Until dawn

Eight friends gather at a remote mountain lodge a year after the disappearance of two friends. Their reunion takes a terrifying turn when they realize they are not alone and are being hunted by a mysterious assailant. As the night progresses, they must make difficult choices to survive, with their decisions directly impacting who lives and who dies. The narrative branches significantly based on player actions, leading to multiple possible endings.

Until Dawn was generally well-received by critics, who praised its compelling narrative, strong performances from its cast, and effective blend of horror and interactive storytelling. The game was lauded for its faithfulness to classic slasher film tropes while offering a unique player-driven experience. Some critics noted occasional gameplay pacing issues and predictable plot elements, but overall, it was considered a standout title in the interactive drama genre.

• Praised for its engaging story and cinematic presentation.

• Noted for its impressive cast performances and commitment to the horror genre.

• Appreciated for its branching narrative and meaningful player choices.

Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed Until Dawn, frequently highlighting the game's suspenseful atmosphere, thrilling plot, and the satisfaction of making choices that impacted the story and character fates. Many found the game to be a cinematic horror experience that kept them on the edge of their seats.

Nominated for 'Best Performance' at The Game Awards 2015 for Hayden Panettiere. Nominated for 'Best Horror Game' at the 2015 Golden Joystick Awards.

The game features an 'in-universe' psychiatrist, Dr. Hill, who directly addresses the player and analyzes their choices, breaking the fourth wall and adding a meta-narrative layer to the horror.