Until Dawn is one of the games, alongside The Last of Us, that I watched Let's Plays of on YouTube long ago, not owning a PS3 to play them myself. Today, we can all play them, the era of console exclusivity is finally, slowly but surely, coming to an end, and we should all be grateful for it. Aside from a few minor performance issues and some visual glitches, this remake is just perfect. It is exactly the type of game I love, with a big mystery, a thrilling story, well-developed characters, beautiful cinematics, and, last but not least, really great choice options. You can feel the Supermassive Games touch in it, even though it was remade by Ballistic Moon, and I can only hope a sequel is in the works (without exclusivity this time), and if you own a Dualsense, I highly recommend playing with it, because its features add a huge layer of immersion, especially the adaptive triggers when making important choices.

sam a baddie

Finally a game where choices REALLY DO matter. I never played the original, my sister suggested this game to me. It's a single player game but best enjoyed in a pitch black room with someone that is just waiting for you to get scared the ♥♥♥♥ out of (like my sister having a blast watching me struggle ^^')

Until Dawn is a Cinematic Horror Game in essence where your goal is to make the right decisions in order to keep a group of friends in a mountain cabin alive until the morning dawns. You switch between characters and have to face not only the dark thats looming in the mountains, but also interpersonal challenges, clear rivaleries and make more than one morally questionable decision. All while finding clues on what really happend in the snowy mountains

Make sure your PC meets the requirements and since its cinematic in nature, make sure to install it on an SSD for faster loadtimes

While the Steampage indicated you have to create a Playstation Network Account, there is an easy workaround found on NexusMods that lets you enjoy the game without that stupid requirement. Simply follow the instruction on that page

The Story is kinda short but theres definitely replay value as the decisions you make throughout the game determine who lives and who dies. So buckle up and be quick and precise with your hotkeys :)