บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย BaronHaynes

Welp, this is awesome.

This is what most indie games dream of looking like. Fast-paced, really strong platforming with puzzle elements, and just a huge amount of personality, which makes a big difference.

Mesmerizing, brilliant, and very offputting. It's less of a game and more of a mind♥♥♥♥ about the unique possibilities and limitations of interactive storytelling.

The biggest problem is that the way its paths branch often have nothing to do with the psychology of player choices -- it explores the fallacy of player choice in starkly different ways, but most of them are accessed just by choosing a different door or stairwell at a different time. Sometimes the way it responds to your actions is breathtakingly poignant. Other times it just goes on long, muddled diatribes based on nothing in particular.

What it's missing is a larger theme, or perspective, or purpose in what it shows you. But maybe that's the point. It doesn't have a real agenda of its own, it just wants to get you thinking and talking. It wants to make you mad. It wants you to fight with someone else about it. If you think it's a load of crap and quit after half an hour, the game thinks that's a totally valid response. One of the endings speculates that it's the only way to win.

Cute, and interesting, but after the first hour it started to lose its appeal. It's hard to keep track of where the different areas are, and after the first cutscene there's no real context for what you're doing. If the puzzle/platforming/codebreaking and pretty visuals are enough for you, give it a shot. It started to feel like busywork and meaningless doodad farming to me, though.

Ridiculous, moronic fun. You can grapplehook to pretty much anything, and have an infinite supply of parachuts to zip around a giant tropical island blowing ♥♥♥♥ up. The plot is absolute 90s action movie ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. It thinks it knows how dumb it is, but it's only about halfway there.

It's not perfect, getting around the island is a pain, and the faction missions are cookie-cutter. Apart from destruction, there's not much to it. But the destruction is really, really fun.

Very good game. The world design is incredibly detailed and on par with Half-Life 2 or Bioshock. It plays (and often looks) like a cross between Bioshock and Thief, with very strong stealth elements and a lot of options for neutralizing assassination targets. The storytelling could be tighter, but overall it's a pretty solid experience.

Exercise caution if you have a rat phobia.

A cute, colorful, and really challenging platformer. It gets difficult really fast, especially if you try to 100% each level. Highly recommended.

Gorgeous art, sublime narration, strong hack-and-slash (and shoot) gameplay. Also has one of the best soundtracks out there, and a rewarding story that gives you a say in how everything comes together.

It's a game that's more than the sum of its parts, and its parts are pretty damn impressive to begin with. Give the trailer a watch if you're not convinced - it's up there with Portal 2 in terms of frequently making you smile in appreciation of the writing as you work your way through it.

It's like if TF2 and Flashback had a kid and gave it the gravity gun for its birthday. Great story and characters, too, highly recommended.

It's not bad. Glowy blur filters on everything and floaty physics make things a little more frustrating than they should be. The music is great and the story is goofy fun. Worth a look if it's on sale.