Unknown Fate

The option for turning off motion blur is broken. I turned it off in the tutorial, but it returned in the next area. Since then I haven't been able to turn it off again, no matter what I try. It really ruins the game for me, and since I'm not playing it in VR it never did any good for immersion anyway. I was really looking forward to playing it, since it has such interesting character designs and an interesting concept. But I just can't play it, the motion blur makes me motion sick.

It's fine, teetering on kinda bad. I was thinking about giving it a positive until it continued to show off its mediocrity for 4 gruesome hours. It gives lots of "first game" vibes, with pretty bad voice acting, whack cinematography, default graphics and clunky gameplay. The world is pretty cool, I guess? And it for sure has some great ideas and designs in a vaccuum, but the writing does them no justice. By the end I had fully turned off my brain and was just waiting for it to end. I don't really regret playing it all too much? But if it comes down to spending real human money, just don't.

Unknown Fate is a surreal, story-focused first-person adventure that places atmosphere and symbolism at the forefront of its design. Developed by Marslit Games and published by Fulqrum Publishing, the game casts players as Richard, an ordinary man abruptly pulled from his familiar life into a fractured, dreamlike world that feels shaped as much by memory and emotion as by physical reality. From the opening moments, the experience establishes a tone of quiet unease and curiosity, inviting players not just to move forward, but to question where they are, who they are, and whether the world they’re exploring is real at all. The narrative unfolds in a deliberately indirect manner. Rather than relying on extensive dialogue or exposition, Unknown Fate tells its story through environments, objects, and fleeting moments that hint at Richard’s past. Locations feel symbolic rather than literal, often resembling distorted reflections of real-world places filtered through trauma, regret, or forgotten memories. This approach encourages interpretation, asking players to piece together meaning from fragments rather than presenting a clear, linear explanation. The result is a story that feels per…

Oyunda bazı eksikler yok değil; bazı yerlere ışınlanma yaptığınızda (VR Başlık ile oynarken) ekran kararmaları ve ışınlanmanın tam anlamıyla elinizdeki izleyicilere entegre edilememesi ve oyun her zaman önünüzde değilde tam arkanızda başlaması gibi. Ama yine de oyun oynanabiliyor her halükarda. Geçmişimizi bir nedenden dolayı unutmuşuz ve hafızamızı geri kazanmak için bize yoldaş olan doğaüstü yaratıklar ile bir kızın silueti yardım ediyor. Diğer boyutta bazı taşlar mevcut ve bu taşlar bize hikayenin tamamı için gerekli yoksa hikayeyi tüm başarımlar ile bitiremediğiniz gibi hikaye az buçuk eksik kalıyor. Final bölümünde bu parçalar eksik kalsa da az da olsa neyin gerçek neyin yanlış olduğunu anlayabiliyoruz.

This game is like that horrible b-movie that you catch a weekday during the afternoon, and that right from the get go, you know its gonna be mediocre, but, for some reason, you force yourself through it... Cursing my curiosity and warning you that you're not gonna get that 3-5h back, its not worth it, its just... bad.

[i] Disclaimer: I cannot provide anything regarding the VR experience. [/i] Very easy to 100% without a guide - Also, the game was a little bit of a mess. A unique, interesting, flawed mess. Using a controller for this game is not a great idea. You can certainly complete the game in a 4-5 hour window with one, but yeesh. Clearly its is mapped to mouse and keyboard control. Not so good there. So go KBM! (or VR?) The design of many of the characters and elements are very interesting. I believe this game does achieve creating enough of a unique, well thought out environment to call this game "atmospheric". If you like that sort of thing - Also: platforming, light puzzles, strange broken story, high school theatre voice acting by protagonist - then you could play Unknown Fate. Speaking more on the "strange broken story"... It is a bit confusing, with no real answers or much coherence throughout the plot, potentially even by the the very [spoiler] "what a twist!" [/spoiler] end. By no means does this mean a no, if again, you are into that sort of thing. I was able to piece together and understand enough of this to enjoy, albeit not entirely satisfied. If this sounds like a review that…