Unnamed Experiment

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Unnamed Experiment Review[/h2] [h3] Great idea, terrible execution [/h3] [hr][/hr] The concept of a puzzle game with no textual guidance is really interesting. Unfortunately, the implementation of this concept is complex and Unnamed Experiment falls short… keep reading to find out why! [h3] About This Game [/h3] [hr][/hr] [h2] Storyline [/h2] The game has no text, no voice, no context, and no story. After figuring out the menu´s puzzle, you find yourself in a room with two different environments (living room and toilet). From there, you progress through micro puzzles to the end of a very crazy environment. The ending that was supposed to be a surprise ranged from non-sensical to pretty obvious. [h2] Gameplay Mechanics [/h2] It’s a click puzzle game. Allegedly, there was supposed to be some logic behind the puzzles, but the logic is basically non-existent, and it ends up being a click everything till it progresses kind of experience. There are many cryptic signs, but their relationship is poorly designed. The combination of possibilities fal…

Adventure game, India, pastime, brainteaser, difficult riddles. It should be an adventure, but there is no plot, dialogue, or characters. We can say that this game supports all languages ​​because it has nothing written, not even in the initial interface. There is no tutorial, we are completely left in the lurch starting from the "MENU" After clicking randomly we are catapulted into a strange world where there is no logic, we find ourselves interacting with objects and creatures that I don't know how to describe because they don't make sense. It has a serious flaw: when we pick up an object and select it to use it it doesn't work, we have to keep trying and trying again up to ten times before succeeding; This thing is really annoying!!!!!! The puzzles: some we find the clues easily, but most there is no explanation of what we have to do, while others we don't understand where to find references to solve them; surely putting a small "Help" button would have been a very useful choice to avoid getting stuck and abandoning the game disconsolately! I don't recommend it because I didn't find it fun. Sometimes I clicked on the puzzles at random to continue, while for others I had to …

Unnamed Experiment is a creepy, surreal puzzle game where you're dropped into a strange world with no instructions. You solve weird, challenging puzzles using only your gut instinct and observation skills. The hand-drawn art and eerie atmosphere make it super immersive. If you love psychological horror and tricky puzzles, this game will keep you hooked and on edge the whole time.

It is a very clever game that nobody knows how to play it or even start

I give this game a rank D (40-50%) Mediocre game - you can totally forget it.. See my profile for more details about my reviews. I am sad to say I can not really recommend this game. I apologise to the dev who graciously offered a copy to me, but I could not even finish the first room. Worse: it took me about 10 minutes to find out what to do IN THE MAIN MENU. I appreciate the witty idea of making the statement "this is a puzzle game, finding out to start the game from the main menu will ALSO be a puzzle!"... but not if everything feels convoluted, obtuse, confusing... to the point of feeling arbitrary and nonsensical. Do you like Escape games? puzzles of unlocking stuff? This is a take on that, here, but just SO complex and random and arbitrary, without giving you ANY CLUE whatsoever, that it ends up being unpleasant and non-rewarding. There is 5 symbols code to enter here, in order to unlock a door. Then you find all the symbols, in 3 lines. You try the 3 lines. Nothing works. It is because something that happens on another screen and which could NEVER be noticed or interpreted as THE clue gives you the right order... Me spending 50 hours on it would NOT make me realise what to…

This game will challenge even the most experienced puzzle fans. When you run the game, you’re welcomed with no instruction, story, or even an intro. There’s just a single screen where you can click on several things and try to figure out what to do. This is actually the game’s main menu, and getting into the proper game is hidden behind this first puzzle. The actual game follows the escape room template. You click on items in the room to use them or take a closer look. There are no highlights, so you must click on everything, including apparently insignificant things. The solution is to observe unusual patterns and then apply them correctly. However, this is a lot more difficult than it sounds. The game throws you immediately into the fire because there are no "obvious" solutions or even simple puzzles to help you get started. Every clue appears to be unrelated to the room or its contents.