
Unrest is a role playing adventure game set in a fantasy interpretation of ancient India that adapts to death, failure, and the choices you make. Play as ordinary people in a struggle for safety, freedom, and a chance at peace. Use conversation, manipulation (and rarely, violence) to achieve your goals.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Unfortunately I cannot recommend this game, it is very short, has little variation and for a game where you only talk and choose different responses, it rarely feels like your choices are making a big effect on the world. Also, for a game advertised as an RPG, it has little in the way of rpg elements.
I wanted to like Unrest. The fantasy India setting is relatively underused and the promise of a dynamic storyline with multiple paths sounded great. Unfortunately, I played through the game once and quickly had my fill. The background lore is cool but playing the game felt like a chore due to slow movement and dull dialogue. The abrupt ending continued to sour my experience.
I had wanted so much more from this game but I did discover that it was, very simply, everything it had advertised itself to be. Come join me in the sudden and gripping fear that all of your choices actually do have consequences, and entire plot lines can be snuffed away with one wrong move.
This "game" is a good idea, wasted. The setting, the conflict & the way you switch between characters are all excellent in theory, but the plot (such as it is) is paper-thin, the characters (such as they are) are one-dimensional at best, and the game (such as it is) is really a very short visual novel with nothing but illusions of choice. Is the message supposed to be that the future is inevitable? If so, there are better, richer ways of getting that across. Ultimately, I regret purchasing this game.
Внешний вид заинтересовал, но внутри плохая игра. Первые пару глав ещё туда-сюда, но потом появляются всё более рандомные микротараканы, на которых очень насрать и за происходящим уже невозможно следить... Мандиб... Джейдиб... Кто это ♥♥♥♥♥ такие? Да я уже не помню. Ну описали тебе их жизнь в паре абзацев, ну побегал, пообщался. Они вообще никто и холодная вселенная, точнее жаркий городок, полный черножопых индусов, про них тоже никогда не вспомнит.
INDIA!
A story rich indie game where you get to play from the point of view of several characters. Great music and character development.
3/10
Picked this game up during the Harvest Festival event, but from what I've seen I'd say it's worth the full price. The dialogue is definitely the selling point of this game-lots of choices and interactions to keep you busy. Plus there are a bunch of achievements which I'm hoping to plough through now I've finished a full run. Would have appreciated a way to travel around faster, but overall a well put together story in an intriguing setting!
The writing was better than expected, and that's pretty much all that matters
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