Excerpt: Catherine and direct variants, Katherine and Kathryn, were popular names for girls from 1911 to 2011, collectively second only to that powerhouse of tradition, Mary.
Summary: Personally for me the block puzzles kept me entertained for the first half of the game then, as their number and complexity increased between story segments, it began to
Excerpt: I've got a doozy for you: Does life begin or end at marriage? That's one of the first of many questions Catherine poses directly to its players, giving the option to...
Pros: Great visual style., Interesting world.
Cons: Disappointing ending., Puzzles can be frustrating.
Excerpt: Despite the over-corporatization of the video game industry, not every game is going to be a consumer mega-hit like whatever Call of Duty game that happens to be coming
Summary: Catherine is a game we need more of: morally ambiguous and thematically deep, if not a bit short (you can beat Catherine in under 20 hours on easy mode).
Conclusion: Overall, Catherine is a strange beauty of a game that deserves to be given a spin in your console. Whether you decide to only go out on one date or end up becoming...