A group of teenagers spend the weekend in a ski lodge on the anniversary of their friends' disappearance, unaware that they are not alone.A group of teenagers spend the weekend in a ski lodge on the anniversary of their friends' disappearance, unaware that they are not alone.A group of teenagers spend the weekend in a ski lodge on the anniversary of their friends' disappearance, unaware that they are not alone.
- Won 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 win & 8 nominations total
Hayden Panettiere
- Samantha
- (voice)
Peter Stormare
- Dr. Hill
- (voice)
Rami Malek
- Joshua
- (voice)
Brett Dalton
- Michael
- (voice)
Meaghan Martin
- Jessica
- (voice)
Galadriel Stineman
- Ashley
- (voice)
Noah Fleiss
- Christopher
- (voice)
Nichole Sakura
- Emily
- (voice)
- (as Nichole Bloom)
Jordan Fisher
- Matthew
- (voice)
Ella Lentini
- Hannah
- (voice)
- …
Graham Reznick
- Radio DJ
- (voice)
Heather Robb
- Sheriff
- (voice)
Brian McGuinness
- Ranger
- (voice)
- …
Tiffany Bartok
- Detective
- (voice)
Robin Chalk
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Neil Grainger
- Mocap Artist (London)
- (uncredited)
Patrick Mölleken
- Michael
- (German version)
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaSuperMassive Games have designed a mechanism in the game where you connect your PS4 camera and face it towards you when playing the game. When a jump scare occurs, the mechanism will make the camera take a picture of your reaction.
- GoofsIf you manage to keep everyone alive and Sam and Mike reach the area where any deceased characters bodies would hang if they had died earlier, there will only be one body visible (the Stranger). Yet Sam and Mike will exclaim that there are "lots of bodies" and will react accordingly.
- Crazy creditsNoah Fleiss was originally not credited as Chris, although his name appeared in the opening titles. A patch later added him to the ending credits.
- ConnectionsFeatured in DashieGames: Until Dawn! #01 (First 10 minutes) (Gameplay!) (2015)
Featured review
But it does not just play with the cliches we have (though no nudity in case you were wondering, but a lot of violence and death if that helps or appalls you), it builds on them and it tells quite the interesting story. A story you participate in, a story you actually play. And you play multiple characters and you have to make sure they all survive ... or if you are mad I reckon, make sure everyone dies - which by the way isn't as easy as it may sound.
I played this so many times and do not regret I did. This is not for everyone of course ... you have to love story game telling with little to no action. Yes you get FMV here, but you can control and move the characters too at certain points of the story. A rich story that takes breaks from time to time to give you psychological tests ... from a psychiatrist ... there is so much here ... so much story, so many neat and wicked twists ... I love it! I know the rating gave it away, yes?
I played this so many times and do not regret I did. This is not for everyone of course ... you have to love story game telling with little to no action. Yes you get FMV here, but you can control and move the characters too at certain points of the story. A rich story that takes breaks from time to time to give you psychological tests ... from a psychiatrist ... there is so much here ... so much story, so many neat and wicked twists ... I love it! I know the rating gave it away, yes?
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