Still Life Critic Reviews

Anyone who loves a mystery and has an investigative mind will get many hours of pleasure from Still Life.

While the game might be a bit simple for some, veteran gamers will still enjoy the deep story contained within Still Life.

Still Life is generally enjoyable, with good quality puzzles and an excellent atmosphere. Still Life doesn't venture far from the typical adventure formula but for what it is, the game is commendable.

Even the most gruesome crime scenes have a haunting beauty about them...it's almost a strange intertwining of reality and the surreal.

This murder-detective mystery from the Adventure Company is every bit as gruesome as it is enjoyable, and it certainly had us all engrossed until its eventual conclusion.

From the dazzling introductory sequence, right the way through to the cliff hanger ending, there's not a single section of gameplay that feels it hasn't been smothered with love.

Excellent visuals and voice acting really draw you into this film-like adventure experience known as Still Life.

An excellent adventure title that most will feel more confomfortable with on a PC. However, priced at ten dollars cheaper, the Xbox version isn't bad at all.

Still Life includes a gripping gruesome story, challenging gameplay, and to top things off, it's only twenty dollars. It may not have the longest single-player campaign, but it has a darn good one.

Still Life might not be perfect or innovative but it does justice to the classic crime-solving adventure genre and will keep you hooked to the very end.

It definitely needed more puzzles and a fresh take on the gameplay. The bottom line is this: if you like adventure games, you should enjoy Still Life, but it will definitely not change the mind of the masses.

Despite the fact that you play an FBI agent, you never use a weapon. Still Life is an adventure, through and through.

A great mature concept that can not live up to the expectations.

Taking cues from the hit series CSI, this adventure title demands strong patience and creativity to solve the missions. Definitely not for the weak hearted.

For the hardcore gamer, there should be enough here to keep their interest through until the ending.

An enjoyable Xbox title that actually doesn't have a single gun in it.

Still Life doesn't start with a bang; rather, it consistently builds towards an interesting and eventful finale, only to let the player down in the end.

As usual, this type of game controls better on a PC and character movement feels slow and clunky with the Xbox controller.

Sadly it falls into the realm of being one of those games that presents nothing new to the adventure genre and instead relies on the usual puzzle solving and mildly entertaining exploration mechanics of past titles.

Its slavish dedication to convention will scratch the methodical, cerebral itch all diehard adventure game fans have. As a genre exercise, though, it exerts little energy to draw in new players.