A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Reviews

As a Quiet Place fan, I have to say—this game truly delivered! From the well-crafted characters to the gripping story and the sheer terror of dealing with the creatures, it was a horrifying yet thrilling experience. The survival mechanics introduced throughout the game were intriguing, though I wish they had been utilized more consistently. Still, they showed a lot of promise. My biggest critique is the final act, which felt more focused on gameplay than delivering a satisfying narrative leading into the conclusion. While it was still intense, I would have preferred a stronger story payoff rather than levels that felt unnecessary. That said, the overall experience was fantastic. A Quiet Place fans and horror lovers alike will find plenty to enjoy. 8/10

Writing is cheesy as all get out, but overall a very fun and stressful experience. The story isn't the best and feature cliche's and horrible dialogue and voice acting but the actual game play loop is scary and engaging.

The game is great the pace of intense fear n decisions the mix of exploration n horror . I think the game deserves a DLC .

The game was fun although it was not as scary as I thought it would be, but it was still pretty intense. It did get frustrating when I kept dying in the same area and had to do quests over a dozen times before succeeding, but overall I enjoyed it.

It has a beautiful world, it's not an open world, the story takes you there..but it has an atmospheric world to see..for movie fans it's a very nice game, the controls are a bit of a problem at times, nice graphics, nice puzzles, nice sound, a little scary, but it will get an 8 out of 10.

You do get the nostalgia from the movies that's for sure, BUT, the story needed more cooking in the oven, the creature encounters become repetitive and predictable, the most dangerous thing to the protagonist has nothing to do with the creatures. Also what is going on with Laura's eyebrows?

Walking simulator? more like asthma simulator. Also a bad asthma simulator. Don't run two feet or you'll need to hit the inhaler. Parkour obstacle? Inhaler. alien walking around near you? don't inhaler or you'll trigger death cut scene 1. Maybe worth $5 if it's on sale.

Nothing in this is worthy of note. The monster is more annoying than anything, making too much noise simply locks you in place in a cheap cutscene awaiting your inevitable demise. Intriguing setting with some interesting concepts but poor implementation. It's short on the good side, so at least the game knows to not overstay its welcome with its repetitive gameplay loop.

The game is no doubt revolutionary for a stealthy action game but it's held back from too much stealth. Every stage is the same: crouch around the different obstacles, hope the monster doesn't hear that one puddle step, make noise to draw it away and escape. It's really interesting at first but every single stage in the game progressively gets more tedious instead of more complex. This game would be much better if the game could get more complex but still manageable so then the relief and satisfaction of getting out of an area gets elevated as your heart rate elevates too. Somehow I have never seen mechanics like these, so for it's own game to make them boring and cliche really shows how bad this game can be when it gets lazy and does the same thing over and over again. A Quiet Place is a fantastic movie series so far with 3 gems and although on paper a video game sounds like a genius idea... It's really not.

Several times the monster would sniff you out even if you're stood completely still and not making a single sound. Means it knows where you are. Not really fun to try and be quiet if the thing can just cheat.