UNBINARY: AI Awakening

Hi Travellers, We’re so excited to share that My Monsters is officially out now on Meta Quest! This journey has been a dream for our indie team, and we can’t thank everyone enough who supported us along the way. In the full version of the game, you’ll get to: - Team up with Moti and explore the…

Hi everyone! In case you missed it, My Monsters will be launching this week on October 2! This is our brand new action-adventure game that features a similar hand-painted art style to Unbinary, only now in a completely new genre. Check out the launch trailer for the game here: https://youtu.be…

Very unique game

This game does things differently in many aspects. The hand-drawn graphics are very unique and beautiful, I have been completely blown away a few times by the beauty. For some strange reason I had one of the strongest feelings of immersion out of all the games I ever played - perhaps due to the uneven and asymetrical objects (because in real life asymetry is everywhere) and unique (kinda stop-motion) animation. Sometimes the game felt like a vivid dream, which is just awesome. I really liked the voice acting and the AI Webby also threw in a few good jokes, which was nice. Also the sound design is great. The gameplay was smooth - not too easy and not too difficult, puzzles were interresting. I have not encountered any glithces or bugs. The only part that I was “meh” about was the story - it’s a very on-the-nose allegory that sometimes felt like a political lecture. Whether you will like it depends on you, it’s not an universally lovable story. I originally wanted to substract 1 star because of the story but then decided to still give it 5 stars - whether one likes a story is very subjective. Overall it’s a great and unique game and I would recommend you to try it - there is nothing else like this on the store :)

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Beautiful handpainted puzzle adventure

The game is beautiful and totally hand drawn in Quill. A really clever and creative way of developing a VR title. The visualls are though probably the best part of the game. The test chamber style puzzles are ok and somewhat entertaining for what they are and the animated voiceless robots are charming, but where it has some room for improvement is the narrative. Some of the voice acting comes of as just annoyed and becomes... well annoying, and that's more the falt of some porly script dialogue and character relations then the actual voice acting. I did also have some issues with locomotion in this game, but this is based on the early access version so those issues might be fixed with the full release. Other then that the game runs grate on a Quest and mostly without issues. Reasonably priced application thats a good entrypoint for VR.

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Enjoyable game

Just finished the game, and was happy I played it! It has some neat mechanics that build as you go, adding new functions and abilities. I'm not the best at puzzle games, and it took me about 4 hours, but I only needed to look at a walkthrough once to figure out how to advance (and that was only because there was a glitch toward the end where the platform a robot was on didn't stay lowered after I threw the switch in the other room, and I thought it did something else). The interactions with the robots were fun, especially when they gripe at you and shove you backwards if you get too close. The story was all right. I couldn't fault the AI for being the way it was, since it was trained by humans, after all, so understandably could apply a code of morality to what are essentially machines working in a factory. One could argue that by helping the AI in its quest, you are corrupting the machines. I was viewing the situation differently than the AI did: robots doing their jobs until broken, robots rightly rejecting other kinds of robots that were in the wrong area, removing batteries from robots as a neutral mechanical act rather than an act of violence. But it's still interesting to know the AI's point of view in the story. It's funny that it wasn't considered sexual harassment when a robot would become enamored of you and invade your personal space as a stalker XD. I loved the animation style and the music was pretty good. Sometimes I need to turn music off, but this music added to the overall environment. At times, the movement was clunky, like when trying to grab things to climb. It helps to make sure you hear the grab sound before trying to move up. A few times I was worried about not being able to reach things, since, at 5'5", some distances were a stretch. But not too many problems in the game itself. Anyway, I recommend this unique VR game for a relaxing puzzle with no rush or real danger, even if the AI tries to hurry you along.

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A Visually STUNNING Adventure Puzzler

Unbinary is an amazing hand-painted adventure puzzler on the Meta Quest platform. Its graphics are truly stunning and take full advantage of the Quest's hardware. In the game you'll be solving puzzles, interacting with colorful robots, and overall just having a blast! I really enjoyed my time with the game. It felt super unique compared to a lot of other Quest titles and it stuck with me after playing. Of course there were some problems with it, most notably a few bugs, but overall I found it to be a great game! I definitely recommend it. My full review: https://youtu.be/oPiHOUHjrpA

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An Absolutely Stunning Game

This is a beautifully hand drawn game, visually stunning. Its a puzzle adventure VR game, I would say the puzzles are at a easy to medium level. Webby the super AI that you help out is a great character I loved her sense of humour and sarcasm. I was gutted that the game took me a little under 4 hours to complete, maybe with some harder puzzles it could of taken longer but I believe the main selling point of this game is the graphical VR comic like game you are put into. Even though I don’t think it has much replay ability after you have completed it, I do believe it’s worth buying. Check out my video on my YouTube channel fun with the clicks.

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