The cyberpunk atmosphere is great, the story is interesting and yes, the social criticism is a bit in your face but still quite clever in places^^ Cool main character and really cool graphics style with a voxel look... but it does have a few problems: some of the paths are really extremely long and nothing happens, the atmosphere comes across well but it quickly becomes very boring. It's also nonsensical that parking and boosting are on the same button, when parking I don't want to speed up but slow down :D and it's annoying that conversations are held in the car without me having a destination point, so I sometimes have to stand around stupidly or drive around pointlessly to reach the end of the conversation and get a destination.

The story begins when a group of four American diving enthusiasts embark on an expedition to explore a sunken World War II airplane. As they examine the wreckage, strange things begin to happen, and the frequency and impact of these events worsen with each object that is pulled from the water. Things then take a turn for the worse with a violent storm and the arrival of a mysterious ship. In terms of gameplay, the game develops ideas from previous studio games. As we play, we struggle with making choices, albeit simple agility and logical challenges. During the game we can lead five characters. Our decisions affect who survives, who dies and which of the many alternative endings we get. The whole is designed to encourage players to play the game many times to explore all the scenes and challenges prepared by the authors. Man of Medan features an improved three-dimensional graphic designs that help to create an impressive horror climate. The game is the first game in the Dark Pictures series. Two more games were released after this game. It offers an average of 5 hours of gameplay, but can be slightly longer due to the high replayability to reach alternate endings.