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Kevin’s Halloween Hitlist: The Casting of Frank Stone

Supermassive Games’ latest interactive horror title, The Casting of Frank Stone, delivers a chilling tale that’s sure to keep players on the edge of their seats. While it doesn’t quite reach the heights of previous entries in the series like Until Dawn, it’s a solid addition to the horror genre.

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The game follows a group of aspiring actors who find themselves trapped in a haunted mansion during a casting audition. The story’s premise may seem familiar to fans of horror, but the execution is well-paced and filled with unexpected twists and turns. The characters are well-developed, and their interactions feel genuine. The shadow of Frank Stone looms over Cedar Hills, a town forever altered by his violent past. As a group of young friends are about to discover, Stone’s blood-soaked legacy cuts deep, leaving scars across families, generations, and the very fabric of reality itself. In the depths of an Oregon steel mill, the gruesome crimes of a sadistic killer spawn horrors beyond comprehension. Delve into the mystery of Cedar Hills alongside an original cast of characters bound together on a twisted journey where nothing is quite as it seems.

The Casting of Frank Stone offers a familiar gameplay experience for those who have played previous Supermassive titles. Players must make quick decisions that can significantly impact the outcome of the story. The game’s QTE (Quick Time Events) system is well-implemented and adds a sense of urgency to the proceedings.

The game’s atmosphere is suitably creepy, with a haunting soundtrack and visually stunning environments. The developers have done a great job of creating a sense of dread and suspense. The graphics are impressive, and the character models are detailed.

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Conclusion: The Casting of Frank Stone is a solid horror game that offers a satisfying experience. While it may not be the most groundbreaking entry in the series, it’s a well-crafted tale that will keep players entertained. Fans of interactive horror should definitely give it a try.

 

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blank Kevin Austin has been in gaming journalism in one way or another since the launch of the Nintendo Gamecube. Married and father of 3 children he has been gaming since the ripe age of 6 when he got his first NES system and over 30 years later he is still gaming almost daily. Kevin is also co-founder of the Play Some Video Games (PSVG) Podcast network which was founded over five years ago and is still going strong. Some of his favorite gaming series includes Fallout and Far Cry, he is a sucker for single player adventure games (hence his big reviews for Playstation), and can frequently be found getting down in one battle royale or another. If it's an oddball game, odds are he's all about it.

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