Until Dawn

We dove into Until Dawn in 2016 and couldn't look away. Supermassive's butterfly effect masterpiece—eight kids on a mountain where every single choice rippled through the narrative—was built for streaming chaos. Chat was screaming at us with every decision, debating splits second by second. That 1,053 peak viewer moment? That was the house completely locked in, watching us navigate impossible choices while Rami Malek's younger self faced down horrors. We loved how the game rewarded audience engagement, turning our mistakes into community moments. By the time we wrapped our Until Dawn run, we'd clocked 9 hours of pure tension, and the streams felt less like gameplay and more like a shared nightmare.