US Gamer

14th October 2013
Beyond: Two Souls

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Mike Williams
Publisher: Sony
Machine: PlayStation 3 (US Version)

Quantic Dream's latest aims to take interactive storytelling to the next level, but it falters.

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Mike Williams

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Summary

Visually, this pushes the PlayStation 3 to what must be its limit. However, not all of the elements of the game or the story work as a cohesive whole.

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