If I were to describe this game in one word, I'd say, disappointing. It's exactly as Chessa explains it, about halfway through, it takes a sharp turn for the worst. The puzzles aren't interesting anymore, the world has lost all intrigue, and the story, if there ever was one, simply cuts out.
I'm not sure why it's getting perfect scores from so many publications, I don't think I'll ever bother playing it again, as it's just a slightly better-than-average game.
I do have a theory about games like this though, and why the media seems to love them so much, but I'll save that for an editorial.


