The Uncertain: Light At The End

Not worth to play Here is why Low effort, lots of graphical glitches, meaningless story progression, everything is so easy, tons of boring cinematics, disgusting animations and much more The first game was a good puzzle game but this one is completely garbage 2/10

[h1]Such a future will soon be ours.[/h1] [i]Once again, I am surprised at how high-quality a game turns out to be from an indie developer, rather than a AAA company.[/i] [h3][i]The story.[/i][/h3] This is the second part of the series. Here we will play as a girl named Emily, surviving in a post-apocalyptic world controlled by robots. With a group of friends, they devise a plan to escape the city to find a peaceful, quiet life in the wilderness. Will these old people and even a newborn baby be able to remain undetected? [h3][i]Gameplay.[/i][/h3] I want to say right away that in some places the action moves very slowly. But I really enjoyed it and savored the atmosphere, wandering through the locations looking for details. The puzzles here are really cool, moderately difficult and if you don't like them, you can just skip any. Plus, a bunch of hidden toys add mini-games to our tablet. By completing them we earn an achievement. [h3][i]Visuals.[/i][/h3] And here I was really shocked. The locations are so detailed, the textures are incredibly high-quality and the attention to detail is huge. And yet, the game doesn't lag at all. That's what I call top-notch optimization. [h3][i]F…

Game came 4 years later than the previous one and somehow handles and looks like it was made 10 years before. A parallel story with the first game that answers 0 questions and does not push the narrative forward.

Unfortunately for as great as Last Quiet Day was, Light at the End is just kinda meh. It doesn't really add anything to the overall story, several of the characters are just walking talking clichés, not really actually fleshed-out characters in their own right, the puzzles can either be obnoxiously easy, obnoxiously difficult, or obnoxiously bugged, and the graphics can end up horribly glitching out (the very last sequence had a nasty white sheen coating it). And of course there is the number one cardinal sin of being an incomplete story. It doesn't even sequel-bait, it does worse than that, it promises a continuation of the story. Guys, it took you 4 years just to get part two done! Actually, correction, 4 years to get the other half of part 1 done! This story is dead, and it sucks because it showed so much promise.

Yes more than no. The storyline, character development, etc... is really good, but everything is too scripted for my personal tastes. Too much reliance on QTE events, and you don't really have much personal agency over the character.

terrible.