Unstoppable: Breakout Reviews

I was impressed by the ending

It’s interesting because it’s a souls-like game played indoors ...and it developed by Korean indie game development

What I enjoyed most about this game was the way it conveys the story through voice. Even though I'm not great at Souls games, I managed to progress quite well. The graphics and sound of the game are also excellent, and the price is just perfect.

This game mixes souls-like gameplay with a modern twist. The quarter-view is a nice change, and the narration, with its great voice acting, is a highlight. If you're looking for something really challenging, it might not be for you, but it's a good fit for players who enjoy a lighter story experience.

The atmosphere in the game is pretty solid. They’ve done a good job of giving the soul-like genre a modern twist, and I liked the creative idea of using a vending machine as a bonfire. The story was definitely unexpected, and I was pleasantly surprised by the direction it took. Without giving anything away, I’d recommend going in without reading any spoilers. However, there are a few downsides. Exploring the map can be frustrating at times. It’s easy to get lost, and the layout doesn’t always make for an enjoyable experience. The playtime is also a bit disappointing — I wish it lasted longer. Overall, if you’re into souls-like games but want something a bit more accessible and modern, this could be worth your time. Just keep your expectations in check, especially if you’re used to the depth and challenge of traditional soul-like titles.