Having just finished Ep 3, I can honestly say that I have enjoyed myself immensely. It was just as good as I hoped it would be, not a cakewalk, yet not made artificially hard in places just to flesh it out a bit. I know that I’m going to buried under a tide of eggs when I say this, but I consider this game to be quite similar (in execution) to Bioshock.

Both are games that give you a little, and then draw you through an artfully constructed set-piece, without making you feel that you’re being led around by the nose (at least, not often). Both have a distinctive look, and fell, and of course, the range of characters and their personalities give the world a life few games have. By the end of it, you’re examining everything that is said, done or shown, trying to figure out how it relates to the story. And then, out of left field, comes the twist. And what a twist it is. But it doesn’t just reveal teh story, it completes it, by tying up all those little threads. So, Evil trout, JB, and all those incriminated shown in the credits, I thank you. For what amounts to a $30 investment, you’ve kept me entertained, intrigued and (occasionally) laughing for far longer than most games could ever hope to.

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