The Unknown

The game is missing an option to be playable at 2k resolution (2560x1440p). This is a pretty specific problem to me, since I'm using a 1440p monitor for gaming. Even with preset launch options through Steam, I'm unable to change it nor with modifying the gamefiles (I was unable to locate them for resolution settings). Also, whenever I hit "Apply" in the game settings (Visuals or Advanced), the changes do not apply, or they do, but if I want to go back to the settings menu to check them, they just automatically switch back to default settings. Edit: In v. 1.0.2 2k support has been added. Thank you dear developers. Also, now I don't have any reason to dislike this game. I really enjoy all sorts of puzzle games - this game is no exeption - and in my opinion, the game's horror atmosphere is on point!

The Unknown is a great first-person platformer with horror elements. The lighting and graphics are outstanding, and the amount of care put into the game’s development is obvious. The puzzles gradually become more challenging as you progress through the story, which takes place in Mike’s mind. It took me about an hour to complete the game, and although it’s short, there’s more content in the works. I definitely recommend that fans of this type of game give it a try.

Most of the game takes place in the puzzle sections. Even these have some nice atmosphere. Eventually I got stuck at a particular puzzle. Can not figure out this one jump. I am intrigued to continue on though. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/-Np6NQYjsZc

Walkthrough video here: https://youtu.be/wrjtr4IMbJ4 The game takes place in the quickly fracturing mind of Michael, and the narrative does an exceptional job of dealing with the problem of trying to suppress your emotions that are negative. Things build up over time, and eventually reach a breaking point. The game handles this tastefully, and I was very impressed with the way it all played out. Gameplay consists of some puzzle platforming in a variety of rooms. It's linear in fashion, but you do have a few areas you can explore to find secrets and robots that you can collect. Attention to detail is important, and if you find yourself stuck(like I did) just take a step back and look around the level. It's almost certain you've overlooked something. There are some timing requirements, but I felt they were pretty generous. There are also a few levels with obstacles that make things a bit difficult, but once again they are relatively easy to navigate once you get the pattern down. Graphically the game looks rather unique and pretty great. Colors are limited, but the detail and lighting really bring it together into a really nicely developed world. Voice acting is quite good, sound effects hit perfectly, and the soundtrack fits the game perfectly. Overall the game will probably take you an hour or less to finish. If I hadn't been stuck for a bit, I think I'd of finished the game in about 45 minutes. The pacing is great, and the time kind of flies by. I don't know that there's a ton of replay value, but it's an experience I'm glad to have had. Definitely recommended.

Very addicting and challenging game, I enjoy the challenge. Every puzzle makes you think a little harder each time. I really felt that i was in Mike's dream, always sitting on the edge of my chair. If you enjoy jump scares and challenging games this is an absolutely must!

The Unknow is a creepy platformer, akin to Portal, if the last one was mixed with Silent Hill or Penumbra. Quite amazing to look at, although, the buttons fail to register at some points, while using a controller. A recommendation for those who enjoy puzzles and the game runs perfectly well on Steam Deck as you can see by pressing the link below: https://youtu.be/eYQrFb2tyqc

Haven't finished it yet but the game is really cool! Very nice amtosphere and music, effects, intriguing story and vibes. Definately would recommend for any puzzle videogame fans.