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White Night Delivers Mystery and Horror to Consoles this March

Developer of Alone in the Dark, OSome Studios, have announced their next downloadable title, White Night. The game mixes elements of noir, horror, adventure and suspense.
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Developed by the same people who brought us Alone in the Dark, OSome Studios have  announced that their noir-inspired horror adventure game, White Night, is going to release on March 3.

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White Night takes place in an abandoned mansion, with a black and white filtered Boston setting, during the 1930’s. The game can be best described as “a good old ghost story full of mystery, poetry, alchemy, and suspense,” said Ronan Coiffec, Creative Director and Co-Founder of OSome Studios.

“We wanted to create something that people would enjoy, but also something that would stand out as unusual and refreshing in today’s survival horror landscape,” Coiffec said in the PlayStation blog.

White Night
White Night
will be available for download on March 3 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.

 


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