Introduction The Chinese Room Experiment is a thought experiment that delves into Artificial Intelligence (AI) and raises profound questions about the nature of consciousness and...

Paradox Interactive and The Chinese Room have revealed that the Ventrue, fearless leaders and blue-blooded tyrants, are the fourth playable clan in Vampire: The...

Publisher Paradox Interactive and developer The Chinese Room have announced that the sneaky Banu Haqim is the next playable clan in the highly-anticipated Vampire:...

Paradox Interactive and The Chinese Room announced that the rebellious Brujah will be one of the four playable vampiric clans players can choose for...

New Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 developer The Chinese Room has today shared a fresh look at the RPG's protagonist: Phyre. This is...

Can artificial intelligence have consciousness? It’s a question that has fascinated researchers and science fiction enthusiasts alike for decades.As AI technologies continue to advance,...

Straddling the line between imaginative and run-of-the-mill, Chinese Room's Little Orpheus ultimately fails to really impress.

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We were wrong to dismiss the best Xbox games releasing in March 2022. There’s Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, which is unusual in the sense that it’s a full game inspired by some DLC. And that’s without mentioning a new Final Fantasy game, Elex II and some tasty indie games and sequels. Maybe Elden Ring has some competition after all.

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For a while, I had never heard of the walking simulator, which is a genre that sounded dangerous when I considered the lack of walking I do. These story-based games, something like What Remains of Edith Fitch, have definitely risen in popularity over the past couple of years, and gaming has changed for the better because of it. To celebrate Dear Esther’s 10th anniversary, the game is free until the end of today. In Dear Esther, you’re placed on a remote island in the outer land of Hebrides. In this desolate world, you hear a voice that begins to read parts of a letter, starting with “Dear Esther.” This first-person game is famous for its full, story-driven experience, choosing to abandon the typical gameplay beats you’d find in other games. If you’re looking for a stunning narrative experience and want to join the debate on whether these games are actually games, then download Dear Esther as soon as you can.   Writing a letter The 10th annive...

Celebrating a classic Video games have changed a lot since their inception in the 1970s. For a long time, it...

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The offer only lasts for a few days, so jump on it now.

The Chinese Room’s newest title gets a wider release If you’re a fan of narrative games, Dear Esther is known as...

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