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Ludonarrative Discussion: INSIDE

Jacob Heayes praises Playdead’s unsettling horror platformer and its commentary on control.

Nov 23, 2019 By Jacob Heayes Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features, Columnist, Games & Tech Tagged With: Gaming, Horror, PC, playdead, ludonarrative discussion, inside

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