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VGR: Anyone who played Bastion will feel right at home with Transistor. The art style and overall atmosphere felt eerily familiar to me, not to mention some returning voice actors. The soundtrack was also top notch and had me stopping and standing still in the world just to listen for a while.

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Eric Smith of SideQuesting.com writes: "Even on a brightly lit show floor, this horror FPS still managed to leave us feeling a little bit freaked."

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GamersNexus: "Our ace-in-the-hole is Zombie Studios, a Seattle dev that knows horror-inspired gameplay and Unreal engines like the back of its hand; supported by team members who worked on the likes of the F.E.A.R. and Condemned series, the studio is well-equipped to tackle the inherent challenge of creating a truly gripping and eerie environment. I got behind the mouse and keyboard to get an up-close look at Unreal Engine 4, its championing Daylight game, and chat with Zombie Studios Communications Manager Collin Moore."

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Sam Dixon of SideQuesting.com: "Hands-on with Mercenary Kings, the new game from Tribute, and how it's looking to bring crafting into side scrolling shooters."

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VGR: Elder Scrolls is renowned for its vast open world with endless things to do, from robbing entire towns of anything you can pick up, massacring citizens, sniping out enemies from the shadows, or just clearing out caves you come across, it seriously never ends. Hell, Skyrim alone always sidetracks me every time I try to adventure on a quest, I walk 10 feet and I end up in a dungeon that takes me two hours to clear.