Overall, we really enjoyed playing Until Dawn. It'll take around 10-11 hours for a complete playthrough, which to some may be relatively short, but with the sheer amount of possible storylines, it deserves multiple playthroughs as you'll experience something different every time.

Wow what a game, amazing, love the way the way you play pans out game, you can play this over and over again excellent.

Until Dawn has a decent horror tale, but more so because you can shape which way it goes. The controls are a bit stiff and the camera angles feel a bit outdated, but it has superb performances, tough choices, brutal deaths and genuine scares that will stay with you.

I'm not going to spoil anything here but this game will subvert your expectations and keep you guessing the whole way through the storyline. Took me about 8–10 hours to complete which felt like the perfect length, not artificially extended or too short. Lends itself perfectly to a few replays to see just how varied the story can be. Works beautifully on remote play – one of the best experiences I've had with using the Vita for this feature. Lock the front door tight, tuck yourself into bed with all the lights out, put your earphones in and get ready for a night of no sleep and checking that the front door is really locked.

I have a very specific problem with games that try too hard to be like films. That hasn't prevented me from enjoying games that have such aspirations, but the fact remains. To me, the modern video game is a storytelling medium that emphasizes player agency above everything else.

When I played and previewed Until Dawn last month, I emerged hooked and hoping that the final game would live up to its initial promise. The good news is, it definitely does. The story might sound familiar: eight friends converge on a remote mountainous resort on the anniversary of two of their...

High production values; Innovative butterfly effect dynamic; Plenty of mystery and suspense

A couple of cheap scares

Until Dawn puts players in the shoes of the dumbass people in horror movies that make horrible decisions that lead to their inevitable death. You are the horrible decision maker, pondering over a selection of poor choices.

Until Dawn is what can only be described as an interactive horror film, paying homage to a multitude of horror tropes and clichés and harks back to the days when horror films made you dread the thought of staying at a cabin.

One of the best, exclusive games you can find on the PS4.