John Doe

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Worthless film. All the "suffering" past a certain point is entirely manufactured by a really dumb decision by the protagonist knowing full well there was nothing backing up said decision. Sorry, but I just can't connect with kids this dumb and overly prideful. It's just suffering for the sake of suffering. Maybe the director just had a thing for watching these types of characters in this type of situations.

It's a pretty good game. It's well made, and has strong art direction. The voice acting, while not bad, could be better. The Latin American Spanish in particular could be improved by miles, but I'll forgive it because it's a game from 2000, where this kind of multi-language VA was extremely uncommon. What I won't forgive however is the controls, especially in the last act of the game. Oh my god, it's not like it's a deal breaker or anything but making this game a point and click was a gross mistake. Please just let me use the analog to move the characters and L2 or R2 or whatever to pull up the cursor to examine stuff. The camera angles sometimes are infuriating in this same act, culminating with the worst offender at the very end. But in general? Yeah, it's pretty good and worth playing. Wish it got a remake for PS5.