Even at its worst, Until Dawn is the peak of this genre. If you have any interest in horror or interactive storytelling, there’s no reason to miss this one. You’d be hard pressed to find a more compelling way to spend a Friday night.
The first game in the PS Plus Essential lineup for the month of May, 2025, has potentially been leaked through the PlayStation Store.
Boring. The original was a decent game, but not something worth revisiting. I guess this is alright for anyone who never played the original.
Now, Rush of Blood should have been the real priority for a remake on PSVR2.
Until Dawn remake, Death Stranding, and a random PS4 game?
Until Dawn was already a PS Plus game! And not even that long ago.
The fact that JUST BECAUSE an Until Dawn movie just released in theaters so SONY trying to push the name is not right for us long time subscribers.
I mean, technically it’s the Remake. It’s possible that many missed out on the PS4 one when it was a PS+ game. I actually was interested to see what this one is like, but had no intention of buying it, so that’s a plus for me… pun intended.
As PlayStation celebrates its 30th anniversary, let's explore the best PlayStation games Sony has to offer.
There's too many games to choose from
No Metal geat solid 1,2,3,4?
No Resident evil?
No Silent hill?
No Midnight club 3?
No NfS Underground 2?
No Final Fantasy?
No Burnout 3?
No Dragon quest 8?
No Days gone?
No Ace combat?
No Tekken/Soul calibur?......
just from the top of my head
PS1 era was full of great RPGs, PS2 was racing generation i would pick top 200 and even that would be just a fraction.
30 is way too low over the entire history of Playstation, I just wouldn't be able to narrow it down that much, I would pick 100 at least.
Yeah...really odd list. I get that it is personal preference and I love most of the games listed, but my list would definitely be different. I agree though, it would be incredibly difficult to come up with just 30.
I only picked first-party titles. Otherwise, I agree!
EDIT: Except for Days Gone, I don't get the love for it but you do you!
Can you make it Until Dawn? As the nights draw in, JDR grabs a kitchen knife and tries to survive until sunrise in today's review of the horror remake.
"It's Like if Heavy Rain Didn't Suck"
"mainly downs in the case of Quantic Dream"
Yep QD is a failure of a studio and Heavy Rain is an over rated game that it actually suck! /s
Someone has nothing to do and knows zero about gaming only to speak about a PS3 GOTY as its Not!!
My god reviewers these days!
Heavy Rain - for its faults - doesn't suck and was received in a similar (but fairly different) manner to Until Dawn. Heavy Rain is a critically acclaimed multi-GOTY winner, as well as a prestigious BAFTA and AIAS winner - and it sits at an 87/100 on Metacritic.
If there's a game that you could argue "sucks" for personal and self-reflecting reasons, it's his follow up, Beyond: Two Souls. I enjoyed that game but Heavy Rain was by far a superior experience for me.
Heavy Rain most certainly does not suck.
Heavy Rain was very well received and Until Dawn is very well received, both games are crowning achievements in their genre (cinematic multipath games).
Heavy Rain was an excellent interactive movie game.
Beyond : Two Souls had better facial animation and certainly better actors. And Heavy Rain's plot made me question its credibility.
But Heavy Rain was a very tense game in parts indeed, like the videogame equivalent of the movie The Cell.
And you played several characters. Like Until Dawn, if they died, they were out of the story and the story continued. This is one way that it arguably excels Beyond: Two Souls. In Heavy Rain you always truly play the game. In Beyond: Two Souls, the game will play itself sometimes if you don't input a response and there are barely any parts where your character can die- and if that happened you'd play that scenario again. So Beyond: Two Souls is totally dependent on 1 character. Which is also why that game is so memorable despite the backtrack from Heavy Rain's style- Ellen Page is totally superb even in the midst of weird timelines and unrelated situations of storytelling.
Beyond: Two Souls was a more enjoyable experience because it wasn't relentlessly grim and it had humour, it had colour, it had rounded personality in its characters, it had more variety of situations (although it had much FEWER possible storylines and character outcomes). Heavy Rain was hard going but that was the point and it does make the game a very gothic-like, taut, action-important, experience even despite Beyond: Two Souls upping of effects and production values.