Which brings us to the next major strong point of the game - the vocie acting and dialogue. Mostly every NPc you encounter actually has something to say - not random gibberish, mind you.And Alice often responds. The controls are fluid and require little getting used to, they just seem natural and aren't that hard to master.The camera is great, rotation is very helpful and the ability to go intro first person is a great touch.Alice's movements are great, her motion capture is very well done, her facial expressions are great. They're errie yet beautiful.They juggle your mood from sadness to hope.The style of music itself is somewhat different from the original game, but the QUALITY is in no way worse. Most of the pieces are outstanding in their own, like the main theme, some of the battle music.They do a flawless job of enhancing the atmosphere without being intrusive. The music.Let's just say that while I was disappointed at first that Chris Vrenna is only doing one track for the new game, the new composer nails it perfectly and does a fantastic job. The intro cinematic is macabre, moody, dark, pulls you in the moment it starts and sets the mood perfectly. There is a plethora of collectibles, bonus objectives, the so-called 'memories', etc., but none of them are boring or tedious to get.There is a huge variety of clothing for Alice as well. Where do I even begin? This new iteration of Alice appears to be bigger and better in every way. There is a plethora of collectibles, bonus objectives, the so-called 'memories', etc., but none of them are boring or tedious to get.There is a huge variety of If there's one thing I expected with the second game, it was not to be disappointed.

This new iteration of Alice appears to be bigger and better in every way.

If there's one thing I expected with the second game, it was not to be disappointed.

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