During last night's State of Play event, a PlayStation 5 version of Until Dawn was announced. This release is expected to come out at some point in 2024 along with a PC release of the game. This is very much in the "remaster" category of games here as it will feature graphical touchups and performance improvements from Ballistic Moon.
Until Dawn first released on the PlayStation 4 in 2015. It's a horror/thriller where your choices decide the fates of the entire cast of characters. The original was created by Supermassive Games, who used their success from Until Dawn to develop more "choose your own adventure" style horror games, notably the titles within The Dark Pictures Anthology.
This enhanced version of Until Dawn is built using Unreal Engine 5. Ballistic Moon says that "characters, environments, and VFX have been upgraded", but avoided specifics. They do note that they are using "a broader cinematic tonal colour palette and new perspectives to make the story more nuanced and emotional". Some areas of the environment have been expanded with new interactions and collectables. There is now also a third-person camera.
The audio is also getting enhanced as well. It now features "a new score from legendary horror composer Mark Korven".
Until Dawn is still also planned to get a film adaptation from PlayStation Productions and Screen Gems. It will be directed by David F. Sandberg (Lights Out, Annabelle: Creation), with a screenplay by Gary Dauberman (It: Chapter Two) and Blair Butler (The Invitation).
