I'd like to add more about the narrative. Storying in games of this genre, no different from the narrative in the films, except for the interactivity, the choice of the further course of history. We could have got more emotional shots, if it wasn't for the first-person camera, and it helps us to accept the role of the hero in the game, but we don't always get good shots. For example, with a hug, we can watch the shoulder or the ear or the hair. The whole game is based on the narrative and the beautiful picture. I think sometimes you could shoot from a third person. And what many people don't use, it's game light, light in the 3d plays the most important role. For example, in some moments the characters are black or white, sometimes there is a lot of light. To give the frames an atmosphere, you can use color filters, everything that works in the movie - works here. The developer does not use much camera focus, if he has so little detail in the frame on the background, why not almost blur it. In any case, blurring the background sometimes creates depth. Here's another problem, a little bit of detail in the locations. Going back to the narrative, we all do things in life that we don't care about, going to the bathroom, taking a shower. Why do this routine, and here it is not so much, but it is. This is important if it is part of a story, as in the film, but we don’t watch how the heroes go to the toilet every day. Only when it is part of the plot. And here I want to say about the movements of the protagonist, he moved from one house to another four times. Twice I still understand, but three times, and then even four. And the plot twist when the main character finds a sister, everyone is happy and here he is still presented with a princess. I had a "What?" face. Locations and what happens in them should follow the story and not vice versa. In general, if you break the entire game into separate moments, they work well, but all together is not very good. Perhaps some plot twists, you could probably transfer to the next game. To give the characters a character, it was necessary first to answer questions about their motives, who they are, why here, what is their role and everyone will immediately have a personality. For example, the main character, why he entered this college, but this topic is raised in the game, and what the main character answers is “something in style, I like to help people” Why didn’t we come up with a motive and the hero would immediately change for us eyes, for example, to create a story that in the last game he received a slight injury, which is why many high-school schools decided that he probably did not suit them. But there is a college where things are not going very well and if the protagonist can, then he will be a valuable player, and maybe an assistant to the coach.
(I couldn't really think of a third bad hairstyle. Most of them are fine, no love or hate)
