Alastair Fleming

So I've just finished this game and I couldn't recommend it less. It took about 8 hours to play. This could have been reduced to about 4 hours if you could move faster than a snail. There appears to be a code that you should collect thoughout the game, played through TV and Radio. We spent time recording each one and trying to draw some kind of pattern, assuming that we would need it to complete the game. Don't waste your time, it has nothing to do with completing the game. There may be some kind of underlying code to crack, but it has no impact on completing the game. I think it is very telling that all the trophies are things such as walk backwards for 50 seconds or watch a train set go around for 2 mins. Nothing to do with the game and totally arbitrary. Overall, not an enjoyable game. It was like a long drawn out film with an average story line and almost no player interation other than tilting the remote about 15 times to play a cutsceen or pressing X to open doors. Other than the beautiful art work and novel story telling, this game has very little to offer. Try something like Detroit: Become Human or the Witness instead.