Alone in the Dark: Inferno screenshots

Main menu.

You can start the game from any episode at any time without having to finish one in order to continue.

The game starts as you wake up with a blurry vision without knowing where are you or what's happening... though you can blink to clear your vision at any time in first-person mode.

When walking in first-person mode textures will become sharper and atmosphere more eerie.

Edward Carnby doesn't recognize himself in the mirror, but we know him alright.

Cog wheels indicate you can interact with something.

During the first episode you will be provided with hints as new elements get introduced in the game.

Use fire extinguisher to put out the fires and break down the locked door.

Take out the door handle to force unlock the door... note that you can only fire a gun when in first-person perspective.

You can treat your wounds with a medical spray.

It's a long way down... the city is falling apart under unknown dark power.

Most of the survivors you'll meet on the way won't be as lucky as you.

Explosion is tossing these cars in the air like bad habit.

You first weapon of choice... a frying pan.

Sarah won't like it if you aim at her.

Trying to find a way out of the garage crawling with dark minions.

Some driving missions will require impeccable driving skill.

Check out the lockers for useful items inside.

Throw the bottle with explosive liquid then shoot it to break down the wall.

Entering the sewers.

Watch out for steam exhausts and electrified water.

Indestructible dark liquid will eat you alive if you aren't surrounded by light.

Combine mosquito or medical spray with lighter to get flame thrower that can kill minor enemies with such as ease.

Edward carries a sort of a smartphone with him which lets him keep track of things.

You can check the GPS map when out in the open.

Wielding close range weapons is clumsy at best, and it will only incapacitate your foes for a brief period of time.

Park is full of cars, so be sure to check glove compartment and such places for useful items... cars will also re-spawn.

During dramatic scenes like jumping, flying or throwing an explosive bottle, game will enter slow-motion.

Your inventory is your jacket... carrying much won't slow you down, but you're quite limited to how much you can carry.

Dark vines tearing through the wall can be easily burned down with a precise shot at an explosive bottle you throw at them, but you have to be fast for that.

Edward looking at the player for some hints in this boss battle.

When you put your broomstick or similar wooden weapon on fire, all you need to do is touch your foe to get the result you seek.

An eerie play of shadows, plus the room feels alive... close your eyes in first-person perspective to see things you wouldn't be able to see otherwise.

A very big monster is chasing after the subway train... you can't kill it, but you can slow it down with explosive bottles.

This seems like a no-win situation... if only the shopper would fall to the left and give me a little window of opportunity to jump on that train wagon.