PC Critic Reviews

The nice art style is let down by some bad camera angles, weak voice acting and unbalanced environments.

After 8 hours, over 650 deaths and having to physically leave my computer, I finally finished. With it’s linear story, that only included a total of 2 puzzles, there isn’t any replay ability. Although there are a few albeit weak points that could redeem itself, I wouldn’t recommend this game.

The premise for Ian's Eyes has potential. If done correctly, a horror game that revolves around a glorified escort mission can be a tense and entertaining experience. However, there's nothing here that can be considered well done, as the game simply strives to emulate all of the bad parts of the old survival-horror games without the good parts with that came with it. Even if you're a die-hard survival-horror fan, there's very little that's worth checking out in Ian's Eyes.

Ian's Eyes is a game where you play as a guide dog to get your master, the 8-year old and blind Ian, to safety. Besides from the concept, every other aspect makes you wish you would see everything from Ian's point of view.