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Article by Robert Purchese, Senior Staff Writer Updated on 27 May 2021
There s a stigma attached to full-motion video games. They re known for hammy acting and titillation: an image they haven t been able to shake since the 90s, thanks to infamous games like Night Trap. A few companies still make them but they tend to be made on a budget, so they fly just under the radar, not quite meeting a threshold to get excited about.
But Erica was different. It had a classiness to it, and a refinement. It was beautifully shot, the acting was believable, and it was tense. And it felt different. In Erica, you could interact with the world in a more engaging way than with other FMV games. Those games tend to keep you standing back from the action, feeling as though you re only ever choosing a film clip to watch next. But Eri