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A review of Quantic Dream's latest PS3 release, Beyond: Two Souls

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That swan does not want to stop singing ... Talk about a product like Beyond: Two Souls is extremely complicated. The current standards require a review of a detailed analysis of all the game content, from gameplay to an assessment of the graphics, reciting the strengths and weaknesses leaving in the background the plot to avoid spoilers. If I were to stick to this format then the last effort of Quantic Dream would need a few lines to be told. The French software house is definitely one of the most criticized by the public for the kind of game that produces, stocks that have the courage to break away from the market was stagnant with regard to the variety and emotional involvement. Beyond: Two Souls (which is nothing but the unfortunate our local translation of a much more appealing name such as Beyond: Two Souls) is the culmination of the proper expression of Quantic Dream and its leader David Cage, a product that deviates from the video game standards and interprets it in a dif...

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Andy from 42 Level One reviews Beyond: Two Souls.

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Beyond: Two Souls reaffirms Quantic Dreams domination of the cinmeatic game genre, pushing highly interactive gameplay aside in favour of deep and engrossing story that comes alive thanks to the brilliant acting of all the characters.

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As an interactive drama, Two Souls can boast Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe as principal cast members Jodie and Doctor Nathaniel Dawkins. Hiring Kitty Pride and Norman Osborne was a smart move on the part of developer Quantic Dream because both can believably utter phrases like "It'll be the apocalypse" while still delivering knockout emotional scenes. It's a credit to Page and the Quantic Dream team that the obstacles Jodie overcomes from infancy to adulthood make you root for her as an underdog, even when she's taking down a quartet of men twice her size with smooth, brutal fight moves.