The Other Half reviews

The other half presents itself as an adventure game seen from the top, in a fantasy universe: demons have begun to invade a mountain and you are there to settle their account with fiery torch and dash to dodge the attacks. Under his little clumsy attire (a D.A. and animations that do not breathe the big budget) and sometimes wobble(the grip of the attack, which we MIME the movement with the mouse or the right stick, is a little confusing at first) hides in fact a scenario well Mo simplistic than it seems. In the course of the hour and a half that you will need to see the end of the game is concerned in fact the problem of violence against women and the mechanisms that make them possible or facilitate them. Smarter than it seems at first, both in his game mechanics and in his screenplay (both are intimately linked), the game does not chew his words and will not spare the player a scene for the least disturbing (better to be warned) that will have Perhaps for merit to make think those who had never interested in the issue.