The Uncertain: Light At The End

The story is interesting, but just like the first part, this is still more of a short demo, with painfully slow action animations. Compared to the first game, there are way more bugs this time, and sadly, the devs don’t seem to care. On the logical side, robots have terrible accuracy, and shooting at humans makes little sense if they’re supposed to be transporting them somewhere. Human animations also look awkward and unpolished. And judging by the way things are left, there probably won’t be a continuation. One of the few positives in this part is that we’re no longer limited to a single dialogue option. I still can’t recommend buying this at full price — honestly, it’s only worth playing the first part.

The story of this game feels unfinished, almost like a demo. At the end, it becomes hectic and new topics are introduced that don't have time to be resolved. Still, it's not really exciting. Most of the characters are unlikable, and I can't understand why Emily still refers to them as 'friends' or 'family' at the end. Yes, I got the bad ending, but it feels right. As far as the technical implementation is concerned, there are a few bugs. Sometimes the UI text appears in Russian and the game cannot be fully controlled with the game controller. To exit the detailed view when examining an object, I had to use the keyboard. One of the puzzles, where you had to navigate triangles through a circular field with moving lines, was completely unsolvable. Apart from the stealth sections, which pose no challenge whatsoever, most of the puzzles were good. There was only one that I didn't know how to solve (it involved finding a numerical code) and another puzzle (where you had to find a way throug...