A great non-linear game, with rpg-aspects and great DX11 graphics. The game is just as much scary and exciting as it is beautiful. The game storyline is really good, theres lots of ways to finish it and everything is taken into account for the ending you get. One of the best things about the game is the fact that you can almost always choose. You can do things your way in almost every part of the game because only some chats are made into cutscenes with ingame camerafootage.

Some cons:
- To enjoy the beauty of the game you need a good graphics card.
- The weightlimit makes running back slow at times, because of the lack of endurance.
- The AI is sometimes a little too good and sees you even if you're very well hidden. But most of the time sneaking works just fine.
- You drop right into the action wich can make surviving hard at the start.

All in all, my first playthough, including some free roaming, sidequests and stuff, took me about 28 houers I think.

I'd definitely play this again, so therefore I give it 8/10 marks.

A beautiful game with scenes that look like it came right out of storybook fantasy. Each character perfectly fits a purpose and although I haven't tried cooperative play with this I'm sure it would be just as great.

The finale though brings back memories of old side scrolling games where the big boss presents a sudden spike in the difficulty curve. While you've been breezing along level after level, you suddenly come up to a point where the game tells you "Where do you think you're going?" You'll get it done after a couple of tries though.

Completed in 9.1 hours.

A lovely adventure game. Short but worth the visit to another world while searching for your dog..

You'll get stumped sometimes but still manage to figure out how to do what.

Completed in 2 hours.

A wonderful world of rag tag robots. Follow the little mechanical hero as he finds his parts, girlfriend, new friends and along the way, save a city from destruction.

It has some tough puzzles that send you playing a mini-game for a built-in walkthrough. It's not for the casual puzzle solver. Though I appreciate not having to go to the internet to figure it out, I would have appreciated it if I didn't have to resort to peeking at the solution. I just couldn't handle being stuck at the game and leaving it unfinished.

Nevertheless, it's a really nice little game that's worth the trouble just to see through till the end.

Completed in 12.2 hours.