Jon Warren

I watched 20 minutes of cringey sex scenes and horrible acting before turning off. I'm struggling to think of anything I've watched that is worse than this. The original Resident Evil's voice actors did a better job than the lead actress here.

Utterly awful. Poor loading times, xbox 360 graphics, no real story or explanation as to why this fiery creature follows you at certain points in the game, or if you take too long in some sections. Just a complete mess of a game.

Bad acting with a story that seems to have been thrown together randomly without any thought or shed of logic. I'm still trying to work out if it's supposed to be a horror or a comedy seeing as it isn't scary or funny (other than the laughable acting and the dramatic music).

The first one was poor, but I gave this one a chance... for the first 40 minutes. The opening sequence was brilliant, but after it flashed back to where the first film left off it went back to being boring and laughable. Can't understand why people rate this film so highly.

What's the point in having a sprint mechanic if sprinting makes you get stuck to things, particularly on the narrow maze levels? Potential to be a really good game but frustrating controls let it down massively.

Brilliant series, poor ending. Well worth a watch but sadly the final two episodes aren't great and any questions you may have probably won't be answered. I did enjoy every episode despite that however.

Painfully boring. I loved life is strange but sadly this game doesn't reach anywhere near the same levels. Characters annoyed me from very early on and I had no interest in developing their relationships, rather progressing the story as quickly as I could to get it over with. Choices don't really seem to make any difference to the outcome of the game, and the 'puzzles' are so linear that you can't fail. Disappointing. Quick edit - usually even if a game is dull I will try to squeeze out the remaining achievements. I've cut my losses on this one, £12 wasted.

Extremely disappointed with this game as I liked the look of it when it was announced. I thought this game was going to be like life is strange, which I have played through on both the xbox 360 and xbox one and thoroughly enjoyed both playthroughs. Tell me why however has a weak story, irritating characters and seemingly no consequence of picking the 'bad' dialogue options. For me there are too many pointless, yet forced mini games, which appear to be there just to fill out a game completely lacking in excitement. For example why on earth would somebody want to play through a section in which you have to sort through files in a store room? Or decide which items of furniture should be kept or binned? This is supposed to be a videogame, not a long drawn out series of chores?! By the time I got to chapter 3 I had already lost interest, and began hitting random buttons where the game wanted me to make dialogue choices and I was relieved to reach the end of the game. Once that achievement popped I was out of there. I hit the home button on my controller and didn't even watch the final cutscenes. I simply don't care how that story ended. The only saving grace about tell me why is that it has easy achievements, which is the only thing that kept me going through this dire, excuse for a game. Though annoyingly, having two separate achievements means two separate playthroughs. I am at this point debating setting for 1450 out of the 1500 available points rather than sitting through that again! You have been warned.

I'm not going to give this movie one star because unlike some of the worst movies I've seen, this one was well acted out. Sadly that is as much as I can positively say about this movie. Confusing, weak storyline with little actually happening other than finger pointing about who is a witch and who isn't. The ending seems ridiculous when you consider the direction this film was trying to go in throughout. Very disappointing as I had been looking forward to watching this movie. Two stars for me is generous, though I have seen far worse.