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  1. AdamR
    Nov 19, 2009
    7
    You have to appreciate what there trying to do here. However, despite there bravery, they end up being just too timid to really utilize the capacity of games as a genre. Ironically, this leads to stagnation that is just as vicious as the power fantasy limitation in most mainstream games that they seem to reject so completely. People with a serious interest in games as an art form will appreciate the opportunity to see some developers stumbling in that direction, with production values almost unheard of in art games. As a companion piece to the Oscar Wild play, it most likely shines quite brightly. Fans of ToT will enjoy it, though "The Path" was much stronger. But if games for you are a medium that you can only enjoy as an amusing aside to be filled with action and adventure, steer clear of this. You will go in expecting X Men, only to be given Dostoevsky. Its fine if thats what you go to games for, but you have been fairly warned. Otherwise, please throw a few dollars towards these fantastic, innovative developers.… Expand
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  1. Eurogamer
    70
    Despite all that, you may find that you can't quite forget Fatale, that you come back to its problems, its frustrations, and its ambiguities even when the memories of more fully-realised games have faded. Trapped somewhere between survival horrors and full-blown gallery installations, Tale of Tales remains a fascinating studio.
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  2. PC Gamer UK
    69
    Undeniably an interesting, surprising and oddly haunting experience. [Christmas 2009, p.117]