The critisism that choices don't matter could be applied to literally any videogame, not just a game with branching paths and/or a morality system. People retry and reload all the time. It's just part of gaming. When you die in oh, I dunno, Starfox, do you reset the game and start from the beginning so that your choice to zig instead of zag "matters" more? Then there's the relative level of ambiguity in your comment, at least in terms of it's meaning, if not it's tone, which is easier to interperet. But again, why? What exactly is your opinion? You were asked to explain and didn't.  If you have a legit point to make, make it. You deriding the idea that choice matters with "Oh yeah. Your choice ''matters''. As always ...", can be tossed in the trash out of hand. In the absence of clarification, and perhaps even with it, it comes across as trolling.

I liked both Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls... but this game is looking like miles better, and with a lot more possible endings... I want the demo just right now.

Although not all choices mattered in Heavy rain, there was a lot of them that changed the endings or at least how things rolled up.

Until Dawn it had a lot of minor chances even though most of it didn't end up reflecting great changes on the end.

No thank you. The E3 trailer was more than enough for me. I don't want any more of the games spoiled for me. But here's hoping it convinces more people to get it,