Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition

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Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition is a multiplayer action game. It was developed by D.W.S. and was released on January 18, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

Until None Remain is a futuristic multiplayer third person shooter in a Battle Royale or Last Man Standing format. Matches pit weaponless players against one another in a death match that continues until only one player remains. Players must rush to acquire weapons, armor, or specialty items such as jet packs, or traps. Scale walls or objects using magnetized gloves, jet around the arena in a jet …

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Audience ScoreBased on 104 reviews

graphics13 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Good graphics and sci-fi aesthetic with solid animations and responsive controls.
Includes bots to fill matches when there are not enough players, allowing play at any time.
Fast-paced matches with a smaller map size for quick gameplay sessions.

Very low or dead player base resulting in almost all matches being against bots with poor AI.
Game feels unfinished with bugs, clunky UI, limited maps, and lack of polish.
Limited servers mainly in one region causing connection issues; lack of content and poor matchmaking hurt replayability.

graphics
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
41%
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9%
The graphics are generally well-received, with many users praising the polished visuals, smooth animations, and sci-fi art style reminiscent of games like Mass Effect. Optimization is noted as good, allowing stable and high framerates on capable hardware, though some mention minor performance and visual quirks. Overall, the graphics are seen as a strong point, especially for an indie game, despite a few calls for further refinement and aesthetic polish.
- “We both liked the game a lot even though it needs a lot of improvements, the graphics are amazing!”
- “The graphics are really nice, the framerate is above 150 on ultra pretty much all the time so far.”
- “The graphics are well done, nothing is particularly ugly, sometimes it feels a little bland but I believe that's just from me having nothing else to look at, the game runs well on my computer which is an i7 6700k, GTX 1080 and 32 GB of RAM.”
- “Graphics look ugly.”
- “It's better optimized than PUBG, even if I don't see much graphical difference between high and ultra presets, only frame rate changes (ultra often drops to 30 FPS).”
- “Improve ultra preset graphics stability and make more differences between high and ultra.”
gameplay
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
9%
82%
9%
Gameplay in this early access game shows solid gunplay mechanics and smooth controls, with thoughtful item and bot systems that help maintain player engagement despite empty servers. However, combat feels somewhat bland due to limited weapon mechanics, and the short, small matches with minimal player upgrades indicate room for improvement and further polishing. Overall, it has potential but requires refinement to enhance challenge and depth.
- “Each has a tooltip, which is great, and players cannot be damaged in this area while they get the feel of the controls and learn about the game mechanics.”
- “Therefore, I applaud the developer for including the bot mechanic which populates the rest of the match with bots when live players are not available.”
- “It offers solid gunplay mechanics and it has loads of potential.”
- “The weapon mechanics limit the skill ceiling and provide a somewhat bland combat experience.”
- “Tl;dr servers empty, three rounds for 3 minutes of random AI enemies with broken game mechanics.”
- “No players plus horrible mechanics and guns equals a bad game.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
28%
43%
The game lacks a musical soundtrack entirely, which many users feel detracts from the overall audio experience. While sound effects like footsteps are emphasized for gameplay, players express a desire for background music with adjustable volume to enhance immersion. Some ambient sounds, such as wind, are also noted as potentially distracting rather than complementing the audio design.
- “Others have referred to it as 'heavy breathing' but it's actually the sound of wind, and if the purpose of eliminating the musical aspect was to narrow focus to audio cues, then this feels out of place to me.”
- “It's a nice game, but needs a lot of work... it does not have a normal home menu and needs a soundtrack.”
- “There is no musical soundtrack for Until None Remain BR PC edition.”
- “While I understand the need to focus on sound effects, such as footsteps, in an arena shooter, I would have rather had a musical soundtrack with options for volume reduction than to have so little going on in the way of audio stimulation.”
- “Others have referred to it as ‘heavy breathing’ but it’s actually the sound of wind, and if the purpose of eliminating the musical aspect was to narrow focus to audio cues, then this feels out of place to me.”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
29%
The game generally offers good optimization with solid performance and tight controls, especially given its smaller maps. While graphics are well-rendered, some users note performance issues at higher settings and feel optimization could be improved. Overall, it scores around 6-7/10 for optimization, outperforming some competitors like PUBG but still leaving room for refinement.
- “It's optimized well and the graphics are pretty good.”
- “But the game itself is quite good with some very good optimization and good graphics and controls.”
- “It's better optimized than PUBG, even if I don't see much graphical difference between high and ultra presets, but only frame changes (ultra often drops to 30 fps).”
- “Optimization needs to be reworked.”
- “Ultra preset often drops to 30 fps despite minimal graphical changes between high and ultra.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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80%
The game's stability is inconsistent, with frequent bugs, glitches, and even freezing issues reported, reflecting its early access status. While some players experience smooth performance, others encounter game-breaking problems and frame rate instability. Overall, it feels unrefined and prone to technical issues.
- “The game freezes every 5 seconds and fails to keep a constant framerate (highest fps I got was 100).”
- “There are many bugs and glitches including game breaking ones, which is to be expected in early access.”
- “Slightly buggy and unrefined in some areas, but overall still fun.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization is widely criticized as a blatant cash grab, with many feeling the game was rushed to capitalize on battle royale popularity. Despite some game elements being present to mask this, users find it unplayable and not worth purchasing in its current state.
- “I activated and played, and nothing can convince me otherwise that this wasn't a quick cash grab for the battle royale hype back then.”
- “Don't buy the game, as in its current state it's an unplayable battle royale cash grab.”
- “Much of the game is there so it doesn't look like a cash grab, but the concept is clear and simple.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Replayability is limited due to a small player base and few map options, making it more suitable for those who have a dedicated group of friends to play with.
- “With such a small playerbase and limited map options, there is limited replayability, unless you have a group of friends in mind to play with.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the humor in the game to be unexpectedly entertaining, with amusing glitches like the character moonwalking during free look adding to the overall fun experience.
- “I swear to never spend the money I did on one certain 'dizzle' 3rd person shooter that was so fun it wasn't even funny.”
- “The other thing is, when I use the alt button for free look, the character starts moonwalking, which was really funny, I couldn't help but laugh my lungs off!”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is widely criticized and rated very poorly, indicating it fails to engage or immerse players effectively. Overall, it contributes negatively to the gaming experience.
- “Atmosphere 2/10”

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Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition is a action game.

Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition is available on PC and Windows.

Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition was released on January 18, 2018.

Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition was developed by D.W.S..

Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its gameplay.

Until None Remain: Battle Royale PC Edition is a multiplayer game.

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