Funny, witty, logic puzzles, charming graphics. Noticably, much love and care went into this game. Naturally, animations not always include objects used or handed over, but still very enjoyable. Looking forward to the next game of the team behind this.
The story of The Uncertain is rather intriguing, the puzzles to fix/open stuff don't make any sense, if you start thinking about it, but they're logic in themselves and can be skipped, if you don't feel like solving them. The ending is rather abrupt, like, just a black screen.
Great voice acting, fair puzzles, the things needed rarely are far away, sometimes a bit too convenient and obvious, what you'll need for what. The story felt a bit rushed at certain moments.
This game really touched me deeply on a emotional level, which is not easily accomplished.
BGE was bundled with my new graphics card back when it was released. Else I probably would have missed out on this game, simply because it somehow went under the radar. And since it was free and I never heard or read about it, I could enjoy it completely unbiased, which is not often the case with games or even more so movies. BGE has earned a special place in my memory. Somehow I wish there was a sequel to this franchise.
