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Despite a very short demo, we were once again able to appreciate the developers’ know-how in creating an oppressive atmosphere, frightening at times, quite simply horror. With The Inpatient, Supermassive Games returns to its first love for our greatest pleasure. The atmosphere quickly changed with walls repainted green, and new things appearing… including a jump-scare that really made us jumpand shout one of our colleagues, similar to what we experienced in Until Dawn and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood.

After long minutes, we were finally able to leave our 10m² to wander the cold corridors of the building. These kinds of items had the effect of taking us to another era, but still inside the sanatorium. Apart from pacing back and forth to regain our mobility, we took the time to eat and drink the food brought by the nurse, or to be very indiscreet while reading a document from the doctor. This whole sequence was relatively slow, an obviously deliberate decision to gradually establish the horrific atmosphere that Supermassive Games has the secret to. The team has therefore worked well since the German event to offer a smooth experience, which does not take players out of the game. On the other hand, we had no recognition problems, which was not the case with the Gamescom build. Unfortunately, we didn’t have time to delve into the settings to see whether or not different configurations were provided.

You will walk while holding the “move” key, and the rest will happen in spurts. Movements were done using PlayStation Move: by putting the right one towards the back and pressing the “move” button, you can turn around.

Did we have an accident? We won’t know more. In the meantime, we had to walk across our room to stretch our legs at the therapist’s request. Given the short duration of the demo, 15/20 minutes, we were unable to judge the extent of the repercussions. As in Until Dawn, dialogues that weigh in the balance will be indicated by the presence of blue butterflies on the screen. You will have to think twice because a decision could have an immediate consequence on the following event, and so on, the famous “Butterfly Effect”. In true Until Dawn fashion, it will be up to you to choose the answer you want.

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One of the doctors then entered the room to start asking us a series of questions, despite our amnesia. Unlike the previous demo, we did not meet Jefferson Bragg, the owner of the sanatorium, and we found ourselves directly in our hospital room still not knowing who we were. Was the panic there? Answer in our first impressions. This new frightening trip will take place in the universe of Until Dawn, more precisely 60 years before the events of the title released in 2015 on PS4. After the Bravo Team interlude at Paris Games Week 2017, Supermassive Games invited the press to dive back into the horror with The Inpatient.