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Genuinely great visual novel with some innovative writing.
Just Monika.

Bit of a mixed bag this one. I'm a massive Twin Peaks fan and had been really looking forward to this. From this point of view, I am very happy that this exists - there's a real joy to be had visiting various locations from the third series of the show and bits of it are really nicely put together. However, there's quite a few things that don't feel right and are probably attributable to the devs being from a new studio. Some of the textures and animations feel very slapdash and under-worked on. The Dougie Jones model is very low quality, the deer in the forest is terribly animated, and there are numerous problems with sounds, props falling through surfaces/environments, inconsistent interactivity....not a really polished overall experience.
The red room having a ceiling just feels wrong, and the final scene of the Palmer household is just a jpeg - no depth, no sense of place. Feels more like a fan tribute than a final, professionally made product.
I also feel like there's some missed opportunities - would have loved to visit the convenience store, stand before the majestic teapot that is Phillip Jeffries, even a passive journey through the atomic bomb of episode 8 (I mean, this is a scene that screams for a VR version)...
I guess I'd recommend it to fans of the show who are interested in anything Peaks, but they would need to temper their expectations that this would be like being in the show itself...

I've only played the first of two levels, but have to say that this is a very impressive title...
I played with Windows Mixed Reality and, even though it's not "officially" supported (at least, according to store page), it plays perfectly and even has the correct controller model in-game.

The visuals are top-notch (amongst the best I've seen so far) and the puzzles are initially a bit confusing, but once you suss them out a bit, they seem relatively straightforward yet satisfying.

Really keen to press on with the next level, and definitely looking forward to further installments.

A really pleasant game with sci-fi/supernatural elements that never terrifies but rather tells a story of friendship and the complexities of human interaction . The writing and voice acting are absolutely top notch; believable, humorous and compelling. It's a short experience (my playthrough was approx 4 hours) and although there are multiple endings I don't feel the need to immediately go back and achievement hunt...my initial playthrough was satisfying and the ending felt right - bittersweet in some respects and deserved in all.
A true gem of a game with an idiosyncratic art style, amazing soundtrack and great storytelling.

errrrr.....why is this now looking like PUBG?

Enigmatic "on rails" storytelling experience.
Don't expect to come away knowing what this is about after the first playthrough...give yourself over to the hypnotic magic of it, and let the story wash over you.
Really worthwhile experience, will definitely revisit in the near future in order to get more of a handle on the story.

A fun Portal-a-like game; it looks great, doesn't outstay it's welcome, and provides a decent mix of mechanics through puzzles that can take a bit of lateral thinking but which won't leave you stumped for hours. An excellent job and well-worthy of a sequel or additional DLC.

Best game of 2016. If you liked the studio's first game, "Limbo", then "Inside" will leave you speechless. The same fluid 2D platform puzzler elements combined with an artstyle that surpasseses "Limbo" and leaves it in the dust. The world in this game is unlike anything I've ever seen in a game; some amazing setpieces, stunning and haunting imagery, and a lingering feeling of unease last way after the credits roll.
Yes it's short....but it's damn near perfect.

An excellent game with a novel-like feel.
The creators do an great job of playing with your expectations and manage to weave multiple threads of drama, thriller and mystery around a gorgeous-looking walking-sim.
If I have any criticism, it's the large number of invisible walls and some clunky manoeuvring around bits of the scenery. These issues aside, this was a fantastic game that defies genre conventions and tells a fine story in a concise manner.

Thank you Mr. Counter Strike.