Recent reviews by daval

A great game.
Each level, has its 'gimmick' mechanic, that keeps the game-play fresh
The game-play is relatively straight forward and fun; great for casual play.

The only negative I found is that it is not super friendly for players who have never played video games before.
I played this with my wife, who doesn't play video games and she had trouble keeping up with the new mechanics.
Plus there are parts that can induce motion sickness in people sensitive to that kind of thing.
In spite of that we have finished the game, which is a testament to its overall quality.

The story is not great not terrible. The premise that a couple on the bring of divorce heals by going on a forced adventure together is not very realistic. On the other hand the general vibe of searching for the things that brought you together and that you lost to life is heartwarming.

It is best to play this in one go. Ultimately it is about the story and interaction of the main characters. So don't expect any deep game-play.

Awesome atmosphere. Gorgeous artstyle and soundtrack.
You should note that there is no quest marker; you need to explore.
Some boss fights are pretty hardcore, but usually it is about finding out what tactic to use and you can reduce a seemingly impossible fight into manageable challenge.
Definitelly worth a try.

The game is trash. Dont get me wrong the artstyle and gameplay are great. But the number of bugs I encountered is really putting me of. Now after 20 hours of gameplay which was 'OK' I arrived to a dead end - the game started crashing for no reason and it is preventing me from progreessing since it shuts down when I try to take onto a new mission.
Do yourself a facvour and play go replay Human Revolution you will save yourself a LOT of pain.

Many positive reviews but I guess that none of the testplayers got through the first part. The beginning is fabulous. After would prefer the game to end after 20 minutes rather then to play through what follows - tideous grind till the end... Get super meatboy instead