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Hosted Games / Jul 19, 2018 / Adventure, Indie, RPG
Monsters are real. Join the Supernatural Response Team, an organization formed in direct response to the first documented case showing the existence of the darker side of humanity...
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Mixed
58% positive, 19 reviews
Unnatural is a CYOA (Choose your own adventure) novel, written by Sam Kabell and published by Hosted Games. Just a warning, this is a bit more of a rant than a review, but I do cover important points on the structure of the game and address what exactly I feel is wrong with it and why. I would like to provide my feedback/review. Let me start with the basics here: this CYOA novel is 285,000 words according to the...
23 found this helpful, 2023-05-11
I think Unnatural could have been an enjoyable game if it had been given the chance. Its problems are not game-breaking, but there are just so many typos, missing quotation marks, missing fullstops, commas etc.. Lines were repeated; I chose one option, but later my character acted like I had chosen another one; At another point I was given two options, I chose one, but the game showed the results of both. The entire...
40 found this helpful, 2018-07-31
If you've done any of these multiple choice text adventure novels from Choice of Games and others, you'll know what you're getting into with this. Just keep in mind there isn't much apparent variation that has a significant effect. This has a story to tell and you'll be able to Bioware some choices where you get a personalized tale, not necessarily wildly different ones. At least from the options available it did...
13 found this helpful, 2018-07-25
I play a lot of CYOA games, but I couldn't get through this one. It started off promising, you play as a child and progress into your teens and adulthood. This lets you increase your skills, establish your character, and sets up some story events later on. But once you join the SRT it just gets too weird. There's a lot of new characters thrown at you, a bunch of stuff happens all at once, things and characters...
10 found this helpful, 2019-02-11
