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Watch Out for Fireballs! 351: Until Dawn (Premium)
🕑 Added 2022-03-17 22:53:51 +0000 UTCTEENS! TEENS! TEENS!
No, it's not some sort of horrible chant, it's what we're killin. Hop in.
Until Dawn showed how you can take steady principles of narrative adventure games such as The Walking Dead, or, shudder, Indigo Prophecy, and evolve them into something new and fun on its own. Very fun performances, a twisty plot, and appropriate interactivity make this one of, if not the, best "interactive movie" in games. Give it a listen!
Thank you to Dr. When!
Comments
Aidan fleming
You can absolutely shoot Ashley in face. I did a “let’s try all the wildest options” playthrough and did that. If I’m remembering correctly it gets brought up in the during credits police interviews.
John Mickey
Here you go, Kole: “I need an arf-torrney!” It’s not a better pun.
Zach Roth
Ahh my mistake. Didn’t realize the premium content is in a separate feed.
Zach Roth
I thought everything was moving over to the early release feeds?
Kyle C.
oh, I didnt realize Larry Fessenden worked on this game. I'd love to see yall do his film Habit for Unflimable if you get the itch.
Chip Chasterson
Is this episode live in the Early Release RSS feed? It isn't showing up for me in Pocket Casts and I've followed the troubleshooting steps. Edit: Ah, separate feeds for Premium. Got it!
Michael Andrew
Can’t wait to listen to this on my commute tomorrow!
Duff
It's kinda funny this episode comes out the same day The Quarry was announced. I really like Supermassive's use of actors and this fixed-narrative design that lets me feel like I'm in control of things while having actors bring fun personality to the characters. I think the first two Dark Pictures Anthology episodes were interesting, but the narrative leaned too heavily on "Actually, THIS was what the monster was." House of Ashes really turned it around for me by doing what I think Until Dawn did as well: leaning even further over the cliff of crazy town bananas to pull even more insane pulp nonsense to have the protagonists deal with.
