MindsEye is one of those games that feels like it’s constantly wrestling with itself. It’s ambitious, stylish, and occasionally brilliant, but also messy, uneven, and sometimes downright baffling. After its major patches, though, the Xbox version finally feels like the game it wanted to be at launch: a surreal, cinematic thriller that pulls you into its world even when its systems don’t always keep up. MindsEye follows Jacob Diaz, a former soldier whose life has been defined