The Cat Lady

A poetic and deeply immersive game. I loved it. The story is well written, very dark at the beginning. The music is great and the graphics, although simple, are really consistent with the atmosphere of the game. The gameplay is simple and eficient, the puzzles are complicated enough to challenge you but easy enough not to get stuck ten days on the same chapter. The developers have chosen to deal with the Depression Illness as central to the game and they did it with intelligence and subtility. It reminded me a lot of Silent Hill 2, as a poetic and psychoanalytic game. A 5 star game, no hesitation. Buy it, it´s worth the price of a Mc Donalds.

A great point and click adventure game. Make it your next purchase.

Set in a darker mood around Susan's struggles with depression, which might not be to everyone's taste, this is one of the best adventure games I've played. Like others have said, its violence and gore levels are never gratuitous, and serve a (well balanced) purpose. The story is compelling, well strutured, and the multiple endings, will make you start all over again to see what you could've done differently to affect the outcome. The puzzles are "easy" and logical enough that you won't get stuck for too long. FOR LINUX USERS: runs nicely through wine. Just set the render to DirectDraw, and _DO_NOT_ downgrade the textures to 16bit, as that will hamper your ability to finish the game.

One of the independent game (with Lone Survivor) who is able to keep the atmosphear of the best episodes Silent Hill series (Silent Hill 2, 4, Shaterred Memories).

It's a really good game. The puzzle parts remind me a bit of some point-and-click games, but I think the story and narrative are where the game truly shines. What I liked most was that it's less of a linear story about 'good people versus evil people' and more one where 'everyone is evil in some way' (or perhaps, 'everyone has their own darkness').