The Complex Reviews

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i couldnt really connect to it. protagonist is cute as heck tho

Honestly, the game itself is pretty mid, maybe slightly above average, and that’s mostly thanks to Michelle Mylett. Funny thing is, I had never seen her in anything before, yet she somehow felt familiar. I even checked her filmography and realized I hadn’t watched a single thing she was in. The story was okay, nothing too special, but not bad either. Al Weaver was a nice addition to the cast as well. I haven’t seen any of his work either, but I have to admit, he’s kinda cute lol. Thumbs Up 4 Respect & The Effort.

This is how I played [b] The Complex: [/b] I completed one full blind run (which only took about 1.5 hours), then I used a guide to complete all subsequent endings and see all the scenes I missed in my first playthrough. There are eight possible endings. I did this largely because I was fine with that initial play being more of a movie experience with an ending I was somewhat satisfied with so at that point I was just curious about seeing the other scenes/endings without investing a ton more time. The acting is OK- [b] Clare/Kim Adis [/b] is my fav by far, hilarious and believable performance! with some other notable talent such as [b] Michelle Mylett (Letterkenny), Kate Dickie (Game of Thrones), and Al Weaver (?). [/b] The sets are OK, the props are a little....strange sometimes, but my biggest issue is that some of the branching scenarios and narrative responses are so wildly implausible or weak that it broke the immersion for me to the point I couldn't even treat it as a popcorn flick. There are no really unique or novel ideas presented in this fairly generic outbreak plot either. It also seems to have a little bit of an identity crisis in regards to what time period it's set in: is it future or present or.... [i] near [/i] future? I was never too sure. And back to the acting for a second- I agree with the other reviewers who point out that the scientists who are pioneering this incredible bio nano tech and spearheading international diplomatic negotiations seem to be a bit young. It could have just been the actors' delivery but it diminished some of the credibility for me. You can pause the timer on decisions in the options menu. You can skip past scenes you've already watched. Some of the endings are WAY more believable than others and, again, some were just outright over-the-top. Recommended on discount. Interesting premise but didn't quite stick the landing for me. [b] 2.75 out of 5 [/b] nanocells for me