Think horror games are boring? Think there's nothing new under the sun? Think again: Until Dawn delivers a blood-curdling nine-hour tale full of jump scares, genuine horror, and shows other game studios how to handle the very concept of the player's actions having palpable and long-reaching...

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.

Very good game in VR. scared me several times, with the deadly clowns, so real, played game for about an 1/2 an hour and had to take a break. Heart was pumping and I broke out in a sweat. Good adrenaline rush.

If you're looking for blood, you've come to the right place. Until Dawn splashes the thick red stuff across walls and has it clotting on floorboards. It also throws it into your face: within the game's first 10 minutes, there's blood spilling out from bodies at the bottom of a cliff.

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

Horror is a difficult genre to execute. The rise and fall of tension, as diegetic strikes of a bow on strings slowly creeping up your spine and you spot something move just outside of your peripheral vision until suddenly, boom. Nothing. It's all dropped and you breathe a sigh of relief.

Thrilling; engaging story; Brilliant sound design; Knockout performances from protagonists; Narrative gameplay that's fun without impeding story; Graphics are stunning at times

Occasionally spotty framerate; Some might find it short for a full-price title

How do you define a game? How do you define entertainment? Can they be defined? In recent years, the lines between games and other media forms have become increasingly blurry – Until Dawn obliterates the line entirely.

Quicktime events (if you happen to hate them

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

If you told me that Persona would branch off into a rhythm game years ago I would've snarled and gone back to playing Persona 4. Here we are, 2015 and I'm reviewing Persona 4: Dancing All Night for the PlayStation Vita. And guess what? It works and works really...

The world is creepy; atmospheric; Choices hold weight to them; The characters are interesting; Chilling soundtrack; The death scenes

Dr; Hill, Underused characters left as DLC, Motion controls felt wonky

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