Adios

"Adios is brief and mostly concerned with dialogue, but it&s;s a thought-provoking piece of interactive fiction, even if the visual style clashes with the narrative."

"Adios is a powerful tale of regret and reflection."

"Adios’ fantastic, profound narrative offers an interesting glimpse from a rarely-covered perspective. It’s only elevated by a pair of fantastic performances from its leading cast members, that lend an authentic feel to the tale. While the superficial gameplay may not …"

"Ultimately, while Adios might not match your initial expectations, particularly if you’ve read the slightly sneaky Steam store deception, it’s still a captivating ride. Adios may be a brief goodbye but the echoes of this farewell will stick with you …"

"After playing Adios I felt like I did when I first saw No country for old men, and I can&s;t imagine a greater compliment. Graphics are definitely not its strongest suit, but they do a decent job at supporting Adios&s; …"

"Adios couldn’t be more indicative of a project made expressly for the simple art of making you feel something different. What it expresses is something that is common for many of us: How hard it can be to say goodbye."

"This humble farmer – for all his faults – deserved a better goodbye."

"That little cutscene nearing the end of the game and the surprisingly competent voice acting are basically the only minuscule silver linings in an otherwise patience endurance test. Adios is a story-driven game with a boring story and a lack …"

"Step into the shoes of a pig farmer who’s grown weary of disposing of bodies for the mob in this sombre and moving tale of choice, regret and trying to do the right thing. This is a story that doesn’t …"

"Adios spins an interesting tale about saying your goodbyes, but it’s hampered by a ton of technical issues that pull the player away from any possible immersion. It’s a careful recommended play, despite its current low score, provided that the …"

"A powerful and emotional story that can bring you to the edge of tears, along with making you think about your own life and the struggles of the protagonist. Let down by technical issues and an overall lack of content, …"