Great game, can't recommend highly enough, though beware if you leave it too long when you go back you'll have lost sight of what you were up to. Almost too much non-specific loot and pretty hard to get matched sets which provide good bonuses. But hugely open-ended with masses of bonus levels at end and the ability to restart the game at your current level once you've finished.

I just cannot get on with this game..the screen is messy in the extreme the graphics way too busy and the quality pretty awful. Difficult clunky movement...the list goes on..gave it a good go a couple of times but just grew bored and frustrated with it and haven't touched it since...there's better games out there and this one isn't one of them in my opinion.

The game looks great and the system requirements said it would run on any cpu. Unfortunately for a MBA 2013 1.4GHZ, the computer gets very hot, so I gave up playing it.

It's a good point and click game. Nice creepy atmosphere, but honestly after some point I got sometimes bored and confused where and what to do next. Graphics are good and the story is interesting itself.

This is an excellently executed horror game. It tugged at my emotions and I identified somewhat well with the toddler that stars in this game. While my own mother wasn't too similiar to the one in the story, I did closely identify with the kinds of negative problems a problematic parent can bring into your life, especially at a young age. As such I think I identified a bit too closely with the toddler and it actually left me feeling a bit emotionally upset for awhile. Due to this, I'll issue a minor warning to people that the game addresses some really difficult mother parenthood negatives and how it can effect the child(ren) involved in something like that. This could be very disturbing for some people, especially those who had issues with their female parent.

Enigmo 2 is an exceedingly difficult arcade game that relies on lining up objects to complete a reflective path of either/and/or lines of water, light and plasma. The controls are nearly impossible to use even if you have the suggested (actually needs to be required) 3-button mouse. Regular Apple magic mouse users will ve unable to play this game. A further complication is that there is no indication how well you are progressing to your final goals. Not recommended.

This one was hard for me to decide on. Diablo II was one of my all-time favorite and most played games. Torchlight was good, scratched the itch, but didn't really 'hold' me. I had a lot of hope for Torchlight II, but like TL1, it just sort of felt.. empty.

A point and click that lets you jump between the two main characters are they work together to spring one from alcatraz. Story and characters are interesting enough, but I wish it went more into the backgrounds of each character. The choices are fun to make and you can play through the game with having a different outcome. Choices you make affect the marriage of the characters you play as and effect the dialogue options

3d vision works well enough with the game, but can be a little weird in some scenes.

Steep learning curve on episode 1, fighting with the interface to work out ways to advance the adventure.
Probably most people will give up somewhere along this lengthy episode which is a shame because Episode 2 and 3 are real gems, better than vast majority of adventure games.

This is a great game. The plot is interesting and the art style is so cool. It can get a little tedious at times, like when you can't figure out what to do, but that's what walkthoughs are for. It does not have much in the way of replay-ability, but that's not what point and click games are for. The game is very well done and dosn't have many characters that leave you wondering why they put them in the game. If you haven't played this game you should. It's well worth the price.