
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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Just to hang the cards +1
Flawed, but excellent. The biggest disappointment is the ending; we're not talking Mass Effect 3 here, but it sort of tapers off into nothing, and quite suddenly, too. If you're prepared for that, the game is an amazing ride, where you make difficult moral choices from the perspective of several different characters.
The game is marketed as one supporting Mac OSX, however it's been more than 2 years since it was released and I still cannot play it on my iMac without graphical glitches. I complained to the dev, but to no avail. He just does not care. So, unless you're on PC, don't buy this.
I am on my third playthrough and everytime I have played it I have loved the diolougue more than the last time. I bought it a year ago and only have about 9 hours on it atm but i do not regret buying it for a second. If you like dialogue BUY THIS GAME if you take a second to appreciate the dialogueit might be the best you have seen! P.S Don't mistake it for a modern day RPG
super thought provoking. not enough games like this.
A narrative-based RPG that strongly defies tropes of the genre, providing sensible outcomes to your wide range of decisions, but not simply for the sake of player empowerment.
An interesting adventure that takes place in an exotic fantasy setting in Hindu style, and its main focus is the interaction and decision-making through dialogues. The game is divided into several episodes, in each you will assume role of a different character and try to reach their goals, and depending how you resolve situations with one character may influence conditions for the next one. Together, they assemble a story of a nation and city that is beset by dwindling resources due to several years of drought, and an uneasy relationship with neighboring civilization of man-snake beings. Graphics certainly deserve praise here, all locations are meticulously drawn and character animations are well done; music is great, it blends seamlessly with the atmosphere and is nice to listen to. Sadly the game is not very long, even exploring all the options it will take some 6-8 hours, so it’s more a short story than an epic tale, but in my opinion still worth the try for all players who love adventures.
This is a graphic interactive story. Not a point & click nor an adventure game. This being said, if you like this kind of games, you'll have a blast. I loved the setting, it's very original. The story was well written, I would absolutely love another game in the same universe. The only problem I had was the ending : it lacked of informations about the consequences of our choices.
So after seeing the simple 2d graphics and fulfilling the minimum requirements on my laptop, I was very confused to see this game has atrocious performance. For like 3 badly done animations on the screen at a time. Opening any menu actually causes a massive FPS drop. The game runs at about 40 fps and drops to 15 frequently. I can play games with much better graphics at 60 fps on this PC. And there are no graphics options to help (because ♥♥♥♥, there are like 20 sprites drawn on the screen at a time, what could you even lower?) Indie or not, this level of performance is not acceptable in any way. Be wary if you want to play this on a low spec rig.
nice art style and setting, but everything else pretty much sucks.
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