This could spend hours gushing about the playable spaces, really. It sounds almost silly, but where most games would slap some 2D renders behind glass doors or something, this game goes overboard with the details and real products, treating each space as if players will closely examine them (and they should). Seriously, just walking into a store is a stunning affair because of the realism and variety baked into the store shelves. A playable space may not be massive, but it is dense. Lost Judgment is more dialed in than that, and frankly, much better for it. It's not a Grand Theft Auto-level experience from a bird's eye view where the player can hijack any vehicle they want and elicit a big police response. These aren't large-scale maps that could take upwards of twenty minutes to cross from point to point.
Moving about the various city locales is a treat most games can't match either. But from the actors themselves, it's blatant this is a passion project that elicited superb performances from almost all involved and it's a pleasure to experience. The voice acting behind the narrative points is downright splendid too, though the drawback there is that the writing isn't always.very good.
#Lost judgment dance club movie
Watching a cutscene could fool an onlooker into thinking it was a movie at times. They're downright stunning, varied and largely without equal, even if it's a shame the lip-synching is all over the place. Take the sheer realistic nature of the faces found throughout the experience. What Lost Judgment does well visually and on the immersion front is nearly unmatched in video games today.
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