As a newcomer to the gaming world. This game was visually pleasing as well as a nice introduction to the gaming world. I really enjoyed the story line/.

BEYOND: Two Souls was an absolutely amazing game. I just finished it a few days ago, and, wow. It made me laugh, cry (literally), and I loved it all the way through. If you like Heavy Rain, you'll love this game. GRAPHICS were outstanding, looked exactly like a movie.

Ok, I've only played the demo so far but that alone blew my mind it's interactive interface pulls you in as you try to escape those bent on taking you back to some top-secret lab. This game drew me in from the start, it's fast paced interaction caused my heart to speed up as I had to react solely on...

Awesome graphics, beautiful gameplay, maybe a interactive novel, excellent characters great history you can felt joy, suffer and felt scary with the protagonist, good work for Quantic dream

The studio that gave us Heavy Rain has returned with another story-driven, cinematic adventure.

Beyond: Two Souls follows the life of Jodie Holmes ( Ellen Page ), a girl born with an extraordinary power.  Some call it a gift; Jodie might call it a burden.  Jodie is a girl that has led a very different life in comparison to other young girls of her age.

+Stunning visuals

-Fixed camera can at times cause frustration

Let's get one thing straight, right from the start. Your appreciation, or lack thereof, of David Cage and Quantic Dream's latest opus is largely going to be determined by how much you subscribe to many of the controversial statements that Cage has made over the last couple of years, not to mention...

It looks pretty, There are fleeting moments when everything aligns and Beyond grabs your attention, Momentous decisions do finally come..; at the end, Fantastic performances from many of the actors, Would have made a great SyFy TV mini-series to get drunk in front of

You're even more of a spectator than you were in Heavy Rain; Shuffled structure can't compensate for a lack of narrative purpose; Emotional arcs at odds with alienating presentation; More action; but less gameplay; Contrived drama: Plot escalation is transparent and clunky far too often; especially...

Great lead performance and tech, wasted on a lacklustre story.

Impressive facial animation; Solid performance by Ellen Page

Clumsy; unnatural dialogue; No sense that you're having any impact on the story

Beyond: Two Souls is the new "interactive drama" from David Cage, the French writer/director who brought you Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain . Cage's studio Quantic Dream makes a very different kind of entertainment that's almost a hybrid of film and video game: it's all shot like a movie, while you steer...

Technically stunning graphics that really push the PS3 to the limit; Lifelike acting; with a great central performance from Ellen Page; You never know what's going to happen next

The plot doesn't make a lot of sense and the fantastical elements are overdone; The interactive drama format is better at quiet moments than action scenes; There's a lack of really meaningful choices to make

If we take a look in the Oxford Dictionary for the meaning of video game, we see that it's defined as " a game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a monitor or other display.