Unusual Findings: Three friends uncover mysteries in the 1980s. Follow their amazing adventures in a game where your decisions really matter. Be prepared to spin like a record on your incredible journey back to the era of synthesizers, VHS Rental stores, 8 bits games and evil alien conspiracies.
It's the 80s and the Christmas is coming, Vinny, Nick and Tony are young and their new cable signal descrambler just arrived. That same night while trying to decrypt a pay per view adult channel, they pick up the distress signal of an alien spaceship crash-landing in the woods near their town... Things only get weirder as they realize that the towering alien is killing very specific members of their community! Uncover the truth hidden behind the alien invasion... well sort of. Why here? Why is it killing locals? How can the boys stop it? Will they tune in the adult channel after all? The answers to these and other questions... in Unusual Findings.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Ruso | |||
| Inglés | |||
| Alemán | |||
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| Italiano |
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I love old-school adventures. I'm a kid of the 80's and grew up with LucasArts, Sierra-Online etc. This game seemed to have the potential to bring back that kind of entertainment... but it didn't. The story is OK... the solutions to the riddles are at times confusing... but what really sucked was when I simply could not continue to play the game, because I appearently had done something I wasn't "supposed" to do. About 10 hours into the game (yes, I'm a slow player), I simply couldn't pick up one particular item. So... after getting really frustrated, wondering what the heck I'm supposed to do, I consulted a walkthrough. Surprise, surprise... the problem is well-known. If you didn't use a particular item (way before this moment) in a way the developers want you to, but instead used the very same item in a way, the game very well allows you to do, you simply cannot pick up that item. Wh
Unusual finds and strange things are afoot in this point and click homage to everything 80s, filled to the brim with stuff that made the era so memorable. I could also be seeing this through rose-colored glasses since I was there for most of it. Shame my mind was too young for the ladies' spandex craze though. Being a bucketful of nostalgia, Unusual Findings slaps from every angle. Aside from an obvious Stranger Things influence, I could throw in a few other movies, like Stand By Me, The Lost Boys, E.T., and Goonies as the proud patches it wears on its denim jacket. A huge amount of references, hat tips, nods, tropes, cliches, and zingers of the 80s crammed into every corner is a veritable smorgasbord, no vibe of the era forgotten. Even the main protagonists, Vinny, Nick, and Tony bear the clothes of some of the most popular characters and heroes of that era. Outstanding vibrant, sharp
BottomLine at the Top: A good title that could have been a great one if not for some unforced errors. Still, def worth playing for all the 80's kids and P&C afficionados. Intro: Ahhh the 80's in the US of A. What a great time to be alive... 'cept for, ya know, anyone poor or belonging to any kind of minority group and what have you. Overlooking them though (as was done in the 80's) you had great music, style, movies, and of course the briefest of opportunities to catch the now extinct 'Merican dream. I personally think the peak of 80's nostalgia was around 2015 but for those of us Xenials that haven't completely given up in the second decade of the 21st century, this game is a nice reminder that we were alive for the briefest of times during which we all thought we had a shot at living in something resembling a normal world. Hahaha, ohhh how naive we were... Jesus that was depressin
Well, this game had the misfortune of being my rebound game from "Return to monkey island". After almost a month of rigorously canvassing every inch of Ron Gilbert's latest masterpiece the feeling dawned on me that I needed to move on. Unusual findings, which was already on my wishlist, seemed like a suitable candidate and a few days (and 20 hours of playtime) later I can safely say that I made the right choice. With just a few exceptions which I will point out shortly (Most can be ironed out with a patch, mind you), unusual findings is highly enjoyable both as a point and click adventure, and an 80's horror/ sci-fi nostalgia romp. Pros: Aside from the obvious which are the absolutely spot on visuals and soundtrack, I have to recommend the writing. The plot is nothing too original, but is engaging enough to keep the player interested. However its in dialogue and interactions between th
I played the demo for this during Steam's Next Fest event in October of 2022. Last week. I've always been a bit wary of adventure games that look like they are trying to capture the look and feel of classic adventures, especially ones that lean more LucasArts. But the demo was good, so I bought this day one. Alas, I do not recommend it. As far as adventure games go, it's got all the bells and whistles you'd expect. Inventory items, using those items with different areas of the game, and a lot of meaningless conversation. There are puzzles as well, and the ones you see will be slightly different from others depending on your choices in the game. I think. The choices open it up for other play throughs of the game but I'm not sure I'd recommend it. Graphics: the pixel art in the game is really well done. There are a few areas where objects don't really stand out much, so you can miss them
Pretty nice game, the atmosphere is similar to one of the awesome Netflix series - Stranger Things. The spirit of adventure, mysticism, conspiracy theories, funny dialogues of geek friends and very cozy pixel graphics are what this short game offers me. I loved it from the very first minutes. For me personally, it's the best find of the year among indie games! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3301197502
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