No matter which Supermassive Interactive game you’re in, outlasting the horror feels much like starring in a slasher movie, and Directive 8020 is no different. Your characters’ survival and their ...

Supermassive Games has unleashed Directive 8020 onto the world, and the game feels every bit like a binge-worthy Netflix sci-fi show. The game is split into a series of episodes, with each one ...

The Cassiopeia set out to Tau Ceti f, a planet 12 light-years away from Earth, with the Andromeda following behind. They arrive at the planet, having crash-landed following a hull breach by an ...

To play with friends in Directive 8020, select Multiplayer from the main menu. Then, select New Story and choose an empty save file. You’ll then need to choose between Explorer and Survivor. Explorer ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap There was a moment early in Directive 8020 when I knew I should turn around. I had already seen enough horror movies to understand ...

Making the leap to space feels like a big departure from the usually grounded horror of the previous games in Supermassive's Dark Pictures anthology series. But Directive 8020 reminded me that the ...

Taking the Supermassive formula and applying it to a mash-up of Ridley Scott’s Alien and John Carpenter’s The Thing was exactly why I was intrigued to check out Directive 8020. I’m a huge fan of both ...

Supermassive goes sci-fi horror, with a refreshingly cerebral, slowburn take on its usual popcorn thrills. It's let down by perfunctory stealth and an overfamiliar plot, but a stellar cast helps make ...

Directive 8020 is a welcome evolution of Supermassive’s The Dark Pictures Anthology survival horror series, offering a more forgiving gameplay experience, improved visuals, and new stealth elements.

Supermassive Games has spent years building out the Dark Pictures formula, but there's always been a gap between what those stories aim for and how they actually play. Directive 8020 is the first time ...