Until Dawn is a third person action/thriller that revolves around player choice that impacts story progression. The genre is interactive movie or story and it gives preference to the story over unlimited character freedom like a Grand Theft Auto.
The game presents you to 8 high school friends that embark on a cabin in the woods weekend experience in order to forget the tragedy that led to the death of two of their friends the year before on the same location. The premise is a prelude to danger just like in the movies where similar things are done. The greatness of the game is how it develops everything else. It is as entertaining and immersive as a movie while going further than a movie ever could by putting your judgment in the center stage.
This game is for all those that enjoy a good story, a high degree of character interaction, and a thrilling/scary atmosphere throughout. The game takes you through some unexpected twists. It has a high degree of replay value as choices will decide what story sequences or character development you get. The gameplay surrounding the choices you make revolve around selecting what to do often from among two choices and quick timer event correct button presses that appear during critical moments where the fate of the protagonists is at stake.
The game is a blast from beginning to end and has a tense atmosphere throughout that manages to create one of the most immerse experiences I have ever had. Biases aside it is hard not to grow attached to these characters and the desire to save them all.
The gameplay matches the story perfectly and is adecuate for the kind of tense atmosphere that it puts forth. Even so, one has enough freedom to explore, look for collectibles, and even decide not to make choices in some cases. The choices that you make or don't make are the highlight of the gameplay in any case.
Ben from Netto's Game Room takes a look at 7 video games where dying doesn't mean the end, as the story and world simply continue on without you.
As PlayStation celebrates its 30th anniversary, let's explore the best PlayStation games Sony has to offer.
There's too many games to choose from
No Metal geat solid 1,2,3,4?
No Resident evil?
No Silent hill?
No Midnight club 3?
No NfS Underground 2?
No Final Fantasy?
No Burnout 3?
No Dragon quest 8?
No Days gone?
No Ace combat?
No Tekken/Soul calibur?......
just from the top of my head
PS1 era was full of great RPGs, PS2 was racing generation i would pick top 200 and even that would be just a fraction.
30 is way too low over the entire history of Playstation, I just wouldn't be able to narrow it down that much, I would pick 100 at least.
Yeah...really odd list. I get that it is personal preference and I love most of the games listed, but my list would definitely be different. I agree though, it would be incredibly difficult to come up with just 30.
I only picked first-party titles. Otherwise, I agree!
EDIT: Except for Days Gone, I don't get the love for it but you do you!
If you don’t plan on trick-or-treating or going to a Halloween-themed party, the next best thing is to relax with a spooky game, and PlayStation Plus members can get some cool games for free. If you’re a PS+ subscriber, there are a bunch of games perfect for Halloween that you can get completely for free.
Note: Some games require higher PS+ tier levels to enjoy free.
Can we stop with the word "Free" when it comes to these subscription services, please? These games aren't free if people are paying for the service.
Calm down, we all know what it means. You’re not paying for the individual game, it’s included. Stop acting outraged over nothing.
Your response is exactly what's wrong with gaming today.
I've always against subscription based gaming services.
He doesn't need to calm down. He's stating what is factual and what should be common sense, however it's clear some people still don't understand this.
It is not free. You do not receive them if you're not paying the subscription to receive them. No ones getting angry other than yourself. He's just stating the simple common sense that no one is receiving a free game they are receiving a game "included" in their subscription plan - That they pay for!
False and manipulative writing/advertisement is wrong and counts on the less educated letting it go unchallenged.
Exactly. If anyone wants to play any of these games through PS+ one has to pay a monthly subscription fee which means it's not free.
All great games, honestly. Though, I did feel The Devil In Me was the worst game that Supermassive has put out.
I went out and bought Dredge, one of my favourite games i have played this year.
If you haven't played it, you really should give it a chance.
Dredge is great, really enjoyed it. One of my favourites too and something original as well.
No. It's just a really poorly written article. Alan Wake 2 is part of the subscriptions "Trial" section - So it's simply a demo, that's all.
Simple "bait and switch" article trying to get hits using manipulative writing.
Oh, ok. I looked on the app and saw the trial available thought I was missing something.
10 across the board? Come on...
Keep up the good work dude.
Low quality review, too short.
No offense, but I find this review to be terribly lacking overall, nevermind for a game that received a 10/10. Nothing about this review justifies that score.
I don't mean to insult anyone, but who the hell approved this?
"Voice work is excellent and hollywood quality." Really?