The Raven

I went in with little knowledge or expectation. The story is rich without being cumbersome, you can often vary the detail in which you take part in the conversations. The music, along with voice actors give a sort of theatrical tone, which is somewhat characteristic of the era.
All in all a great game. Although, personally, I felt playing through the other POV in chapters 5 to 8 laid bare some absurdly elaborate aspects of the events, which could have been left to the imagination.

Great game. Good story with an intriguing mystery and who dun it. Liked all the characters and had good plot twists. Ran into one bug late in the game that required me to reload an older save and redo actions in a specific weird order to get around it, but otherwise I loved it.

A lovely mystery, a lovely twist where you play three different characters and what can i say about the ending. Magnificently done, totally fooled me.

The ending is a shocker! I didn't like certain frustrating parts of the game but with some help from the internet i made it through.

My view of this is that it is, essentially, a very good mystery game that, tragically, was only about 85% completed.
It's a better Agatha Christie mystery game than any of the REAL Agatha Christie mystery games that I've played. (That is, those released before about 2020.) It's clearly a love letter to the author and genre, and pretty faithful to that style. It features what is probably my favorite computer game protagonist of all time - a great example of how to write a player character with his own personality and make HIM a compelling character in his own right.
Sadly, it falls apart somewhat later in the game, which feels like it was rushed and released in an incomplete state to meet a deadline. The ending in particular is way too perfunctory and unceremonious, and there's stuff there that makes sense, but is sprung on the player so suddenly and without follow-up that many players have simply dismissed it as not making sense.
I love what's here, but it needed more work before it came out. A tragic case of a forever incomplete game, and good warning against episodic releases.

It's a thrilling story in 3 chapters, first 2 chapters a kind of detective story, gaining speed when it turns into a heits story in the 3rd chapter. The puzzles are mostly fair, some easier some more difficult. The graphics are impressive - characters had some mixture between cartoonic and realistic design, and so were the scene decorations, neither too simple nor too overdone. The music is totally enjoyable in every scene and adds to their atmosphere.

Very nice game. A bit rushed towards the end, but solid and pleasing overall.