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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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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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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.

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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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Short Pause: "Bender takes a trip down memory lane as he begins his play through of Sierra Entertainment's revival of the King's Quest series, beginning with Episode 1: A Knight To Remember"

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Sierra was one of the pioneers of early PC gaming and Kings Quest was arguably their most popular series during that early age. The peak of the series was a long, long time ago and adventure games have changed drastically over the last twenty-something years. Now its 2015 and Sierra has reemerged under Activision and a new, episodic Kings Quest is upon us. The first episode, A Knight to Remember, manages to bring a familiar feeling to classic Kings Quest players while still bringing King Graham into the 21st century.

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Sierra was one of the pioneers of early PC gaming and Kings Quest was arguably their most popular series during that early age. The peak of the series was a long, long time ago and adventure games have changed drastically over the last twenty-something years. Now its 2015 and Sierra has reemerged under Activision and a new, episodic Kings Quest is upon us. The first episode, A Knight to Remember, manages to bring a familiar feeling to classic Kings Quest players while still bringing King Graham into the 21st century.