- September 6, 2018
- Marslit Games
- 4h median play time
Unknown Fate
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About
"Unknown Fate" is a first-person adventure game with puzzles and combat, where you play as Richard who suddenly finds himself in a surreal universe. With no memory of his past, Richard must navigate this strange world, encountering peculiar characters and objects that resemble his former life. As you progress, the line between reality and illusion blurs, making you question your understanding of what is real and true. The game is a journey to find answers, recover lost memories, and find a way back to Richard's real life.











- The game features an intriguing and atmospheric story that blends abstraction and reality, with a unique visual design.
- Graphics and sound design are generally well-received, contributing to an immersive experience.
- Puzzles and platforming elements, while simple, provide some enjoyable moments and can be completed in a reasonable time frame.
- The combat system is clunky and lacks engagement, with only one enemy type and trivial boss encounters.
- The narrative is often confusing and lacks coherence, leaving players with more questions than answers.
- Technical issues such as motion blur problems, animation glitches, and inconsistent level design detract from the overall experience.
story
33 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Unknown Fate" is described as intriguing yet confusing, with a surreal narrative that leaves much open to interpretation. While some players appreciate its ambition and the mystery it presents, many criticize the lack of coherence and clarity, suggesting that it feels disjointed and filled with filler dialogue. Overall, the game offers an interesting premise but struggles with execution, leaving players divided on its effectiveness as a story-driven experience.
“The strong suit of the title, Unknown Fate's story is well-narrated, riddled with allegories and hidden meanings, and most of all, full of mystery and events which interpretation is left in the hands of each player.”
“What it may lack in standard gameplay, Unknown Fate more than makes up for with an intriguing and easily immersible story that only slightly hinges upon the carrot-on-the-stick technique.”
“The story is interesting, as you journey through different worlds trying to find out why you have lost your memory, which was left open at the end, possibly for a sequel.”
“Speaking more on the 'strange broken story'... it is a bit confusing, with no real answers or much coherence throughout the plot, potentially even by the very 'what a twist!'”
“Perhaps, it is just me, but it felt like the developers did not have a direct concept about the story.”
“As other reviewers have mentioned, the story is extremely vague and open to interpretation.”