I recommend Man Of Medan!

Which characters did you let survive and which characters did not survive?

It isn't really correct. There are multiple endings, multiple choices and branches of history. The choices in play change the story and the hours of play increase. It is also possible to play up to five players, offline with the same controller, controlling
each character in the game.

Obviously, it's recommended for lovers of interactive adventures. The price isn't so high for such a game.

A new game was released last week called Man Of Medan and its the first game in the series 'The Dark Pictures Anthology' that SuperMassive Games; the creators of the fantastic game Until Dawn, are developing. I have to recommend it as I feel it wasn't as
hyped as it should have been. It was definitely worth any hype! It has so many different endings, endings players haven't even discovered yet. It's a game that focuses dramatically on the concept of the 'Butterfly Effect' or 'Chaos Theory' and every little
decision affects how the game plays out - I mean as tiny as opening a cupboard or picking up a somewhat insignificant object. There are certainly a good amount of jumpscares so you won't be lacking in near heart attacks. The game plays with your mind and might
even have you questioning your own sanity. You are in control of 5 different characters and its up to you whether they survive or not, bearing in mind every character can live or die. If you haven't yet played this game and are going to do so, REALLY listen
to what 'The Curator' has to say. His equivocal commentary could be the difference between life and death.

To those who've played The Dark Pictures: Man Of Medan, how are you finding the game? I thought it was absolutely fantastic and will definitely be playing the game until I've had every ending. I'm moving on to the Curators cut version of the game so that
should be pretty good. This game is definitely up there with some top-tier games. Really excited for the next instalment in the series!

Edit: After some research, I've found that this game was based on an actual ship and tragedy. 'Ourang Medan' was its name hence the games name and wow. What an interesting read. After playing the game and reading an article on the reality of 'Ourang Medan',
the game replicates and completely makes the tragedy even more creepier. Although its more of a conspiracy theory, its most definitely plausible. I would definitely recommend to read up on that after or even before playing the game.

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Thanks for the information provided

Never heard of this game. I thank you for your review and I'll look into this game more!