This would be a five star game if it was in third person. I hate first person games. I can’t stand them. I love Indiana Jones. I grew up with him. If this was a third person game it might be my favorite game of all time I’ve gotten four hours into it and I can’t keep going. If they release a 3rd person mode like the Avatar game did, I’ll immediately jump back in and 100% this game. But until then, I’m sorry, I’m out.

A truly brilliant concept, perfectly realized. Some challenging puzzles, gameplay that's absolutely fun enough to keep you progressing toward the end, with some smile-inducing set pieces along the way. The framing device is the real star here, though, and it doesn't disappoint.

If you’re a fan of the old Adult Swim series, like I am, you’re likely going to enjoy your time with this. It’s not really much of a “GAME”, though, so your mileage may vary on how much fun you’ll have figuring out the cases. Solid jokes though.

Literally my ONLY complaint about this game is that it’s too short. I want MORE. More steampunk weaponry, more bone-crunchy melee attacks, more Victorian werewolves, more EVERYTHING. The recent reveal that this was originally supposed to be a trilogy explains so much, and yet makes this game’s brevity even more disappointing.

It’s a cute little board game to play with the family. Like Mario Party without the mini-games, so if your kids get overly competitive, this is definitely worth a try. Love the art design of all the different board themes, too.

Quite simply one of the greatest works of art in the history of the medium.

The combat in this game is the most visceral I have ever experienced. So cinematic. It's like controlling an impeccably choreographed movie scene. For that alone it's 5 stars for me.

One of the most immersive experiences I've ever had as a gamer. The binaural sound design is revolutionary. You simply must play it with headphones.