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S.T.A.G.E. on 05 January 2010
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CGI-Quality said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
CGI-Quality said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
solidpumar said:
You forgot the story mate.
Forget graphics, this game purpose is to give a interactive story, like no other media can.

If you watch the videos and think about graphics or button pressing... you watching it wrong. The game is about the interactive story.

Exactly. The only parts with button pressing at battle sequences which are in hit or miss fashion.

You forgot the parts of walking. You have to press a button to walk. Exploration is something that you can do HEAVY RAIN, and I plan to exercise that ability when it finally arrives.

Yes, you walk to other interaction points. Walking is very good exercise my friend. :)

I don't suggest you play the game. You can't seem to find really anything positive to say about it.

Well finally you get to the heart of the matter. Only few times have I ever given my true feelings on the title. Subjective feelings and not what I am gathering from videos and reading from interviews. Here is how i feel in points.

- I am intrigued by the mystery which surrounds this title. I have an investigative personality and I must know who the Origami Killer is. Despite the fact that it isn't really that engaging, I really like stories. Think of it as a fascination with mystery novels.

- I have come to the conclusion that since this title is not worth 60 dollars ( I'd probably buy it at 40 or 30 dollars)which is why I am renting it. For two weeks, I will see all there is to see about it and gather my trophies. :)

- I like the fact that it is a dark drama, but takes the time unlike most games and more like movies to focus on the stories of the protagonists and where it all intertwines. 

- This game is the filler of the gap between the film industry and the gaming industry plain and simple. 

- I do not feel that this is an adventure game, because you're just pretty much watch a characters life with interaction buttons, but your decisions depending on which button you press could spell out the truth or the end for you.