Looks good. But I wanna see an in game trailer

Kingdom Come: Deliverance looks better, and is therefor a better showcase of CryENGINE's power...

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The game, which it can barely be called (even quantic dream's work can more readily be recognized as a game, though that isn't really my issue with it), is much more interested in being art than it is in being a game, with its overwrought story, especially that of the shepherd, and the ludicrous ending.  The narrative is right up there with lady chatterley's lover in terms of self indulgence.  This is of course my opinion of the game, if it speaks to you in a deeper way I certainly do not mean to belittle your experience with it.

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My it looks great. I'll believe it when I see the whole game released in action ofcourse but this is a promising sign.

I actually agree with you in that regard and feel there is a place for these games (I did say that was not my problem, at least not my biggest one), I take issue with the narrative.  In truth it's the same problem quantic dreams has (though there are others), namely David Cage and his atrocious writing.

So we only have Third Person Games and First  Person Games ... And here I was thinking we had more genres than that.

I really like the setting and I have also no problem with the colour

I believe people aren't nearly as harsh on his writing as they should be, frankly.  The story in beyond two souls did have its moments (I think because Willem Dafoe saved the ever loving hell out of those scenes by being willem dafoe), certainly more than the plot hole ridden mess that was heavy rain, but there were sections that I had to be careful lest my eyes rolled straight out of their sockets from the trite cliche overdose; specifically the homeless and mystical injun sections.  And mother fucking maudlin, holy fuck, they may as well have named it The Ellen Page Crying Simulator. Not to mention the odd choice to tell the story in such a disjointed manner.  I mean I understand conceptually why they did it, the memories flying around out of order and what not, acting as a framing device, but it didn't accomplish anything.  If you are going to screw time like that then it really needs to add something to, or at least shed light on, the continuation of the narrative and build on the emotional arc, but in beyond the sections all feel like unrelated fragments which killed the rising tension and made the whole device seem like a feckless contrivance.  Had they simply told the story in chronological order it would have achieved the same effect.

I did enjoy the more Aiden heavy scenes however, and that really gets to the heart of my relative displeasure with quantic dreams past two games.  In both heavy rain and beyond two souls there are elements of what I believe could have been truly great and unique games, were it not for odd qte driven gameplay and being held hostage by Cage's weak narrative.  I speak of ari, which a more focused game could have produced a great adventure game, and Aiden, especially the Africa scene which could have been an amazing stealth, espionage game.

This went longer than I really anticipated, I think because I never really had the opportunity to vent my thoughts in regard to beyond two souls before.