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Test Chamber – Teenagers Die In Until Dawn
Whether in movies or games, I've never been a fan of the survival-horror genre, but Until Dawn excels in ways that had me overcoming my reservation and obsessing over every detail in its narrative.
Player choices throughout Until Dawn's storyline result in dramatic and intimate changes in its narrative, character relationships, and even the life or death of its protagonists. Jeff Marchiafava's review of the game explores this in greater depth.
Andrew Reiner and Jeff Cork play through the first half hour of the game and give a glimpse of the mystery and horror that awaits within. Check it out below, and make sure to tune in to Game Informer's Twitch tomorrow from 12pm to 7pm CT for our live stream of the game!
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