Bob wrote:

Unfortunately the new control scheme sounds terrible and I'm not sure how well the original grid based d-pad controls would stand up today.. Maybe in when it's a chalice but it doesn't sound like a full price purchase. Kotaku have ripped it a new one.

You understand how they work, so you'll be fine with them.

New controls I'm not sure.

The reviewer in that video seems happy with either scheme.

Wasn't a game I got into. I had Anniversary for PS2 and it was nice but it was the usual experience for me what that genre - wandered about the same locations missing something. Got bored. Abandoned.

Gonna try this with a 2hr Steam refund in mind. I always forget about the 2hr thing.

Apparently there’s no autosave

Christ its nostalgic. I think I love it but I'm not sure. 

The modern controls are confusing and the old controls are awkward, and it's all about the controls. I don't think you could design a modern game like this because of the controls, but the levels are so brilliantly built around them. 

The atmosphere is as good as I remembered. Better than most modern games and I think it's the sound, or lack of. It's all about the echos of footsteps and an absence of musical score. It sounds like it should, not like a movie thinks it should. Games were a bit braver back then.

It looks great - tastefully done and not overdone. Lighting is excellent. It looks kinda blocky but that's the nature of the puzzles. If that was disguised it'd be hard as fuck. It is hard but you just have to rewire your brain. I got stuck on the second door because I was looking for something to open it with. There isn't anything to open it with, which made me smile.

Can't tell if I'm going to think it's the best thing ever and da yoof are missing out, or they're right and it's just frustrating. It's certainly different to anything I've played since, erm, this.

Gonna hdr the hell out of this.