You know what doesn’t have this problem? Television. And in quieter bits, where you’re just playing as Jodie doing everyday stuff like tidying her apartment, it’s not even easy to tell what will trigger the game to progress, leading to a hesitant, frustrating tempo. Not that it would be better if the game forced me to try them over every time I struggled over the game’s gummed up controls and camera with a mind of its own. Sure, most of them are in repetitive fights rather than at the dinner table, but failing the quick-time events or stealth sections rarely means much. Beyond: Two Souls made me cut up Jodie’s potatoes.Įvery single interaction feels about that impactful. But watching Criminal Minds allowed me scroll through Twitter on my phone when things were especially schlocky. I’ve watched 14 seasons of Criminal Minds, and then the Korean version that crammed all that delicious garbage into 20 episodes, for maximum concentrated delivery. That might explain why Beyond: Two Souls would make a bearable 10-episode Netflix show, despite being a truly awful game. He has been on this argument since before this game was released back in 2013, and he still is today.
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One of the things that David Cage likes to talk about is video games being just as legitimate as TV or film. You play as both Jodie to talk or run or fight, and Aiden to toss stuff around all spooky like.
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It’s a series of non-chronological vignettes about her life being complete and utter chaos because everyone wants to know exactly what the deal is with them and how they can use it to their advantage. That open mind, like all best-laid plans, did not survive contact.īeyond: Two Souls is the tale of Jodie, and her ghost pal Aiden. It will be a good opportunity to see what all the fuss is about, both negative and positive. Sure, I said, I can review Beyond: Two Souls. The year is 2019 and I have never played a David Cage game.
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