Uncanny Valley

This is from the pixeljank boom, and it *really* feels it. Slow pace. Absent UI. There's like four different interact buttons depending on circumstance (space, E, enter, up) but there's no indicator on which you should use or when something is interactive. Using the inventory feels like tooth extraction. Environments are big and empty and you have the stamina bar of an asthmatic gerbil. The rough thing is, I think this would work with a point and click adventure interface. Truncate the rooms, make the interaction points clear, make the inventory useable. The atmosphere, sound, and pixel art aren't bad. It's just interacting with the game feels terrible, unrewarding, and time-wasting. For a game from a similar era that lands Silent Hill in a more playable way, try Lone Survivor. Or play any of the modern SHlikes. To enjoy Uncanny Valley, I think you have to be really determined to enjoy Uncanny Valley. I struggled to get into it, and then all my interactions bugged out, and again the game *does not* like telling you what you're intended to be able to do. I don't mind having supported the developer but I don't think this one's for me.

Uncanny valley its a great game. honestly, it is one of the best indie games i hv ever played. The story , graphics, constant feeling of fear,mystery and being stalked make this game unique. unfortunately, the game does not answer a lot of questions, plus its very short. you can beat the game in less than 20 minutes... The game has multiple endings, there are 7 different ones to discover DEPENDING on your choices. this game deserved more recognition. if you like indie horror games, you should give it a try. my rating for this game is 8.5/10

Not bad game with a strange atmosphere and a story that's hard to follow. 7/10 More weid games: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45665580 And part 2: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46219602

Cryptic and empty. Most of the time nothing is happening, and when something finally does, it’s just not enough. It’s often unclear what you’re supposed to do, and mistakes are very costly in this game. There is some atmosphere and a few interesting ideas, but in the end I don’t think it’s worth your time.

One of the most boring games I've played in my entire life... I tried to give it a chance twice, but no, this is simply unbearable.

Uncanny Valley is a dark, story-focused horror game where you play a night guard working in a strange, isolated facility that clearly isn’t as abandoned as it first seems. Things start small and unsettling, then slowly spiral into something much more disturbing. What really works is the atmosphere and the way your choices matter. The game constantly makes you feel uneasy, and the retro visuals and sound design add to that tension without relying on cheap jump scares. It’s the kind of horror that gets under your skin and makes you curious to replay it just to see how different decisions change the outcome.