** IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU PLAY THE GAME MORE THAN ONCE TO SEE EVERYTHING! (Due to the random nature of the level generation, you may miss some things if you only play it once! ** The Unknown is a procedurally generated horror game made by a one-man team (David Rico) in 48 hours for the Asylum Game Jam. Each playthrough is different and is only limited by the amount of content I could make in 48 hours, so I encourage you to play through it a few times to really see everything and get the full effect. It's meant to be very replayable. - Emphasis - Sound, replayability, gameplay, atmosphere. - Theme - The game is an exploration of the feeling of panic and hopelessness that comes from being lost, both mentally and physically. You must find a way to escape the labyrinthine depths of whatever hellish place you're in, but be careful... Fear is your worst enemy.
Graphically superior to many Slender Man clones, but still is in fact a Slender Man clone.
This was a great game, but with all great things, there are a few bumps. The atmosphere was perfect: crawling around in dark catacombs, looking for treasure, running from a ghost gives it a Tomb Raider feel mixed with FEAR. There were a few issues however, but they don't really effect the gameplay. Some of the wall textures were a little glitchy (easily fixable) and the end was broken; when you died, it clearly stated that, but there was no way to go back to the menu. If that could be fixed, then the game would have replay-ability. Despite a few errors, this is a great game! It's something different that many of the other games out there. I gave it an 8 out of 10 and I recommend people who are looking for a good game, to play this.