So I love the graphics and attention to detail in the locations. The voices can be a bit strange though and what removes a star is that there are small black bars on the edges of the screen when I play the game on my iPhone 6 Plus just as a heads-up. I like the game so far, the setting and characters appear interesting. I'm not very far into the game but although I've had issues knowing what to do at first, it's a neat game worth a shot. The developer worked hard on this game and it shows. It could just use minor improvements in a future update to get rid of the black bars (optimize for larger phones), and fix any bugs it may have.

I really had no idea what to expect, I bought the game based on it supposedly being a good sci-fi adventure. Well, thank you for the recommendation, it was just that! What an unexpected surprise, something that actually fit the reviews and suggestions!Clearly, I personally loved the game, but if you're not sure whether or not to get it, here's a brief description... It starts off with no explanation of anything, which is great because that's the whole point of the game, figuring out the story as it goes along. It was like playing a movie that you are watching at the same time. But just so you know, it's a pixelated game, I guess it was an older game converted to iOS. But I personally like this look... just realistic enough without looking weird. And the motions usually take more than one action to do tasks, which can occasionally get tedious when you're just opening doors, but that's really not an issue when that is how you problem-solve situations and literally figure the game out.Overall, really cool game with a great story. And a nice touch hearing Giancarlo Esposito do one of the voice-overs! 😄Update: Giancarlo is not credited for the game... But it sure sounds like him!

Pros:-Amazing, engrossing story.-Logical puzzles offer some challenge, but med difficulty keeps the action going.-Top notch voice acting.-Amazing art direction, an entire world is created even with limited locations.-Gun battles expand what is expected of an action game. The ability to die ups the stakes.-The ability to tap the screen to see active objects saves you from the old Action game trope of trying to pick up everything.Cons:-Having to open doors repeatedly with a keycard or optical scan became tiresome. We get it. Make it automatic after the first instance.-Hyper linear. For a story with many potential twists and turns, it was a little disappointing not to find multiple endings. Dialogue would hint at different possible outcomes without delivering. -Occasionally when another character is accompanying you they can trap you in a corner and you can't get out. Save your progress often so this doesn't happen.Overall:Amazing game that should be the beginning of a franchise. Play it. Great for Adventure Game addicts and newbies alike.

I have gotten to the second scene of the Azriel Arc and completed the first scene of the Delta-6 Arc. And I am bored. I have not found a reason to care about either of the POV characters. It’s obvious that someone cared a whole lot more about ensuring that armed combat was as true to life as possible than they did about user experience. The result is that everything gunfight is a slogfest that demands attention and adds difficulty without giving a payoff in terms of plot advancement. I do not want to spend 5-10 minutes reloading a gun, and waiting for the right moment to fire just so that I can get to the next locked-room puzzle. Normally I would wait until I have played through at least once before reviewing, but I just can’t see myself picking it back up again.