Разработчик: Quantic Dream
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ПРОЖИВИ ЭКСТРАОРДИНАРНУЮ ЖИЗНЬ: ОДНА ЖИЗНЬ, ДВЕ ДУШИ
Уникальный психологический экшен-триллер Beyond: Two Souls с участием голливудских суперзвезд голливудских суперзвезд Эллиот Пейдж и Виллема Дефо уносит вас в увлекательное путешествие по всему миру, в котором вы проживете часть удивительной жизни Джоди Холмс.
Джоди не такая как все: с рождения она обладает связью с таинственным существом с невероятными способностями.
Ваши действия определят судьбу Джоди, отправившейся в путешествие, в котором она намерена выяснить правду о своей природе, и где ее ждут экстраординарные испытания, опасности и душераздирающая потеря.
Проживая ее жизнь, действуя и принимая решения, создайте насыщенную историю девочки с врожденной связью со сверхъестественным существом по имени Айден.
Играя как за Джоди, так и за Айден, вы столкнетесь с поразительными физическими и психологическими вызовами, благодаря которым сумеете понять, что же на самом деле находится... по ту сторону.
ПРОВЕРЬТЕ СВОИ НАВЫКИ В DLC «РАСШИРЕННЫЕ ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТЫ»
Оригинальная DLC-миссия из релиза для PlayStation™ вошла в полное издание игры для ПК. Всю игру можно пройти в двух режимах сложности, а также в режимах для одного или двух игроков.ПРОХОДИТЕ ИГРУ ТАК, КАК ВАМ ЗАХОЧЕТСЯ
В кинематографическом или хронологическом порядке? Выберите способ прохождения и даже играйте в режиме локального кооператива с использованием отдельного контроллера для каждого игрока: одного – для игры за Джоди, другого – для игры за Айден. Играйте так, как вам хочется.ПОЛНОСТЬЮ ОПТИМИЗИРОВАНО ДЛЯ ПК
Версия Beyond: Two Souls для ПК обладает потрясающей графикой в разрешении 4K, поддерживает 60 кадр/с и совместима с ультраширокими мониторами (21:9).
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, czech, danish, dutch, finnish, greek, hungarian, japanese, korean, norwegian, polish, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, spanish - latin america, swedish, traditional chinese, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7 or later (64 bit)
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-4430 @ 3.0 GHz or AMD FX-6300 @ 3.5 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 with 2GB VRAM or AMD Radeon HD 7870 with 2GB VRAM
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 49 GB
- Дополнительно: 720p, 30 FPS
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7 or later (64 bit)
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-6600K @ 3.5GHz or AMD Ryzen 3 1300X @ 3.4GHz
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 with 4GB VRAM or AMD Radeon R9 390 with 4GB VRAM
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 49 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 60 FPS
Mac
Linux
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This game was a beautiful and unexpected experience, while the graphics are lacking compared to more modern games, it does not fall short in story. You learn so much about Jodie and Aiden, and the powers they possess, while facing horrors of humans, and spirits? demons? ghosts? Something like that. I don't know what else to add to make this seem professional and reliable, but the game is genuinely amazing and if you can spare 10 hours playing this game, you wont regret it.
Game is awesome and fun!! Controls are a bit clunky but the story and visuals make up for it!! COOL Visuals and Actions
This game is frustrating, mainly for the play and push system. For a left-handed person, it's basically unfair. Unlike Detroit Become Human which has only small moments of button smashing, this is nearly half the game. It becomes infuriating when you have to keep re-trying, only to finally lose and look like a failure. That said, the story is very compelling. The gameplay ruins it though.
This game was surprisingly bad, it didnt seem like a game it felt like an animated movie, and when i got the chance to play or walk the controls were HELL, i bought this game bc i thought it was going to be just like detroit become human, turns out this was very different there were a bunchf of episodes which werent even linked together, the story was so confusing it was also so random, i was trying so hard to play it without complaining but after passing the " welcome to the CIA" mission i felt like there was a big truck passing through my ass every episode after that mission.
i didnt wanna force myself to play this HELL of a game, ik i got over an hour on this but ive finished 10 episodes with that hour, and i waited and waited but there was nothing, it felt like your choices were affecting each episode not the whole game it was so complicated, not even in a hard way it was just confusing, im refunding asap, maybe i was overreacting but its too much, idk what the budget was but the graphics were weird they were focusing on the girl's graphics, the other characters were like 2d on high graphics settings, even if this game was made in 2013 either make them all bad quality or all good quality.\
Ngl this game was only bad bc it dosent really support mouse and keyboard and currently i dont have a controller so maybe i did overreact but i think they shouldve kept this game console only, Mouse and keyboard controls were impossible even walking felt hard for the first time.
I was 12 when this game came out and watching playthroughs of it on YouTube kinda changed my life. But buying it and finishing it myself for the first time now was a truly.. 'meh' experience. There's not that much to explore and there's zero stakes to almost all the action. It's just a mildly interactive dystopian movie tbh.
A Good Story/Movie/Game.
Especially if you are tired of just "shoot'em up" games.
hilariously trope-y and has a shit control scheme. also really, REALLY basic writing. still, cool concept, and frankly a really unique time. bought it on sale for like 5 bucks, and it was basically a 10-14 hour movie.
Its good. Impossible to play using mouse and keyboard though. Have to use controller. cant map keys using controller for some reason in the settings options. Would be nice to be able to run or jog more often . Her walk is soooo slow
It's a good game. The acting is great, the plot is boring in places, but the story is good. The ending was disappointing, but fine. 7/10
Great Story, well worth playing. I wish I had played this game before.
Performance from both, Paige and Dafoe is just stellar. The script is really good and I think David Cage has done very well on this game. Having played both Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain, I could see where things were going for him as a writer but I also understand some scenes weren't appreciated by everyone in those past games. The whole script for BTS is very good, story wise I'm giving this one a 8/10.
I'm not a huge fan of QTE in games, but I think this one was quite acceptable. Maybe some QTE could have been avoided as well (i.e. when not in combat or a non challenging scene) these could have been just reduced to one key input - that's it. There were some important scenes where I just didn't see the QTE prompt due to the light background and light coloured prompt and I was very irritated by it as I've missed it.
The way the character moves can be quite clunky but I appreciate this is a game over 10 years old now, so I forgive this one. For example, where you're meant to come back from setting the explosives under the 3 pillars, I just could not manage to turn back easily because I was facing the wrong way and this was quite slow - still, thankfully it didn't affect my time escaping
Playing the game in non-chronological order is probably the best choice and it's great you can replay the scenes to have different endings. However there are too many breaks where you jump back and forth to when you're young and older. Not a big deal but some chapters were very short and it feels like you don't get to do much..I didn't enjoy 'playing' The Party scene as.. it can be quite girly or cheesy but I hear if you chose revenge- things can go pretty insane. However, I wouldn't mind if it was a cinematic. The same thing goes for the Saturday night chapter, really.
Note that I didn't go for the option of 'fully romancing' - I was surprised to see Ryan was considered as an option as he clearly stated how many craps he gave for Jodie XD then all of a sudden she likes him.. As per The Dinner I didn't see any sex scenes as in other games, although some people claim there is. It would have been inappropriate as well as the character just looked too young? I think Beyond Two Souls was just fine the way I played it and I didn't choose a partner until the very end of the game. Otherwise staying alone is too sad for an ending lol
The end of it was very nice, LIGHT SPOILER WARNING - if you follow the right path of course and not the aggressive/cold way, the ending is gorgeous, it brought a tear to my eye actually and it was awesome finding out Aiden's identity .
I am not sure after 12 years? if we'll ever get the sequel regardless of actors choices with every respect. However there is a clear scene at the very end, suggesting a sequel is to take place and... well, there isn't one at least by the time of this review and it is very annoying.
Come on Quantic Dreams, get to work on a sequel while I play Detroit.
One of the best purchases I've made. Has a great mix of good gameplay and interesting story
It’s a choice-based game that feels more like a movie than a traditional game. The story is decent but a bit scattered, focusing more on individual moments than a big connected narrative. The graphics are great for its time, and the cast is excellent. It’s worth playing at least once.
Haven't played a game like this before, very cinematic experience which is entertaining and the story just draws you in.
Overview
Beyond: Two Souls, developed by Quantic Dream, is an interactive drama and action-adventure game first released in 2013 for PlayStation 3 and later ported to PC in 2019. The game follows the life of Jodie Holmes, a woman connected to a mysterious, supernatural entity named Aiden. As players guide Jodie from childhood to adulthood, they make decisions that affect the story’s outcome. The gameplay combines cinematic sequences with interactive elements, including quick-time events (QTEs) and exploration.
Gameplay
Beyond: Two Souls focuses on narrative-driven gameplay, where players control Jodie and her otherworldly companion, Aiden.
- Character Control: Players alternate between controlling Jodie and Aiden. While Jodie experiences the physical world, Aiden interacts with objects and influences events from the supernatural realm.
- Decision Making: The game features significant choices that influence the narrative. These decisions impact Jodie's relationships and the broader events of the game, leading to multiple possible outcomes.
- Action Sequences: Quick-time events are common, requiring players to press buttons at the right time during intense moments. Failing a QTE can alter the flow of the story.
Story
The narrative follows Jodie’s journey as she learns to live with her connection to Aiden, exploring themes of identity, the supernatural, and personal growth. The story is told non-linearly, jumping between various stages of Jodie’s life, from childhood to adulthood, as she deals with the consequences of her connection to Aiden and seeks answers about her existence. Jodie’s relationships with key characters, such as Nathan (a scientist) and Ryan (a CIA agent), form the emotional core of the game.
Graphics and Sound
On PC, the game shines with detailed character models, lifelike animations, and immersive environments. The visuals, especially the facial expressions during emotional moments, enhance the game’s cinematic feel. The voice acting is excellent, with Ellen Page delivering a powerful performance as Jodie, supported by Willem Dafoe as Nathan. The hauntingly beautiful score by Lorne Balfe complements the game’s tone and emotional weight.
Pros
- Emotional Storytelling: The narrative touches on deep themes of identity, relationships, and the supernatural, offering a captivating emotional experience.
- Great Character Development: Jodie’s journey from childhood to adulthood is compelling and relatable.
- Impressive Graphics: The visuals are stunning, especially in the PC version, contributing to a cinematic experience.
- Strong Voice Acting: Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe’s performances bring depth and authenticity to the characters.
- Choice-Driven Gameplay: Multiple choices lead to different outcomes, encouraging replayability.
Cons
- Non-linear Structure: The non-linear narrative can be confusing at times and disrupt the pacing.
- Repetitive Action Sequences: Quick-time events can feel repetitive, especially in action-heavy moments.
- Limited Exploration: While some exploration is encouraged, it feels somewhat restricted.
[*] Pacing Issues: Some chapters drag, while others feel rushed, affecting the overall flow.
Conclusion
Beyond: Two Souls offers an emotionally engaging experience with a strong narrative, memorable characters, and impressive visuals. The game’s decision-making and branching storylines provide depth and replay value, while the non-linear structure and repetitive action sequences may detract from the experience. Overall, it’s a standout interactive drama for players who enjoy cinematic storytelling and emotional journeys.
one of the most fascinating, atmospheric and touching stories i've played.
game is fine but the audio is really buggy and sometimes voicelines just don't play
bro this game wrecked me. I just wanted to play a game, but instead I ended up processing my entire life.
- Every scene: more trauma
- Every decision: more stress
first this game was a lil confusing and you switched to different timelines (Memories) but in the end it all makes sense if u pay attention ofc.
I reaaallly want to know what would happen if I chose other decisions. It was deep for me when I had to choose between afterlife or continue to live and to choose how I want to live.
An amazing game. It's an interactive story, rather than mad button bashing action. Giving you control of the girl and the entity as they progress from a child upward (If done in chronological order). It does have a very emotional story and you really feel invested in the girl to try and help others.
It follows a girl who is born with an invisible "entity" that follows and helps her (or hinders). It's an amazing story and would make an epic movie. Using real motion capture from familiar actors brings it more alive.
A must play if you love story driven games. Even though it's an older game it's still amazing and looks gorgeous.
If you are looking for something more supernatural and paranormal you might want to skip out on this. The story is more drama with supernatural elements sprinkled here and there. The controls are not consistent as to when you can or cannot do something / interact with. The controls also feel clunky and difficult to use at times. There are moments in the game where it was unclear what to do next.
The game does have it's moments that are well written, and the overall concept is interesting. The first hour of the game I was hooked. Beyond Two Souls has a really strong opening if you are playing the original story layout. However, it slowly looses steam as the story plays out, but you are still wanting to understand "what the heck is going on?" Then by the end you are left feeling like the story is unfulfilling with a lot of things left to be desired.
Sadly, Beyond also falls into the trap a lot of "choice matters" games do: Some of your choices do not actually matter and are forced into a certain path and / or narrative even if it does not make sense. I really wanted to like this game, but it's not for me. My best advice is if you still want to give this PS3 area game classic a go, you need to keep an open mind.
It was fun, but the controls where weird and I don't see myself play it again to see all the endings.
The overall story is really great with good narration.
Each episode has its own story which is linked somehow to the main story and makes the story more interesting.
The game is played in episodes, some are short other are lengthy but played in non-chronological order which could be confusing in the beginning but easily to catch up later after few episodes. Otherwise, you could play the game in Remixed mode which offers chronological order of episodes but personally I don't recommend because it could be boring and not meant to be played this way.
The controls are pretty bad tbh.
The cast is fantastic, everyone sounds great. The game itself is enjoyable, its all QTE and searching for things to interact with, standard for this genre. Controls suck, also standard lol. The story, while entertaining, is mediocre, which i don't really dock much points for, because i love corny, cheesy stuff. The biggest 2 issues for me, are: 1. how awful the whole timeline is. If someone were to play this game, I would 100% recommend they play in the 'new' chronological order. Made it incredibly hard to mentally track what my character had already experienced. The biggest issue BY FAR, is 2. the "romance." TLDR, its EXTREMELY forced, killed the entire mood of the last few missions for me. Spoiler version breakdown: Ryan is a fucking creep. Grooms Jodi into the CIA at 17 when hes like 30? after she completely told him off, almost killed him in the helicopter, and then threatened him before a mission, he asks her out?? and then if you reject him, he asks you out again??? and both times, the rejection is like 'aww sowwy wyan but i just don't wanna, if that's okay with you' girl WHAT?? then in the final mission, he grabs Jodi and kisses her. like why cant i just shoot him there? where is the option post game to pursue legal action?? speaking of, the post game option is, you guessed it, spend your life with ryan!!! Disgusting.
Played the non-linear path because it’s recommended. It genuinely makes no sense at points and idk why it’s recommended. I’ll play the linear path soon to see if the sequencing is the problem.
Seems like a neat story, but the controls are just awful (with a controller, probably also without) - the gameplay is all about quicktime events, as usual for Quantic Dream, but this was before they learned to tell you what to actually press, and you're supposed to just figure it out based on how the camera happens to be angled at the time. The frustration of failing QTEs and having to start over, when they never told you what to even press, isn't worth it when you can just watch it on youtube and have basically the same experience
Positives;
+ Good graphics
+ Realistic action scenes
+ Good Story
+ Appropriate gameplay lenght(Not boring)
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Negatives;
- Unnecessary Scary Scene(Not scary at all)
- Action skill controls are weak
Game is awesome and fun!! Controls are a bit clunky but the story and visuals make up for it!!
Don't forget to watch the bonus video content from the menu especially "The Dark Sorcerer" one.
I can't forget this game. So many emotions, so little time. I really appreciate the stories and genres like this.
SPOILERS!!! This was so sad that it physically hurt sometimes. I don't know if I've ever felt so much for a fictional character as I did for Jodie. SPOILERS!!! The twist at the end seemed out of place. She was consumed by loneliness that Aiden should have been able to quell being her twin's soul. That whole aspect of the plot where the other side was the afterlife or something was just kinda off. Controls were annoying as hell sometimes. The plot kinda sucked sometimes. Apparently David Cage, the writer and director of this game, is an asshole. But the themes and characters were great. It's not perfect, but this game spoke to me so deeply on alienation and loneliness that I must recommend it.
HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
This was my first Quantic Dream game and I honestly prefer it over Detroit: Become Human.
Yes, the controls and QTEs are a hassle. All interact-able elements are defined by a small white dot. I had many moments where I was unsure of which direction to tilt the joystick to activate the interaction. And don't even get me started on memory links which require you to randomly maneuver both joysticks.
But these setbacks did not prevent me from enjoying the story and its characters. This game holds up really well graphically and the acting is great. I won't spoil anything, but it's absolutely still worth checking out.
--> Really nice and interactive drama
--> Fascinating experience that expertly links story and mechanics to further your connection to the world.
--> Ambitious game that tries to push the boundaries of interactive storytelling
--> It has it's share of flaws and may not be for everyone
I've been late to this game, even with the PC Port happening more than four years ago, but I'm glad I've finally been able to play this game. I'm just now getting into Quantic Dream titles. My original plan was to play Detroit: Become Human and experience that for myself. I did, and I loved it. Then, I wanted more interactive storytelling with cinematic experience in mind, so I also bought Beyond: Two Souls (and Heavy Rain).
Unlike Detroit: Become Human, I went in blind with this game, haven't watched it as a movie previously, and I absolutely loved it. This was certainly a cinematic experience with a lot of emotions attached to it, and it really moved me. I have to admit, I didn't resonate with the story at the beginning, but as I've progressed I was heavily invested in Jodie's story.
Characters had their tropes, but for an 11 years old title, it's alright. I liked Cole the most, he was the MVP in this story; and I loved Nathan's progression while I believed it lacked more storytelling along the way, which would've helped his mental state throughout the story. Many people disliked Ryan, but I very much believe Ryan was deliberately introduced as a dislikable character and turned out to be a great companion by the end - at which point, I could say I like Ryan. Kept him alive all the way to the end for that reason.
There are somewhat weird aspects too. Norah's story is pretty much non-existent and while it kind of makes sense from Jodie's perspective, the immediate shift to "CIA stuff" was too sharp of a corner. It could've been laid better. Also, Jodie's actions seem to have very little effect outside the endings, and she pretty much exists to be abused by people - which is a heavy theme by itself, but it was the foundation of the character, so I'm not nitpicking there. However, I would've liked her to be more rogue in a sense, rather than a broken person who accepts their fate before crying out against it. Again, it's not an easy plot to manage, so I'm not fighting against Jodie's storyline. It actually made me resonate with her feelings.
For Steam Deck (or Controller) players, I think there's a problem with right stick registering in this game and at times the game will fail to register your right stick move. The workaround is to move the stick in and around the direction you aim to make your move in game. I realised this much later. Although, I have no idea how it is with keyboard and mouse, however, I played the whole thing on Steam Deck and performance was great. This problem caused me a few quick time events here and there, but it was a smooth sailing.
Overall, this was a beautiful experience. I loved the sequences, the storytelling, the interactions. I would love to see another entry in this universe, perhaps loosely tied to Beyond: Two Souls. Seems like Quantic Dreams games let the player have a taste of their universes and make the player yearn for a bit more of that now familiar reality.
A fantastic game I finally had the pleasure to play many, many years late.
Such an amazing game, story ,graphics, ability to chose outcomes - everything is just amazing. One thing that rarely annoys is controls, but you get used to it. Definitely 10/10
For a 2013 game, it is solid good for that period.
I come to this game after playing Detroit Become Human and realize Quantic Dream can into serious game / motion capture.
The game has good story, good soundtrack. Of course not as good as DTH (but that game is the GOAT from Quantic).
The downside is the control is a big laggy and not accurately responsive.
I seriously cannot believe people can hate this game. I will admit, I was hesitant to buy this because of the gameplay (which doesn't really feel like gameplay at times) and because of the other reviews I had seen, but after my playthrough, I have COMPLETELY changed my mind. This game is a masterpiece, it was written so amazingly.
I really can't say anything more, you have to play this for yourself to understand. This game has easily become one of my favorites, from the music, to the incredible cast of characters and the amazing performances, it is INCREDIBLE. I almost never write serious reviews for games, but this game has changed that because of its impact on me---it was just that good.
Jodie deserves the world. 10/10.
I absolutely loved Heavy Rain and Detroit Become Human, but the mouse/keyboard controls on this game are so janky that it's infuriating. I uninstalled it and will just watch someone else play it on YouTube.
My first Quantic Dream game was "Detroit: Become Human", and compared to it, this game is pretty underwhelming.
The story and premise are pretty good, all things considered. Unfortunately, there is only one story here, and that's the only one they are telling, no matter what the player chooses. There is no impact on the story whatsoever, the only changes are purely cosmetic, and dialogue will sometimes be completely out of place, because they expect a specific behaviour, and no other behaviour will fit the story. The only choice that actually matters is in the "Black Sun" chapter at the very end, which gives you one of two main endings (and a few options for sub-endings).
The story itself also has a few minor flaws (Aiden's behaviour, for example, is not always consistent), which further hinders the experience.
The feeling I'm left with is a pure lack of freedom and of choice, which is the exact opposite of what is advertised. Therefore, while I did really enjoy my first blind playthrough, I simply cannot recommend this game, aside from people who want a "one and done" story and do not wish to explore the choices in the world.
If you're expecting a reactive story, this is not the game for you.
This game (movie) will make 10 minutes feel like an hour. So many unnecessary story lines. The controls are so frustrating to use, its like a guessing game. Wouldn't recommend..
Beyond: Two Souls is much more than just a video game: it's a true interactive cinematic experience, combining poignant storytelling, exceptional performances, and innovative gameplay. If you're a fan of deep narratives and emotional immersions, this game is for you!
For being 11 years old the game holds up fairly well when it comes to graphics and animations. The cast is stellar, as is the voice acting, but that's where it end. The story is jumping from trope to prejudice to clichee back to trope, rules and limitations of supernatural beings are changed every chapter to fit the story, there are hundreds of deus ex machinas and most characters just dont seem well written or compelling. Elliot Pages wonderful performances covers this, but honestly Jodies reaction to most things happening to her just seems not fleshed out. The end game is particularly bad and I kept rolling my eyes over and over at how weird the conclusions were or how out of place they felt. I would recommend it on a steep discount, but this was clearly by far the weakest game.
The controls and camera are super janky and I can't stand Jodie - the writing is also absolute dog and so boring!!
The story is very good. The voice acting is very good. The unresponsive mouse interactions are not. If you can suffer through failing to move your mouse to the left time and again, even if you do actually move it to the left, the story is worth experiencing. Key presses are fine though. It's only the mouse. I hear that it is much better with a controller.
I just bought it and I was not expecting it at all. It's true with the love of the elements of the story and I like it.
Healing my inner teenager by playing all the games I would watch on youtube. The graphics and story are definetely something you have to play yourself. Thank you for creating such an amazing game.
The story is quite mishandled and mixed together with very unclear direction.... however ... ive never played a game that questions my morals as much as this one has. the story, if not mishandled so poorly, could've been the greatest hit in gaming history. some decisions i had to sit there and think about for a good solid minute, i even questioned at times my own moral integrity at the choices i had to make. also its a plus that sometimes theres chapters in the game where i didnt even know if i was going through the actual direction of the story and role or i happened to stumble upon a option not many happened to end up with.
8 / stop it aiden
Overall the experience was good. Story was interesting to keep me playing.
it goes on sale very often. buy it on sale.
Story - 8/10
Graphics - 9/10
Performance - 10/10
Gameplay - 9/10
Replayability - 6/10
I finished the story once and didn't care to play again for a second playthrough.
Loved the end credit scene, especially outfit they gave to the protagonist. Wish they continue the story and make an action game with super human abilities like control or quantum break.
Its a fun game sometimes things go out of logic and you laugh at the shittiest plot holes and unrealistic senerios , but thats ok for what it is priced at . Nathen and jodie chemistry at the start of the game i loved it . When jodie is taken to CIA Nathen pain and jodi pain i loved it .
Absolute killer game, worth time spending. With it's minute problems, but who's perfect in this world?
Always a delight revisiting Quantic Dreams games. Especially Beyond Two Souls.
Beyond Two Souls is the one game from Quantic Dreams, besides Detroit Become Human, that I had fallen in love with. The story, the dialouge, the characters, the artwork, the soundtrack, all of it combined was a good palate to my plate. Beyond Two Souls needs more recongition, especially when on the topic of spiritual entities from the other side. Yeah sure there may be Dark Picture Anthologies or the Supermassive Games Companies that hit "supernatural", but Beyond Two Souls explains it scientifically to which I love. I love Jodie, I love the characters she runs into, especially Stan and his rundown team. Everything about this game made me fall in love with choose your own story games.
As much as I used to love Beyond: Two Souls back in the years when this game was just on Playstation, I can't reccomend this PC port as the controls are very often confusing or just opposite. I played the game on controller but the game struggles with registering your controls. Detroit: Become Human did well with the pc port and i suppose its because its a modern game. Still, really unfortunate for me to return this with almost hour of struggle controls on controller.
Amazing story with enough immersion to keep it interesting.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Quantic Dream |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 76 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 85% положительных (5071) |