Unavowed Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)



For our Unavowed Review, we learn of how a demon has possessed you and used your body to tear a swath of bloodshed through New York. You are now free, but life as you knew it is over. Your only path forward is joining the Unavowed – an ancient society dedicated to stopping evil. No matter what the cost.

 

Unavowed Review Pros:

  • Strong beautiful pixel art graphics.
  • 1.4GB Download size.
  • Voice and text or text only.
  • Cursor speed slider.
  • Point and click gameplay.
  • Full touchscreen controls.
  • Opening character builder- Sex, Name, and profession.
  • Hold down Y to show all interactive points on the current screen.
  • You can play using the face buttons.
  • Strong voice acting and all characters are indeed voiced.
  • Puzzle elements.
  • Simple drag and drop inventory system.
  • Multiple choice encounters.
  • Excellent fit for the Nintendo Switch.
  • Tooltip hover text for both anything of interest and menu items.
  • Fantastic animations.
  • In-game cutscenes.
  • Save when you want.
  • Engaging and compelling story.
  • Huge replay value as you have so many branching storylines and choices.
  • Mixes in cutscenes and gameplay seamlessly.
  • Unlock/meet new characters.
  • You can set up your team to take out, Taking different people of skill.
  • Commentary on/off.
  • Stunning set pieces.
  • Truly memorable locations.
  • A terrific cast of characters.

Unavowed Review Cons:

  • Doesn’t have any achievements.
  • Slow starter.
  • The tutorial is just a bit of text and shortcut buttons.
  • No guidance.
  • It feels at times that your choices have little impact.
  • No hints button.
  • The story does get a bit out there at times.
  • Few item clicking issues where it doesn’t register it properly.

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Unavowed:

Official website.

Developer: Wadjet Eye Games

Publisher: Wadjet Eye Games

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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