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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Until Dawn (cancelled PS3 game, 2008-2011)}}
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Before being developed by Supermassive Games between 2011 and 2015, '''''Until Dawn'''s concept was made on PlayStation 3, using the PlayStation Move controllers, by Sony's London Studio back in 2008, until late March 2011'''. The project was canceled and handed over to Supermassive Games since the PS Move wasn't as successful as expected, making the game's production over the initial budget.<ref>https://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/07/22/the-making-of-until-dawn</ref>


Before being developed by '''Supermassive Games''' between '''2011 and 2015''', Until Dawn's concept was made on PS3, using the PS Move controllers, by '''Playstation's London Studio''' all the way back in '''2008, until late March 2011'''.The project was cancelled and handed over to Supermassive Games since the PS Move wasn't as successful as expected, making the game's production way over the initial budget.
This version of the game was made on a heavily modified version of the Singstar Engine.


This version of the game was made on a heavily modified version of the '''Singstar Engine'''.
==Version History==
The only known build from this version of the game contains an incomplete working episode. It was first showcased by PtopOnline on his YouTube channel, on December 16, 2016. This particular part of the game acts as the 4th episode, while it isn't fully complete as some parts of the episode are missing. Another build is supposed to be finished to the same level of quality, acting as the 1st episode, taking place right after the prologue episode.


== Version history ==
Before its cancellation, all episodes of the game were at least made up to a semi-detailed grey box level, meaning that all the main landscapes and buildings have been modeled and implemented in the game engine.
The only known build from this version of the game contains an uncomplete working episode. It was firstly showcased by PtopOnline on his YouTube channel, on December 16, 2016. This particular part of the game acts as the '''4th episode''' of the game, while it isn't fully complete as some parts of the episode are missing. '''Another build''' supposed to be finished to the same level of quality, acting as the 1st episode, taking place right after the prologue episode.


Before its cancellation, '''all episodes''' of the game were at least made up to a '''semi-detailed greybox level''', meaning that all the main landscapes and buildings have been modeled and implemented in the game engine.
==Gameplay==
This version of the game was composed of one prologue episode, eight-story episodes, and one epilogue episode. The story would be lived through two main characters; Scott Monroe and Chrissie Clark, part of an eleven friends group trying to escape from a masked killer chasing them down all one by one.


== Gameplay ==
The player would be equipped with a flashlight to explore the environment, search for clues, and solve puzzles to progress. One time in each story episode (from 1 to 8) would be given the player a chance to save a friend from the group from being killed, trying to have the most people survive the night, influencing the ending of the game.
This version of the game was composed of '''one prologue episode, eight story episodes and one epilogue episode'''. The story would be lived through two main characters; '''Scott Monroe and Chrissie Clark''', part of an eleven friends group trying to escape from a masked killer chasing them down all one by one.


The player would be equipped with a '''flashlight''' to explore the environments, search for clues and solve puzzles in order to progress. One time in each story episode (from 1 to 8) would be given the player a chance to '''save a friend from the group''' from being killed, trying to have the most people survive the night, influencing on the ending of the game.
The game uses a lot of the PS Move capabilities, from moving the flashlight to crawling under rocks, breaking doors with an axe, inspecting clues, and more.


The game uses a lot the PS Move capabilities, from moving the flashlight to crawling under rocks, breaking doors with an axe, inspecting clues and more.
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
File:UD 1.png|alt=In-game screenshot of Chapter 1.|In-game screenshot of Chapter 1. A build containing this part of the game was never found.
File:UD 2.png|alt=In-game screenshot of Chapter 4 featuring Scott.|In-game screenshot of Chapter 4, featuring Scott. This is the only build that has ever been found.
</gallery>
===Footage===
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  |id1          =MfumUat_fhI
  |description1 =Cutscene from a never-found working build via UD Preservation.
  |service2    =youtube
  |id2          =0XAalGKq0gg
  |description2 =1-second gameplay (1) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 0:02).
  |service3    =youtube
  |id3          =nRrSMBImlQ8
  |description3 =1-second gameplay (2) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 5:00).
  |service4    =youtube
  |id4          =ppmjf8rAOyg
  |description4 =Incomplete walkthrough of Episode 4 via Borman18 from PtopOnline.
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{{Video|perrow  =1
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  |id1          =g_OmA3aZVuo
  |description1 =Incomplete walkthrough of Episode 4 via Jakeeenator from Obscure Gamers.
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== Gallery ==
==References==
[[File:UD 1.png|thumb|alt=In-game screenshot of Chapter 1.|In-game screenshot of Chapter 1. A build containing this part of the game was never found.]]
{{reflist}}
[[File:UD 2.png|thumb|alt=In-game screenshot of Chapter 4 featuring Scott.|In-game screenshot of Chapter 4, featuring Scott. This is the only build that has ever been found.]]


== Videos ==
==External Links==
* [https://youtu.be/MfumUat_fhI Cutscene from a never-found working build via UD Preservation]
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Until_Dawn
* [https://youtu.be/0XAalGKq0gg 1 second gameplay (1) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 0:02)]
*http://www.supermassivegames.com/games/until-dawn
* [https://youtu.be/nRrSMBImlQ8 1 second gameplay (2) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 5:00)]
 
* [https://youtu.be/ppmjf8rAOyg Uncomplete walk-through of Episode 4 via Borman18 from PtopOnline]
[[Category:Lost video games]]
* [https://youtu.be/g_OmA3aZVuo Uncomplete walk-through of Episode 4 via Jakeeenator from Obscure Gamers]
[[Category:Completely lost media]]

Latest revision as of 02:39, 27 March 2024

UD2008Logo.png

Official game logo from 2008.

Status: Lost

Before being developed by Supermassive Games between 2011 and 2015, Until Dawn's concept was made on PlayStation 3, using the PlayStation Move controllers, by Sony's London Studio back in 2008, until late March 2011. The project was canceled and handed over to Supermassive Games since the PS Move wasn't as successful as expected, making the game's production over the initial budget.[1]

This version of the game was made on a heavily modified version of the Singstar Engine.

Version History

The only known build from this version of the game contains an incomplete working episode. It was first showcased by PtopOnline on his YouTube channel, on December 16, 2016. This particular part of the game acts as the 4th episode, while it isn't fully complete as some parts of the episode are missing. Another build is supposed to be finished to the same level of quality, acting as the 1st episode, taking place right after the prologue episode.

Before its cancellation, all episodes of the game were at least made up to a semi-detailed grey box level, meaning that all the main landscapes and buildings have been modeled and implemented in the game engine.

Gameplay

This version of the game was composed of one prologue episode, eight-story episodes, and one epilogue episode. The story would be lived through two main characters; Scott Monroe and Chrissie Clark, part of an eleven friends group trying to escape from a masked killer chasing them down all one by one.

The player would be equipped with a flashlight to explore the environment, search for clues, and solve puzzles to progress. One time in each story episode (from 1 to 8) would be given the player a chance to save a friend from the group from being killed, trying to have the most people survive the night, influencing the ending of the game.

The game uses a lot of the PS Move capabilities, from moving the flashlight to crawling under rocks, breaking doors with an axe, inspecting clues, and more.

Gallery

Screenshots

  • In-game screenshot of Chapter 1.

    In-game screenshot of Chapter 1. A build containing this part of the game was never found.

  • In-game screenshot of Chapter 4 featuring Scott.

    In-game screenshot of Chapter 4, featuring Scott. This is the only build that has ever been found.

Footage

Cutscene from a never-found working build via UD Preservation.

1-second gameplay (1) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 0:02).

1-second gameplay (2) from a never-found working build via UD Preservation (at 5:00).

Incomplete walkthrough of Episode 4 via Borman18 from PtopOnline.

Incomplete walkthrough of Episode 4 via Jakeeenator from Obscure Gamers.

References

  1. ↑ https://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/07/22/the-making-of-until-dawn

External Links

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