
UNBINARY is a VR puzzle adventure, entirely hand-painted. Meet Webby, a super AI made from human behavior data and candidate to rule planet Earth. Wear three masks that offer varied physical interactions in VR, and change the way the world reacts to you. Is she ready to fulfill her purpose?
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil*, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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the game looks super nice and a good story like portal, but i fear that that the full release will but too short and too easy.
For the price and time you put into this game it was worth the play through. The fact its all hand drawn is a first for me which goes to show you that you don't need fancy graphics to enjoy a game.
I really liked this game! The art, amazing! Love the hand drawn... well... everything. The voice acting is very good, and consistent right up to the very end. Then it changes, and is a bit jarring. But that is minor. Controls are pretty solid. Platforming is a touch janky, but it isnt game breaking and I got use to it pretty quickly. The puzzles are unique, and utilize novel mechanicis in the second half. The novel mechanics tie in very nicely with the story narrative. The story itself is very good, and hits close to home. It was nice to have a game story that wasn't just some cookie-cutter run-of-the-mill plot. Overall I highly recommend.
Good puzzles with a unique art style that is compelling.
Played the early access version...its ok. The sound design is generally really annoying, the movement and grab mechanics are pretty buggy. The art style is certainly cool, but like, what is the point of the game? The puzzles are pretty straight forward, and then robots get mad for some reason...? Interested to see what, or if, this ever goes to full release.
Wonderful environments with very nice model work and style. The voice actors were a little on the overdramatic side, with a bit of the "You... need... to... do... the... thing..." type of speak near the end, but it was more on the cheesy side than the annoying side. Sometimes I encountered puzzle-breaking glitches, such as bots losing track of their current location after moving around, but level restarts are easy enough and levels are short enough that I didn't lose much progress. [spoiler]I think the game was sort of trying to make a racism/prejudice allegory, which I found interesting in that they actually tied it into the puzzles rather than being only part of the dialogue. The yellow mask causes green bots to loathe you and actually shove you around if you get close (may be disorientating for some) which I found to actually be a little bit threatening as you'd walk near one, swap masks to climb a ladder, and hear the hate sounds start up; I found myself climbing ladders a little faster even though I was far enough that the green bots wouldn't touch me. I think it could have been a [i]little[/i] more subtle at times, but like the voice acting it wasn't disruptive and as previously mentioned it does have an interesting effect on the player's actions. [/spoiler]
prometteur ! l'utilisation de Quill pour la creation de l'univers est une tres bonne idée. a tester et à suivre !
The game isn't very long, but it has a pretty good storyline and nice graphics. Played it on the Quest 2 via AirLink and didn't run into any major issues.
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