don't know if they can handle it alone, Sony made them re-work and re-write the game and let them use the Killzone engine, do they have the resources and talent to go alone?

"Especially if you are a fan of B-horror movies" At this point, I'd argue its a A horror film.

Consider this, in the first 2 hours of Until Dawn, you get to know the background of the whole cast, something that lends deeply to the story of the game, we don't get that in any horror films as we just don't have the time. I'd argue Until Dawn delivered a story that could only be told through a game, or likely a TV series. Because of the thoroughness of how well it was written, I'd say its up there with one of the best horror stories I've ever seen in any medium. Still very surprised to get such a game.

Until Dawn surpasses what both Tell Tale and Quantum Dreams have done with the gameplay and visual fidelity of adventure titles. This game has amazing visuals and a great story that covers a lot of aspects in horror. It's well acted and it has interesting jump scares and oh sh*t moments. the game will cause some stress playing it at night lol. I really loved it from front to back. And I have to say this titles also has one of the strongest "menu and collection/inventory" systems in any game. It's truly an awesome gem that everyone should try. I would love to see them continue this as a Halloween release yearly or maybe every other year if they could. It would be really awesome because they are very talented studio.

I would easily give the game a 9/10 because it is a really great game.

Truth. It's a great get together hang out in the dark game.

I mean.....they are still not owned by Sony, they are a independent team. If anything, they were exclusive by choice, not by Sony saying so or buying them or anything of the sort.

They are no different then Ready At Dawn or Insomniac. You can still be a 3rd party that only makes games on a certain platform, that doesn't really have the funding to go on 3 or 4 platforms.

That actually doesn't mean they are a "Sony exclusive" developer as Sony doesn't own them....

They are exclusive by some form of default, but nothing more, ie they are not currently on anything else, but by choice or by not having funds, not by Sony owning them or anything of the sort.

Like Ready At Dawn, Sony contracted them and clearly since they are not doing much Vita work and The Order 1886 may have not made Sony a good return, they may not call them back anytime soon for a new contract.

They are still free to create games else where as many teams that even make some Sony or MS or even Nintendo products still have other projects their working on.

Was Insomniac not working on their own games while also working on Ratchet Remake?
Is Platinum Games not working on Scalebound while also working on other projects?

They may not be "move away" from anything, Sony simply isn't renewing a contract with them for other projects, that is MORE SO controlled by company offering the contract, then by the team itself. If all their games have been contracted by Sony, doesn't that tell you its likely Sony that stopped handing them the contracts in the first place?

Don't try to make sense. It's a lost cause to most here. You have to remember only Sony can make business deals with 3rd parties. Microsoft money hats. /s

Awful game.

Only reason why you don't see Wii u ports is because it makes no sense. People who have Wii us only get Nintendo games.