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As Episode 74 of the Gamers In Beta podcast kicked off, MAINEac17 conducts a photo session with his cat while CapnMikeM and Kailon791 try to talk games. When the focus returns to gaming, the fellas discuss games such as The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Skylanders Trap Team, Hyrule Warriors, and more. Kailon791 bought himself a WiiU and so far is more than happy with his purchase. As usual, the fellas discuss the plethora of games coming out this week, like Sunset Overdrive, Lords of the Fallen, WWE 2k15, and more. All this and episode 74 of the Gamers in Beta podcast.

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James of Twinfinite writes "Lords of the Fallens boss battles are consistently the most enjoyable part of the game. The Worshiper (who in the launch build does have his name spelt incorrectly, be that a design choice or a general cock up) is probably the boss which will be something of a roadblock to players who first meet him. His most powerful ability is unavoidable and an instant killer unless you know exactly how to avoid it."

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Digitized Dungeons Dragons boardgame Lords of Waterdeep has had its price halved on iOS. Instead of picking it up for £4.99 / $6.99, right now it's available for £2.49 / $3.99. As ever, we don't know how long this price drop will last, so be quick about snatching it up.  Lords of Waterdeep is a turn-based strategy game that has you playing as a masked lord. You must send adventurers out in...

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NVIDIA has just released a new video for Lords of the Fallen, showcasing the NVIDIA GameWorks features that are featured in it.

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GR-UK writes: "I'll admit it here towards the end. This game resembles Dark Souls. There are some differences, but the similarities are definitely there. Lords of the Fallen is more arcade-focused, less gloomy and not quite as unforgiving, but this is still not a game you should pick up unless you are willing to embark on something really challenging. If you have the time and inclination to develop tactics against different enemies and virtually immortal bosses, and aren't afraid to die time and time again, Lords of the Fallen is not a bad investment. Just make sure to hide away all fragile objects around you before you are murdered for the nine hundred thousand times in a row..."

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What critics think of the Dark Souls inspired action RPG.
Lords of the Fallen reviews have started to go live to coincide with the game's release today.

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Eurogamer: "Before starting Lords of the Fallen, I pondered setting myself the challenge of reviewing it without mentioning Dark Souls once. How naïve I was. This isn't just a game in the style of Dark Souls, it's a game that feels specifically designed to remind you of Dark Souls. You can't talk about Lords of the Fallen without mentioning Dark Souls, because Dark Souls is why Lords of the Fallen exists. It's practically a cover version, bar one important difference: it's not as intimidating."

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A stunning cloth map, gorgeous art book and one of the most detailed statues in recent memory round out this seriously impressive Collector's Edition.