Typically I avoid interactive movies as they tend to be of lower quality and lack replayability. This one however breaks the mold! First, it has been filmed with exceptional quality—that of a Hollywood movie level of production. And while the English dubbing leaves much to be desired, the actors themselves really deliver. Second, the replay value is definitely there. After my first play-through, there were still plenty of questions driving you to a second viewing, and then if you get a bad ending, it all the more drives you back for more. Lastly, the number of scenes discovered out of the available 62 also pushes the purist to exhaustively explore the content. Exceptionally developed and executed game, even if it is merely an interactive movie at the end of the day. The plot is definitely worth it!

It could be better it had a solid storyline that it followed. There’s no back story or narration to follow that informs me of what’s going on, who’s who, I don’t know which characters are which and flashbacks don’t help because they are left unexplained... You guys have potential to make better interactive games like “Late Shift”. Just try to build off a story that explains itself, so I know why something is happening, who the characters are in current time and flashbacks and what my choices are effecting. They can’t just be random choices that don’t effect the storyline in ways that make sense to the actual plot in direct ways. Especially if the character I’m playing as is in the past and the secondary character which is the cop is in current time. It’s an incoherent interactive adventure. The choices need to be linear, I need to make a choice first and then it effect the future. I shouldn’t start in the past and then make choices and then the story takes place 80% in the future and the past barely has effects to the future because the future events are already pre planned out events that I didn’t even strongly influence because the character is making 80% of the choices based off of my little choices I am given every 5-8 minutes. These kind of games need better structure and cause and effect if you’re going to do “past character” and “current character” interactive stories that are supposed to connect and link.

The description said there are 4 endings to this story. After watching 4 different endings, I still don’t understand it. Not only do the flashbacks not clarify, they add more questions.Like, why are two adults eager to beat a little girl but also scared of her? Is the male adult one of the males on the wall photo? If the little girl is supposed to be the brown-haired detective, why does she have blonde hair? And speaking of hair, why is the detective wearing a wig in the flashback but not now? Why does the killer seem to be scheming with the young woman in the past but now wants her terrorized and even dead?None of these questions are answered after 4 endings. So, I just endured a violent movie (I hate gore) for no reason.

A perfect script/plot twist for this type of choose your own adventure! I was amazed by the level of acting. All of the actors were very impressive! The security guards had few spoken lines but their acting was perfect…expressing their character and emotions with very small gestures and pulled it off perfectly. The production… Music, camera work was surprisingly extraordinary