The Casting of Frank Stone™

The Casting of Frank Stone When someone mentions Supermassive Games, I immediately think of great memories and some fantastic games such as Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology (well, except for The Devil in Me, which wasn't exactly their strongest title), and The Quarry. All of these games shared two things: horror and engaging gameplay, accompanied by stories that ranged from amazing to at least decent. But...

83 found this helpful, 2026-06-21

At first glance, The Casting of Frank Stone looked like a perfect idea on paper and a lot of us were excited about the concept. A narrative-driven horror game developed by Supermassive Games and tied into the world of Dead by Daylight should have been a slam dunk for fans of cinematic horror. Instead, what we received was a game that felt strangely hollow, unfocused, and ultimately forgettable. The Casting of Frank...

66 found this helpful, 2026-05-21

As a fan of The Dark Pictures trilogy, I felt a slap in the face when I launched this game. The awkward, unnatural animation and poor optimization are immediately noticeable. The game doesn't try to draw you in, but rather the opposite. It's a shame for Dead by Daylight fans that they were treated this way.

54 found this helpful, 2025-10-02