The transitions from scene to scene were sort of clunky and I think there was a couple decisions the game didn’t let me make. I think in a cutscene, someone grabbed an object and instead of taking it, sort of cloned it, where they had on in their hand and one in its original place, sort of floating there. Some of the facial gestures in the cutscenes don’t look right. Sometimes during the cutscenes, the dialog would go mute, at first, pausing and unpausing fixed it, but after a while, I had to pause and unpause a few times for each time. In one particularly dark area, I didn’t have normal control over the light and it stayed pointing mostly in one direction, so it was a bit frustrating to explore and look around. When I paused and look at the character traits, they would spin their head like some exorcist shit and then stay looking up and to the right. One main thing I noticed was that most of the time, the characters’ heads were looking back even when I had the camera forward and walking forward. I ended up having to go in a completely different direction, and instead of following the sound, I just wandered around aimlessly until something happened.Very buggy, hope they fix some of it by later, as I’m going to try it out with some friends. It directed me towards a locked door-it didn't require a key, it simply wasn't interactive. In one sequence, I had to use a microphone to find out what room some moaning was coming from. The Dark Pictures Anthology is not a tricky series. Failed QTEs frequently end badly, so it's a pretty critical issue when they bug out. And the same thing happened again when we were both holding our breath while hiding. When trying to stop a moving wall from breaking a character's hand, we both succeeded in the QTE, but we failed anyway. It's hard to immerse yourself in the horror with all this nonsense going on, but it's not just visual incongruities. It's hard to immerse yourself in the horror with all this nonsense going on. Sometimes they'd simply vanish, leaving behind a torch or camera hovering in mid-air. Instead of crawling, they slid along the floor, and instead of walking across a log, they just slid, yet again. Straight away I noticed that The Devil in Me really struggled to animate my co-op partner. This is a buggy game overall, but it's especially messy in co-op.
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