Divide

So far so good. I've only played a little bit, but I can tell already I'm going to like this game. My thoughts so far, Pros: +Graphics +Storyline so far is intriguing +Music is fantastic, really goes w/ the game. +Voice acting +Runs smooth +Minimum bugs Cons: -Controller needed to play (I can see why once you play it) -Controls seem weird at first, but you catch on pretty quick -Came across a mini sound glitch where it kept repeating itself, but nothing major. So small I forgot already what the sound was. TL;DR - Would I recommend? Yes.

This game is basically a boring labyrinth. I'm saying this as a person who likes Metroidvanias, complex levels with keycards, zones you can't reach yet, backtracking, etc. It's still just a big, boring labyrinth, made from very similar assets with almost nothing to help you get your bearings. Making big, pointless labyrinths that don't feel like a real location is bad level design. I would often fall asleep as I moved with my character. Because of the isometric perspective and the intro scenes (which take place on a train station and in the protagonist's apartment) you may be misled to think that it's an action-adventure. It's not. There are some conversations and even an NPC companion, but the screenshots are misleading. The area with civilians and NPCs is 15 minutes long. The rest of my 8 hour long playtime has been spent in a big, boring labyrinth (underground high-tech complex). I managed to "complete" it only to arrive at another big, boring labyrinth. The story is badly writte...