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VRFocus - Fans that are closely following the development of HyperSloth Games Dream know that, for the most part, development is progressing well. The title is currently on Steams Early Access service and heading towards a full launch hopefully later in the year. One area where the team has hit a wall however is with Dreams virtual reality (VR) support. The title already supports the Oculus Rift head-mounted displays (HMD) first development kit (DK1), but issues with Epic Games Unreal Development Kit are currently preventing support for the second kit (DK2).

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D4 stars the young, eccentric, and hip David Young, whose wife was killed two years prior, and whose killer hasn’t yet been brought to justice. D4 stands for Dark Dreams Don't Die and also serves as a reference to the fourth dimension.

Added: 06.10.2014 22:12 | 17 views | 0 comments


Console Monster writes: "Those who have played Hidetaka Suehiros Deadly Premonition will be more than aware of the directors surreal humour and his ability to merge laugh out loud moments with gore. Better known as Swery65, Suehiro has made his return with the release of the Xbox One exclusive, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die."

Added: 05.10.2014 19:12 | 4 views | 0 comments


One Angry Gamer "Being a game designer doesnt mean that your title will get a fair shake for exposure. A lot of titles largely go unnoticed and even more fall flat right out of the gate even after receiving a bit of promotional loving. In todays climate, gaming journalists only want to report on games that drive clicks, and games that obviously fall within the cliques circle of promotional amicability. One of the independent developers who isnt part of the clique and cant find a bit of coverage from the larger outlets is Cleril Calamity Studios."

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A video and text review of the madcap Access Games Xbox One exclusive D4 Dark Dreams Don't Die.

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Some exclusives are destined to stay as exclusives. While eighth-gen is already full-up with multiplatform titles, the one thing you won't be seeing is Access Games' D4 making its way to a PlayStation console... at all.

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This week, Zero Punctuation reviews D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die.

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Dale Morgan had a chance to take a look at Life is Strange, Dontnod's follow-up to last year's Remember Me, at EGX last week. What he saw shows a lot of promise and demonstrates that developer isn't content with simply sitting on its laurels. Dontnod has the likes of Tellatale and Quantic Dreams in its crosshairs.