Failure is an inevitability, a natural part of life. Each one of us is going to fail, and have someone fail us. But the key, as Opus: Prism Peak posits, is to not let those failures drag you down and add up to something more. Opus: Prism Peak is perhaps the most stunning game I’ve played so far this year, both visually and through its truly remarkable story.
Through a cast of lovable characters, Opus: Prism Peak has a clear message to instill – it’s never too late to find yourself, no matter how old you are or the trauma you’ve been through. Simultaneously, it’s a profound exploration of the way memory works, and a deep love letter to the power of photography. Opus: Prism Peak has left me ruminating for days after reaching the credits, but there’s one thing I’m sure of – it’s going to be one of my favourites of the year.
In Opus: Prism Peak, you follow Eugene, a 40-year-old photojournalist who is extremely down on his luck, currently on his way to his grandfather’s... Read more