Recent reviews by dreamArk Jamz

This is a game for the times you want to relax, very soothing.

Experience nature as a young blind girl searching for her cat. Her walking is slow, as would be expected, and that's fine. This is a slow, relaxing game. As she walks, her surroundings are a fog until she gets near enough for her other senses to make them appear to your view (her mind's-eye). The landscape remains exposed (I assume expressing her good memory). For some things, identified by sound, as you near them it turns out they are something else that sounds similar. The authors of this game do a good job of giving you the feel of walking nature hesitantly due to your (partial or total?) blindness. The story may possibly make you shed a tear when it's over. The visuals are memorable. I liked it.

For me, the only thing entertaining part was the wry humor in the dialog, so I'll give credit for that. Otherwise, I was bored all the way through (I did finish this game).

The original BioShock game is one of my all-time favorites, but I like BioShock Infinite even more. The story is extensive and engrossing. The ambience is immersive. The mechanics are great. The UI works well. The one thing that was slightly disappointing was the ending, which was good, but not as good as the ending in the original BioShock game which was the best ending I've ever seen.