DPA The Devil in Me - Directive 8020

The Dark Pictures Anthology's first season has concluded, ending with The Devil in Me, which is soon to be followed by the starter of the new season, Directive 8020. Predictions for the game are being made, and I suspect something will happen more to the Curator. All games are linked through The Curator, a character voiced by Pip Torrens and modeled on Tony Pankhurst, who is present in each installment to introduce each individual story and occasionally converse with the player in his mysterious and strange place called The Repository. The latest game, and ending of "season one," The Devil in Me, shows a teaser for the currently-in-development game. The teaser opens with a voiceover of Commander Stafford of the forward reconnaissance vessel Cassiopeia in the Cetus constellation. He says that his crew has successfully rendezvoused with the Charybdis marker and detached the booster ring, and the team is in high spirits as they make their final approach to Tau Ceti f, a planet. He also reports that the ship suffered a minor impact that the technicians are restoring. The audio then cuts to a broadcast from Thomas Carter, who says that something is wrong with Simms and that she is trying to kill him. It then cuts back to Stafford stating their new transmission will be broadcast from orbit around humanity's future home before he signs off. The character is in space, giving us many new sources to get predicaments. Many say viruses. Ohers say people will be launched into space. However, how can this fit into the story we value, love, and follow along with? Opinions? Comment below.