Graham Reznick, one of the writers who worked on Until Dawn, talked about his experience with 'The Butterfly Effect' game mechanics.
Leaked screenshots from Sony Interactive Entertainment and Ballistic Moon's upcoming remake of Until Dawn have reportedly emerged.
Doesn't look any different to the ps4 version. Hope it's not another lazy Sony remaster a.k.a remake.
A good game, had some fps troubles on ps4. So hopefully thats ironed out with some better looking graphics.
I think Sony should rename PlayStation to RemakeStation. I am a Playstation fan but this is getting ridiculous. I think this is the weakest gen software-wise compared to all other gen.
PS2 > PS3 > PS1 > PS4 > PS5
An early new Until Dawn comparison video has been released, comparing the visuals from the upcoming UE5 version to those of the 2015 original.
This is a fun game. But remaking this is lazy. A cheap remaster while a new game is being developed would have had more value for the customer.
Tim and Luis talk what they’ve been watching and playing along with the news from the past week, including all the games from Sony’s “State of Play,” Evil West, Silent Hill: The Short Message, Hideo Kojima weirdness, Spec Ops: The Line delisted and more!
I can't help but think of the film when I hear The Butterfuly Effect. But it is an interesting theory and should always prove to be a good way to write a story, especially one that relies on choice.
"The Butterfly Effect" is hardly a new feature to gaming, but I do think that Until Dawn has done it better than other game before it, now if an open world game can somehow pull this off I'll be really impressed.
Cannot wait to play this. Think the Butterfly Effect will be even more harrowing than a Telltale game!
This is exactly why I think washed up franchises should be rebooted as a remake then change a small thing so future games are different.
This is a great game. I haven't played a game that glued my face to the TV screen more then this one in a long time. 10/10 in my book.