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‘Moebius’ Giraud. “It’s not a game

about combat,” developer Greg

Kythreotis said at the show. “It’s

about solitude and exploration. You’ll

travel around on your hoverbike

learning about the people, culture,

and history of this world.”

Maneaterwas also shown off. This

action RPG has you playing as,

bizarrely, a man-eating shark. “We’re

working onManeaterwith Alex

Quick, who created the original

Killing Floormod,” says John Gibson,

president of publisher Tripwire

Interactive. “You can jump out of the

water and snatch people off piers,

and there’s a shark skill tree where

you can get bigger teeth.” Sold.

T

he fourth annual PC
Gaming Show, held in
the gorgeous Wiltern
Theater in Los
Angeles, was
positively heaving with first looks,
announcements, and world
exclusives. The show was hosted
once again by the wonderful Sean
‘Day9’ Plott and we’re proud to
have given PC gaming the showcase
it deserves at E3.

One of the biggest cheers was for
Sega which revealed thatYakuzais
finally coming to PC.Yakuza 0and
Kiwamiare canonically the first two
games in the series, making them the

perfect starting point for PC gamers

unfamiliar with it.Yakuzais famous

for its brutal combat, wild humour,

stirring melodrama and karaoke

sections, and we can’t wait to play it.

We sawSable, a beautiful game set

in a stylised desert reminiscent of the

art of comic book legend Jean

WE’RE PROUD TO

HAVE GIVEN PC THE

SHOWCASE IT

DESERVES AT E

Host Sean ‘Day9’

Plott talks to

Shedworks, the

developers of

intriguing exploration

game Sable.

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