- May 31, 2020
- Reb_Orn
- 7h median play time
Unferat
Platforms
About
"Unferat is a single-player Role Playing game where you play as an outcast seeking revenge on your former settlement using dark sorcery and unholy creatures. Choose your methods of interaction, from stealing resources to assembling an army of the dead, and experience a living world with changing weather, time of day, and a realistic economy. With multiple choices and approaches, the game takes about 6 hours to beat."



- The magic system is unique and engaging, requiring players to memorize spells and gather specific reagents, which enhances the feeling of being a real warlock.
- The game offers a variety of spells and objectives, allowing for different play styles and strategies, contributing to its replayability.
- Despite its clunky controls, the game successfully immerses players in a dark, atmospheric world where they can plan and execute their villainous schemes.
- Movement is slow and can feel cumbersome, especially during the tutorial, which may deter new players.
- The game lacks clear instructions on healing and other mechanics, leading to confusion and frustration.
- There are frequent technical issues, such as crashes and unresponsive controls, which can disrupt gameplay and diminish the overall experience.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is criticized for its lack of depth and engaging arcs, with many players finding it clunky and generic, often reduced to simple quest mechanics. While some appreciate the initial premise of embodying a villain and the encouragement it provides for gameplay, the overall narrative fails to maintain interest, leading to a mixed reception. Players express a desire for a more fleshed-out story and additional gameplay modes to enhance the experience.
“What this game is meant to do is to make you feel and think like the villain of the story, and in that, it does an exceptionally great job!”
“I completed the story in about 8 hours, and I feel that this is fairly appropriate for the mechanics and content the game has to offer.”
“The story at the start of the game is encouraging enough to fuel your demon summoning and village slaughtering rampage for hours.”
“Unfortunately, it's clunky in execution and there is no real story to carry the player's interest through tedious sections.”
“There is a lack of great arc(s) of storyline(s).”
“Wiping out entire groups of villagers repeatedly to achieve an impact on the economy seems to be a bad idea, because you will just advance the story, while the benefit is very small.”