ajgreer-20023

This show isn't intrinsically bad. The idea is great and the execution was excellent, until Miyam Bialik was made host. She constantly makes mistakes, like cutting people off when they're correcting themselves, or not accepting a valid answer. Before she was host, these types of things would only happen once in a blue moon. Now they happen almost every single episode. It hasn't gotten better since she was first host a couple of years ago either. Fan outcry hasn't slowed anything down or changed anything, as viewership and ratings always tank when she's on screen, but the producers and directors do not care one bit. If you can stomach the mistakes and Miyam's pretentious and condescending demeanor, then go ahead and watch it.

This game doesn't hold back any punches when it comes to interrogation and questioning, and apart from Intuition Points it doesn't usually hold your hand. However, the game's replayability is *murdered* (pun intended) as you can't skip dialogue or cutscenes at all. *Plus* if you are a perfectionist and want to get questionings and interrogations 100% correct first try, you're SOL, as quitting to the main menu and coming back will 99% of the time send you back to the beginning of the area. This means that you'll have to find every clue in the area *again* and attempt the questioning *again.* If you aren't good at judging if someone is lying or not, then I'd avoid this game. The closest thing to any sort of accessibility option is the aforementioned Intuition Points, which are very limited and are only earned by ranking up, which is done by doing successful questionings or interrogations.