Hitchcock: The Final Cut
Hitchcock: The Final Cut
PC
By: Arxel Tribe
Kirk
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- A unique premise pulls players into a world of betrayal and voyeurism made up of rather eye-pleasing backdrops
- most voice acting is B-movie-quality, but fun.
The Bad
- A dreadfully confusing storyline filled with pointless Hitchcock movie clips, forced character interaction, various technical glitches, and a jarring and awkward interface.
Our Verdict
Poor
Shows just enough promise to hold your attention, but is buried under too many problems to be enjoyable.
A muddled adventure game with little inspiration, even though it pretends to be Hitchcock-inspired. Lacking any depth or real intelligence, The Final Cut deserves to be left on the cutting room floor.
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