Beyond: Two Souls

What a great game! I love interactive movie games❤️‍🔥

反人类的交互设计，鼠标提示往下滑， 我尼玛鼠标垫都划烂了就是没效果，到最后上下左右滑半天就过了，还有内个灵魂的点的玩意，是把两个灵魂集中放一起算过 ？ 还是分别放两头算过？压根不知道 最后不知道怎么就过的，开发者就想得了羊癫疯一样，不知道怎么想的 ，做完了自己玩过没有，得亏老子花了3块钱买的， 真tm亏!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not good in my opinion. Heavy rain and Detroit become human are miles ahead of this.

I've played Heavy Rain, Detroit and Beyond. Everyone likes Detroit the most then Heavy Rain and lastly Beyond but I think Beyond is the best one, I really like it hope to forget the game to play it again after some years.

游戏的核心设定极具想象力，女主角与灵体艾登共生 玩家可以二者之间随时切换视角。利用艾登穿墙，移物，附身敌人等超能力，这类双生体验在互动电影游戏中独树一帜。 但是，非线性叙事把女主朱迪的人生片段打乱来呈现，前期各种悬念，后期又显得割裂。操作手感也堪称灾难，视角摇晃，引导糟糕，这些都严重影响沉静感，更关键的是其实很多选项并不影响结局走向，你更像一个被动的见证者，并非故事的塑造者。 好在游戏剧情还算不错，女主被命运裹挟着的孤独和挣扎都显得格外真实，情感塑造的很好。若是能忍受糟糕的操作，这会是一个接近满分互动电影游戏

Another masterpiece by David Cage. "Beyond: Two Souls" is an emotional journey that explores almost every aspect of human life—love, loss, friendship, family, sacrifice, and the consequences of our choices. It constantly reminds you that every action has a price, making many of the decisions genuinely difficult and forcing you to think twice before making them. The relationships between the characters, especially the bonds of family and friendship, are beautifully written and feel natural throughout the story. The performances make it easy to connect with Jodie's journey from beginning to end. The soundtrack complements every emotional moment perfectly, and the visuals still hold up remarkably well, creating a cinematic experience that immerses you in the story. I don't understand why this game receives so much criticism. From my perspective, it delivers a compelling narrative with memorable characters and an emotional impact that stays with you long after the credits roll. Overall: 9/10

Beyond: Two Souls is a story-focused adventure game with an interesting premise and good presentation. I went into it with fairly low expectations, but I ended up enjoying the story more than I expected. The story is told out of chronological order, which some players may find frustrating. Personally, I didn't mind the structure itself. The different parts of Jodie's life tie together well enough that I never felt lost, and I think telling the story chronologically would probably make it less interesting. However, the fragmented structure also removes a lot of the tension because you often already know what is going to happen and are simply waiting to see how the story gets there. It feels like a deliberate choice in how the story is meant to be experienced, but it comes at the cost of suspense. It's also a bit weird how Jodie seems to have a very different personality in different phases of the story. Some important sections are also very short, while others, like "Homeless", are quite long. The differences in chapter length add to the feeling that some parts of the story don't quite align with each other. At times it almost feels like most of the writing effort seems to have gone into side stories, leaving me wanting to hear more about those stories than about the main plot itself. I also didn't have much of an issue with Jodie herself. Some players find her overly emotional or complain that she spends too much time feeling sorry for herself, but I think her behavior generally fits what the story puts her through. The relationships are more of a mixed bag. The game does a good job of showing Jodie's lack of friends and how isolated she can be, but some of her actual relationships aren't particularly well developed. Her relationship with Professor Dawkins, for example, feels about as deep as a shoebox. There are some good moments, but I rarely felt that their relationship developed into something particularly meaningful. For a story that focuses so heavily on Jodie's life and relationships, this left me wanting a little more depth. One thing I particularly appreciated is how much freedom the game gives you during its scenes. Compared to many other story-driven games, there are surprisingly few moments where you're simply looking for a specific item or following an obvious sequence of actions. Instead, you're often free to decide how you want to approach a situation. Your choices can also influence how some scenes play out, which makes the experience feel more interactive than it initially appears. That said, the PC controls are not particularly good. A lot of the interaction feels like playing a Tinder swipe training simulator, where you're constantly moving the mouse in different directions to perform simple actions. It works, but it doesn't always feel natural or precise. Some of these interactions are also important during quick-time events, where performing the correct action can affect how a scene plays out or whether you get a particular achievement. I also noticed that some mouse gestures require surprisingly small movements; swipe too far or too quickly and the game may not register the input correctly. In some parts I was also wondering how it's possible that I can't seem to press a button repeatedly without the game failing to register it properly. Because of all this, I think the game would benefit considerably from better mouse and keyboard controls. The presentation still holds up fairly well. The environments look good, the character models are convincing for a game of its age and the cinematic presentation fits the story-focused design. The game also does a good job of creating atmosphere without constantly relying on traditional gameplay mechanics. Gameplay is obviously very limited. Most of the time you're exploring small areas, interacting with objects, making choices and progressing the story. That's not necessarily a problem because the game clearly prioritizes storytelling over gameplay, but it does mean that the quality of the narrative is extremely important. Overall, I'd give Beyond: Two Souls a 6.5/10. It has an interesting story, good presentation and more freedom in its scenes than I expected from this type of game. The non-linear storytelling works better than I expected, and I never found the fragmented structure particularly confusing. The biggest problems for me are the PC control scheme, sudden and sometimes strange changes in Jodie's behavior, and the somewhat underdeveloped relationships, but none of these completely undermine the experience. Still, if you enjoy story-driven games, Beyond: Two Souls is worth giving a shot, especially if you can get it cheaply.

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