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Kill Me Yesterday

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By Ash Parrish Verified, Ethan Gach Verified, John Walker Verified
| Kotaku Verified
A rainy night in 2040. Tyren is shot dead by his wife of seven years, Samantha—only to wake up ten years in the past. In this cyberpunk mystery RPG, enter others’ minds, uncover hidden memories, and chase the truth through choices and restarts to find her again.
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Resident Evil 2 Director Says Capcom Is Making Current Resident Evil Games Too Damn Scary

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By Ash Parrish Verified
| Kotaku Verified
In an interview with VGC, Hideki Kamiya, director of the original Resident Evil 2, made a brave statement: the current Resident Evils are too damn scary. Despite being a Resident Evil director of yesteryear, Kamiya said he’s never been able to handle horror. “I don’t like horror, and I don’t like scary things. I’m not able to make it through scary movies, and that was even the case back in the day,” he said.
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Peak Devs Are Using Their Mountain Of Cash To Publish New Indie Games

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By Ash Parrish Verified
| Kotaku Verified
It seems like Aggro Crab has some walking around money and wants to put it to good use supporting indie games and developers. The Another Crab’s Treasure developer is pulling an Outersloth, using the windfall it received from creating Peak, one of the biggest indie hits of last year, to spin up its own publishing arm—err… claw—called Aggro Crab Presents. Aggro Crab Presents is joining a growing club of indie developers that are taking their success and paying it forward.
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