Esto es mucho, mucho mejor que la entrada anterior, de una forma ridícula. Los actores, por una vez, están bien dirigidos y grabados, y no se chocan constantemente con un fondo que sabes que no están habitando. La historia sigue siendo ridícula de aquella manera que las historias de Sierra tendían a ser, pero se las apaña para sacar influencias de Clive Barker e Historias para No Dormir de una forma admirable que, para colmo, da lugar a una aventura gráfica agradable de jugar y explorar. Al final, la razón por la que sigues jugando es porque los personajes son carismáticos en extremo. Y eso compensa el horrible loop del primer capítulo (con diferencia lo peor de todo) y el indescifrable puzzle del final.
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This is so, so much better than the previous entry it's insane. The actors are, for once, well directed and shot, and don't clash with a background that you can tell they're not seeing. The story is still campy in the way that Sierra stories tended to be, but it manages to draw influences from Clive Barker and Tales from the Crypt in an admirable way. All that is topped off by a very enjoyable graphic adventure about exploring relationships and a limited number of places. In the end, the reason you keep playing is because the characters are extremely charismatic. That makes it, to me, for the horrible loop of the first chapter (by far the worst thing of the game) and the indecipherable puzzle at the end.
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This is so, so much better than the previous entry it's insane. The actors are, for once, well directed and shot, and don't clash with a background that you can tell they're not seeing. The story is still campy in the way that Sierra stories tended to be, but it manages to draw influences from Clive Barker and Tales from the Crypt in an admirable way. All that is topped off by a very enjoyable graphic adventure about exploring relationships and a limited number of places. In the end, the reason you keep playing is because the characters are extremely charismatic. That makes it, to me, for the horrible loop of the first chapter (by far the worst thing of the game) and the indecipherable puzzle at the end.