Deluded I

what can i say about this game.....bad acting really bad writing and just plain boring sorry to say....

I got it for $2 . for that price the length and quality suits it. Not expecting a AAA game for that price but i still enjoyed the story even though predictable. I then liked the achievements.

Okay I go to say I love FMV's but this game is a mess. Terrible acting, bad play control, story is a mess, nothing makes sense. This really should be free and even then. I hate to say it but this is the worst game I have ever played. Don't waste 2 hrs of your time. I was embarrassed I played it on stream.

The story is very short, the scenario is way too simple, the acting is sooo... OMG, awful. It's a shame, the film is superb and the game had real potential.

Fun but quick experimental FMV / point and click combo game. The concept works and could find a niche possibly alongside those "hidden objects" detective type games such as Big Fish Games. Definitely worth a play to see how this style could be developed into a bigger game. The cinematography and visuals were quite good, and I admired the game integration e.g. with the interactive Mac style desktop. Audio was a bit lower quality but was only distracting in phone scenes - it sounded like the voice actress was standing in the back of the room, instead of that close and slightly tinny "phone voice" I'm used to in TV and movies. The acting was fun in the FMV style of overacting. The pixel hunting was an interesting point-and-click touch and wasn't too difficult, although I did miss one in my first playthrough. I think "skip" needs to be present in any FMV games for replay value, especially if one was developed to be more complex. The combat mechanics were more fun and involved in Hijacker Jack - easier to see and more options.

I can respect a team trying to make something on a tiny budget. I understand if you can't afford better actors or lighting or sets. But it doesn't cost anything to polish up a script so that the dialogue actually sounds like human beings would say it, it doesn't cost anything to design a decent puzzle, and (since the team obviously had editing software) it doesn't cost anything to remove awkward and nonsensical cuts.