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Nice story, but graphics, gameplay and 30 fps on XSX is a joke. A game for navigation and compass maniacs only. For others, only in Game Pass!

Firewatch is an interesting game and one that really made me open my eyes and pay attention to story based games.Interesting concept,Firewatch is an interesting game and one that really made me open my eyes and pay attention to story based games.Interesting concept, setting and scenario but unfortunately when the credits roll I think most people will be quite disappointed.Gorgeous graphics, amazing voice acting and for the most part a cool little story - however completely let down by the ultimate reveal / story and how rushed the ending felt. Also it is way too short to justify.Maybe their next game will build on this and they'll be able to produce something fantastic like SOMA. Who knows. Promising studio though!

Recuerdo que mis analisis valen para todas las consolas, este es un juego walking simulator y de exploracion, aunque en el segundo apartado esRecuerdo que mis analisis valen para todas las consolas, este es un juego walking simulator y de exploracion, aunque en el segundo apartado es muy pobre. Tiene una historia madura, unos graficos esplendidos, ademas de dos personajes carismaticos, Si os gustan las historias maduras y los juegos de caminar mirando el paisaje, este es vuestro juego. Lo malo es la falta absoluta de dificultad.

An immersive, and at times eerie, experience. It is the video game equivalent of reading a mystery, suspense, or thriller novel - one that you won’t wish to put down until you reach its' conclusion.

Firewatch is one of my favourite walking simulators because of its engaging script and lasting story, but it is by no means the revolutionary, life changing experience that I had built it up to be in my mind. It's actually more of an ordinary, pedestrian experience, and that is kind of what makes it successful.

You may not like the story it tells, and you may not feel totally satisfied with the outcome; but when the story is told in such a well crafted manner it doesn’t really matter. Anyone who appreciates a good mystery will definitely get something out of Firewatch; just don’t let your mind race to much, as you may end up feeling a little let down.

Extremely short and it doesn't leave you satisfied.There is almost no interaction aside from the "dialogue" (which was good), which at theExtremely short and it doesn't leave you satisfied.There is almost no interaction aside from the "dialogue" (which was good), which at the end doesn't matter, there is absolutely /zero/ gameplay, the story was okay (aside from the terrible ending) and that's Firewatch.Simple and short.

super boring gameplay, horrible graphics, just an ok story. really not worth your time. no replay value at all. tedious slow walks throughsuper boring gameplay, horrible graphics, just an ok story. really not worth your time. no replay value at all. tedious slow walks through bad graphics with occasion chirps in from a crazy stalker woman on a walkie talkie

A heartfelt and intimate experience, putting us in the shoes of a fragile man who chose the isolation of nature to escape a great pain. It's more an interactive tale rather than a proper game, but its good story and awesome sceneries make it worth the experience. Too bad for the frequent and annoying stutters and frame-rate drops: it could have used some more optimization.

It is among the very best of the first-person narrative genre, and it reminds us what video game storytelling is capable of in the right hands. It’s a game I can see coming back to every year or two just to revisit its beautiful sights and memorable characters – just like a good book.

Honestly? I really do not understand all the high rating reviews the game got.It has a lot of bugs that really make it hard to enjoy theHonestly? I really do not understand all the high rating reviews the game got.It has a lot of bugs that really make it hard to enjoy the game. I fell out of the world and got stuck badly.The graphics are mediocre at best and stutter like no game before on a console.The dialogs are good. Voice acting is outstanding. But that is about it.After all this is very shallow entertainment. I would only recommend this game if you have absolutely nothing else to play.

This unconventional game combines strong story, beautiful natural surroundings and fantastically written and played characters. What it lacks in classic adventure mechanics, it makes up in great dialogue system between the main protagonists.

Firewatch is a fantastic game, it has great storytelling and believable characters. It’s one of the more refreshing gaming experiences I’ve had in years.

Whether you're looking for several hours of mystery and drama or just a magnificent world to explore, do yourself a favor and spare a few hours of your time to experience Firewatch.

Buy this game.The story is amazing. It maybe short but you feel the weight of your decisions after you have chosen them. Highly recommendBuy this game.The story is amazing. It maybe short but you feel the weight of your decisions after you have chosen them. Highly recommend buying this game and playing through at least twice. The art is wonderful and the characters for what we see of them are great and thought through.

Firewatch doesn't provide the same emotional heights or satisfying conclusion you'd expect from such a story-heavy game, but Campo Santo definitely shows promise with their debut project. Even if it won't have you reaching for the tissues by the end, this woodland walking simulator still provides a pretty great way to burn through an otherwise unoccupied afternoon.

Firewatch is at its best when it allows you just explore is captivating landscapes and spend some time on your own thinking about everything and nothing all at once.

While some players will probably enjoy Firewatch, others will find it very boring. Campo Santo's production will divide the audience, that's for sure. But we have to admit the game is below our expectations. With slightly stronger writing and some real choices with important consequences, Firewatch would have been something exceptional.

But no more than slightly. Firewatch is strong enough in virtually every respect that it can afford to fall a little short of perfection here and there. That may be annoying to anyone who demands absolute perfection, but for everyone else, it means that this is an absolute must-buy.

Great narrative-experience, accompanied by top-notch voice acting, art-direction and pacing, that's therefore weakened by a heartlessGreat narrative-experience, accompanied by top-notch voice acting, art-direction and pacing, that's therefore weakened by a heartless conclusion that doesn't make justice to the mistery established early in the game. Firewatch is memorable, but replaying it seems pointless.

If you want fast paced action heavy moments, this isn’t for you. What the game does offer is mystery, intrigue and beautiful design. The game isn’t very long, but doesn’t need to be anything more as it feels compact, interesting and felt like a movie.

From the writers of Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1 (A.K.A the best game Telltale will ever make) comes Firewatch!Firewatch is theFrom the writers of Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1 (A.K.A the best game Telltale will ever make) comes Firewatch!Firewatch is the most atmospheric game I have played to date and the only thing this year that might beat it's atmosphere is Mafia 3 but other than that this is going to be the most atmospheric game this year no doubt!The gameplay is a sort of mix between a Telltale game and a "walking simulator" and the results are incredible!There is some performance problems though which is pretty sad but Panic inc. has said that they're working on it.Basically if you like mystery, exploration and dialogue choices this is the game for you!

A thrilling story accompanied by absolutely beautiful artwork. Ever since you start playing the game it will be hard to put down. TheA thrilling story accompanied by absolutely beautiful artwork. Ever since you start playing the game it will be hard to put down. The conversation you have with the other character is never boring.

The ending will be a point of contention for some, but it all comes down to a perspective and regardless of that, you should play this game.

Firewatch manages to keep you on the edge of the seat from the beginning to the end, even when you're performing mundane tasks as a ranger. It is thanks to the amazing and intriguing conversations with beautiful landscapes that this game gets the player on the hook.

Firewatch has a funny, surprisingly intelligent narrative all captured within a spectacular and grand setting that worth a picture or two. Even though there were some obvious performance issues with the PS4 version of the game, Firewatch is still more than worth playing, multiple times.

Firewatch probably should have been a short movie. Or a short story. Or a radio play. It should have been something other than a minimally interactive multi-hour first-person perspective videogame. It’s too modest an undertaking, too divorced from any meaningful player involvement. It is not the stuff of videogames. It doesn’t work.

It’s a gripping, compelling story set in a truly beautiful world that’s worth exploring. Just go in with your expectations clear. This is a relatively short game that’s almost entirely about the story, which consists almost entirely of two people talking over radios to one another. You play a chubby guy in his forties talking to, presumably, a woman of a similar age who you never see. There’s really nothing else like it I can think of, which makes it all the more rewarding...I loved Firewatch, mostly, letdown with the ending notwithstanding