Supermassive Games‘ Will Doyle and Dan McDonald have revealed during an interview with Gamereactor that they would like to work with Samara Weaving on a horror project.
The studio is known for working on various horror titles over the past decade or so, until Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, and The Quarry, many of which have featured a number of well-known Hollywood actors. Until Dawn, for example, featuring Rami Malick, while The Quarry starred David Arquette of Scream fame.
I’m always interested in people that are in horror at the moment, kind of scream queens is a big thing. There’s loads. I mean, Samara Weaving would be amazing, but just so many.
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I mean, we’ve got some fantastic examples where people have come to us. Really top talent that have come to us, and it just hasn’t aligned, you know, through the pandemic a few years back and stuff like that. But, you know, to be approached by a top Hollywood talent, you know, is just such a fantastic feeling. And we follow them all. You know, we’ve, you know, we know what Rami’s doing.
Supermassive Games announced recently that it has delayed the release of Directive 8020 to the first half of 2026. Originally teased in the post-credits of The Dark Pictures: The Devil In Me, Directive 8020 was initially positioned as the season two premiere of the second season of The Dark Pictures Anthology, although SuperMassive Games recently revealed it is distancing itself from the season format, making Directive 8020 standout on its own from the rest of the anthology.
[Source – GameReactor]