Jason Sullivan

Part 1 was about bonding and a developing platonic love of the purest kind set against a backdrop of impossible no win decisions. The ending was both beautiful and terrible in its triumph and consequences. Raw human emotion from the darkest depths of the soul. Thats what you get from Part 2 and a lesson in the domino effect of hate. Visually stunning set against a crumbling post apocalyptic background that would be worthy of a prize on its own the journey is long and emotionally taxing at every stage but so worth every moment of effort. I can't describe the conflicts and moral dilemmas without spoilers so I will leave that to the player but trust me when I say you will experience every rollercoaster moment through the eyes of the characters. If I had a tiny complaint it would be that some of the character movement at times can feel slightly wooden but that is like saying that a great work of art would be better in a slightly nicer frame because it is unimportant to the game as a whole. Buy this game, play it, live it, love it and appreciate it for the incredible ground-breaking tour de force that it is.