Gaming Age

8th October 2013
Beyond: Two Souls

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Paul Bryant
Publisher: Sony
Machine: PlayStation 3 (US Version)

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Paul Bryant

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Scores

PlayStation 3 Version
Overall75%

Summary

The game does tell an interesting and emotional story, and the acting is top notch, but it does aimlessly plod along here and there. Thankfully, Quantic Dream ensured that Beyond: Two Souls would wrap up in an amazing, thought-provoking way which does make the ride very much worth taking.

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