#Vertigo switch review movie

I was hooked, only stopping in order to get some sleep, it was full of surprises, suspense, mystery, and intrigue, it’s been a while since I’ve been unable to figure out what’s actually going on until the game shows me… I’ve just finished playing through Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo, watching as the credits roll at the end of the eleven-hour experience. Also, as stated above, Microïds are the publisher, a studio that needs no introduction to fans of immersive 3D adventure and old-school point and click games. However, Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is different to their previous games, feeling more like Life is Strange than a modernised 3D point-and-click game, focusing mainly on narrative storytelling than puzzles and exploration. The developers behind this incredible immersive thriller are Pendulo Studios, the team behind titles such as Blacksad and the Yesterday series. I’ve personally not watched the original film yet, something I’m planning on doing tonight, but I believe the game takes the concept of the film and uses that to create a truly unique narrative and experience, rather than a 1:1 retelling of the same story.

#Vertigo switch review movie

However, Microïds surprised us not too long ago by announcing Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo, a new interactive adventure game freely inspired by the 1958 classic Alfred Hitchcock movie of the same name. These days, if a game was being made that’s based upon a movie or TV show, it usually launches within a year of the source – in order to ride on the hype and active fanbase for the IP.