There are two types of people that are going to be attracted to The Casting of Frank Stone: Dead by Daylight fans, looking for a new game set in the universe of their favorite asymmetrical multiplayer game, or Supermassive fans, who want to see the latest cinematic game from the studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology.

I fall into the latter camp, as I’ve played all their non-vr titles since Until Dawn. They’re not always hits, but there’s usually at least something interesting in every one of their games, so it’s cool to see them take their signature movie-like style of game into an already existing universe.

While I dipped my toes in Dead by Daylight in the past, I’m not familiar with the story aside from some border concepts like the Entity and the Trials. Fortunately, The Casting of Frank Stone...