A tale of squandered potential. With acting talent such as Page and Dafoe on board, music from legendary composer Hans Zimmer and visuals that give the PS4 launch line-up a run for their money, it's such a shame that when it comes down to it, the incompetent story and poor gameplay mechanics leave a lot to be desired.

An amazing title... Sure, there are a few plot-holes and cliched moments, but like Heavy Rain, it may become one of your most memorable gaming experiences to date.

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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.

The visuals are incredible, but for a game obsessed with storytelling at all costs the dopey plot and underwritten characters in no way make up for the lack of gameplay.

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.