Lifestream
Lifestream
PC
By: Unimatrix Productions
Jackal
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- B-movie fun with atmosphere, mood, atmosphere, mood, atmosphere, an original story, mood, John Bell, and atmosphere.
The Bad
- B-movie setbacks, including low-budget graphical quality, simplistic dialogue, a sometimes-illogical story, and some voice acting that will make you cringe.
Our Verdict
Good
A solid adventure that is generally enjoyable, though it lacks enough polish or ambition to recommend without caution.
A surprisingly moody piece about esoteric organizations and human nature that never takes itself too seriously. Brendel’s low-budget adventure game will permeate players minds and have them contemplating the existence of the Lifestream even as they shower at six a.m. in the morning.
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