Every week, keen screen-grabber Ben Griffin brings you a sumptuous 4K resolution gallery to celebrate PC gaming's prettiest places.
For some, Dear Esther stretches the concepts of what it means to be a game. "It's got no fighting or people in it so it's more like a book or something," they say. Which is weird, really, as there's a very simple method of defining what is and isn't a book. If it's on Steam then that's means it's not a book. Simple. A word of warning, however: this doesn't necessarily mean that if it's not on Steam then it's definitely a book, because plenty of things not on Steam are not books, like tractors and prosthetic limbs and that. Anyway, get a load of these 4K stalactites in this not-a-book round-up of shots from Dear Esther's old caves.
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