Summary: Past Cure is a classic case of unfocused game design, and it’s easy to imagine that it ended up this way as a result of the developers wanting to do too much. One moment it’s a generic third-person shooter, the next it dives into psychological horror but forgets to build the stakes first. At one point you’re sneaking through a decent stealth mission and then, abruptly, you’re dipping into some simplistic puzzles and riddles.
