omnigate

Very engaging game, keeps the action and rewards coming. I finished it in about 14 hours, great weekend game. Menus and hotkeys are intuitive, music is awesome, and graphics and sound are very good, but I couldn't figure out what age range they were shooting for and I thing that's a good thing. Felt like I was playing Tomb Raider Underword with all the good puzzles but also all the questionable camera control. I enjoyed the characters and voice acting, but don't expect to know too much about each character unfortunately. The game was virtually crash free except for the warehouse ending, which seems to be biting a lot of people. It would be nice if the developers put out a patch for this, although you can get by it, just might take several tries and rebooting your XBOX each time. There is no changing the axis during flying which made it a little difficult getting used to, and didn't try reversing the camera. Overall great game, great ending boss battles and cinematic.

Not only did Bioware develop a wonderful game, they created an amazing sci-fi universe. Each race is distinct and while not overly unique, gives us sense of possibilities. This is one of the few RPGs that can be played mutliple times with distinctly different results. RPGs rarely include romance because it usually elicits hostile feedback from emotionally unbalanced people looking for validity, but the relationships here feel genuine and encourage you to work at it. All of the multimedia elements are first class. Highly recommended.

As a fan of The Walking Dead', I purchased this game hoping it would have the same quality, emotion and drama as the television show/comic books, and I was not disappointed at all. The game centers around the protagonist Lee Everett. The art, voice acting, character development, decision trees and environments were fantastic. The only negative was the delay between episodes. Each one is fairly short and you easily lose any momentum in the significant wait. If you are a fan of TWD, this game is a must.

Good concept and smooth gameplay. I enjoyed the secrets in the game and most of the puzzles. While it starts down a story path using environment and character elements, it nevers ventures past the superficial, missing out on something great. In the end, you might feel you traded places with your character.

The graphics, music and sound effects are high quality. I was able to get through the Awakening capaign fairly easily, but got mopped up on Boderlands. I couldn't complete a single level. There is no difficulty switch and it feels the game is geared towards only a couple possible solutions. To echo Shinigurai's comment very frustrating. I've been playing games for a long time, and fortunately it's rare that I run into games like this where the levels are too extreme.