This is a great game in terms of story—I’ve never experienced anything quite like it. Narratively, it surpasses many games, even Red Dead Redemption 2. The protagonist, James, is exceptional. I consider him better than Arthur—I’ve rarely seen a character like him. As for gameplay, it was excellent, and the puzzles were well-designed. The psychological horror elements are among the best in gaming, and the sound design—both creature noises and environmental audio—was outstanding and deeply immersive. One of the game’s strongest aspects is its replayability, thanks to a difficulty system that allows you to adjust puzzle difficulty, which is a smart and valuable feature. Additionally, having 8 different endings adds significant depth. That said, the game isn’t perfect. Character animations feel somewhat lacking, and there are minor flaws in level design. Many rooms are explorable but feel empty, as if the developers were artificially stretching the experience. In the end, despite its flaws, it remains one of the best games I’ve played. My rating: 9.5 / 10

Very hard combat. Wasted hours of trying to beat Eddie boss but all I received was frustration. I lost every time even on light combat settings. It’s simple impossible task for me and I am not bad, I finished all Tomb raiders on medium settings before starting this. Game itself was good but combat destroyed my overall feeling about it enormously. I literally hate it after long suffering constant losses. If you are athletic and virtuous in combat this game might be for you. If you are not, don’t event start, you not gonna finish it.

Excellent story, combat, graphics, music, ambientation. 10/10 masterpiece. At the same level as other games such as RDR2, The Witcher 3, TLOU1 and TLOU2.