Jessica from Until Dawn, wearing a blue jacket and looking scared.
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Until Dawn may be coming to PS5 and PC, ahead of the feature film

Until further notice.

It may be approaching nine years old at this point, but fans of Until Dawn may wish to know that Supermassive’s interactive horror game could be coming to PS5 and PC. That’s according to at least one report so far.

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In a recent story from Billbil-kin over on Dealabs (as translated by IGN), an announcement could be arriving soon regarding a modern port of Until Dawn. It’s also possible that the rumored enhanced version of the game has been in development for “at least a year.”

At the time of writing, there’s been no official confirmation from developer Supermassive, Sony, or any other company officially associated with the game. What’s interesting is this comes just a week after it was revealed Until Dawn was being adapted into a movie.

Isn’t it basically a “movie” already?

If you’ve never played the game before, it’s essentially an interactive slasher film in which you’re tasked with navigating characters to safety from a serial killer. It was quite a horror hit when it launched in 2015. Sadly, it was only available on PS4 at the time, so a PlayStation 5 and PC version would be welcomed.

We actually think of it as one of the best horror games from the PlayStation 4 era, up there with the likes of Alien: Isolation and SOMA. Okay, some might not be a fan of its minimal interaction – largely reduced to quick time events – but it was offering something a little different in the genre.

As I said, we don’t know whether there will be an enhanced version of the game yet. This is just a rumor, so hopefully we’ll get some feedback on whether this is true or not.


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Andrew has been a gamer since the 17th century Restoration period. He now writes for a number of online publications, contributing news and other articles. He does not own a powdered wig.