Nearly thirteen years after its release, the PlayStation 4 is about to receive a brand-new game, a sequel to Dead of Darkness. The first game launched on PlayStation 4 in July 2025, and at the time of writing, it has an average user score of 4.72 out of 5 from more than 230 reviews.
Like its predecessor, Dead of Darkness 2 will be an isometric survival horror game with old-school visuals. However, it will feature fresh protagonists and a new setting. While the first game takes place on a strange island in England, the second installment moves the story to Pennsylvania, USA.
Sony’s PS4 is still a great console, and it came with a few lesser-known features that most people didn’t utilize.
Developer Retrofiction Games has confirmed that Dead of Darkness 2 will be available on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Alongside enhanced visuals, the sequel will introduce several new gameplay mechanics. The most noticeable change from the first game is the addition of seamless character swapping. According to the developer, players will be able to switch between different characters and continue the game from their perspectives. New to the sequel is also 90s anime-inspired…
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