Creo que, como experimento, este juego no está mal, pero tampoco es nada del otro mundo. Aunque el concepto se ve interesante y el primer episodio te vende bastante bien la premisa de explorar esta casa cada vez más grande, el resto intenta rellenar lo que puede sin darte apenas direcciones. Además, la manera en que los (muy mal grabados) actores interactúan con los fondos hechos con Alias era interesante a ratos, pero no terminaba de encajarme para los momentos más importantes. Me resultó especialmente desagradable la parte de la v*olacón, que entre la música, los clips de sonido reciclados y los actores intentando hacerlo lo mejor posible me dio ganas de desinstalar el juego. Aparte de eso, creo que la historia tiene una premisa relativamente interesante que contar, pero que choca constantemente con las tendencias más fabulísticas que Roberta Williams siempre ha solido exhibir (Cyrus y Harriet me resultaron especialmente insidiosos). En conclusión, un juego que podría haber sido mucho mejor y que realmente no se merecía el presupuesto que tuvo, pero qué le vamos a hacer.
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I think this is a pretty interesting experiment, but nothing to write home about. While the concept is nice and the first chapter is particularly well made, the rest feels like it tries to pad out as much as possible without giving you any directions. Also, the way that real actors collided with the Alias backgrounds was interesting at times, but really jarring at others. The part that sat really badly for me was obviously the r*pe scene, what with the recycled sound clips, the ridiculous soundtrack and the actors trying to their job in the middle of it all. The whole thing reeks of amateurism, which is a shame because you can tell the story has an interesting premise. But it soon falls short to Roberta William's penchant for fables (the characters of Harriet and Cyrus were especially cumbersome). In all, this could have been a lot better, but ultimately it wasn't worth the budget they spent to.
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I think this is a pretty interesting experiment, but nothing to write home about. While the concept is nice and the first chapter is particularly well made, the rest feels like it tries to pad out as much as possible without giving you any directions. Also, the way that real actors collided with the Alias backgrounds was interesting at times, but really jarring at others. The part that sat really badly for me was obviously the r*pe scene, what with the recycled sound clips, the ridiculous soundtrack and the actors trying to their job in the middle of it all. The whole thing reeks of amateurism, which is a shame because you can tell the story has an interesting premise. But it soon falls short to Roberta William's penchant for fables (the characters of Harriet and Cyrus were especially cumbersome). In all, this could have been a lot better, but ultimately it wasn't worth the budget they spent to.