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I've just finished Blackwood Crossing, it took about two hours which is what I expected going by the price tag. Not too short or too long for a 'Gone Home' style first person interactive story. First off I'd like to thank PaperSeven for reducing me to an emotional mess towards the end of the game.

You guys really know how to pack a punch with a superb creative story that gets you so invested in these two characters. I also enjoyed the artistic style with the character models and environments. Performance wise It would have been nice to experience the game in 60 frames but to be honest the games no worse for being capped at 30.

For people curious about this title, if you enjoyed games such as Gone Home or the vanishing of Ethan carter, games that kick your ass on an emotional level. Treat yourself to this game.

So i'm 33 years old and a lot of my youth was spent playing / creating text adventure video games. When this was released i bought it thinking it was merely just an emulator / player for those kinda games. What you guys have created is outstanding. The moment the game starts you're filled with some good old fashioned 80's nostalgia. The audio and visuals are just "ace" and i even enjoyed the sound my keys make in game when pressed. PS: i about ***t my pants at the first "surprise" so Kudos!

I experienced this game back on the playstation 4 and once i had set up a rig that could "cope" with this port i was so happy to relive it again. I've never played a game so atmospheric and detailed as EGTTR. As well as the games' story being accompanied by an outstanding soundtrack that sets the tone, the voice work is some of the best I’ve heard in a video game. There were times where some of the interactions between characters made me emotional. The voice work is of a standard that i'm convinced this could work just as a stand-alone radio play but i am so glad the devs took the time and effort to craft out their stage / world to tell this story. (In summary.... i liked it)

This is a tricky one as this was going to be my very first negative reviews for a game. I'm one of those people who will either leave a good review or i just wont leave any but man this one was tough. I'm giving it a positive because underneath all the flaws this game has a heart, you can tell that the devs were trying to convey a good story but unfortunately i think it was let down by poor gameplay mechanics, textures and models ect. The voice acting was interesting as it wasn't bad really, but it didn't fit the type of environment they created. I think someone said it best in the forums where it felt like the dialogue was written by white people. There was too much emphasis on "black lives matter" that i felt i was being hit over the head with it. My positive review is mainly down to effort. I hope this game improves over time with future updates.

The fact that i finished the game, uninstalled it to go on to other games and then proceeded to reinstall a day later to play again is a testament to how great this game is. I read a lot of views from folks who claimed the game was far away from the resident evil games of old which i found to be completely untrue. All the game eliments were there, spooky house with doors to unlock, resource managment, outstanding boss battles and being chased by deranged lunatics / monsters. Only thing that really changed for me was the perspective. What i really enjoyed was when ever i thought the game was getting close to a conclusion, there was a new area to explore. The characters and voice acting were enjoyable also.

A very enjoyable game, excellent voice work and I really liked the artwork style. The only negative I could have with this masterpiece is due to the timer during dialogue choice I found I was rudely "cutting people off" mid-sentence as to not to miss it. Great work Night School Studio.

To say I was pleasantly surprised by this creation would be a massive understatement. I bought it purely on a whim after being fed up of seeing the steam store consistently saturated in mediocrity.
If I had to try and sum this game up I would say its feels almost like Silent Hill & Project Zero (aka Fatal Frame) gave birth to an incredibly detailed point and click adventure.

Within the first 5 minutes the game's atmosphere sucks you right in. The overall narrative is a really great well told story and I found myself just wanting to find out more about what had happened to the characters.

The puzzles were great in that I felt challenged but never frustrated. The moment I was presented with a problem it didn’t take me long to realise which direction I needed to be heading.

Bravo RedCandleGames! More of this please.

This is one of those games similar to gone home, i dont mean in game play mechanics or style but in that after you're done playing it sorta leaves you thinking about it for a while. I enjoyed the art style and animations and even the chilled out guitar riffs while you're trying to peace togeather the night before. Kudos to Kinmoku, hope to see see more in the future.

One thing that's always bothered me about these reviews is a lot of people with poor spec rigs negatively review a game they can't play.... there for shouldn't review. Get a refund if you can't play the game, game development is constantly moving at an unprecedented rate so don’t give me this "ur ma gerd! i can play witcher 3 but i cant play this wtf fam!" BS.

Incidentally i am fortunate to own a rig that plays this game beautiful and as such can rate this game fairly. This game is brilliant. Call of Duty ghost sort of ended my love affair with he cod series for quite some time, to the point i had originally chose to ignore this release and stick with my battlefield 1.

Boy am i glad i bought it, the single player campaign alone is so epic in scale, action and story, it feels like you're participating in a summer block buster movie. There was a moment where i was running through streets with space ships falling out of the damn sky and buildings exploding and i just thought "nice..." the game gives me the call of duty of old feeling. Kudos Infinity Ward.

So having played the second episode and reading up on the reviews I’m relieved to say i haven't succumbed to the sort of technical problems some people are having. The game plays flawlessly with an unwavering 60 frames per second. I have the game uploaded to my youtube channel "GAZArts" if anyone is curious to see how it runs on a Nvidia GTX 970. I've been playing telltale games ever since Wallace and gromit and back to the future and it's nice to see how far the company has come. This incarnation of Batman is so good in terms of story and character and they seem to have nailed the atmosphere. I never thought I’d admit it but I’m even liking the quick time events. Lastly I think Troy Baker does a convincing Bruice Wayne and batman.