Until Dawn's Remake Should Be Full Price

Summary

Until Dawn remake priced at $60 polarizing fans - some feel it's justified, others think it's too expensive for a remake of a 9-year-old game.
Visual upgrades in Until Dawn remake are significant, including enhanced character expressions, new lighting, and a brand new score.
Concerns raised about remake's impact on industry creativity - resources used for prettier remakes instead of new projects.

According to leaks, 168澳ܫ洲幸运5开奖网:the Until Dawn remake will cost $60 at launch, and fans are split on wh👍ether this is a good or bad thing. One side says that considering it’s a remake of a game that many people already bought in the last nine years or even played for free (it was a title at some point and was also part of the PS Plus Classics catalogue), they can’t justify buying a full-priced remake. Especially since the original game🎃 still looks good and runs well.

But there are also people who, like me, think that the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Until Dawn remake price is entirely fair. I understand why people might be hesitant to pay full price for what they perceive as simply a graphical upgrade – after all, Remastered was available for just $10 if you already owned the version. Then again, that particular remaster was a𝄹lsoꦜ wholly unnecessary and far more current than Until Dawn at the time of releas🎃e.

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Until Dawn’s Changes Matter

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Until Dawn, in comparison, is perhaps one of the only PS4 games that I’d argue deserves a PS5 remake. In fact, my colleague Andrew King did just that here. Until Dawn is more reliant on it🌼s visual꧟s than most games because of its movie-inspired style and gameplay. The expressiveness of a character’s face, the cinematography of a shot, and the movement of a character are all crucial.

The remake has upgraded and refined all of these things, and to great effect – just look at the comparison trailer. Environments and characters look much more realistic, and the outdoor scenes in particular are beautifully lit. The interior of the house actually has light now and certain scenes are now shot differently, revealing different things about characters. There’s even a whole new musical score. You can also use a third-person camera to explore enhanced and new locations with “new interactions and collectables&💯rdquo;, .

Remasters and remakes are different things, and Until Dawn is definitely a remake, rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5. While it isn’t changing its signature, iconic mechanics a great ꦅdeal, judging from the trailers and blog post alone, it does seem to look and feel different enough that it deserves to be treated as a full game, and priced accordingly. This is far mo💞re than a new coat of paint.

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Remakes Are Still Bad For The Industry

That said, I’m still hesitant about the reason the remake exists at all. While it’s true that the Until Dawn remake is not a remaster disguised in a big coat, it is still a PS4 game that runs just fine, and was remade to boost hype for the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:upcoming Until Dawn movie adaptation. After all, what better way to drum up hype for a game adaptation than to rerelease that game with an unprecedented level of graphical fidelity, even more cinematic shots and a harder tilt towards full photo✃realism?

The inclination to remake old media instead of focusing on newer projects 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:has bled into not just games, but fil🥃m𓄧s, and while Until Dawn’s remake does do a lot to improve the experience, that’s still time and money that was put into making a game prettier instead of funnelled towards making something new. The same goes for its ada🤡ptation – instead of channelling those resources towards new IPs, we’re getting a movie about a game that intentionally plays like a movie. Is this the bad ending where creativity dies?