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Immersive like a book, reactive like a video game, “Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward” tells one of the best stories in any medium this year, made more engrossing in that you help tell it.

Like a version of “Lost” written by Agatha Christie, it drops your character into an inexplicable setting, surrounded by strangers. And then people start to die.

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