This game is another David Cage banger, but probably the weakest out of all Quantic Dream titles. The story is great. The acting is phenomenal. The gameplay mechanic with Aiden is a good addition to the traditional Quantic Dream formula so you're doing more than QTEs and slowly walking. Really wish they would add a run button to these games though. The main problem is that as much as the game tries to convince you that they are lots of choices to be made, that is simply not true. Its still great if you're a David Cage fan though. If you don't like PC controls, then hook up a gamepad because like all other Quantic Dream games, that is how it was designed to be played.
Despite the complete lack of a Theory of a Deadman soundtrack and depression meter, this is a David Cage classic. Also, Ethan Mars is probably the worst father a child could ever have and he kind of deserves all of the misfortune he has to endure.
If you like David Cage games, B-movies, murder mysteries, and just early 2000s vibes then you must play this game. The plot goes off the rails in the last 2 hours because David Cage legit thought that nobody would finish the game, but its still worth a playthrough.
