A Mortician's Tale is quite an impressive thought-provoking game about death and dying. It presents it with ease, unpretentiously and positively. When you give it an extra splash of pink, you could say it's an endearing game. It's definitely an interesting look behind the scenes of funeral homes and their work. On the other hand, this game might not be for everyone.
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This story is something new and unorthodox. This is helped by the beautifully crafted setting, which represents a journey through purgatory (the beautiful places represent pieces of paradise and the dark places represent hell). You will follow a soul who feels guilt, and so ponders whether she is truly guilty or innocent. If you don't mind some of the ungodly things that are in the game, and some very dramatic scenes, try playing this game about guilt and innocence.
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The game tries to lure you into a dark environment with challenging battles, but the reality is a bit different. It's more like challenging battles with a cute nun. If you're a fan of 2D platformers, this game definitely doesn't stand out from the crowd, quite the opposite in fact. While Minoria can't match similarly-themed titles for its production values, it will certainly keep you entertained for a few game nights.
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What to write about Remothered: Broken Porcelain? If you've played the first one, definitely play this one to fill in everything about the story, which is really unique and interesting. However, if you're looking for a quality gaming experience, this game won't offer it due to the amount of bugs and poor controls. Some of the characters here you'll definitely like (Miss Reed aka Linn) and root for them, while others will just annoy you due to bugs and other issues. Not to mention the character of Mr. Stefan Ashmann, who got what he deserved.
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Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery is a masterpiece that will make you take a break from the chaos of everyday life. Here, you get the chance to immerse yourself in a bittersweet story of art, love, understanding and one big coincidence. You'll also enjoy some nice relaxing music and wake up the little artist in you for a while.
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In the end, all that is left to add is that this story has really got a perfect start. If the developers keep the game as it is, interesting, scary, mysterious, and above all playable, it could become one of those games that you won't get tired of and that you'll love to play again and again. I'll definitely wait for the next chapters and you should try the current ones in the meantime.
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Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is definitely not just a story about retrieving a dead lover from the underworld, nor is it an epic tale of revenge. Rather, it's about experience, upbringing, and contextualizing psychological difference in the age of the Vikings and Celts. Almost every aspect of the game, be it combat, puzzling, exploration, is deliberate and points to the theme of what people at the time called "the curse". The game very successfully weaves metaphors of grief and loss into the core gameplay mechanics and rich folklore. And is there a happy ending at the end? Will Senua save her beloved Dilion? Well, you'll have to find out for yourself.
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In conclusion, I can only add that it is only in the last hour that it finally starts to become clear who is the suspect and who is involved. Quite a surprising conclusion. The game gives a rather relaxing impression, nothing too complicated. It will take you something around eight to ten hours, depending on the difficulty and your reading speed.
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