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The Tower of Akenash awaits to be explored and you can make it easier with the help of this trainer

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This week Kahlief(@Kahjahkins) from the Spawn Point Blog converses withTiny(@Tiny415), Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) about: The Evil Within, Super Smash Bros. 3DS, Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved, Shadows of Mordor, Angry Birds Transformers, In Space We Brawl, NBA 2K15, A City Sleep, Theatrhythm Curtain Call, Race the Sun, Escape Goat 2, Voice Commander, Microsoft Garage, Spawn on Me Podcast, Spawn Point Blog, Troll 2, Extra Life United, MLB, I Love Lucy Live, The Book of Life, Dear White People, The Equalizer, Simpsons World, DefunctGaming.com, I Love Lucy Live, Steam, Jade Raymond, Titanfall, Halo Master Chief Collection, Rakim, Gone Girl, snot bubbles, Portland, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Godzilla, Sega Saturn, tater tots, Operation Sports, Clickhole and more.

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Like the rest of the gaming community, I first heard about Styx: Master of Shadows at E3 this past year. I honestly did not know what to think of Styx outside of the fact that I was super interested in the fact that you play as an ugly little goblin and not some shiningly perfect example of a perfect human or a tall and graceful elf. No, not in Styx; you play a grimy, nasty little goblin who slithers around in the darkness, has a really cool tattoo, and carries a really big knife. It is not often you play something that is the equivalent of an anti-hero in video games and I thought that it would be a nice change of pace. As more details emerged about Styx: Master of Shadows I became terested in it; after all the last time there was a game that focused more on stealth and completing tasks without killing everything in sight, we were given Mark of the Ninja, one of the best side-scrolling games since Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (I love that...

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"Shadow of Mordors Nemesis system is the most interesting thing about this game, and weve likely seen the last of systems of this type. Visual fidelity, frame rates, and resolution have been the top selling points for many games that follow identical, popular formulas, lately. Monolith shakes things up in Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor to make this open world game more refreshing than most."

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Mark Barlow takes a look at Styx: Master of Shadows

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Greg Bargas of Gaming Enthusiast takes on the stealth genre as he reviews Styx: Master of Shadows. He writes: "Even with the lapses in an overall sense of completion, the game allowed for a lengthy story experience and further proved that Styx issilent but deadly."

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Styx: Master of Shadows is a good stealth game that shows signs of weird design decisions by the developers. Check out the video review for this slap stick stealth game.

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The stealth genre has seen some amazing games over recent years that have helped define it as a premier genre in gaming. Styx: Master of Shadows borrows from them all but never truly uses any of its inspiration to its full potential.

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That rarest of things - a decent stealth game we didn't see coming.
Styx is the Master of Shadows because he has to be. A 200-year old goblin who resembles what you'd get if you moulded earwax into a face, then grafted it onto a boiled rat, he's pitifully outmatched by almost every character in the game that bears his name.