Among the most boring games I have ever played. It just put me to sleep. How do people even like such games?

Awesome game, but INSANELY tough. I stopped playing after attempting 'Slippery Climb' from the first game, over a 100 times. No damn checkpoints! Jeez!

More indications of our beloved Half-Life series fading into oblivion. :(

@Atzenkiller:

I already use a US account for my PSN, and it's fine. But I am primarily a PC gamer, and only use my PS4 for exclusives. Until now, I have never tried this sort of thing on Steam.

About pirating, I don't know. I keep hearing about some Denuvo DRM shit which has seemingly made PC games secure from pirates.

@zanyboy786:

Haha, I can't! I have a job and stuff here, can't risk moving. Besides, I like it here!

So what happens if I change my region in Steam to a different country (I live in Australia), and buy the game? Is this even allowed/legal?

@akassassin11:

I have heard of the game. But since I game exclusively on the PC, I'm unable to play 'Until Dawn'!

@akassassin11:

I used to play such games too. The Gabriel Knight games, the first Phatasmagoria, and more recently, 'The Longest Journey' and the 'Runaway' games. But TellTale's games seem too simplistic for me, and the choices I can make are practically laid out in front of my eyes.

I haven't really enjoyed TellTale's games, to be honest. These games just aren't my type. Too much narrative, and very little the player can actually do, except within the set boundaries. These games are more like 'interactive stories'.

I don't understand the purpose behind this stupid 'episodic' approach. I prefer the complete experience in one shot, so I'll wait until all episodes have been released, then pick up the 'complete edition' from Steam, at possibly a lower cost compared to the combined cost of buying episodes individually.