Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Reviewed, in so Many Words

So few games are truly for mature audiences—and I’m not talking about tits, dismemberment, and profanity-laced dialogue, here—that you really have to doff your cap to the rare experience that is. The story and themes in Shattered Memories strike just the right tone for grown-ups: it made me feel anxious, frantic, and desperate, in just the right measure. And the story wraps up in an eyebrow-raising ending that’s not so much “OMGWTFBBQ!” as it is, “Wow—that’s pretty goddamn smart.” So, how’s it play? Kinda shitty, honestly.

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About our scale… the number of words in our review reflects the score of the game. In practical terms, you could assume that games reviewed in 49 words or fewer should be avoided, games reviewed in 50-75 words would make a decent rental, and games reviewed in 76 words or more would make a solid purchase.

One Response to “Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Reviewed, in so Many Words”

  1. Nergal22 says:

    Glad to hear some positive comments on this title. The reviews have been generally all over the place on this one. I just picked up the PSP version, but have yet to play it. It should be a great primer for Heavy Rain. I wonder how much novelty will be lost without the Wii remote… Should pick up the PS2 version as well – I hear it is very scarce. Thanks for the quick review – it validates my purchase somewhat.

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