What do you get when you have media with no tension, no drama and one of the cutest actresses in Hollywood? Well you either get X-Men: The Last Stand or Beyond: Two Souls. The crappiness of The Last Stand is well documented so we're going to be picking on Beyond: Two Souls now since at least that...

Voice acting is pretty good

Not a video game; not a movie; nothing of value

I really can't trust this game to be good, with the poor writing and awful gameplay that came out of Heavy Rain, I may give it a shot if it becomes free for PS Plus but until then there is no way I am spending my money on this.

The visuals are incredible, but for a game obsessed with storytelling at all costs the dopey plot and underwritten characters in no way make up for the lack of gameplay.

Incredible graphics, both in terms of the facial animation and backdrops; A superb central performance from Ellen Page

Silly, tonally inconsistent story and shallow characterisation; Very little real gameplay and far more linear than it likes to pretend

No one shies away from the word ‘hate' quite like game reviewers. Somewhere along the line we lost sense of what it was for a game to be critically divisive. My favourite films of this year (Spring Breakers and Only God Forgives) have truly divided people, the critical consensus erring slightly...

This review is my tribute to David Cage. I'm breaking all the Critical Gamer reviewing rules! I'm writing in first person, I am paying no heed to the word count, and who knows? Maybe I'll purposefully throw in a spelling mistake or two. I'm a goddamned maverick, just like Cage.

Upon finishing Beyond: Two Souls for the first time, or perhaps during various points in its haphazard scatter-shot narrative, you'd be forgiven for thinking Quantic Dream's Lead Designer David Cage has lost his mind.

Unbelievable graphics; Very Emotive Animation

Jarring Narrative; Bad Controls

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...

I know i'll be hated throughout for writing this review but this game is not for a gamer. When you are playing you expect to be using your fingers and your brain. And you can be sure none of either you will need to play this game. About the game.

One of the best games I've played, didn't want to stop playing, the acting is great and really draws you in and the game itself is gripping and tugs on you emotionally

if u feel like u want a movie-game this is it!

This game is like playing a movie..; great experience..; if u played heavy rain you know what im saying

maybe i felt like the game was short but not really a con...