A branching narrative adventure set in the final 21 days of a dying city.
Every decision you make will shape your surroundings, and the city’s fate. However, the clock is ticking - and the city carries on, with or without you.
Speak to everyone from eerie politicians to chain-smoking child anarchists. Work as a trader, socialise, explore the town freely, and play a role in the city’s hierarchy.
Combining the exquisite narrative depth and exploration of Sunless Sea with the curious setup of Majora’s Mask - plus a dash of Lovecraft - A Place for the Unwilling is a rich narrative experience where player choices really do count, set in a Dickensian world of colour and Eldritch nightmares.
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Our Review
A Place for the Unwilling may not the promised game. For each of his goodness, there are small defects that diminish that idea with which he was born and that surely grew like a snowball until it was immeasurable. But, despite this, I am left with the pleasant moments created as a result of a routine in which I shared my little time with many of his characters who, as the days passed, opened his heart to me. Or others in which he desperately sought answers to a city that hides behind its secret walls that escape the understanding of many of its citizens.
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