@notaxation
I can finally talk about Until Dawn. I loved it. I'm surprised to say it's one of the best games of the year. Clever, engaging, and unique.
Gamespot 8.0? I am impressed considering DKC:TF was 6.5.
@JimSterling
My Until Dawn review is coming in a minute. I just gotta get my screenshots off the fucking PS4!
@JimSterling
Review in a few minutes, but spoiler - I loved the SHIT outta Until Dawn.
Colin Moriarty ‏@notaxation 4m4 minutes ago
I can finally talk about Until Dawn. I loved it. I'm surprised to say it's one of the best games of the year. Clever, engaging, and unique.
LOL, Polygon. This is not surprisingly at all.
Nobody ever gets my sarcasm.![]()
Polygon review seems to make a legitimate case for the score, if you actually read it.
Polygon review seems to make a legitimate case for the score, if you actually read it.
Polygon review seems to make a legitimate case for the score, if you actually read it.
Honestly it seems like a fun game with a few minor issues. Even the Metro 6 review really didn't even say much besides "I didn't find it scary".holy shit, both Sterling and Klepek loved Until Dawn.
I don't like giving clicks to Polygon.
PCGames
Until Dawn exists within a strange duality. It's a game that's generic while being unlike anything else I've ever played. It's bad in some very evident ways, and yet I want everyone I know to try it. It's not a great game, probably not even a good one, but it does things I want every narrative-based game going forward to learn from. I'm still fascinated by it, still planning more playthroughs for myself, still wanting to recommend it to friends. Until Dawn's greatest mystery may be how it manages to remain compelling in spite of such huge flaws.
This is a weird website name to be reviewing a PS4 game