Quite a deep story line, Black Mirror-esque in ways, with choices to be made along the way.
Some neat puzzles you have to piece together as you go.
Has some replay value as there are some different choices you can make, the main story line is almost 8hrs of play time.
Have to say I was quite impressed by the lighting and reflections which are pretty impressive without being overly costly, a la HL2 engine but seemed better.
Since this is not a competitive shooter so pretty and 60FPS is a perfectly valid target and it works really well.

Works on Linux which is real nice :)

Minor bugs:
- Movement out of line with mouse position/character models forcing you to rotate 360 (keys or mouse).
- NPC actors blocking doorways can lead you to getting stuck, simply have to reload.
- Slightly unintuitive mechanics for a couple of the puzzles that seemed to lack sense.
- Broken camera visibility checks, I mean, there was a whole wall in the way so clearly some minor shortcuts taken but didn't break the overall game.

Quite a deep story line, Black Mirror-esque in ways, with choices to be made along the way. Some neat puzzles you have to piece together as you go. Has some replay value as there are some different choices you can make, the main story line is almost 8hrs of play time. Have to say I was quite impressed by the lighting and reflections which are pretty impressive without being overly costly, a la HL2 engine but seemed better. Since this is not a competitive shooter so pretty and 60FPS is a perfectly valid target and it works really well. Works on Linux which is real nice :) Minor bugs: - Movement out of line with mouse position/character models forcing you to rotate 360 (keys or mouse). - NPC actors blocking doorways can lead you to getting stuck, simply have to reload. - Slightly unintuitive mechanics for a couple of the puzzles that seemed to lack sense. - Broken camera visibility checks, I mean, there was a whole wall in the way so clearly some minor shortcuts taken but didn't break the overall game.