Not that it really matters, but the thread title is wrong. It's "Soul Suspect" not "Soul Suspects".
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Not that it really matters, but the thread title is wrong. It's "Soul Suspect" not "Soul Suspects".
I'm kinda tempted to get this. It caught my interest when it was first announced. Though I got a feeling I should probably just rent.
There was one, but looking it was just taken down. D:
However, GamersGate has the game for the same price (USD) as the game costed with the 20% coupon (even one cent less!): http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-MSS/murdered-soul-suspect
Well the first full walkthrough is out. He finishes the game in. But that's just a walkthrough of course...4 hours and 20 minutes
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I expect those who like the sort of 'cinematic gaming', or detective work-game style to be fun. How good it pulls it off was kind of hard to judge early on, but I was interested. A slow-paced game that I don't think will be for everyone at the very least, though.
I really hate this "Where's the hype?" story being repeated ad nauseum in this thread and others whenever a game comes out without media fanfare. Those saying this, you do realize you have become utter slaves to the marketing and advertising machine that is these huge companies entire focus?
Just because you aren't being oversold something by EA or Ubisoft, doesn't mean the game isn't worth it. Why does there need to be "hype" surrounding this game? You can guarantee there will be middling scores for this game, no matter the quality, simply because the reviewers are the worst victims of this "hype" train, or lack thereof.
I haven't played this game yet, it's in my GF queue. WHy do so many people need to be told what to think about a game? Try it all for yourself.
Unfortunately more like the latter it seems like. Heavy Rain was unpredictable in a sense what gameplay scenario it would throw next at you. You knew you would have to do something with the right stick or complete interaction prompts, but not in which context. It always stayed fresh in that sense and the game was not afraid to drop mechanics or only use them for a single chapter.So is it more Heavy Rain or LA Noire? Because I loved the former and hated the latter.
Because I don't have unlimited time and money and I'd like to know that the game I'm buying isn't a complete pile of trash. I don't think that this game will be terrible, but vague initial reactions seem mixed and I'd certainly like to hear some more fleshed out views from those who've played the full game. I don't expect a masterpiece, but if it gets a mostly bad reception I'm not going to waste my money on it.
Unfortunately more like the ladder it seems like. Heavy Rain was unpredictable in a sense what gameplay scenario it would throw next at you. You knew you would have to do something with the right stick or complete interaction prompts, but not in which context. It always stayed fresh in that sense and the game was not afraid to drop mechanics or only use them for a single chapter.
Soul Suspect definitely seems to have the L.A Noire vibe aka you enter a crime scene, look at every clue and ask every question there is to ask. Then you move on. Every other time they throw a stealth segment with the same mechanics at you. At least that's what happened in the first 2 hours of the game I quickly went through. Maybe it does change up.
Positively speaking for the game is the fact that the clues are slightly more difficult to find or put together than Noire. But that's not saying much. Oh and there is at least one awesome mechanic so far that hopefully gets more use. That's already better than Noire I guess.
It's what Ghost Trick would be if it was a console game!
I'm sure story will be better than GT at least!
Was surprised to see a trailer for this at the cinema when I saw Godzilla. Cautiously optimistic. I don't think its fair to this game to compare it to ghost trick so much just because of the similarity in its premise...Is it really as puzzle gameplay centric as GT?
EDIT: To clarify, GTD is AWESOME, I'm just saying I'm unclear if this game is trying to do something similar.
The "you're dead and a ghost and can manipulate the environment in an attempt to find your killer" seems as far as the comparison goes, at least looking at the trailers. The devs have even claimed that they had no knowledge of Ghost Trick when coming up with the premise.
I don't think that they look especially similar, especially tonally. The comparison really only comes from the setup, I agree that comparing them isn't really fair.
Considering I found Noire's story sleep inducing, yes SS is a hell lot more intriguing from what I watched. Story and some of the voice acting is the best part so far I would say. Definetly want to see where it goes, even if the means to get there only seem slightly more exciting than Noire. At least no dumb shootout sequences.Well, I should say my dislike of LA Noire comes from the fact I found the scenarios and means of going through them extremely boring. If this is more interesting and has a more interesting story, I'd check it out. I already find the concept appealing and would like an intriguing detective game if the mysteries are actually good, so if the similarities end at the genre, I'd still play it.
Not really. The combinations you sometimes have to do can be solved by a 4 year old. Maybe it gets harder later on.Was surprised to see a trailer for this at the cinema when I saw Godzilla. Cautiously optimistic. I don't think its fair to this game to compare it to ghost trick so much just because of the similarity in its premise...Is it really as puzzle gameplay centric as GT?
EDIT: To clarify, GTD is AWESOME, I'm just saying I'm unclear if this game is trying to do something similar.
Not really I would say. No TPS elements pretty much.I get an Alan Wake-ish vibe from the screen shots, is this similar in any regards?
Pretty sure the big sites have copies. It doesnt look that bad that they would refuse to send them out completely. Will get reviews and a MetaScore in the 60 range I would say.Any idea if anyone reviewing this? They told me they can send a review copies mid-week.
It'll be at redbox..only last gen though
Pretty sure the big sites have copies. It doesnt look that bad that they would refuse to send them out completely. Will get reviews and a MetaScore in the 60 range I would say.
People are sleeping on this like it's Deadly Premonition.
This has Jim Sterling's sexy name written all over it.
I'm looking at some gameplay and it looks terrible. The next gen thirst is real.
Reviews will be out at 12 AM EST.
Reviews will be out at 12 AM EST.
Wasn't Deadly Premonition a hit? I thought a lot of people ended up buying that game.
Man, Square didn't even put this game up for pre order on PSN. They really are sending this game out to be murdered.
No Giantbomb review:/
No Giantbomb review:/