Portrait of a Torn Reviews

i've seen this house before and trench in other games, though there is additions to this one. despite that, I enjoyed this. walking sim, puzzles, voice overs for most of it though somewhat lacking in proper emotion on hopes part, similar story to a book i've read though even mentioning it will spoil this if you have never read it. but out of all the times i have seen this replica of used games and story, this was the best. worth a purchase.

The game is absolutely not playable due very poor optimization. On PC with RTX 2060 + Ryzen 5 2600X + 32GB RAM + SSD it runs on 20fps with very low settings. It's funny, but build-in "benchmark" applying "Epic" settings automatically, lol. Further more, very low settings that I applied in-advance falling back to epic preset every time I relaunch the game or reboot saves. And yes, it was made with Unreal Engine 5... With such a terrible input-lag the game is not playable at all. And there is more bugs: text on the boot screen is broken with other than English languages; in very beginning you're able to pull game camera through the door; Sorry, but I'm not a beta tester. It's a pity that in such poor tech condition the game just not allow you to evaluate the story and art. Dissapoited.

The atmosphere of this game is spot on, creating a moody and mysterious setting, but that's where the review ends for me. The English voice acting completely took me out of the game. From my understanding, the game takes place in Italy, but all the US accents from the English voice acting confused me and ruined the experience for me. I would have been fine with native voice acting with subtitles. I cannot recommend this game as you are not going to have the experience the devs hope for.

The story is sad :"( but very beautiful but I enjoyed it a lot 8/10