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Virginia is a first person interactive drama. It is the story of a recently graduated FBI agent and her partner as they seek to uncover the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a young boy.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteSep 201610/10There are very few games as emotionally affecting as this. The story is thrilling, powerful and thought-provoking, and the music sends chills straight through your soul.
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TelegraphSep 20165/5 starsIt’s a game to savour and talk about for years to come, one that left me, just like the inhabitants of Kingdom, Virginia, speechless.
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Game InformerJavy GwaltneySep 20169.3/10An engaging and surreal first-person narrative adventure packed with mystery and effective emotional moments
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TechRaptorPerry RuhlandSep 20162.5/10An interesting idea that has flashes of brilliance, but is hampered by baffling and counterintuitive design decisions.
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DestructoidCaitlin CookeSep 20163/10Virginia is, at its best, a gaming mechanism that provides slightly more immersion than watching a movie -- and at its worst, a failed walking simulator with a convoluted ending. Because it is a scripted experience light on interaction and choice, I'm not entirely sure I can recommend it as a game. There may be an inkling of promise in its budding story, but for many I imagine it will be hard to read between the lines and even harder to consider it a worthy experience.
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IGDB rating 6.8/10 from 107 ratings.
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