Horror games are not necessarily too "in" as of the moment, as the genre is being circled by shooters, open world games and RPG's. But Supermassive Games looks to change that. Until Dawn is to make its debut soon, surely to once more render sleepless nights to spook fans anywhere.
The story is initially plotted around eight high school students that took an outdoor trip. Things then start to become a little darker, as they speculate that something is an absolute miss, and they realize that they are not the only ones around. IGN has provided easily accessible information on the game for the fans as well.
Geekandsundry has assessed Until Dawn accordingly. To play the game, the character that players are portraying must carefully decide amongst a number of factors that will indefinitely be an advantage or disadvantage to the group. The right choices will allow the characters to survive, and in oppose to that, simple wrong decisions could mean death to the characters and those around.
Apart from the incredible setting that the game was made to have, another spectacular piece of news has befallen the laps of fans. Hollywood adds an outstanding actor to give life to one of the characters. Peter Stormare, seen on movies such as Constantine, Nacho Libre and The Lost World: Jurassic Park, lends his acting prowess to the system without hesitation.
Producer Peter Samuels was quoted, "He gave some incredibly powerful performances in the motion capture studio and you can tell from the end result in the game that he had some fun with the character." Hayden Panettiere, of I Love You, Beth Cooper, and Rami Malek seen on Need for Speed are also part of the cast. Game Spot also reiterates more on the details about the characters and trailers that are bound to be announced before the Until Dawn's release.
The platform to release the game originally was for the PlayStation3. Supermassive Games announced that the upcoming Until Dawn is to be launched in North America by August 25. PAL territories will have the game on August 26, and August 28 for the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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