Kyle Trevithick

Stunning visuals but a story that had so much potential to be something that could turn into a trilogy was wasted on rubbish semi romance, obvious plot holes and lazy writing. Most viewers would have guessed the storyline after the first 20mins of watching. There was no kind of character development and one of the coolest characters was killed off in the most pointless sub plots I think I've ever seen. Oh and don't even start me on the ex machina moments where the character gets saved by some miracle. 3/10

Eh.. seen better from lower budgets

For anyone that enjoyed the movie Carrie, you're gonna enjoy this

Being someone with a family member that experienced the same type of mental illness that Alison Brie depicts, I'd have to say this is a stunning and accurate representation of what it's like to go through this, and other, mental illness'. It's very hard for someone to imagine what it's like for the sufferer of this, however Horse Girl seems to be the best way to show someone what it is. They do a wonderful job of making the viewers unsure of what's real, which again IS the sufferers reality. 10/10

Cringeworthy script and god awful CGI that no actor can save. Seems like a 12 year old could make a better, more imaginative script and characters

Half of the game was fantastic. Then I found out Id have to play a character I fervently hate for 12 hours and turned it off. I found myself trying to kill Abby at every chance. Weak excuse for a sequel. Waste of time and money, don't buy it. Just hang on to the memory of the first one and save your coin for cyberpunk in a few months.