If you need any further proof that video games don’t have to be about the constant act of pressing buttons, then look no further than Erica. The oft-forgotten PlayStation 4 exclusive, which went completely dark after its announcement back at Paris Games Week 2017, re-surfaced earlier this week with a new lead actress and made its way to the PlayStation Store without a moment’s hesitation. It’s a more hands-off experience that proves the FMV genre is still alive and kicking.
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After spending some time as a PS4 exclusive, Erica has made its way onto PC. As an interactive movie game it excels in combining good cinematography with the interactivity of video games to present a captivating thriller whose ending you can decide. While the genre might not be for everyone, Erica is a high quality movie game that will please anyone who is interested in these types of experiences.
Andy @ FG: A review of Erica, a formerly Playstation-exclusive FMV interactive thriller, now available on PC, developed by Flavourworks and Sony's London Studio.
"cons: Unreliable PS4 controls"
it can play the most demanding games, but can't play an interactive game lol.
interesting
I'm glad this is doing pretty good.
Just picked this up on a whim. I haven't played an FMV game since Night trap, so I'm actually looking forward to it.