Indigo Prophecy

THE GOOD:
Fairly High Production Value, Great Cinematic Sequences, Great Score and Some Songs You Wouldn't Expect To Find For a Game, Refreshing Pace for the Jaded Gamer

THE BAD:
Some Camera issues, Character Movement is Awkward, Inaptly Labeled for it's Genre, Life System is Almost Unecessary, Probably Will Not Appeal to the Action-Oriented

SUMMARY:
If you're tired of conventional game play then this is the game for you. Right from the start you feel like you're in a movie. In fact, the game plays more like an interactive movie than it does a video game.

There are basically two types of control methods deployed in the game. For lesser action sequences you control your character much like the classic RPGs and point-and-click adventures with the joystick movements replacing the mouse button to give you more of an interactive feel. The only downside to this is that your character movements do not orient to the moving camera positions which can be confusing sometimes when you need to move ...