Until Dawn is an unnecessary, technically abysmal remake of a great game
Go back to sleep.
Will Borger is a Pushcart Prize-nominated fiction writer and essayist who has been covering games since 2013. His fiction and essays have appeared in YourTango, Veteran Life, Marathon Literary Review, Purple Wall Stories, and Abergavenny Small Press. His games writing has also appeared at IGN, TechRadar, Into the Spine, Lifebar, PCGamesN, The Loadout, and elsewhere. He lives in New York with his wife and dreams of owning a dog. You can find him on X @bywillborger.
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Heavy metal horror.
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And lots of other nice things, too.
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Mr. Miyagi would be very disappointed in you, Daniel-san.
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Sometimes you don't know what you want until you get it.
Heartworm understands that the things we're most scared of live in our heads
"Our minds are filled with rooms, not all of which we have the keys to."
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Sometimes dead is better.
Unyielder feels like a boss-rush version of Doom Eternal and that's rad
Faster, cyborg. Kill, kill!
