Posted on: October 20, 2020
cemcim
Verified ownerGames: 44 Reviews: 1
Dissapointed
Ive been waiting for so long for this but neither story nor the characters can realy convince me. Game starts boring and does not realy pick up. The Bugs dont really matter, but the characters and conversations are poorly designed. To sad, I loved the first part.
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Posted on: February 8, 2022
cork
Verified ownerGames: 1459 Reviews: 15
Decent story, but not a game
The story is interesting and a promising continuation of the story. But it is more of a movie combined with a walking simulator. The majority of the playtime is walking on a track between two cutscenes with no other actions. The rest is a few find object and quicktime events.
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Posted on: March 16, 2022
fl37ch3r
Verified ownerGames: 25 Reviews: 7
Descent Sequel From Indie Publisher
Story wise, The Uncertain: Light at the End is a good sequel to the first game by the same developer. The story writing is pretty good and it backed up by some good voice acting as well, which helps tremendously to bring to life Emily and her fellow survivors. Developer CommonGames have also done a great job with their locations, the graphics are descent and the puzzles fairly straightforward. Altogether, this comes together to be Telltale-like experience a step up in fleshing out the world introduced to us in their original game in The Uncertain series. There are some minor issues however, such as some text captions not matching the spoken words, or text not translated altogether. Plus, the facial animations are a bit ridged. Hoping the developer follows through on their intention for the third iteration in the series, but no news on this just yet.
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Posted on: November 19, 2021
Games: 0 Reviews: 14
Boring and poorly optimized
This is a slow-paced low-budget poorly optimized adventure game made with the awful Unity engine. I experienced constant frame rate drops throughout no matter what graphical setting. Character models are outdated and movement is stiff and robotic. Player movement also stutters heavily sometimes when strafing side to side. Gameplay is like playing an interactive movie with tediously dull puzzles that thankfully can be skipped. You also cannot remap the controls, there is no way to manually save the game, there are lots of loading screens, dialogue is incredibly boring, and there are no objectives or map so it can be confusing sometimes where to go or what to do. There are also major bugs such as characters' mouths remaining closed while speaking and Russian text that should be in English. I also experienced a graphical glitch during the final section of the game where the screen went completely white. This game also feels like it was more intended for female gamers. I cannot recommend this game at all.
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Posted on: October 8, 2020
UCrest
Verified ownerGames: 1518 Reviews: 30
TU:LATE version: rc1
Cons: - Since its release, the video game presents some technical problems when presenting texts (subtitles) on screen. - And some sudden control failures during the game. These are not serious control failures, but I must admit that they are somewhat annoying to happen during the game. - Something that caught my attention is the design of the characters (Emily and Park). They look a bit strange compared to the design of the scenarios that have a very good environment design. Maybe it's my business, but I'm not convinced. Pros: - The video game feels different from the previous title. And that's a good thing. - The cinematic introduction is good, but somewhat simple. The stage design is incredible and credible. The moments of tension are moderate and the moments of action flows well within the adventure. - The menu for item selection and interaction is simple but it does the job. In short, we are still with a video game in development. So we will have to wait for new updates with patches and fixes in the next days and months. The Uncertain: Light At The End is not a bad video game and, on the contrary, I found it very entertaining. The changes made in this video game with respect to its predecessor are quite good and I would say that they are correct, that is to say, they are on the right track. The premise of a world in decline with the human race almost on the verge of extinction (something like what happened in Animatrix) is still very interesting to me. It's a theme that should lead to much more in the world of video games. If you liked the previous video game you might like this sequel too.
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