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Reception[edit]. Retrieved March 7, 2015. The Escapist. ^ a b c d Karmali, Luke (March 13, 2014). He stated that the deaths within the game were not unnecessary or unjustified, making the story more powerful.[76] Kelly of Computer and Video Games stated that, despite the "incredibly brutal" combat, the violence never felt gratuitous.[61] Eurogamer's Welsh echoed similar remarks, stating that the violence is not "desensitized or mindless".[63] Matt Helgeson of Game Informer observed that the game's violence leads to players questioning the morality of their choices.[64] Joystiq's Mitchell wrote that the violence is "designed to be uncomfortable", stating that it contributes to Joel's character.[67] Prior to the release of the game, Keith Stuart of The Guardian wrote that the acceptability of the violence would depend on its context within the game.[77]. Future plc. To Top Rewards"R"Us Email Sign Up Sign Up Today Thanks For Signing Up! Receive special offers, sales, alerts and coupons. p.2. Future plc. CBS Interactive.

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