Nocturnals

Honestly, this game was great, but had some short-comings. The game has a very easy story of following a young man named Ted after he's knocked out in a car crash and saved by another guy named Diego who wants to get out of Ruddleside which Ted is capable of d...

Honestly, this game was great, but had some short-comings. The game has a very easy story of following a young man named Ted after he's knocked out in a car crash and saved by another guy named Diego who wants to get out of Ruddleside which Ted is capable of doing for him and their story revolves around this. The characters, while not very drawn-out are likable and aren't terrible, the graphics are simplistic and pretty nice especially when you consider that the developer came from Scratch (or at least I believe so since the artstyle and voice acting of Ted/Diego is extremely familiar from a lot of games that came out on there) before this and absolutely dominated that scene and the QTEs aren't horrible and feel like something that Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls and just PSN exclusives have with their impressive interactivity of them. The game though was very short which I am somewhat disappointed by, but at the same time, it also makes replaying the game not so unbearable, even though I probably won't as I got the best ending on the first playthrough.