Directive 8020

Adventure Game HotspotPascal Tekaia

83/100

Directive 8020 rockets Supermassive’s horror anthology into the stars with a homage to Ridley Scott, John Carpenter, and all things body horror, while delivering a stellar narrative twist that’s out of this world.

PPEMateusz Wróbel

8/10

It should be stated loud and clear from the outset: The Dark Pictures: Directive 8020 is undoubtedly the best installment in the entire anthology. This new work from Supermassive Games easily outshines its esteemed peers...

GamingBoltStuart Glover

8/10

Directive 8020 imbues every interaction in trust and paranoia, delivering emotional turbulence and atmospheric dread that’s only overshadowed by inconsistent mechanics.

Try Hard GuidesErik Hodges

8/10

Directive 8020 is a strong interactive narrative with some less-than-exciting gameplay. Quick-time events and impactful decisions maintain a solid element of player interactivity, but the title would be better off ditching its weak stealth segments and walking-simulator gameplay in favor of a more direct, cinematic approach. Despite this, fans of the genre and those looking for a good narrative experience with some player influence are bound to enjoy what this latest entry in the Dark Pictures Anthology has to offer.

Worth PlayingCody Medellin

7/10

Part of the Dark Pictures series of games, Directive 8020 is an all-new sci-fi survival horror adventure.

Press StartBrodie Gibbons

7/10

Directive 8020 Review - So, Here's 'The Thing'

SectorSKsaver

7/10

Supermassive Games tried a new direction in their new adventure game. This time towards sci-fi horror.

WCCFtechKai Tatsumoto

7/10

Even the futuristic setting of Tau Ceti f and the new Turning Points system can't keep Directive 8020 from settling into the series' formula.

Gamersky心灵奇兵

7/10

Despite its new packaging, "Order 8020" is still essentially a work from "The Dark Pictures Anthology" with a familiar rhythm throughout.

GameBlastMatheus Oliveira

6.5/10

Supermassive Games' new title flirts with great classics without achieving the same impact.

The Punished BacklogClint Morrison, Jr.

6/10

In our Directive 8020 review, learn why the latest entry in Supermassive Games' Dark Pictures anthology lacks the teeth to bite.

WellPlayedZach Jackson

6/10

The Dark Pictures heads to space