The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature

"‎The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature comes to consoles, being a point-and-click graphic adventure adapted to the controller in a good way. The great story, the artistic design and the excellent soundtrack will catch us, but perhaps it will throw us back …"

"The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature is an ode to Mary Shelley, beautiful to see, a pain to play."

"Those that are obsessed with Shelley’s original novel will find this a worthy supplement. Those that aren’t will still find the experience enjoyable in its artistry."

"The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature brings a beautiful artistic experience with an excellent sound immersion to tell the story of one of the most famous monsters in fiction, even with a not so good gameplay and too much linearity."

"The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature tells Mary Shelly&s;s story from a new perspective. See what it&s;s like to live life as a creature and take a journey to find out what it means to exist. Victor Frankenstein expected to ‘create life.’ …"

"The Wanderer leaves me wanting so much more. There is no difficulty in traversing the world of the game which doesn&s;t work for my playstyle. That said, for those looking for a haunting story set to beautiful art The Wanderer: …"

"If you&s;re a fan of literature, games with meaning, or unique art styles, then you won&s;t regret playing The Wanderer: Frankenstein&s;s Creature. A calm, sorrowful, and beautiful adventure awaits you, with poignant storytelling from the very Creature you control. The …"

"If you enjoy meta-fiction the way I do, I think you’ll enjoy your time with The Wanderer: Frankenstein’s Creature. Clocking in at around two hours, the game is brisk but does offer replay value. The game touches on several concepts …"

"From the sweeping visual appeal, to the emotive and often soothing audio. The story will guide you through the ups and downs of a creature experiencing a world they cannot fully understand. Something I imagine many of us might be …"

"Unfortunately in the end I just can’t recommend this. It’s beautiful, and with a bit more polish I would call it a fine way to experience a classic tale. As it stands at the moment, though, the bugs are an …"