I had a lot of fun with this game. You can finish the game within a couple of hours but there is a ton of replay value. The game is pretty scary. There are plenty of moments that will make you jump a bit, but some of those moments can be a bit predictable, just like horror movies.

I've been fighting quite a gaming malaise. The last time I suffered from this, some time ago, the game that shook me out of it was Heavy Rain. This is perhaps no coincidental, as this game, Until Dawn, is brought to us by the same folks, or so I'm told by the kids at Gamespot.

One of the more successful interactive movies of recent years, but that's really not saying much given the lack of gameplay and horror thrills.

A good script and a mostly successful attempt to mix horror genres, while confounding at least some expectations; Excellent graphics and solid voice cast

Outside of the big decisions there's very little in the way of gameplay or player agency; For a horror game it's not very scary or gory; The desire to replay episodes is greatly overestimated

Until Dawn's a QTE-ridden horror whose best beats play out as an amalgam of some of the cinema genre's stronger works, none of which we can name else they'd reveal too much about what happens.

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

I was surprised about how good this game is, my first thought when picking it up was omg it's going to be terrible but as I played through this rpg horror I felt so immersed it felt as if it was happening to me! Not a lot of games can do this but this one did!

Even though Until Dawn dropped us into the ski boots of perpetually horny, relentlessly hunted teens, I identified much more with their pursuer(s). I violently fluctuated between doing my utmost to get these douchebags butchered like hogs, but then I'd also move Heaven and Earth to keep them alive...

The fact that Until Dawn both relies too heavily on QTEs, and is essentially a horror movie you play will probably put a lot of people off. Which is a shame, because if you push past the silly concept of what a game should be and just enjoy what's on offer here, what you'll find is a well-thought...

+ Encourages replayability; + Player choices actually matter; + Pretty decent horror story

- Is a playable movie with QTEs; - Not everyone's going to love it (QTEs; limited gameplay

I loved this game :) I struggled at first with how camera angles were, I ended up going a part in things that was a bit confusing, but once got a very film mood of what I loved. The fact that every thing you do can create a chain reaction was pounding on a very good way.

Decent game. It is more like a movie wherein you have to take important decisions. Gameplay is very less. High replay value due to each decision providing various outcomes and endings