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I liked my time with this one for my Virginia review. Playing it a second time after having gone through it all actually allowed me... Read more

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This was a hard game to score because I really wanted to love it more than I did. The unique storytelling format and intense musical... Read more

As a piece of art, I quite appreciate Virginia. but I certainly won't be revisiting Virginia in the future. Read more

If 90's thriller is your bag, Virginia does it magnificently. Loaded with surreal coincidence and unsettling theatrics, its deliciously David Lynch. In another medium, this... Read more

Virginia won't be for everyone due to its lack of interactivity, but its compelling storytelling, artistic direction and sound make for an original and immersive... Read more

Virginia is an intensely intimate, powerful and thought-provoking experience masquerading as an homage to supernatural detective thrillers, and it is one of the most important... Read more

Virginia achieves a level of complex and thrilling storytelling that is difficult to achieve without any words. Read more

Virginia is a fantastic piece of interactive fiction, and a fantastic videogame. It’s rare to see a game that truly innovates on the way a... Read more

A weird and wonderful game that although short, leaves one hell of a mark Read more

Virginia takes you on an unforgettable, incomprehensible journey. Read more

A mixture of quiet, reserved instruments along with dramatic strings and percussion give every moment of Virginia some levity, its change in tone, timbre,... Read more

Virginia's extensive use of jump and match cuts makes it the meeting point of games and film, though it's not the most successful of experiments. Read more

The overarching tale of 'Virginia' is more than just about a missing persons investigation. It doesn't take long for the player to tumble their way... Read more

Virginia is astounding in many ways. The way it conveys its meaning through visuals, character tics, a few hundred written words and one incredible score... Read more

That said, I didn’t dislike Virginia. I was disappointed at the lack of definitiveness and resolution to the matters presented, but the atmosphere and style... Read more

Virginia is a really intriguing story, one that I just couldn’t put down. Although I wasn’t sure on what was going on all of the... Read more

Games like Virginia are extremely rare in the industry. It will grab at you from the opening moments, and it will refuse to let go... Read more

The story is human, relatable, enabling you to build an empathetic bond with Anne with ease. And even when events go all mind-bendingly crazy as... Read more

Overall this experience I had with this game was quite enjoyable, the story, which you basically put together yourself was gripping enough to leave me... Read more

Virginia is a Rubik’s cube for your senses. The game masterfully provides you with a constant desire to explore and investigate, but can make you... Read more

It’s a good thing that Virginia is such a neatly-packed experience, because I definitely needed to run through it twice to get a firmer grip... Read more

Virginia invokes breathtaking visuals to tell a story about... Something. Read more

With Virginia, Variable State has created a grounded piece of interactive narrative, free of the waffling conceit of the genre’s worst offenders, but not quite... Read more

I wanted to enjoy Virginia, but the nonsense ending left me annoyed and puzzled as to its meaning. Even playing a second time, I still... Read more

Variable State's Virginia is by and large an unsuccessful attempt to make something interesting. An absolutely incredible soundtrack and great environmental art fail to lift... Read more

It is easy to come away from Virginia inspired and reeling from the vision that the team at Variable state have conjured; it is impossible... Read more

Virginia shows what can happen when people with a passion for games, story telling and perhaps a touch of avant garde get together and let... Read more

If a virtual museum of chekhov's guns is your thing then there might be something to it. Read more

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While its basic mechanics and emphasis on story over gameplay won’t be for everyone, it’s a unique ride that mature and intelligent gamers should take,... Read more

Virginia shows instead of tells, with a raw, understated power and a calculated nuance that make even the smallest, most mundane details brim with narrative... Read more

Players are offered no real choices within this tersely edited walking simulator, and yet the contemplative nature of the game keeps things feeling unusually satisfying.... Read more

There are very few games as emotionally affecting as this. The story is thrilling, powerful and thought-provoking, and the music sends chills straight through your... Read more

Even if you recently watched Stranger Things, you might notice a few similarities with Virginia in the subtle and sometimes explicit otherworldly allusions to the... Read more

Some may dismiss it as just another pretentious walking sim, but this innovative Lynchian drama is one of the best story-based games of the year. Read more

While extremely confusing at times, Virginia manages to keep players glued to their screens thanks to the wonderful scenery and camera work, mixed with a... Read more

An interesting idea that has flashes of brilliance, but is hampered by baffling and counterintuitive design decisions. Read more

It's rare for a game to make me swing back and forth a full 5 points on the score, but Virginia managed exactly that, and... Read more

It’s a game to savour and talk about for years to come, one that left me, just like the inhabitants of Kingdom, Virginia, speechless. Read more

Virginia takes the adventure game to new places, and while not everyone might want to join in on the trip, those that do will be... Read more

Variable State’s title offers a different way of storytelling, but relies heavily on unrelatable and abstract imagery Read more

Virginia’s intimacy makes it more than a Twin Peaks wannabe Read more

Virginia is, at its best, a gaming mechanism that provides slightly more immersion than watching a movie -- and at its worst, a failed walking... Read more

I found Virginia to be an excellent story with deep emotional aspects that were conveyed very well. Read more

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As a whole Virginia is wonderfully cinematic, and a fantastic story to inhabit as it unfolds. Read more

Like all of the best first-person adventure games, or "walking sims", Virginia works better than its movie inspirations because of the inherent interactivity that comes... Read more

Virginia’s tale of intrigue and mystery quickly comes full circle. In that time, it will take you to some pretty surprising, extraordinary places, and easily... Read more

Virginia is a sharp thinking, plot driven single-player adventure like few out there. It borrows heavily from other games of its ilk, yet twists it... Read more

Virginia's an astonishing piece of narrative design, and a game that goes where few others are capable of following. Read more

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Virginia is extremely well made and a sight for you to behold, a well-developed drama that should be experienced by all. There are issues I... Read more

Virginia is the only thing which prevents itself from achieving greatness, as it tries to imitate a TV show, while attempting to abandon the fact... Read more

Saying that Virginia is unique is an understatement, there is nothing like it on any Xbox-console. The storytelling and music are sublime making the game... Read more

A surreal love letter to detectives and David Lynch. Read more