Created by UK-based Supermassive Games, PS4 exclusive Until Dawn is a choice-and-consequence based horror game that puts you in the middle of your own personal horror movie. The game has many different storylines and endings, and your decisions influences who will survive the night, using your own...

The survival horror genre has been making a bit of a comeback recently thanks to games like Alien Isolation, The Evil Within and SOMA. Until Dawn takes a stab (excuse the pun) at the teen slasher genre, with a group of friends having a party in a remote lodge during their winter break.

It shouldn't work, but Until Dawn is scary good fun

Plenty of scares for your cash; Real consequences to your choices; Plenty of replay value

Quick time events; 'nuff said; Familiar horror plot

Weird, gory and surprisingly moving - Sony's long-delayed slasher tribute is a flawed but memorable step forwards for "interactive movies".

Overhyped, overpriced and profoundly lacking in original thought, Until Dawn has just enough redeeming qualities for a decent night in.

Until Dawn is an action-packed interactive survival horror game that was released in August 2015 exclusively for Playstation 4. Originally, the game was developed to be released for Playstation 3 in 2014, but its developers (Supermassive Games) waited until late 2015 to release the game as one of...

Impressive Graphics; Interesting story & gameplay mechanics; Replay Value

Relatively short gameplay; no multiplayer (yet

Dodge and shoot around several spooky roller coaster levels. Great graphics(most vr games have jaggies) and compatible with move controllers for that lightgun feel.

Game was PAL version which was not as advertised as this was a birthday present I was also stuck with no other gift. Wouldn't recommend buying from evergame. Until dawn as a game is absolutely incredible- just down buy from these liars

Enjoyable Game and something I may consider purchasing just to complete the other endings when it drops in price more.. The story was ok with believable characters and watching hayden panettiere was fun:) The only issue I have with these type of games, including Heavy Rain is whilst you can be eager...

One of my first PSVR games and it's a cracker. A good selection of levels and power ups ingame with a good variety of play types like story or challenge type game modes. Add the PS light wands and the game get's way more interesting.