Rated 8.6/10. "Shadow of Destiny is extremely fun, and will keep you busy for hours. It's puzzles and mysteries might get annoying at times, but don't they always keep you going back for more?" By Jarrid Stacy.

Rated 86%. "It's more a movie than a game."

"If you are an avid adventure story gamer and you don't like this jewel, then just throw your PS2 away!" By Skinny Minnie.

Rated B. "It may not be a gift from the gods, but Shadow of Destiny is a solid game. Initially the story feels retarded, but give it some time and you'll see the light." By Shawn Sanders.

Preview. "In the end, Shadow of Destiny seems the antithesis of a twitch game. There is, in fact, absolutely no combat in the game. If anyone out there still cares about narrative-driven, laboriously cinematic games, then Konami apparently has you covered."

Rated 7.7/10. "It may seem ironic that Shadow of Destiny, one of the best PC adventure games to come around in some time, was originally a console game." By Andrew Seyoon Park. 12 screen shots. Reader reviews.

Rated 8.2/10 by Andrew Vestal. "The original structure and narrative make Shadow of Destiny well worth playing, despite its minor flaws." 75 screen shots. Reader reviews.

Review of Windows version by Kevin Rice. Includes screen shots. Score: 78 out of 100.

Rated 82%. "This game has probably one of the best stories ever told through video games." By Ronan Rushe.

Rated B+. "If you've not yet played the console version of Shadow of Destiny, then don't miss out on the experience." By Randy Sluganski.

Rated B+. "If this is the only adventure game ever released for the PS2, then it still will be worth the money I spent on the system." By Randy Sluganski.

"Much is excellent about Shadow of Destiny. The storyline is fascinating; the well-worked-through sense of consequence, and opportunity for change of history, makes this a game for any time-travel buff."

Rated 2/5. "'Shadow of Destiny' is a cool idea, but the lack of meaty gameplay, awful dialog, and a short game time make this a minor footnote in the history of the PlayStation2's library"