Until Dawn 2 will remain a single-player game. Developers shared details on endings and PS5 features

Until Dawn 2 will be an exclusively single-player game, featuring 4K support, 3D audio, and DualSense features while retaining the “Butterfly Effect” system.

New details on Until Dawn 2 from Firesprite Studios have appeared on the official PlayStation page. It is confirmed that the game will remain a PS5 console exclusive, even though the remake of the first installment is available on PC. The developers also unveiled the full cast. Dr. Hill will return from the original game; however, the sequel will be a standalone story featuring new characters and a different setting. The creators promise a modern horror experience filled with intrigue, emotion, unexpected twists, and decisions whose consequences will haunt players.

The plot follows the Dead True ghost-hunting crew, whose members have previously exaggerated their supernatural encounters. Their latest project brings them to a remote island, where real danger awaits the characters instead of staged scares. Players will have to make choices that determine the survival of the characters. In the spirit of the original, everyone can die, and several thrilling endings are promised to be unlockable.

On PS5, 4K resolution, DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, near-instant SSD load times, and 3D audio support have been announced. Meanwhile, despite Supermassive Games’ fondness for co-op, Until Dawn 2 will remain strictly a single-player adventure.

The release is scheduled for January 28, 2027, priced at $50. AdHoc studio, known for Dispatch, also assisted with the script.