

Uventa
BlackRat · 2018 · Indie, Gore, Violent, Horror, First-Person
PC
Mixed49% · 140
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About Uventa
The ambient first-person horror game is based on a true story about the ordinary rounds turning into a nightmare beyond human perception. The tragic fate brings you, a simple night guard, to an abandoned school. Plunge into a horrifying and gruesome story, face the unknown, and get to the bottom of the secret that this spectre of the long-gone Soviet era has in store. It takes cunning and smart actions to complete your quest. Even the scariest monster may turn out not to be a fanger in the dark.

- The real events based story.
- Psychological horror without "screamers".
- Interactive environment.
- Original soundtrack of a bygone era.
- Interesting puzzles.
- Unpredictable finale.

- The real events based story.
- Psychological horror without "screamers".
- Interactive environment.
- Original soundtrack of a bygone era.
- Interesting puzzles.
- Unpredictable finale.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Didn't run into any bugs in the little time I played. I can tell that the enemy was going to be a problem. I woke up in the basement and he charge me and I just died. Now if he wanted me dead would't he have killed me at first instead of knocking me out? I'm getting tired of games making me so defenseless. If you don't want to give me a gun then let me be quick or give me more health so I can take more than 1 tap from the enemy. This character is a guard and is as fragile as newborn. My enthusiasm was gone after that.1 found this helpful
Not good. The controls feel float-y and movement is quite sticky. A lot paths seem to be blocked or too small. The soviet style old abandon school fine. There could've been more details, with the game being as short as it is. This also makes the game atmosphere very weak. The story feels tacked on. Bad people are bad, sure. But what does it have to do with this game? Am I the bad guy? Who are the others?
I can't get it to run for 2 minutes without it crashing. Tried multiple things. I wish I could try it out. It looked interesting.
It's okay. It's quite rough round the edges but it's just engaging enough to be passable, and for the price you can't really complain. Basically you're a night watchman, looking after a school. You hear what you think are kids messing around and breaking windows and pretty soon you're knocked unconscious and dragged to the basement by a burly man. The basic gameplay is you explore the area, pick up codes and keys, and unlock more of the school. And occasionally there's a section with a burly man that you have to run from. What is odd is that sometimes if you die to them, you respawn exactly where you are, and the man has gone. Takes a bit of the tension and challenge out of the game. Story is a backseat for most of the way and then there's a hilarious 'revelation' at the end which comes completely unearned out of left field and was almost enough to push this to a not recommended. But not quite. Fun for an hour's play or so.
Controls like garbage, glitchy as heck, story was completely empty. A few of the puzzles were just completely obscure. Avoid this one for sure.
Very atmospheric game. It reminds me on Outlast and Penumbra. You feel the abondance of these old Lost Places in a Post Apocalyptic Area. Graphic, Story, the dark light and sounds are perfect for this scenario. Yes, some small bugs are present, but these are not affect the gameplay negatively. Positive is also, that the game is not too fast. This is good and lets you check out all the places without stress. Combined with this very low price i give it 9/10. I would buy it again and i think i will also play this game again after a couple of time.
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