About 30 hours, no replay value. Fans of adventure and supernatural thrillers. Good, other than navigation. Puzzles offer a good challenge. Very linear game play.
Navigation is slow and tedious.
That just about sums it up. As more and more companies move away from FMV, Southpeak Interactive is going in the opposite direction. With their new gaming engine, Video Reality, they are promising to bring FMV gaming to a whole new level. In Tem jin , the first game to feature their new engine, they have come up with a great game with stunning graphics that unfortunately falls prey to several of the problems that have plagued FMV from the beginning. Such as the game being very linear and at times you feel as if you are wandering around hoping to trigger video clips.