The Gallery

A solid fmv game. I really like the two narratives and seeing how everything fits together. it is very well from acting to design. I enjoyed immensely .

Not bad, not good, but not bad. The only things I can complain about is that this game could really use a "do nothing" option in many of the choices,that the story from 1981 is better presented than the story from 2021 and any scene with "Nicky" character was just gross to look at, like anytime this guy?/gal? was in the scene I just had to look away from my screen. 2021 and 1981 versions are basically the same thing but in different realities, the story is the same and it takes away from the player's enthusiasm which is a shame because actors really did a good job.

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I can recommend this FMV game. I prefer 1981 because it's more artistically presented overall. 2021 felt very strange after I'd played through 1981 three times, and it just didn't quite have the same feel as 1981, but that shouldn't affect my opinion. I understand the message the game wants to convey. Sorry to say this, but I find the TS scene repulsive and shocking. And the message about what that woman has to do with it.

Чёрт возьми, Галерея очень понравилась - обе истории очень качественно продуманы и сделаны! Очень рекомендую. Лучше только Лейт Шифт пока что из этого жанра! Уверенные 9 из 10!

https://youtu.be/Ubk4qL3zFFk Anchoring the gameplay on 'choices that matter' only has impact if the connection between action/reaction is clear instead of seemingly random.

Nuevo género favorito dentro del gaming. 100% recomendado

No offense to the talents who've worked on this game, but as a whole, it SUCKS. It's a preachy, pretentious, railroading story (two of them, actually) full of leftist truisms. Not to mention how tedious it is to play through the same bits and pieces of dialogue twice. A deeply unpleasant experience.

My favourite FMV game. The two lead actors are quite unrecognisable swapping roles as protagonist and antagonist in two timelines respectively. The choices available in each timeline lead into plenty of multiple endings, adding replay value. It's interesting to experience more or less the same story forty years apart, with differences in technology, politics, culture etc. The entire game is beautifully written, acted, directed, and produced throughout. It may even teach you new things about art history and leave you with a greater appreciation of the visual arts, especially painted portraiture. 10/10

It's a choices "don't" matter game. Your choices don't affect zilch. Main actor and actress have some charisma and some portraits displayed in the game are fine. But there is no depth in the story and characters. Two stories are almost the same btw, that's a shame. I was expecting at least different stories, maybe people from the first story got older in the second story. Respect for trying something new.