The asymmetrical multiplayer -horror game is dead in daylight and has rewarded the commitment and love of players for the genre with dozens of additional murderers, cards and much more. Although a large part of the expansion of the game into IP-IP-IP such as Halloween, Scream and Resident Evil is anchored, the developer behavior has also done an interactive work great work to build its universe with original ideas. His biggest attempt to expand the reach of the game so far came with Frank Stone's casting, a single player adventure game that plays in the dead in daylight. Despite the development of horror adventure veterans developers Supermassive Games that you develop, the casting of Frank Stone gives this universe not new nightmares thanks to the red gameplay, an unshakable story and an unforgettable line-up. The game does not work as an independent experience or as a method to tempt the players to go dead in daylight.
Frank Stone's casting forms the stage with a 1963 segment, which shows that the local police officer Sam discovered the cruel acts that Cedar Steel Mill Mill Stone's employee reaches during his break. Just when Frank throw a child into a fiery hot oven, she (like Sam) shoots Frank and end his life. From this point on, the game takes place in two epochs: in the 1980s, with a group of young adults trying to shoot a horror film in the abandoned mill, and in 2024, in which several adults visit the Manor to meet a collector and an apparently Frank Stone Fanatic called Augustine. During the emerging history of the game, they check different characters at all times and learn how the past influences the present. In the present, Augustine invited various people to her manor house to buy parts of the film Murder Mill, which was rotated, but was never published by the characters that they control in the 1980s segments.
When the story unfolds, you will find out why Augustine wants to secure the entire film and why Murder Mill was never published. It is not surprising that it has to do with Frank. He follows the mill during the shoot and here super massive typical survival or the gameplay. The narrative decisions you make and how you handle Frank when he appears with a player and simple camera gameplay mechanic, determine who lives or dies. I felt little when someone died or survived because Frank Stone's casting does not make these characters real or unique. They are predictable, clichéd and lack the character work that can be seen in other super massif games. The same applies to those in today's segments that can be researched by light, unimaginable puzzle work and a boring mansion.
The two schedules summit at a climax that indicates the game far too early and leaves little excitement on the table in its last moments. And after the casting of Frank Stone reveals his hand, it quickly becomes a metanarrative that tries poorly to justify himself in daylight as part of the dead. However, long -standing fans could have more fun connecting than me. Nevertheless, it was disappointing to play about seven hours with a horror horror adventure game from Moor standard horror adventure and then end with a wink and an impetus (and this is generous) towards the universe.
Although there are collectibles that can be found and a feature for tailoring room that makes it easy to change the story and see how different options and actions influence the broader story, I was not forced to return after rolling credits. It is also a shame, because the art team from Supermassive has clearly put a lot of love into the graphic, and the narrative should return to important points of action to find out what else could be done. But the first impressions are important and the casting of Frank Stones Falls flat.
Horror stories, whether films, books or games, often fall into two camps: big enough to infiltrate my dreams, or bad enough, I enjoy the laugh you bring me. However, there is a third camp and it is the most disappointing of all: boring and not chewing, fear of or laughing. Here I found super massive latest. Although the developer has some horror height in his catalog, the watering of Frank Stone rests on the ground of six feet.
This review of 2025 reflects our thoughts on the current state of the game when publishing. Updates were taken into account as such after the start of the end result.
