You know when you play a David Cage game. It's about choices, quick-time events and consequences. Beyond: Two Souls is a sci-fi game with horror elements, and the whole way the game has been created is something in itself. The action scenes, which do not count the fights, are quite clumsy, and not pleasant to play, but Aiden is a fine game-mechanical invention, which is extremely important for the story. The graphics range from really ugly to fairly, and the story is well told, even if it is broken up into small parts. The game prides itself on the fact that there are so many choices that can be made, yet I do not really feel that they convey this during the gameplay.
Review of Beyond: Two Souls
