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THE DARK PICTURES OUTFIT PACK Wear the iconic outfits of The Dark Pictures characters aboard the Cassiopeia. Play as sleep technician ‘Carter’, in Jason’s army outfit from House of Ashes or, science technician ‘Anders’ in Julia from Man of Medan’s diving trip outfit.
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Wear the iconic outfits of The Dark Pictures characters aboard the Cassiopeia. Play as sleep technician ‘Carter’, in Jason’s army outfit from House of Ashes or, science technician ‘Anders’ in Julia from Man of Medan’s diving trip outfit.
THE DARK PICTURES COLLECTIBLES
Discover figures from Man of Medan, Little Hope, House of Ashes, and The Devil in Me throughout Directive 8020. Hidden among the secrets onboard the Cassiopeia, players can unlock chilling dolls and deeper insight into the iconic protagonists of previous games. If you look hard enough, you may even find The Curator of stories hidden in the abyss…
CINEMATIC FILTER PACK
Customize Directive 8020's eerie atmosphere with three unlockable cinematic filters: Including: Classic black-and-white, evoking early space race footage Gritty 8mm-style film grain for a raw, documentary feel Retro VHS aesthetic dripping with analog horror vibes
DIGITAL ARTBOOK
Uncover the dark creative process. View concept art of Tau Ceti f, early Cassiopeia designs, and the grotesque body horror transformations of its doomed crew.
DIGITAL SOUNDTRACK
Immerse yourself in the terrifying soundscape crafted by award-winning composer Jason Graves.
At first I thought the DLC includes way more than enough content to justify itself. But then I found out the OST and artbook are in‑game only. Unless that gets changed in the future, I don’t find the dolls or the
"My father once told me if something looks like peak and smells like peak, you don't have to taste it to know that it's ABSOLUTE PEAK!!!" - Salim 'The Goat' Othman (House of Oorah)
Although I’ve only just played this game (for about 45 minutes), I can say it’s not worth it. It’s expensive, yet all you get is a skin that, sorry to say, is rather ordinary. I’ve looked through the whole artbook; it’s
This feels more like a way to support the developers than a must-have addition. The extra content has minimal impact on the overall experience. As for the content affecting presentation: 1. Outfit pack is interesting,
I just checked in really quick to setup everything. So this review is only from the menu experience so far. The Artbook looks nice, you can listen to all sountracks and even leave the songs playing while you are
The deluxe upgrade isn't worth it, as it looks like the soundtrack is only accessible in-game. You can skip it without losing anything.