Until Dawn Remake Leak May Reveal New Character Death
Until Dawn is back in the spotlight as the recent announcement of a movie adaptation and a PS5 remake have reawakened many fans' love for the horror title. With excitement for Until Dawn reignited, a new leak suggests that there will be additional content added in the remake, at least for one character.
Released back in 2015, Until Dawn's unique approach to horror lured in many fans of the genre. Tasked with keeping a group of friends alive in a remote ski cabin, a player's choices truly matter as the wrong decision can send a character to a gruesome and shocking death. Since then, the game remains a favorite for many horror fans, and last month's announcement of a movie adaptation of Until Dawn was surprising to many players, since the game is already basically an interactive movie. Although the news of a movie adaptation has been divisive, the recent reveal of a PS5 remake has many excited about revisiting the game on a current console.
A Reddit user has received leaks of the Until Dawn remake that suggest there will be new content added when it comes to the character of Jess. Pictures sent to the leaker show that there may be a new death for Jess. Until Dawn is filled with brutal deaths, and Jess is notorious for being one of the most difficult characters to keep alive.
With recent statements from Meaghan Martin, the actress who portrays Jess, giving weight to these leaks, it also brings up questions about how much more new content will be in the Until Dawn remake. If one specific character has extra deaths added to the game, then there could possibly be new deaths added to all the game's characters. Although features like enhanced graphics are expected, additional deaths for every character would be a great surprise.
There are some pros and cons to an Until Dawn movie, but the PS5 remake is something many fans have been excited to hear about. Until Dawn was a great horror release during the PS4 era, and it will be exciting to see how the game plays on an up-to-date
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