The Casting of Frank Stone Review [Capsule Computers]

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The Casting of Frank Stone Review [Capsule Computers]

Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:

“Supermassive Games has worked on a variety of titles since their founding, but they have truly become known for their adventure horror games, bookended by two stellar standalone entries with Until Dawn and The Quarry with the shorter Dark Pictures Anthology series settled right in the middle. As such, when it was revealed that Behaviour Interactive would be teaming up with the studio to develop their first ever story based ***** by Daylight game, it came as a great surprise to both fans of horror games and the asymmetrical multiplayer title alike. Telling a story that looks to expand upon the lore of the world it’s based on, is The Casting of Frank Stone a worthwhile scare or a poor ghost story trying to prop itself up on existing popularity?”

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