This review contains spoilers
Nonstop barrage of thrilling, purely player driven moments that all tie in to the best story told in a game since a certain Japan exclusive GBA game from 2006.
It’s literature. It’s worthy of discussion and reverence just as much as Twin Peaks (which I love, too).
What really solidified this game’s status in my mind was remembering the scene late in which Alan speaks with his future self. Maybe that’ll be explained in the DLC, but the fact that such a major mystery was left for me to wonder about put this game over the top.
Sam Lake and Remedy just get better every game. I’m going to the midnight release for anything they put out from now on. What a special, special game.
It’s literature. It’s worthy of discussion and reverence just as much as Twin Peaks (which I love, too).
What really solidified this game’s status in my mind was remembering the scene late in which Alan speaks with his future self. Maybe that’ll be explained in the DLC, but the fact that such a major mystery was left for me to wonder about put this game over the top.
Sam Lake and Remedy just get better every game. I’m going to the midnight release for anything they put out from now on. What a special, special game.