This review is way too harsh. Yes, I agree with some of it; graphics aren't the best, the facial animations look like they're pieces of flesh glued to planks of wood like a bona fide skin pizza, and the loading screen times are straight up atrocious.

But the atmosphere, the exploration and the detective work is sooo much more than this review suggests. Not once did I feel like I had to aimlessly throw the different clues together by trial and error, but I found that time and time again, if I stopped for a second, and tried thinking "what would the most logical thing be in this situation" it worked a VAST majority of the time. Granted I will agree that the game does a poor job with progression, but if you're looking for something irl, you're only gonna get so many directions. You do have to do some of the work yourself.