and when it does, the narrative and performances prove more laughable than scary. The best kind of horror is the stuff that really gets under your skin, but sadly, this barely even pricks it. A soggy first chapter in The Dark Pictures Anthology, Man of Medan is best left on the seabed to rust.

Man of Medan is a worthy follow-up to Until Dawn. It hits a lot of the same notes, and it's clear the developers understood the group appeal of watching-slash-playing a cheesy horror film with friends. There are still some weak points, but Man of Medan shows a willingness to learn from the previous game's mistakes and leaves us curious to see the next part of the anthology.

When played the way the developers intended, Dark Pictures: Man of Medan is a one-of-a-kind triumph, and a shared horror experience unlike anything ever produced. It’s extremely presumptuous to ask players to buy two copies to get the full effect, but I can’t deny that it’s absolutely worth the time and expense for those who do. Dark Pictures: Man of Medan is a true evolution of the interactive movie genre, and horror fans owe it to themselves to climb aboard.

For this first episode in The Dark Pictures Anthology, Supermassive Games has fulfilled its mission — to provide us with a game that effectively reproduces horror movie tropes. The quality of the graphics and sound is undeniable, even it sometimes looks more like an interactive film than a game, and it gives little freedom. It achieves its goals by effectively and intelligently managing to frighten us — it's just a shame that the QTEs sometimes make us angry.

Man of Medan kicks off The Dark Pictures Anthology so elegantly and chillingly that you just can't get enough of that lovie-dovie stuff.

Supermassive Game's high concept - an anthology of horror stories - is off to a great start with Man of Medan. We don't get nearly enough horror that aims to be thoughtful like this. The challenge will be to make sure that each game in the series is different enough to reflect a different approach to horror, but things are off to a good start.

At its best, Man of Medan is every bit as gripping, beautiful, and giddily silly as Until Dawn, but technical issues, a rushed story, and a confusing approach to player choice betray the limited resources the game’s creators had to work with. Man of Medan is currently the best option for those desperate for more Until Dawn, but I'm hoping Supermassive Games can scare up something a little more substantial for future The Dark Pictures titles.

Man of Medan isn’t the success that Until Dawn was, and it represents a big step back in terms of player interaction and storytelling, but it’s still a thrilling horror experience that made me scream, laugh, and want to jump right back in for a second or third playthrough to see if I could keep everyone alive.

Man of Medan has a couple of fun gimmicks, great faces and bunch of exciting moments spread throughout, but it's also filled with badly paced sequences, bland characters, annoying technical issues and cheap scares that are so frequent and so poorly executed that you can't help but feel offended and frustrated.

Supermassive Games delivers a compelling and intriguing horror-thriller adventure, with a great atmosphere and plenty of story branches based on player choices. We would have loved more tools to enable branches exploration, like a choices map or the ability to skip already seen cut-scenes, but it's definitely a great start for this new anthology games series.

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is a must-play for anyone that appreciates horror gaming at its finest, for anyone that enjoys picking away at how a game is put together, for anyone that's got even a passing interest in finding the best storytelling vidoegames have to offer.

Supermassive’s back in full swing. In spite of a predictable plot and setting, I eventually grew somewhat tired of, I loved every aspect of Man of Medan. It’s a killer debut to a series I’m now eagerly anticipating. It has the spooks, fun cast, and unforgiving consequences I grew to love in Until Dawn. Horror fans rejoice, as Man of Medan’s a phenomenal introduction to a promising new interactive anthology series.