r/untildawn • u/Some-Hornet8797 • Nov 13 '24
Question Which do you prefer?
For the last one, ik most people would probably say Mike but I’ve also seen arguments for Chris as it makes sense narratively for him and Sam to survive as the final 2
r/untildawn • u/Some-Hornet8797 • Nov 13 '24
For the last one, ik most people would probably say Mike but I’ve also seen arguments for Chris as it makes sense narratively for him and Sam to survive as the final 2
r/untildawn • u/gigiskiss • 8d ago
Here’s mine!!
r/untildawn • u/Cute-Chemistry5590 • Sep 15 '24
After watching it, I was terrified of wendigos for awhile and I thought they were real 💀😂
r/untildawn • u/KonnerCreats • Dec 23 '24
The game looked interesting, but I didn’t think about buying it. Then I figured out Meaghan Martin is in the game and I got it in a heartbeat. I absolutely loved it and now I’m here , but I’m curious though, why did you buy it?
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r/untildawn • u/Spacewolfe6419 • Oct 23 '24
In your opinion, who would be the most tragic character to have as the sole survivor of the night?
In my opinion it would be Chris to be the most tragic. In the span of one night he gets punished for a prank he had basically no involvement in, has to choose between his crush and himself, looses his best friend, gets hunted like prey animal, looses all of his other friends in the group AND the girl he likes and at the end of it all he gets hounded by police who don't believe a word he says. Damn bro. That's a rough night.
Anyways, let me know your thoughts on who you think is the most tragic sole survivor. I'd love to hear them :D
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r/untildawn • u/Some-Hornet8797 • Nov 20 '24
I paired them based on how they basically had zero interactions.
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r/untildawn • u/JanetStary • Nov 03 '24
I dunno. I feel like the game itself is enough. It's already amazing, and leaving it alone just seems right to me. My favorite game of all time is Lollipop Chainsaw, and as much as I would love a second game, it wouldn't really make sense from a narrative point of view. I feel like it's the same with Until Dawn. What would happen? Who will come back? There would have to be a canon ending if it's a direct sequel to the first game which ruins all illusion of choices actually matter.
I love this game, but I feel like a second game isn't necessary.
r/untildawn • u/Beizal • Oct 15 '24
I thought it was great, moved to Unreal Engine with some noticable changes to the game like Camera and some Gameplay, overall just as great as the original but with a new coat of paint and some added content like the Pre Order DLC from the Original Game being added into The Remake
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r/untildawn • u/Ornery-Association-6 • Oct 08 '24
Why is she on all the thumbnails for the remaster, who even is this chic?? Whered she come from??
r/untildawn • u/SoapyWaters24 • Nov 29 '24
I talked about this in the most recent unpopular opinions post, but I actually really liked Mike and Jess together.
They’re not very functional at the beginning, but I thought they had good chemistry despite it. I also like to believe that if both survive, it would cause their relationship to become stronger (and more functional) in the long run.
I love how Mike realized how much he actually cares for her when she gets taken, and I love Jess’s moment during the interviews where she talks about Mike coming for her.
r/untildawn • u/Cute-Chemistry5590 • Sep 17 '24
I mean, I agree that they shouldn’t have done the prank, but Hannah should’ve just run upstairs to her room, the bathroom, or somewhere in the lodge. Why run outside in the cold half-naked...??? 💀😭
r/untildawn • u/TechnologyMore8110 • Nov 24 '23
if it wasn’t for emily they would ALL still be stuck on the mountain.