Elyse B

**Spoiler Alert! Don't read on if you want to keep the surprises intact!** I was totally captivated by this game but also left a bit disappointed. I played through it three times. The gameplay was smooth and exhilarating. But here’s where it got a little tricky for me: the story. I really wanted to see St. John break free from his past and embrace new beginnings. The message seemed to navigate in that direction—cherish those around you and move forward together. I felt like Jess should’ve taken that leap too. I was rooting for St. John to realize that the love he was searching for was right there with him all along—his brother and his friends. It felt like the story was leading us to that moment, and I was so ready for it, but it didn't come to fruition. I was a little disney for me that St. John and Jess found one another again, and left me confused. Why so much metaphoria for appreciating what you have and cherishing it? It would have been so cool if he found her again but she had moved on. I feel this would have really solidified the essence of what they were building. Anyway, it's not enough to say I still didn't thoroughly enjoy this game, because I did.

Superb. Do not feed into that stupid WIRED article unethically attempting to capitalise on clicks for income via their totally unreasonable 1 out of 10 review. Baseless accusations of anti-semitic narrative, LGBTQ concerns which have nothing to do with the game, claims of uncultured characters and an uninteresting story line which clearly negates they either neglected to play the game at all or were playing with their eyes closed and ears plugged. Attempting to sabotage years of passion, plan and detail is a pathetic reach. Good on you all who had a hand in creating this masterpiece. I am only about 5 hours in and cannot wait for more.