Contradiction: Spot The Liar Reviews

Now.... This game is AMAZING!!!!!!111!!!!1!!!!1!!!! I'm not joking when I say that at one point I said "Hot digity dog! I'm Sherlock Holmes now!"

It just keeps crashing all the time. I have to save between every single character interaction and piece of evidence discovered. I'm approaching the 90% progress mark and it has crashed the last 5 times I tried to open it and progress.

What an unexpected treat to find the incomparable Paul Darrow playing one of the main characters in this game. I absolutely adored watching him play Avon in Blake's 7 back in my younger days and it's a pity I missed this game when it originally came out as I would have been queuing up for a sequel so I could see more of Paul's perfect portrayal of a b***** (even when he was a hero he was deliciously dark and snarky). Even now I'd still wish for a continuation of the story, it was very engaging and left so much more to be explored despite giving a complete solution to the original crime. My only minor gripe was a couple of times I found a contradiction that wasn't part of the 'script' that just didn't get a reaction which was frustrating but even so, the story had me completely hooked and I really enjoyed myself. If you're okay with games where action isn't the focus then I highly recommend this one.

I enjoyed this the acting is very fun. Some parts are kind of hilariously nonchalant which for me just added to the experience. I would love to see more. The sassy old gent is so my favorite.

Actually has some good performances, some not so much. By the end of it I was pretty invested in the story and the characters, especially Jenks

Contradiction is a FMV detective game which sparked back my interest in the genre. The British acting, starring Rupert Booth as the main character is among the lovable bunch in the game along with many others. Set in a British small town, a murder mystery involving a shady training centre, you need to sift through the many statements by the people within to find the contradiction among the statements. As lies builds onto lies, you soon find out the actual situation. The story may not be groundbreaking, but the acting and setting adds a lot to the British charm of it, its just a pity its set within a small area due to a small budget funded by Kickstarter but its a great effort with the limitations. It's just a pity it didn't spawn more sequels despite the many other hidden layers alluded during the game.