Uniquely disappointing because it shows moments of brilliance (last half of episode one, Tempest sequence in episode two) but doesn't make them the focus of the game!!! Honestly would have been preferable if the plot had just been Chloe and Rachel falling in love, because those are the best parts and the only times it feels like the writers actually have a handle on the characters and why they're compelling. The rest of the game just feels like background noise and it doesn't even have decent puzzles like the first game to break it up.

Ah yes, the next-gen follow-up to the fantastic Tecmo's Deception line. What? You've never heard of it? Well it's something like this. You are a female. You have the power to set traps. You have to set them because for whatever reason people are always seeking you out and either trying to kill you for your trap-setting ways or just want to say hi and you have to kill them because they might find out about your hobby. Sounds crazy, I know, but it is absolutely fantastic in a very sadistic and dark way. I've you've ever read a Chuck Palahniuk book and felt like you identified with the main character then you owe it to yourself to play one of the titles from this franchise.