Abstract: You give love a bad nameWhen it comes to intimate relationships, video games have always approached the topic of sex with the same maturity of the average homeless flasher. Many tut at the sheer number of weirdly perfectly rendered bosoms seen nowadays, b...
A really interesting story tethered to a really frustrating puzzle game. It’s an uncomfortable relationship between the two but overall it’s just about interesting enough that you’ll persist to see what happens next.More Articles >>> ...
Catherine has lots of nice little touches in the adventure portions, as well as well-done dialogue and acting, but the crushing difficulty upfront and relentless nature of the puzzles can be a turnoff. ...
Abstract: Catherine is honestly a game unlike any other. While many people are calling this a puzzle game with a gripping story, I would disagree. This is a story game first, a brilliantly woven narrative that uses puzzles to express the main character's inner turm...
Abstract: Maturity is currently the holy grail for many game developers. Many attempts at making a proper mature title have resulted in crass uses of bad language, sex and graphic violence which sadly demonstrate a stark lack of maturity in the games industry in...
Abstract: As a 30-something with one foot in adulthood and another permanently fixed in adolescence, traditionally “mature” videogames are starting to seem anything but. Sure there’s a place for the hyper-violence and titillation that characterises most of the a...
My advice is to try it before you buy it. There’s a demo on the PSN. If you’re curious about the game, then download and play the demo first. If it piques your curiosity, then maybe this game is for you.You can read more of Jason Grade’s reviews here. ...
Abstract: PlayStation 3At first glance, Catherine seemed like an innovative game that would lend itself well to the video game industry by showing other developers a new way to deliver puzzle games; I am sad to report that, although very interesting, Catherine w...
