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E3 2017: Life is Strange: Before the Storm Preview
E3 2017: Life is Strange: Before the Storm Preview
E3 2017: Life is Strange: Before the Storm Preview
Dontnod Entertainment surprised just about everyone with Life is Strange in 2015. The episodic mystery covered a range of topics from regret, sexual assault, mental health and suicide, bullying, and most of all, trying to survive as teenage girls in a modern high school. While the dialogue could be clunky at times, the overall package was one that won Dontnod a lot of fans, and the support to craft a sequel. While the French developers were moving forward, Square Enix tapped Deck Nine Games to look at Life is Strange's past. We got our first look at the prequel, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, last week, and it looks like it has the same heart even though it's a different developer.
E3 2017: Detroit: Become Human Preview
E3 2017: Detroit: Become Human Preview
E3 2017: Detroit: Become Human Preview
For years, writers have struggled with the idea of artificial intelligence growing into something that is more than the sum of a bunch of circuits. Science fiction is filled with tales of robots wanting to be more than their coding, and the concept has filtered down from the likes of Pinocchio to Blade Runner to I, Robot and more. In all that time, we've rarely been given an opportunity to step into those robotic shoes ourselves, and that's where Quantic Dream's Detroit: Become Human starts to get interesting.
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, Episode 5 Review
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, Episode 5 Review
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, Episode 5 Review
For the opening few episodes, A New Frontier was as captivating as Telltale's The Walking Dead had ever been. Down the home stretch however, A New Frontier faltered, with the impact and resonance of the finale, "From the Gallows," suffering most of all.
PAX South 2017: Beat Cop Preview
PAX South 2017: Beat Cop Preview
PAX South 2017: Beat Cop Preview
This pixelated point-and-click adventure from Pixel Crow and 11-bit Studios had us diving into the gritty city as a police officer and making tough calls to solve (or even survive) a twisted conspiracy.

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