Gameplay:
This game is not your everyday game. It’s a surreal thriller powered by words, orientation and audio cues.
Basically you read your way through the game and make certain decisions that alter your perception of the story. There are no other games like this on the market, and it’s hard to describe Device 6 in words.
While playing you’ll have to find out mysteries, such as the reason behind two twin castles on an island, a mysterious man in a bowling hat, and the tests Anna is undergoing.
If you put on headphones and immerse yourself in this game, you can become as immersed or even more immersed than when watching a 3D theater movie. I’ve never experienced something like this before.
The Bad:
The game is straight-forward and it’s impossible to get stuck. Not to mention that I haven’t found any glitches or shortcomings. Nothing is bad about Device 6.
Conclusion:
If you like thrillers and mysteries, then you will enjoy this game. Just the fact that it’s the first game of its kind makes it worth purchasing alone. I would urge you to try this game if you have the time to immerse yourself in it and explore its deep storyline.