15 Reasons Why PS4 Exclusive Until Dawn Has The Potential To Be The Horror Game of the Generation

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Posted By | On 28th, Aug. 2014

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11. Novel Experiences

Until Dawn

The game uses a system what the developers have called the Butterfly Effect. What this means to us is that every set of decisions that a player makes, is gonna have very different results in the game.

This is true to the extent that there may be almost a thousand different paths that you may end up going through. Needless to say, one playthrough isn’t gonna give anyone their fill.


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