Columbia Game Culture

A quick disclaimer before I start this post : If I start to remotely lose interest in something, I immediately move to something else. Life is too short to toil away at something, when you know for a fact that there are better things out there.

With that said, lets move on.

Indigo Prophecy is really starting to piss me off. At the beginning, I guess I really didn't notice it because I was enamored with the game itself, but this game is basically a well-disguised game of 'Simon Says.' Riddled with pointless algorithms that contribute nothing to the flow of the story (such as having to wheel old ladies around in a wheelchair, feeding birds, and lighting candles), this game suffers from a somewhat repetitive formula.

The one thing I can appreciate about this game is the cinematic feel, and how each aspect of the player effects the other players, but as far as keeping my attention.. Sorry.

I would maybe reccommend this game to the casual gamer who doesn't really understand or care about the mechanics of game design, but as far as anyone in our league... Not so much.