The game supports two languages -- English and Hindi, but I remembered how bad the English voice acting was when I had played it briefly at the launch event. So for my playthrough, I decided to pick Hindi, because surely the Hindi voice acting would be better, right? Wrong; it's atrocious. Imagine a Class 4 student being asked to stand up in front of the class and read aloud from the Hindi textbook words he had never read before. In a country where there is such a deep influence of films and television, the kind of voice acting and script writing seen in this game is downright abysmal.

I won't criticise the game on technical grounds too much because frankly, no one expected it to excel in the audio-visual department anyway. But there's something to be said when a five-second cutscene involving a still camera shot and one line of dialogue is preceded and followed by 15-second loading screens. There is a long loading screen before and after each cutscene, no matter how long the cutscene itself is. The loading screen is actually the most memorable part of the game.

Ten years from now when I think about this game, I'm sure the first thought to enter my mind will be the words 'Pratiksha Kijiye' (Please wait), the message you are greeted with on each loading screen. Whatever flow there is to the game is totally destroyed by these bland, recurrent screens.