Review The Alighieri Circle Dante's Bloodline

A Couple of Puzzles Didn?t Make Sense Logically
Some Voice Acting Was Flat and the Pronunciation of Names Changed
Minigame to Enter Hell Was a Chore

Sometimes stiff animations
Highly contemplative gameplay
Progression based solely on exploration

In the second part, the quality of the writing decreases.
There is no help for the riddles.
We would have appreciated some additional puzzles.

Sometimes too slow pace, with several dead times.
Fairly limited environmental interaction
Limited duration and reduced replayability

...but too hasty due to limited longevity.
The Divine Comedy is more of a pretext than anything else.
Representation of hell not very impactful

Some puzzles are too tricky
Can be overdramatic

A horror tension that quickly runs out of steam, with jumpscares and phone calls losing their effectiveness as they repeat.
A limited sense of danger, the inability to run, and the absence of a weapon creating more of a feeling of constraint than true vulnerability.
Puzzles that are sometimes too obscure, with logic that lacks clarity and can lead players to consult guides.
A repetitive exploration that struggles to maintain interest after the initial discovery.
Limited interactivity, with no choices able to influence the course of the story or its outcome, which greatly reduces replayability.
A philosophical discourse that lacks resolution, despite an interesting angle on fatalism.