Players bounce between five characters in House of Ashes: Rachel King, a C.I.A. Officer, as well as Nick Kay, Jason Kolchek, and Eric King, who are all members of the Marines sent on the mission.

House of Ashes starts off as an exploration horror set against the backdrop of the 2003 Iraq War. All playable characters are in the U.S. military, save for a lone member of the Iraqi Republican ...

House of Ashes takes place at the close of the Iraq war in 2003. High in the Zagros Mountains, an elite military unit searching for chemical weapons comes under fire from holdout Iraqi forces.

House of Ashes does look like it's venturing away from the cabin in the woods-style horror, taking more inspiration from sci-fi heavyweights to produce a nightmarish, underground showdown between ...

Stubborn. Courageous. The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is due out for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam on October 22. Watch the trailer below.

If anything, the characters continue to be the weakest part of The Dark Pictures Anthology, though the participants in House of Ashes are a small step up from what we’ve seen in Man of Medan and ...

The other playable characters in House of Ashes include Marines Jason Kolchek and Nick Kay. Rachel’s husband Colonel Eric King will also be featured prominently in the game’s story.

The latest entry in the series, House of Ashes, looks set to fit into this template nicely, providing a sizable chunk of scares and creepy atmospherics in an all new location and set of characters ...

The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is out October 22, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. We reviewed the PS5 version.

House of Ashes doesn’t use a fixed camera, but a player controlled 360 degree camera instead. This gives the game more of a personal feel as being able to control the camera is a huge step in ...