That's the last day of E3 2014 done and dusted. We'll miss the excruciatingly loud music, questionable LA Convention Centre kiosk food and exciting new video games, but be sure to check-in for our post-show impressions later in the week. In the meantime, behold PC Gamer's coverage from the fourth day on the E3 2014 showroom floor, just in case you missed anything. Also check out day one , day two and day three .
Impressions
Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age preview - Crytek's surprisingly original co-op shooter
Dead Rising 3 hands-on: improvised zombie massacre is still fun at 30FPS
Superhot on the Oculus Rift made me feel like Neo from The Matrix
Interviews
Visceral on why Battlefield Hardline feels so similar to BF4: "because it's a Battlefield game"
I played Shroud of the Avatar with Richard Garriott: the cult of Lord British is alive and well
Commentary
E3 2014 recap: the best games releasing this year
GTA 5 trailer analysis: cats, dogs, smog and more new features spotted
News
The Sims E3 trailer reveals September launch date
Grand Theft Auto V on Steam promises advanced video editor, other enhancements
Far Cry 4 was "inches away" from including female playable characters
Alienware's Steam Machine is "Steam ready" but will ship without SteamOS or controller
Preserving old games was seen as a non-commercial 'art project' until recently, says Nightdive director: 'They were great then and they're great now, and companies have begun to realize that'
Larian CEO Swen Vincke accepts Baldur's Gate 3's latest award by blasting corporate 'greed' devastating devs: 'I've been fighting with publishers my whole life, and I keep on seeing the same mistakes'
