Until Dawn™

Before I start the actual review I would like to say R.I.P to Hayden Panettiere ( Sam for those who don't know). This game is one of my favourites of all time especially the original on the Ps4. I may be a little biased because I enjoyed the original so much but I believe the remake is also amazing and the graphics are visually stunning. I see many reviews talking about how the game doesn't run very smoothly but I had no issues during all of my hours spent on this game I would say I have a pretty decent pc but its certainly not the best. The story is amazing and is 100% worth playing. The game is roughly 10 hours long so if you are not a fan of paying high prices for shorter games wait for it to go on sale. Overall in my opinion this game is a 10/10!

The game's awesome but I can't recommend it as at certain parts (or when you load a save) there's a high chance the game just instantly crashes.

Amazing game, rest in peace Hayden Panettiere :( <3

R.I.P Hayden Panettiere, you were amazing as Sam.

played this after the quarry and the dark pictures anthology, and honestly, i can see why so many people love it. every choice kept me invested, the atmosphere is amazing, and the tension never really lets up. the characters grew on me way more than i expected, and i immediately wanted to replay it just to see how differently things could turn out. if you enjoy cinematic horror games where your decisions matter, this is absolutely worth your time. one of my favourite experiences from this genre.

This game understands something people don’t like admitting. Fear makes people honest. You watch them walk into that lodge thinking it’s just another night. Friends laughing, pretending everything is normal. And then the mountain closes in, the dark stretches a little longer than it should, and suddenly every decision matters more than they expected. That’s when it gets interesting. The game puts their lives in your hands and quietly waits to see what you’ll do with that. Save them. Risk them. Let them make a mistake and watch where it leads. It doesn’t judge you. It just records the outcome. I like that. Because the truth is, once you realize how much control you have, the tension changes. It stops being about survival and starts being about curiosity. What happens if you trust the wrong person? What happens if you don’t? Who panics first when things start going wrong? The mountain is patient. The night is long. And people crack under pressure faster than they think. The atmosphere does most of the work. Quiet hallways, footsteps in the snow, that slow realization that not everyone is getting out of this story. No rushing. No mercy from the situation. Just consequences waiting politely for your next move. By the end, the survivors feel less like heroes and more like the ones who simply didn’t fall apart first. Cold, tense, and a little uncomfortable in the best way. A great reminder that when the lights go out, someone is always deciding who makes it to morning.

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