The Casting of Frank Stone™

Wow, great game story driven, multiple endings

This game is good ~Ties into DBD well ~Good story ~Over all a good game No game comes without its imperfections though ~Not being able to skip certain cutscenes makes playing through the game again kinda boring ~Sometimes the character models look weird ~And most importantly this game makes my pc sound like a damn microwave (so beware of the type of pc you have before buying because if your pc isn't the best it might not run the game well

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J'ai vraiment bien aimé The Casting of Frank Stone. En tant que fan de Dead by Daylight, j'ai adoré tous les clins d'œil et les références au lore du jeu. L'ambiance est réussie et l'histoire donne envie d'en apprendre plus sur l'univers. Malgré quelques problèmes d'optimisation et un prix que je trouve un peu élevé, ça reste une bonne expérience. Je conseillerais quand même de le prendre en promotion. Il ne faut pas non plus s'attendre à un jeu d'horreur très stressant, il y a finalement peu de tension, et je le vois davantage comme un film interactif que comme les autres jeux du même genre. Mais au final, j'ai passé un bon moment et je pense que c'est un jeu qui plaira surtout aux fans de l'univers de Dead by Daylight.

★★★★★ A love letter to horror fans. I’ve played a lot of horror games over the years. From survival horror classics to modern story-driven experiences, and after a while you start noticing the same patterns. The same cheap jumpscares, the same predictable moments, the same feeling that you’ve seen it all before. Then *The Casting of Frank Stone* showed up. This game isn’t trying to reinvent horror. It’s doing something different — it’s a love letter to the genre. The first thing that grabbed me was the atmosphere. The entire game feels like watching a dark, twisted horror movie where you’re the one making the decisions. The environments, the camera work, the sound design, the small details hidden around every corner — everything creates this uncomfortable feeling that something is always wrong. And that’s where the game shines. The story is easily the biggest strength here. It’s not just about monsters and chasing scenes. It’s about mystery, characters, choices, and slowly uncovering what happened. The connection to the *Dead by Daylight* universe is a huge bonus, but even if you’ve never touched DBD, there’s still a lot to enjoy. The characters are what kept me invested. They actually feel like people, not just horror movie victims waiting to make stupid decisions. You start caring about what happens to them, and that makes every dangerous situation hit harder. Visually, the game looks incredible. The dark atmosphere, creepy locations, and cinematic presentation make every scene feel like a proper horror production. There are moments where I just stopped and looked around because the attention to detail was impressive. Is it perfect? No. The gameplay is definitely more focused on storytelling than pure action, so if you’re expecting a nonstop survival horror experience, this might not be for you. Some pacing moments could be better, and certain mechanics feel familiar. But honestly? That didn’t ruin the experience for me. Sometimes horror isn’t about fighting your way through endless enemies. Sometimes it’s about sitting in the dark, listening to every sound, wondering what’s waiting around the corner. *The Casting of Frank Stone* understands that. It’s not the loudest horror game out there. It doesn’t need to be. It’s creepy, cinematic, and made with genuine respect for horror fans. A solid experience for anyone who loves dark stories, unforgettable characters, and that feeling of "I really shouldn’t open this door... but I have to." **Definitely worth playing.**

I quite enjoyed the game. Bought it because of the upcoming Frank Stone chapter in dbd and i found the story quite interesing and I think Frank Stone has HUGE pottential for killer power and a ton of potential for survivors , but enough about that. This "game" would most likely not be everyone's cup of tea, its not focused as much on action and such that usually define a video game, more like a playable movie, similar to Dispatch. Story is a bit convoluted at times and you definitely need prior knowledge of DBD lore in order to understand some of the details but over all it was a fun almost 6 hours for a playtrough with so many alternative decisions i have yet to see. That being said, the game does run quite poorly and is a bit of a optimization ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but i didnt find it that much of a problem. A solid 7/10 for me, it was fun to tag along!

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