“They added some extra details, renewed and remodeled while preserving the game, resulting into a nostalgia rush, or new experience entirely. Bad side; they preserved the bad sides too.”

“It works the bizarre-factor well, because its a sum of great horror ideas yet mildly executed.”

“A legendary game survives a weird port, an impressive feat that refuses to die.”

“While some aspects evolved, others remained the same or just devolved. But the game is addictive and fun by its own, regardless.”

“More fiction should do this. Put a western going fantasy or sci-fi, horror or any other theme it is like dropping alcohol to natural apple juice, or adding weed into a cigarette.”

“It stands just as a visual simulator with some interactivity, but enough glory that helps explains in "live" about something far more beautiful; nature's most powerful forces combined in one body.”

“It is not meant to be taken seriously.”

“A very playable, likeable sidescrolling, mixing strategy and RPG together with point-click action. It would have destroyed the industry if it was released back on the 90s. It deserves a great future.”

“I have never seen a game trying this hard, this good or this much, not with such beautifully crafted story by David Cage to most the directions it goes to.”

“The French are some persistent breed of bad-asses when creating games, from Dontnod to relics like Delphine. Most were rejected by big bad publishers before.”