In addition to the new trailer, the companies also unveiled a release window of Autumn 2022 as well as a collector’s edition in the Animatronic Edition. The Devil in Me garnered mixed reviews from critics.Bandai Namco and developer Supermassive Games have released the story trailer for its upcoming horror game, The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me. Its sequel, Directive 8020, was announced without a release date and will be the first instalment of the series' second season. The game was released for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on 18 November 2022. Jessie Buckley was marketed as the game's leading actress, marking the fourth time Supermassive Games cast a high-profile actor to portray a character for the series. It's not long before they discover their lives are at risk due to traps placed throughout the hotel and they must escape the island before Granthem Du'Met kills them. The plot follows five members of a documentary film crew who are invited to a replica of Holmes' hotel on an island in Michigan so that they can film an episode of their series.

The Devil in Me takes inspiration from the myth of H. Jason Graves, a long-time collaborator with Supermassive Games, returned to compose the game's soundtrack, having created music for the earlier games in the series. The game also introduces new features, including an inventory system for the characters, tool-based puzzles, and new movement capabilities, including running, jumping, and climbing. Staple mechanics of The Dark Pictures Anthology, such as quick time events (QTEs) and 'pictures', collectable items that allow players to see visions of possible future events, appear again in The Devil in Me.

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