The game had potential to be a harrowing story of two individuals and their experiences in the war, but it ultimately morphed into a clunky gaming experience in terms of controls and visuals. The Impressionist visual style was nice, but harmed the experience later in the game when sight was necessary to navigate. The little collectibles were fun because it gave context to the scenes and taught information about the war, but later became near impossible to complete the series of notes to unlock anything at all to the point that it became a chore to find and just not worth the effort. The storyline was engaging and intense, until it became a series of fortunate circumstances and deus ex machina situations in some weird fantasy thing that pulled me right out.

I would not recommend this game simply out of sheer frustration of advancing the stage after Part 2.

The game had potential to be a harrowing story of two individuals and their experiences in the war, but it ultimately morphed into a clunky gaming experience in terms of controls and visuals. The Impressionist visual style was nice, but harmed the experience later in the game when sight was necessary to navigate. The little collectibles were fun because it gave context to the scenes and taught information about the war, but later became near impossible to complete the series of notes to unlock anything at all to the point that it became a chore to find and just not worth the effort. The storyline was engaging and intense, until it became a series of fortunate circumstances and deus ex machina situations in some weird fantasy thing that pulled me right out. I would not recommend this game simply out of sheer frustration of advancing the stage after Part 2.