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First of all though you’ll need to get to grips with the basics, and as previously mentioned this runs in the first person – and with that you run and walk around the levels, picking up items to examine them and turning on switches and the like. There is no combat present in the gameplay and instead it covers plenty of puzzle-solving, exploration, and some horrible stealth sections. And this narrative is a good one, involving a mad mystery centralising on a dead teenager, a Jigsaw-type character and a huge lumbering monster. Inspired by Twin Peaks – and a little bit of Alan Wake – the game takes you through bits of this town in a very linear manner, leaving you to piece together bits of the narrative as you go. The story of Those Who Remain is an intriguing one, with a setting focusing on the little sleepy American town of Dormont. That’s as straightforward the game gets, because after that things start to get very strange indeed… She’s not there in the room though and then someone drives off in his car. He then goes on a journey to a motel, in order to meet a woman who we suspect he’s been having an affair with.

He is drinking heavily, looking longingly at pictures of his family who we think he has separated from. You play the title role of a man called Edward, who at the start of the game is on the verge of suicide.

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Now the full release is upon us and I’ve got my hands on this first person horror/adventure. Those Who Remain is a game I’ve kept a keen eye on ever since I was presented a playthrough of the first level earlier in the year.