THQ Nordic: “The original Alone in the Dark (1992) was actually one of the first games in the survival-horror genre to establish two playable protagonists, so we’re bringing that back. Why make two playable characters? What does that bring to the game? Working on Amnesia: The Dark Descent and SOMA of course helped a lot, even though Alone in the Dark is a different kind of narrative-due to the fact that it’s thirdperson, but also thematically different and more of a genre-piece than the other games.” “So from my side it’s about crafting that experience that has its roots in the story and the mystery the player is after. So it’s less about the jump scares or something constantly happening, but rather the opposite, when the player is expecting something to happen. Something to keep you on your toes and to keep you engaged. At the foundation, there is always a drama going on. Hedberg: “For me, at the core of making horror games (or any narrative games, in fact) is creating a mystery. How has working on that horror series carried over to this Alone in the Dark game? Or, put differently, what’s important to you for making a good horror game? Mikael has worked on the beloved Amnesia series.
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