Until Dawn 2 Will Remain Single-Player as Developers Discuss Endings and PS5 Capabilities

Until Dawn 2 will be a single-player game with 4K and 3D audio support, DualSense features, and the returning Butterfly Effect system.

New details about Firesprite Studios’ sequel have appeared on the official PlayStation page. The game is confirmed as a PS5 console exclusive, although the remake of the first game is available on PC.

The developers also revealed the full cast. Dr. Hill will return from the original game, but the sequel will tell a standalone story with new characters and a different world. The creators promise a modern horror story with intrigue, emotion, unexpected twists, and decisions whose consequences will haunt players.

The story follows Dead True, a team of ghost hunters who have previously exaggerated their encounters with the supernatural. Their latest project takes them to a remote island, where they face real danger instead of staged scares. Players’ decisions will determine who survives. As in the original, every character can die, and the developers promise several endings to unlock.

On PS5, the game will support 4K resolution, DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, near-instant loading from the SSD, and 3D audio. Despite Supermassive Games’ fondness for co-op, Until Dawn 2 will be a strictly single-player adventure.

Until Dawn 2 will be released on January 28, 2027, for $50. AdHoc, the studio known for Dispatch, also helped write the script.

Source: iXBT.games