This
article
will
contain
spoilers
for
Until
Dawn
and
the
upcoming
Until
Dawn
remake.
You
have
been
warned.

According
to
an
insider
and
new
leaks
for
upcoming
Until
Dawn
remake,
a
sequel
to
the
narrative-driven
horror
game
is
in
the
works
at
FireSprite.

This
news
story
begins
with
the
remake
of
Until
Dawn
which
is
being
developed
by
the
folks
over
at
Ballistic
Moon,
which
is
itself
full
of
developers
from
Supermassive
who
made
the
original
game.
While
the
remake
isn’t
due
out
for
a
number
of
hours
yet,
people
managed
to
get
hold
of
the
game
early
and
have
been
hard
at
work
spoiling
the
story.

As
shown
in
videos
taken
by
people
who
have
already
finished
the
remake,
the
game’s
ending
has
been
heavily
reworked
and
added
to.
The
new
finale
adds
a
new
scene
for
Josh,
who
in
the
original
game
would
either
die
or
be
found
transformed
into
a
Wendigo.
The
new
version
of
the
ending
seen
in
the
remake
thoough,
reveals
that
he
has
somehow
survived
the
encounter.
As
the
camera
pans
over
Josh
a
voiceover
from
Dr
Hill
talks
about
finding
redemption,
and
at
the
very
last
second
we
see
what
looks
like
flashlights
coming
Josh’s
way,
implying
he’s
going
to
be
rescued.

The
next
change
comes
in
the
post-credits
scene
where
Sam
is
shown
living
in
LA
years
later.
Her
bedside
table
is
covered
in
pill
bottles,
and
she
seems
to
be
suffering
from
hallucinations.
She
sees
blood
coming
down
her
arm
and
she
can’t
stop
the
bleed.
Suddenly,
a
strange
voice
calling
her
name
causes
Sam
to
jump.

These
two
new
scenes
would
seem
to
heavily
imply
that
Ballistic
Moon
is
setting
up
for
a
sequel,
which
would
not
be
surprising
when
you
consider
there’s
also
an
official
Until
Dawn
movie
coming
out.

According
to
insider
Shpeshal_Nick,
a
sequel
is
exactly
what’s
happening.
Surprisingly
though,
he
reckons
its
FireSprite
that
is
making
it,
not
Ballistic
Moon.

There
are
a
few
past
reports
backing
up
Nick’s
claim.
For
example,
earlier
this
year
Colin
Moriarty,
ex-IGN
journalist
and
current
podcaster,

shared
some
details
about
a
game
FireSprite
is
making
codenamed
Hearbreak.
Colin
went
on
to
say
he
had
been
told
the
game
would
be
set
on
an
island
and
have
a
female
(Sam?)
protagonist.

Another
report
from
2022
claims
that
FireSprite
was
developing
a
“triple-A
horror
game”
in
Unreal
Engine
5.

And
then
earlier
this
year,
a
resume
indicated
that
a
FireSprite
developer
had
been
working
to
design
“original,
diverse
characters,
branching
plit
lines,
lore
etc,
within
pre-established
IP.”

When
everything
is
put
together,
it
creates
a
compelling
idea
that
FireSprite
has
been
working
on
a
new
Until
Dawn
game
which
Ballistic
Moon
has
handled
the
remake.

And
let’s
face
it,
if
the
remake
and
the
movie
both
do
well,
it’d
be
weird
if
Sony
didn’t
capitalize
and
make
a
follow-up.