The Complex

I dont like Sci-fi genre but this one interest me because of the choices and its a narrative game . So i did it and im quite not really satisfied . The choices are really linked to death , or do something illegal , i would prefer to have more emotional choices and a more complex characters . The story was good and have some background but the whole plot conspiracy is pretty classsic and nothing really surprise me or make me wonder something . THE Kensington story was not very interesting in fact and it let me bored . The game have definitely some tense moments and some choices to make . But i would prefer to have more dramatic choices or more impactful one but i guess its ok . Can be entertaing and have 9 Differents ending ; SO its pretty replayable . It was good but i would prefer something more complex story and characters . But its a good experience i guess.

Some of the acting is a little awkward and the music isn't always seamless between the scenes and choices but it's definitely an improvement over Shapeshifting Detective and Doctor Dekker.

This is a video game - yet it's also a movie. Or multiple movies in a sense. While the core is the same, you decide the fate(s) ... and depending on your decisions the outcome is different. I personally would have loved a few more variations regarding the ending, but that's me.

Acting is rock solid and this is at least decently told. If like me you're a fan of this kind of storytelling you'll like this too. And will explore different outcomes but also different variations of where relationships are going

Really loved it, if anything it felt short I just wanted more. Everything happened so fast that it really made each choice feel intense and I loved that..

When Great Britain and North Ireland decide to go the Science Fiction route, it always is risky. This one fits the mold: too much useless dialogue, slightly acidic remarks in the British line of sarcastic tone and very little action. Adding to it, the British accent ensuring a larger international audience will have difficulty to follow the dialogues, makes it even less palatable. There are definitely British jewels to watch, more dramatic or more comedy, but when it comes to SF ... a movie is not to be shot as a series. Call it one or the other: brilliant SF series (Thee Mandolarian, The Expanse) exist. Brilliant SF movies exist (do I have to give examples?). In summary, disappointing and not recommended in the ocean of below average SF movies.