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King's Quest brings a mix of something new to the nostalgia of the classic tried and true. The result? Magic.

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Greg of PC Gaming Enthusiast reviews Life is Strange Episode 3: Chaos Theory and Episode 4: The Dark Room. He writes: "After playing through Life is Strange: Episode 2, I was starting to think the series was growing stale. This is important considering interactive media, like gaming, is susceptible to the adage “the sequel is never as good as the original.” [...] Via Life is Strange PC Review: Episode 3 & 4| PC Gaming Enthusiast Related articles Microsoft Is Working On Streaming PC Games To Xbox One Microsoft Is Working On Streaming PC Games To Xbox One Top Ten Best [...]

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Tales from the Borderlands Episode Two: Atlas Mugged continues where the first episode left off, with a return of the fantastic humour and intriguing story line. There is a focus on conversation between characters over action, meaning that there is little plot progression, but the use of humour combined with an investment in the characters makes playing the game worthwhile.

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Greg of PC Gaming Enthusiast reviews Life is Strange Episode 3: Chaos Theory and Episode 4: The Dark Room. He writes: "After playing through Life is Strange: Episode 2, I was starting to think the series was growing stale. This is important considering interactive media, like gaming, is susceptible to the adage the sequel is never as good as the original.

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Achievements: Ambient Take optional photo #1 in Episode 4 | Dark Room Bronze Balance Take optional photo #3 in...

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Achievements: Ambient Take optional photo #1 in Episode 4 | Dark Room 10 Balance Take optional photo #3 in Episode...

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COG writes - Step into the shoes of 'The Untouchables' inspiration, Eliot Ness. Now retired, a string of disappearances and an old nemesis are enough to drag him back into the seedy underbelly of his city, Santa Esperanza.