The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day Reviews

booooooring

not that good, quite boring

It's a not bad interactive story game. It pretty much hand-holds you through it. It's progression is a bit slow but one needs to take into account the age of the game.

While the controls can be clunky if anyone it reminds you you're just a robot. Great premise, nice puzzles and wanted to see a proper ending.

While the story is engaging and is very interesting and the graphics look relatively impressive, you can still very much feel, that the game comes from an an rather small and inexperienced team. The gameplay feels slow and bulky, and not in a way where you could argue that it just is how a robot would control, but rather delayed and unresponsive. When the fixed camera changes angles change, your controls go all over the place, and because of the bulkyness you can't adjust your inputs either. The cutscenes behave weird. While you can skip the dialogue, you can' skip the animation. But that are about all the bad things i can say. Like i said in the beginning, the story is interesting but i'd call it a bit linear. The good thing is, that it leaves room for good character development and plot twists in future games, meaning the writing has potential to improve. The voice acting is far from bad, but i wouldn't call them good either (it's about as mid as it can get). While i think that it is a bit to short, its definitely worth playing. I, for myself, like the setting very much, and are interested how future games will play out.

Slow pacing, easy puzzles, and bad voice acting.

Very lonely game, bit bizarre; but worth it for the price.