Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller reviews

First Impression: Cout Of Mouse moves as if you were underwater (s) (or Woman). Annoying Music in a loop that Is too short. Unsympathetic Protagonist, which is introduced without a big Background (in the middle of the Effect) so probably better read the Comic ... The HAHAHA does not start and can be viewed ... (Comic is available as a PDF in/Cognition/Launcher comers). Tutorial is inadequately crafted, i.e. experimenting with how the User Interface works. All in all * * Meh * as a First Impression

I Don't Like it at all. Dialogue Without fatigue what the Player sees does not count as long as you let it look at the Character terrible Music and SFX and a Unity Game. And Unity is bad: Things are missing, levels are wrong, etc and I don't like the Controls either: Click on the inventory, then the Object, then on the Object, then on the Action with the Object. There were enough Point & Click Adventures where you could have learned meaningful Interface design. As a genre fan, I can't recommend this Game.

Excellent FBI Thrillier with a touch of supernatural from Jane Jensen, creator of the famous Gabriel Knight series. Erica Reed a female Jack Bauer, being able to look into the past, chases the murder of her little brother a somewhat jiggsaw like nemesis (during play i was more than twice remembered to the movie saw). The hand drawn graphics are good (very good when thinking of the low budged) and have the style of a comic book. The BGM is very fitting and i already own the soundtrack... but what really shines, is the voice acting including the voice of Raleigh Holmes **love** that give the final kick to this thrilling adventure. I can recommend this whole series to every adventure fan out there and hope to see more of Erica Reed in the future.

Disappointing. The supposedly "grown-up" storyline is unnecessarily brutal, undermining itself with implausible Characters, anticipated Erica Reed, the Main Character who behaves less like a professional FBI agent and more like a defiant little kid. It does not help that the Game constantly insists on Making a Mockery of its rather pretty locations and Figures every few Moments with ugly Close-ups and hairy Animations. Add to That puzzles of fluctuating Quality, strange Quizy-question Moments that have no effect whatsoever (seriously? My Superiors, who roared on me publicly and almost unsubstantiated a few Seconds ago, ask me Details of the Murder currently under investigation and I can deliberately answer completely incorrectly? And it has no Consequence Whatsoever?) And regular Backtracking and already we have an Adventure that is not worth playing. Too Bad about it.