Until Dawn’s Secret PS3 Version Spied for the First Time
One of the favorite games of horror fans, Until Dawn, is on the agenda with a very interesting development this time. A full gameplay video of the prototype version of the game, which was developed for PlayStation 3 but later shelved, has been released on the internet. This version reveals that the game was initially designed with a structure planned to support PS Move controllers. Moreover, this prototype of the game uses a first-person perspective, and this feature offers a very different experience from the PS4 version of the game.
What’s in the PS3 Prototype of Until Dawn?
The newly released video covers a full gameplay of the PS3 version and includes a 16-part story. It is noteworthy that the voice acting and visuals are not complete in this version, and temporary content is used in some places. However, many scenes, locations and story elements we saw in the final version are also included in this prototype. The game seems to have laid the foundations for the remarkable atmosphere it gained on PS4 in this early version.
One of the biggest differences in the prototype is that the gameplay is presented from a first-person perspective. In addition, features such as switching between characters between game sections are also available in this version. This allows players to experience the story from the perspective of different characters.
Although Until Dawn was originally developed for the PS3, the project was later redesigned for the PlayStation 4 and released by Supermassive Games in 2015. The PS4 version was a huge success with a third-person camera and a more cinematic narrative. However, this PS3 prototype provides important clues about the original vision of the game.
Meanwhile, news of the closure of the Ballistic Moon studio, which developed the remake of the game, is also on the agenda. While this situation makes Until Dawn fans’ expectations for future content a bit uncertain, the emergence of the PS3 prototype offers a great opportunity for those interested in the game’s history.
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