The Uncertain: Light At The End

Графика даже на Ультра в 2к полная ♥♥♥♥♥. Видеокарта 3025мгц 215 кадров с 5мс. Ставлю V-Sync падает до 75 кадров 2755мгц. Вся графика в ПИКСЕЛЯХ. Озвучка НЕСООТВЕТСВУЕТ тому что происходит на экране монитора. Реальные системные требования для Ультра: RTX 5090 Palit Gamerock и Ryzen 7 9980x3d. 0 из 1000 RTX 5090.

Demasiado lento y aburrido, pero me lo tuve que pasar 4 veces para sacar todos los logros xddddddddd Esperando que continúe la historia del primer juego o que cuenten más de porque de la rebelión de los robots pero nada, se centran en un grupo de humanos con 0 carisma definitivamente es un 2/10 y eso porque me gustó el primer juego

Gamefrick

мне понравилась игра, но концовка разочаровала. а атмосфера в этой игре офигенная, сразу напомнила Detroit become human, игра для меня 7/10

I'm willing to give Light at the End a thumbs up, but ultimately this is an unsatisfying game. When combined with Last Quiet Day, The Uncertain series lacks a meaningful story or a central character. ComonGames/New Game Order created an ambitious premise and setting, but neither game has enough substance to establish a strong hook. [h2]Robos[/h2] Light at the End is an urban survival story that is fully generic and could be mistaken for a zombie post-apocalyptic setting. Not nearly enough is done to emphasize that the humans are pitted against perceptive, intelligent, aware electro-mechanical entities that are able to effectively observe, think, plan, communicate and coordinate. Instead, the robots are presented as mindless creatures that can be distracted by noises, just like a zombie. There's no sense that the robots have any goals, objectives, or daily activities other than wandering around to find the last dozen-or-so humans still creeping around in the city. Our survivors freely walk around abandoned city blocks, avoiding the rare robot encounter by throwing a tin can to distract it. It's a good thing this city, ruled by artificial intelligence robots, is completely camera-less. It doesn't have any persistent surveillance with continuous 'ai' powered detection and analysis, ala real-world "Flock" systems. Don't you love seeing plot contrivances that exist to make things much easier for the writers? [h2]Humans[/h2] The survivors made up for many of the game's shortcomings for me. I liked all of the characters, even Matthew and Alex. Yeah, they're rude as hell but never act out of malice or betray the group, so I found them entertaining. The dialogue kept me interested and the English voice acting was great for all characters. My favorite thing about the game was the actress for Emily. She has a pleasant delivery that cemented my sympathy for her struggle. Her performance is emotionally resonant, not subdued or inert. And surprising for a young woman of this current era, she kept her voice mostly clean and clear. There were some unfortunate moments where she'd make her voice ugly through vocal fry, but it was minimal. [h2]“To be continued.....?”[/h2] The ending makes it sounds like ComonGames/New Game Order has committed to dual protagonists for the future of the franchise: Emily Hales as the human protagonist and RT-217NP as the robot protagonist. Who knows, maybe the third game will finally release in 2028, surprising us with the cat from Stray (2022) as protagonist. It was the same universe, all along! After finishing the game, I looked back at my screenshots from The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day and was reminded... [spoiler]both games end on the same event.[/spoiler] Last Quiet Day even said, "To Be Continued." So in a franchise that was introduced with a brief, but enjoyable, game about robots, ComonGames/New Game Order decided not to make a full game that captures the ambition of humanity defeating the robots to restore our rightful dominion over Earth. Rather, they made another very short game, a frikkin [u]paraquel,[/u] that fails to fulfil the promise of continuing the story we saw in Last Quiet Day. A baffling decision, both creatively and for the health of their video games development business. In one month, it will have been a full decade without the continuation promised in Last Quiet Day, and we're already half a decade past Emily's bold statement that, "This isn't the end of the story." < [i]insert GIF of the guy saying, “You sure about that?!”[/i] >

Same as the 1st game, it's hard to say it's a good game, but i liked it. The story is good and they did a good job with the settings of the universe, now we need the rest of it, with a more profound and complete story. The whole game lacks polish and quality of life but it is stil playable. I hope The Uncertain 3 will come out and be more ambitious than 1 and 2.

I loved how you get both perspectives of the story, I really hope they make a third game so we can find out what happened to the rest of the group. There were a few bugs but they weren't major. I really like this story, RT is my fav.

Неплохая инди игра.

Despite the negative reviews, I can't call this a bad game. It's different from the first game in a way that I can't compare them, but I do find the first game more interesting. In my opinion, the human crew kind of made it feel a little generic. I feel like some themes could have been explored better and more deeply. Another thing is that some dialogue felt overextended and unnecessary. As for the mechanical part, the game still has some bugs here and there, but nothing to make it unplayable. I did love the visual aesthetics a lot though. 5/10 on my personal score, yet waiting for a continuation. Also, I can say this game was so ahead of its time with its warning about AI ethics and similar topics.