Unknown Fate Reviews

https://youtu.be/9QoJKp2Hrx0 Interesting game with strange story and puzzle ideas. The only negative thing is the Audio, Cant adjust the volume and sometimes hard to hear the conversation.

These devs dont know what checkpoints are, so have fun starting the whole level again if something goes wrong.

5/10 Poor gameplay. Poor narrative experience. Good mechanics.

The option for turning off motion blur is broken. I turned it off in the tutorial, but it returned in the next area. Since then I haven't been able to turn it off again, no matter what I try. It really ruins the game for me, and since I'm not playing it in VR it never did any good for immersion anyway. I was really looking forward to playing it, since it has such interesting character designs and an interesting concept. But I just can't play it, the motion blur makes me motion sick.

Dark poetic sci-fi adventure with some puzzles and FPS. Interesting surreal graphics and story. I don't get motion sick thanks to blink teleport. Polished enough. 8/10

Played the game for 30 minutes in VR first and about 20 minutes in Non-VR after that. I have not finished the game in that time, but I still wanted to write a Review. Pros: - Interesting, eerie Story - Nice voice acting - Well designed World - Playable with VR and Non-VR - 10 to 15 bucks is more than a fair price for the game! Cons: - VR-Version seems to be rushed over. Many of the details in the game and the story get presented much better in the Non-VR Version of the game. - Animation Glitches. Some of the Characters in the game sometimes had Animation glitches. - Visual Glitches in VR. Especially in VR there are some visual glitches based on head movement and lighting. In some scenes there are black and white flashbacks related to the story. These parts are hard to play in VR. All in all it seems to be well worth the money! If you are playing the game without VR you will surely get a nice, little game telling a great Story. I would still wish the Developers to overwork the VR-Version of the game to be closer to the Non-VR Version in terms of polishing and playability.

The game has really nice graphics and sounds. The puzzles were interesting but could have been much more difficult. It has an interesting story but I liked it. I recommend this.

This game is like that horrible b-movie that you catch a weekday during the afternoon, and that right from the get go, you know its gonna be mediocre, but, for some reason, you force yourself through it... Cursing my curiosity and warning you that you're not gonna get that 3-5h back, its not worth it, its just... bad.

The twisted dreamlike world the game is set in is really good but unfortunately the mechanics of this game are poor so i'm not willing to support the game. 1.No options for anything. 2.No free locomotion or snap/smooth turning. 3.Poor support for the Oculus Rift touch. So a refund for me which is a shame as i would of liked to explore more.

needs a lot more work, combat is like someone brought me to the 90s and if you ignore this and all the voice acting it can actually be interesting, plot is.. wierd to say the least. No audio sliders, no mouse cursor to select settings. Feels a bit rushed and some scenes are out of place, but some story concepts meshed well together!