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J Station X: The Sims 4 Get Together release date leaks as several online retailers reveal the expansion pack's launch date before EA announces it.

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The date for Destiny: The Taken King's raid was announced in today's Twitch live stream from Bungie.

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A minimalistic but gorgeous entry or Ludum Dare 33 that surpasses so many other entries

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(CriticalIndieGamer)David Cages Quantic Dream, and their 2010 release Heavy Rain, finally gave us the realisation of the interactive movie or a game with a focus on dynamic storytelling, player choice and characterisation as opposed to traditional gameplay mechanics. Heavy Rain was a critical success, mostly lauded for bringing something completely new to the table and telling its story in a cinematic manner never before seen in a video game. Only Quantics own follow-up Beyond: Two Souls has really tried something similar on such a big scale (You can probably see where Im going with this) Until now that is! Supermassive Games builds on the groundwork laid out by Quantic Dream, exceeds it and gives gamers a unique, special experience in what will surely be their coming out party teen slasher, survival horror game Until Dawn.

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Tyler Nope, GIZORAMA - "As graphics have advanced over the years, and the audience for gaming has broadened, game developers have tried making games more and more cinematic. Sometimes you get clunky, poorly written messes, like Beyond: Two Souls, and other times you get something unique and engaging, like Until Dawn."

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"Following the success of Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls on the PlayStation 3, a new developer called SuperMassive Games developed Until Dawn, a new interactive survival-horror game where it promises to deliver the same thrilling-experience similar to the two games from Quantic Dream. Giving the decisions on who dies and lives in the hands of the gamer, Until Dawn gives players the freedom to alter the flow of the story and see how it will end through its butterfly effect feature introduced in the game. If you are one of those gamers who love watching horror movies and get mad if your favorite character makes a dumb decision and dies due to it, Until Dawn will change everything as you will have to the power to control their decisions and fate." - JPS

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Tyler Nope, GIZORAMA - "As graphics have advanced over the years, and the audience for gaming has broadened, game developers have tried making games more and more cinematic. Sometimes you get clunky, poorly written messes, like Beyond: Two Souls, and other times you get something unique and engaging, like Until Dawn."

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"Following the success of Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls on the PlayStation 3, a new developer called SuperMassive Games developed Until Dawn, a new interactive survival-horror game where it promises to deliver the same thrilling-experience similar to the two games from Quantic Dream. Giving the decisions on who dies and lives in the hands of the gamer, Until Dawn gives players the freedom to alter the flow of the story and see how it will end through its butterfly effect feature introduced in the game. If you are one of those gamers who love watching horror movies and get mad if your favorite character makes a dumb decision and dies due to it, Until Dawn will change everything as you will have to the power to control their decisions and fate." - JPS

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Take control of Killia and fight the forces of Void Dark in the Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance demo today.

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Mad Max is out. Metal Gear Solid is out. Until Dawn is out. Super Mario Maker... is almost out! But are these games good? And are they worth your time? We run all that down, plus your questions, in this week's VideoGamer UK Podcast.