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Short Pause: "In recent years, software developers have emerged who have challenged our definition of what a video game is. These developers have crafted wonderful experiences that don't rely on the typical video game tropes. In narrative-driven adventures such as The Chinese Room's Dear Esther and Fullbright's Gone Home, there are no enemies, no combat, and no real danger to the player. The focus of these games is to tell a great story, rather than to collect trinkets or defeat a boss. With Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, developer The Chinese Room has struck again, creating an engrossing world which they use to tell an engaging story. It took me about 5 hours to make my way through Rapture's narrative, and it was a very profound and memorable experience."

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A full written review on The Chinese Room's latest creation. MGL. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a game with "Award Winner" written all over it simply for it's unique concept and ideas based on classic novels about the end of the world. But it's in the execution of the game that really makes that come to life with a breathtaking capture of an English town and it's classic buildings and locations created in such detail. The pace of the game and it's content is not for everyone and gamers who need action should stay away but as an explorative game based on some captivating and rather sad stories of the end of the world, it's a game certainly worth experiencing.

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CraveOnline: "As someone who has owned every entry in the main Call of Duty series since Call of Duty 2, I have somehow managed to never become anything more than competent at its multiplayer. Considering it has largely retained the same gameplay formula since 2007, the onus is firmly on me that I have seen no dramatic improvement to my skill level, but just because my K/D ratio may not be exceptional doesn't mean that I haven't had fun with the series in the past. Unfortunately, the time I have spent with the Black Ops 3 beta has highlighted that I may have trouble mining as much enjoyment out of this game as I have previous iterations in the series."

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Matthew Elliott: "Lets start with a test. Try pronouncing the following English place names: Loughborough, Bicester, Belvoir, Cholmondeley. If you got all four right without cheating, congratulations! Albion welcomes you, the gods of Tweed and Gingham approve, Gog and Magog are yours to command. Proceed unmolested to Everybodys Gone to the Rapture and have a jolly nice time getting your heart kicked around like a chicken nugget in a car park."

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Xbox Live Gold account required to access online multiplayer

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CraveOnline: "As someone who has owned every entry in the main Call of Duty series since Call of Duty 2, I have somehow managed to never become anything more than competent at its multiplayer. Considering it has largely retained the same gameplay formula since 2007, the onus is firmly on me that I have seen no dramatic improvement to my skill level, but just because my K/D ratio may not be exceptional doesn't mean that I haven't had fun with the series in the past. Unfortunately, the time I have spent with the Black Ops 3 beta has highlighted that I may have trouble mining as much enjoyment out of this game as I have previous iterations in the series."

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Ujoy has announced a new patch for its fast-paced mobile action Chaos Combat, adding Cross-Server War and Gold Pill refining as the new features.

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The nostalgia is strong with this one

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Ujoy has announced a new patch for its fast-paced mobile action Chaos Combat, adding Cross-Server War and Gold Pill refining as the new features.