GodisaGeek: While it can be distracting listening to the teens, the moments of horror are generally fascinating to watch unfold. Having to hold the controller still at certain times adds a layer of fear, and failing the quick-time events can have huge ramifications if you make a mistake with them. While it has some improvements to the original, it still has those exciting and terrifying sections that hold up beautifully now. Don’t get me wrong, you’ll still get just as much from the original, but all of the tweaks from Ballistic Moon help to enrich that experience for modern consoles.
Until Dawn on PS5 is an improvement as far as the visuals go, and the camera angle helps to immerse you in a new way despite the controls feeling less responsive as they should. The ability to move faster wouldn’t go amiss either. While the majority of the characters do little to warm to you, there are some excellent performances, especially the incredibly talented Rami Malik leading the charge. If you never played this the first time round, it’s hard not to recommend this remake, but you’ll still get a lot out of playing Supermassive’s classic original title from 2015 as well.
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