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.

Upon a huge debate as to whether video games are viewed as forms of art, I'd like to think a bigger debate could be at hand as to whether video games are the new platform best suited for the horror genre.

Terrific thrills; Interactive entertainment at its best; Replay value

No run button; WHY DID SHE HAVE TO DIE

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...

Originally planned as a PlayStation Move title on the PlayStation 3, Until Dawn has undergone some major changes between its original conception and ultimate release. It is an interactive story experience that tells a tale that will be familiar to fans of classic horror movies.

Until Dawn is endearing. I know that's probably a strange adjective to use when describing a game that reveals in gore and excessive amounts of expletives. It's a game that isn't afraid to play with your emotions and take chances on crafting characters you sort of love to hate.

Until Dawn was originally conceived to be a PS3 title that took full advantage of the system's capabilities and that of the PlayStation Move. After what seemed like a last-minute decision, that version of the game was scraped and re-imagined for Sony's new console, the PS4.

Until Dawn is an interactive adventure for the PlayStation 4 that's, essentially, a Choose Your Own Adventure version of a horror movie. It comes complete with a group of moronic teenagers in an abandoned mountain resort, a snow storm, a power outage, and an unknown masked fiend who is there to...

A suspenseful, engaging, well-written horror story; Very good voice acting; Highly detailed world to explore

Very poor lip sync detracts from otherwise good acting; Occasional glitches detract from gameplay

Until Dawn is an interactive adventure for the PlayStation 4($799.95 at Amazon) that's, essentially, a Choose Your Own Adventure version of a horror movie. It comes complete with a group of moronic teenagers in an abandoned mountain resort, a snow storm, a power outage, and an unknown masked fiend who is there to terrify them. But as silly as it sounds, Until Dawn ($19.30 at Amazon) is a strangely compelling tale that puts you in charge of the action, despite relying on hackneyed horror movie techniques. As Subtle as the Flapping of a Butterfly's WingsUntil Dawn's gameplay revolves around the decisions you make and an element called The Butterfly Effect. The idea is that a small change at one point in time can have a huge impact later on. This has been touched upon in other games such as Second Sight and Resident Evil 2, and perhaps most notably in Marvel: Avengers Alliance where Bishop goes back in time to kill Sin only to change the future into one where HYDRA team up with the ...

Suspenseful, engaging, well-written horror story. Very good voice acting. Highly detailed world to explore.

A suspenseful, engaging, well-written horror story; Very good voice acting; Highly detailed world to explore

Very poor lip sync detracts from otherwise good acting; Occasional glitches detract from gameplay

I always love story based games and it was really good game XD

If you like games like The Walking Dead or Wolf Among Us you'll like Until Dawn. It's fun to play, doesn't give me motion sickness. Butterfly effect type game. There is cursing and it's a bit bloody so if you have smaller kids I wouldn't recommend they play it.