Until Dawn is a PlayStation cult classic that has been around for nearly a decade.
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That hasn't stopped fans from reliving the interactive horror game time and time again, though, and now a new remake is in the works for PS5.
Taking inspiration from classic slasher flicks, the story follows eight friends who return to an isolated lodge on a remote island after two of their group disappeared one year earlier.
Every decision you make impacts the outcome of the game, with the lives of every character in your hands.
Since it's quite the scary game, we've rounded up all the chapters so you can be best prepared for what's coming up and how long is left before the end credits roll around. Read on for all the details.
How many chapters does Until Dawn have?
Until Dawn. Supermassive Games
There are a total of 10 chapters in Until Dawn, along with a prologue and an intermission in between each one with Doctor Hill.
This is expected to stay the same for the upcoming PS5 and PC releases, since it is a remake of the original PS4 version.
Thankfully, it's quite a short game, too. To reach the credits, Until Dawn will take approximately eight hours, while anyone looking to 100 per cent complete the game should expect closer to the 20-hour mark.
The same number of chapters take place in Until Dawn no matter what decisions you make - however, every single one can have two possible names. This depends on the choices made throughout the game.
The 10 chapters are as follows:
Prologue
Chapter 1 – Memento Mori / Friendship
Chapter 2 – Darkness / Jealousy
Chapter 3 – Haunted / Isolation
Chapter 4 – Loyalty / Malevolence
Chapter 5 – Dread / Prey
Chapter 6 – Psychosis / Vengeance
Chapter 7 – Loss / Violence
Chapter 8 – Animus / Revelation
Chapter 9 – Despair / Karma
Chapter 10 – Repentance / Resolution
Until Dawn is available across PlayStation 4, with a PlayStation 5 and Windows release scheduled for late 2024.
Matt Poskitt is a freelance journalist who specialises in arts and culture – be that movies, TV, video games, tech or otherwise. Matt headed up the games and entertainment section at T3 (Future Publishing), alongside being found across The Guardian, CNET, PC Gamer Mag, GamesIndustry.biz, Insider, iNews, IGN, TechRadar, PC Gamer Mag, NME and many more.
