Karma: The Dark World Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . Karma is an intriguing new adventure game that sets up a lot of compelling questions and one hell of a twisted mystery. It’s visually sharp, taking us from one surreal moment to the next, each more memorable and exciting than the last. Although it’s clearly inspired by 1984, Twin Peaks and maybe even The Cell, this debut release from Pollard Studio rarely feels like a rip-off. It paints its own dystopian world and offers a story that is appropriately over-the-top, given the outlandish set-up. Best of all, the voice actors manage to sell all of this with complete conviction. It could use a few more puzzles and there are times where it’s being surreal just to give us a cool visual, but I’m not complaining. Karma: The Dark World takes us on a roller coaster ride unlike anything I’ve seen before on a game console. Rating: 78%
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