GualtieroRonco

In the first part of the game, you can see a great '90s setting with good graphics and a great camera mechanic. As you progress, you realize this is one of the worst stories ever written; it was difficult to keep nothing happening for the entire duration of the game, but they succeeded, thanks also to the characters, each worse than the last. It's a cringe feast, and the protagonist helps a lot.

It's unique, an experience to be enjoyed from start to finish with all the peace and quiet in the world. Not only for the spectacular landscapes, the perfect setting, the exploration, but this is the best way to tell a story without missing a single detail. It's absurd to think that you can't advance with a weapon or by overcoming obstacles, but the only way to keep playing is curiosity. It's a shame this experience can't be replicated.

There's a reason this title is still talked about today. It's true, among all the choice-based games, it has some of the worst gameplay. Even simply walking is uncomfortable, and the available actions are unclear, so you risk making mistakes and changing the story for the worse. On the other hand, the plot is well-crafted, the four characters are very interesting, and nothing is by chance, and you get the feeling that every choice is crucial to how the story unfolds. Furthermore, it succeeds in conveying anxiety and sadness from beginning to end, fueled by the dark atmosphere that sets in immediately after the prologue.