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The Vanishing of Ethan Carter’s story is powerful, and its world is one of the most beautiful I’ve ever played through

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The Vanishing of Ethan Carter's story is powerful, its freedom is liberating, and its world is one of the most beautiful I've ever wandered around.

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"You spend so much of your time staring gobsmacked at the technical mastery on display that you often forget you're supposed to be playing a game. At times, it feels as if its designers forgot they were supposed to be making one. Actual puzzles to solve are few and far between and crime scene re-enactments simply consist of you numbering the events of a murder in chronological order. None of it comes close to matching the joy of simply exploring the environment. The mystery at the game's heart -- what happened to Ethan Carter? -- is an engaging idea to start with, but loses steam as the truth slowly comes into focus and is eventually solved with the eyerolling-iest of eyerolling endings. You'll instead find yourself slowly enraptured by the game's other mystery: how did they get it to look so good? That's a mystery well worth looking into."

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Colm Ahern: "The relatively gratifying story and straightforward puzzles arent the real reasons to visit Red Creek Valley. The location is a good enough reason itself. More often than not people look to graphics as an indication for this mediums progression and even though thats somewhat of a falsehood, it has to be said that this spirit storys looks are otherworldly."

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GamersFTW wasnt entirely sure what to expect when we launched The Vanishing of Ethan Carter for the first time. GamersFTW knew it would look good, but had no idea just how beautiful it was; GamersFTW knew it would be moody and atmospheric; but we didnt know wed be so immediately immersed in another world; and GamersFTW knew it would have some bizarre moments, you play a occult-minded Private Detective after all, but we had no idea of the extreme levels of bizarre that this game was able to dish out.

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Isaac Wagner: "The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is ultimately a very well-produced yet incredibly boring and frustrating game. Stunning visuals, a powerful soundtrack and promising opening hour create a magical and fascinating world. But after that first hour, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter offers very little of substance to fill it with."

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The Vanishing of Ethan Carter was weird fiction pulp done right, and it looked amazing. If it were a dame that had walked into my office I could safely say she was a looker. She had legs that went on forever too. I assumed control of the paranormal P.I. Paul Prospero, a burned out detective thatd seen too much, and investigated a letter from Red Creek Valley. A letter sent by one Ethan Carter. As I entered the sleepy little podunk I was greeted by a grisly sight. Ethan Carter was in danger, and I was his only hope. This game is a narrative experience that does not hold your hand. the game claims on my first foray. Well see about that.

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DSOGaming writes: "As we can see, the differences are minimal to say the least and at this point we have to wonder what exactly is consuming this amount of VRAM, especially when The Vanishing Of Ethan Carter presented higher quality textures with way less VRAM requirements."