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JBH reviews 'Dark Room', the fourth episode of Dontnod Entertainment's interactive drama series, Life is Strange.

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By: Jeroen Roding // Community Manager, Guerrilla Games Hi everyone, Jeroen Roding Community Manager over at Guerrilla Games here with a short update on our Horizon Zero Dawn website. While the development team in Amsterdam is working very hard on the game, our community team has been busy with the Horizon Zero Dawn website. Well be updating the page on a regular basis, not only with new information about the game but also with the addition of some very cool stuff for you as a community to enjoy.

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A big company in the UK named "SimplyGames" has broken the street date in the UK by 5 days. Streaming of the game has also majorly increased because of the broken release date in the UK.

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EG: It may be over-stuffed, and most of its gameplay ideas have been pioneered elsewhere, but I left Until Dawn with the sense of satisfaction that I usually get from a really fun B-movie, not the sense of completion I get from finishing a game. That may be a warning or a recommendation depending on your tolerance for the dreaded "interactive movie", but there's certainly nothing quite like it around at the moment.

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Cinema Slasher: "Until Dawn does everything perfectly. From its unpredictable, clever storyline to the intense, emotionally-driven characters, the stunning graphics, and the genuinely fun and engaging gameplay, its one of the greatest horror experiences Ive ever had. I cannot recommend this one enough for gamers and fans of the genre alike."

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Until Dawn is an excellent game from Supermassive.

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It avoided the hype machine, but now it's out Supermassive's atmospheric adventure is proving itself worthy of our complete attention.

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Reviewing a game is tricky business. Subjective by its very nature, each review is tempered by personal biases, preferences and expectations; what appeals to one may be loathed by the other, despite being relatively sound in most respects.