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

OMG! THE GRAPHICS! A TREAT TO YOUR EYES! This might be the best game that i've ever played.. The jump scares and all that!

Gud game snapdeal doing gud... Game really interesting

Excellent story, suspenseful and decent graphics. A must play ps4 title.

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.

This is must have game for horror (thriller) fans but its really scare the shit outta me so i recommend 'its not for child and under 15' very great game to play with headph at night (not recommend)

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.

Very good use of the Butterfly Effect (what choice you make within the game, could possibly affect the game later on) I won't spoil the story, but this game has to be played at night in the dark to make the most of the story. Some scenes will surprise you! You have to see it for yourself.

From the moment it was announced, Rush of Blood had my interest. Until Dawn was a blast and, quite frankly, more of that universe is a good thing. Ditching the narrative, character interaction drama t

Actually scary; Fun to shoot things

Clowns; A bit short

Interactive movies (IMs) get dinged harder than they deserve when it comes to player choice. After all, the vast majority of games are linear affairs-an innumerable number have players moving from cut-scene to cut-scene until credits roll.

Finally getting my hands on a shotgun and killing [REDACTED]

The capriciousness of whether Matt lives or dies