The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day

Eğer "İnsanlar" yok olsaydı ve robotların ürettiği robotlar dünyada yaşıyor olsaydı nasıl olurdu? Bizim değer verdiğimiz "sanat eğlence müzik gibi" şeyleri bir robotun bakış açısıyla bize gösteren bir yapım, tabi bir hikayesi de var ama ben bir robot gözünden insanlığı inceledim, herkesin oyundan beklentisi farkı tabi

Err, yeah, don't know what I expected, but it certainly wasn't this. This plays very much like some small developer team's first attempt at a proper game and I don't mean that in a good way. This is what I'd expect from game design students at university toward the end of their 3 year studies, I would know having done such an education myself only to realize how screwed the market is thanks to AI and some other factors, sigh... and that game not being made by the more talented teams/students but perhaps the middle rung at best. Animation is pretty decent, the art is actually pretty good. But whoever wrote the dialogue has no talent, or at the very least no experience in writing. It sounds very much like a teenager imagining how a robot would sound. The dialogue is filled with a lot of awkward sentences and words that flow horribly, it's needlessly wordy and explains every single part in a choppy, stilted fashion. It just doesn't sound at all like the thought process of a robot, the word choices are way too weird, trying to sound fancy but failing miserably. The story background simply makes no real sense either. If they had a decent writer that could bring the robot to life, this game would definitely be a respectable first entry into the game design industry, but for a game that is clearly focused on immersion/mood/feeling, this the chatty robot ruins every single part that would make it an interesting play. Don't make a game like this if you can't bring the world to life through story/dialogue, you need a somewhat skilled writer for that. Everyone's effort was ruined by whoever wrote the backstory/dialogue, although I suppose everyone probably had a hand in the cookie jar during brainstorming, just that the others weren't good enough either to notice how horrible it was.