Antonio Herrera

A small budget, relatively short experience, but one that kept me engaged from start to finish. As the story goes along, you (Or the main character Stewart) fall further and further off the deep end until you finally find out what went wrong. It's certainly got its flaws, like a clunky dialogue system with options that often don't make a difference, or moments of backtracking/walking through the same corridors repeatedly. None of the game's flaws took away from the experience enough for me to think too harshly of it, so if these adventure style games are your cup of tea, I recommend checking it out. Keep in mind that when I rate this a 4/5, it is looking at it through the lens of "Indie game I picked up on the Playstation store for ~3 bucks." It wouldn't compare to a AAA 4/5 star game, and your opinions may vary depending on how much you spend, but I definitely enjoyed my time playing and wish it were longer.