Unforgivable
Mario Leal · 2025 · Singleplayer, Mystery, Female Protagonist, Story Rich, Exploration
PC
5 user reviews60% · 5
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About Unforgivable
When Rebecca loses contact with her girlfriend Leanna during a late-night call, fear drives her to investigate. She heads to the Hemisfair Health Clinic, where Leanna was last heard from, only to discover she’s vanished without a trace. As she digs deeper, she crosses paths with unsettling individuals whose actions raise more questions than answers. What begins as a desperate search for Leanna spirals into a harrowing journey to uncover the truth.
Experience this gripping, story-driven third-person adventure where narrative takes center stage.
Investigate the Clinic During the Dead of Night: Embark on a tense late-night exploration of the Hemisfair Health Clinic to uncover the mystery behind Leanna’s disappearance.
Uncover secrets, and face tense encounters: Stay on your toes during high-stakes situations where your reactions can mean the difference between life and death.
Live the Story in San Antonio: Become part of the narrative as you explore San Antonio, TX, through the eyes of its characters and their challenges
Cinematic Storytelling: Engage with immersive cutscene narratives designed to pull you deeper into the story and connect you to the characters' journeys.
Checkpoint-Based Saving: The game automatically saves progress at key checkpoints, ensuring a smooth and immersive gameplay experience.
Experience this gripping, story-driven third-person adventure where narrative takes center stage.
Investigate the Clinic During the Dead of Night: Embark on a tense late-night exploration of the Hemisfair Health Clinic to uncover the mystery behind Leanna’s disappearance.
Uncover secrets, and face tense encounters: Stay on your toes during high-stakes situations where your reactions can mean the difference between life and death.
Live the Story in San Antonio: Become part of the narrative as you explore San Antonio, TX, through the eyes of its characters and their challenges
Cinematic Storytelling: Engage with immersive cutscene narratives designed to pull you deeper into the story and connect you to the characters' journeys.
Checkpoint-Based Saving: The game automatically saves progress at key checkpoints, ensuring a smooth and immersive gameplay experience.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Unforgiveable is hard to describe... its an emotional whirlwind of a game with some of the most likely unintentionally hilarious sequences I've seen in a long time. But this renders it completely enjoyable and worth a play purely from a comedy perspective. I can't really give my traditional pros and cons for this one as it's just something you should really experience for yourself because it's really worth it. I will say to the developer I can clearly see the passion in this project and I would love to see more games from you because I absolutely loved it. Full Playthrough: https://youtu.be/L11ZYd3rsUw?si=L4UZd6blBDSvfI1S4 found this helpful
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Decent short game, that feels like it could be so much more! Still quite enjoyable, though. My only real gripe is the camera can be quite clunky at times, and loading can be odd (times, pop-ins). There's no game save other than checkpoints, and have to quit the game with Alt+F4 or close the window. Kudos for properly supporting the arrow keys! (There's no key config, but only one key is used in addition to the usual movement keys.) Oh... The recommended system requirements are meant to be some kind of joke, right?? LOL
This video game will definitely appeal to a lot of players. If you like cinematic or mystery adventure type of video games with some elements of action (think of Silent Hill meets Grand Theft Auto) then this is right up your alley. There is a lot of real-world influence that's showcased by the developer in the form of the city, the local neighborhoods, and easter eggs. It's one of those video games that clearly has nostalgia and personal experiences from the creator. I would happily recommend it and I think there's a lot of potential. Cheers!
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