Unavowed

This game is great! The setting and the story are deep and fascinating. The replayability is also something that you don't usually get with point-and-click adventure games. I really loved this game. If I was forced to make one small critique it would be that the puzzles weren't as rewarding as those in other Wadjet Eye games. That being said the story and the moral dilemmas that the game puts you in are like puzzles themselves. They are like puzzles within yourself that you have to spend a lot of time thinking about. The consequences of which you will be the recipient of later in the game. This is something that you don't often get in games and it was done so well. As usual the writing, artwork, voice acting and story were at the highest standard. Please please keep making more wonderful games like this Wadjet Eye. You are amazing!!

Best graphic adventure of the past few years. Go for it

TL/DR: If you like retro adventure games even a little, you have to play this. The plot is incredibly rich, the characters are nuanced and have clear motivations and ways of interacting with the world, the puzzles are not bogging the game down, the world-building is very detailed and always hints at a larger world...I'm amazed I played a game that scratched my itch for a good adventure game so deeply.

Un excellent jeux , digne de Wadjet Eye !

I can't knock the ambition in this one. There's a refreshing take here where the game is split into a series of episodes where you select two companions to come with you, and this decision changes the nature of how you need to solve puzzles. Whether this constitutes a fount of replay value to you will depend on how much the characters and story satisfy. Ultimately this fresh take was wasted by some catastrophically hokey content. Staten Island episode is an utterly laughable disgrace in dialogue and art direction. The house in the Bronx turns those laughs into tears. It's a shame really because at other times Unavowed approaches artistry. Everything about the Brooklyn episode was quality, and I quite enjoyed the Chinatown one too. The voice acting overall ranged from middling to excellent. There's far too much deus ex machina and I still don't understand what happened with some of the amnesia or out of body elements. For a game that eschews agency and approaches more of a choose-your-own-adventure, there's that much more pressure on everything else to be of high quality, and it just didn't come together here. Whomever had their child draw the merman so they could skip work that day should be ashamed of themselves.