Project Unirah

The game is kind of fun and there are few bugs that really need to fix otherwise as a single developer good job !

Most of the negative reviews for this game are unfounded; it's a low price game created by one person and it's totally worth the money and time investment. The good: - Interesting puzzles; - Nice soundtrack in the background - Graphics - Interesting ending to the story The bad: - There are some small glitches and bugs but nothing game-breaking. Also I should be mention that the combat is not super easy, you need to hide and be mindful where you go.

i think this game is really good honestly i'm having fun playing it but i think it needs fixing especially the bugs in it cuz now I've encountered 4 bugs in it so i recommend this game but with the bug fixes and everything else

It's extremely poorly optimised and not very well play tested, I quit out because in the beginning section alone the power nodes glitched out twice through the terrain, and when I loaded back in it had set my where I'd quit out from, but reset the progress so I had to backtrack and recollect things. It's not bad for the puzzle aspects but the overall jank and glitching is pretty bad, and really does feel like it was thrown together in a hot minute. It's not keeping me invested with the horrendous lighting glitches and overall feeling. If you want something with androids, puzzles, and fighting, play Haydee or Haydee 2.

Don't be fooled by the graphics. It's the gameplay that matters and it's just not there with this game. I would classify Project Unirah as a puzzle game first and foremost with some light gunplay. The graphics are actually fairly faded and colorless with frame rate drops no matter what graphical setting. Your health drops super fast in this game and turrets and enemies can take you out in about three to four shots. And when you are killed, you must repeat the same lengthy sections because there is no way to manually save and checkpoints are very far away. I found the puzzles to be kind of dull and tedious where every room involves moving things around with a gravity gun, which is janky and seems to not work sometimes unless you are in the right spot. There are not that many enemies and shooting them with the guns feels pretty weak in my opinion. I finally gave up in the warehouse section where you are supposed to keep moving boxes and power cells around to open doors. I was frankly getting bored out of my mind by that point. The developer also does not seem to respond to discussions on Steam. Overall, I cannot recommend this game.