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Until Dawn is getting a remake which always felt like an odd choice since the original still looks pretty good, is it worth the upgrade?
Not really… they just couldn’t be bothered with making a sequel? This original is already available on PS5 and for the cheap. This just seems kind of pointless and I’m not seeing anything that screams next-gen remake to me, but if you’re a fan of it and looking forward to this, more power to ya’
Dark Pictures Anthology games didn't exactly sell well, but they were much lower budget games that reused assets all over the place.
Its probably safe to assume that this remake - which will also presumably reuse but improve assets from the original - is a test bed to see if a high budget sequel is actually financially viable. Also brings in people who never played it when it released 9 years ago.
I'm just spit balling but it makes sense.
Ill be buying it like I do all their games haha obviously I'd rather a sequel but I totally get it.
Even if their was. Actual work was put into this. Companies that give it away were doing it and thanked for it. Or they were doing it cause they fked up really bad Ala cyberpunk
Also you have to be mistaken cause the last of us is a straight up remake, mad work was put into that. You also didn't have buy it or anything to play the ps4 version. It was also one of the best games for awhile and it's certainly better then anything the other high end console has put out in a very long time if ever
Having played all Dark Pictures Anthology games as well as the Quarry, I am definitely not skipping this one.
I would even buy the original if it was on PC, since I only have a Steamdeck and a Switch.
I remember that it got surprisingly good reviewed and the Quarry has loosely the same premise as Until Dawn (not exactly the same but similar setting)
Wait a minute why they use sun lights in horror game ? What's wrong with those developers ?
Even in Silent hill 2 remake bloober team use sun lights in hospital reception WHY ? The whole city is covered with fog
Really bad developers we have these days
I like Undertale, personally, but I'm sure most people would agree that the Witcher 3 should take it...which I have no problem with. It was a great story.
...Until Dawn was a fun little interactive horror movie, but I wouldn't say it had a story anywhere close to some of the other stuff to come out this year.