As I'm writing this, I have yet to complete the whole game and, so far, the story is enthralling, the protagonist is more fragile than you run-of-the-mill space marine/engineer and the more you delve in the "lore" of the crew, the more you want to know about what really happened. The plot is consistent and doesn't go for big reveals right off the bat, it keeps you on the edge every step of the way and even puts some little clever details (before this game I had no idea what Dutch Elm Disease was and, once I googled it, it made me crack a smile, since it was related to the events on board of the Groomlake, kind of like a little easter egg). The puzzles are not too difficult, neither too easy and some of them will make you facepalm and say "Why I didn't think of that?" If you like space horror and you're interested in a captivating plot with a somewhat relatable protagonist and you're a brave Sierra adventurer (or played both the games on the title of this review) go for it, you won't regret it.
