Season 2 of Dark Matter is now available for download from the Microsoft Store

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Updated on October 4, 2023

updated on October 4, 2023

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Dark Matter is a Canadian science fiction TV series that was released back in 2015 and since then has become quite popular in a short time. It was created by Paul Mullie and Joseph Malozzi, based on their comic book and developed by Prodigy Pictures in association with Space channel.

In Dark Matter, a crew of an abandoned spaceship awakens without any memories as to how did they get there or who they are.

They will need to face threats along the way, and the only way they can do it is by working together in order to survive. The show is full of hidden secrets and if you like sci-fi or thrillers, then Dark Matter is surely one of the TV series that you will enjoy watching.

Season 2 of Dark Matter premiered on July 1, 2016. New episodes will be released each Friday and we have some good news for the fans of this TV series as all the new aired episodes are already available on the Microsoft Store. Upcoming episodes can also be purchased from the same store.

Each episode from season 2 of Dark Matter costs $1 each, but you can also purchase a season pass and receive all current and future episodes from this season. The season pass of the Dark Matter Season 2 HD can be purchased for $26.99, while the SD version of the season costs only $17.99.

It is good to know that the Dark Matter TV Series has a 7.4/10 rate (from 19.148 users) on IMDb. Have you watched Dark Matter yet? Tell us your thoughts about this TV series!

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