A Story About My Uncle is a non-violent First-Person platform adventure game built in the Unreal Engine. It is a story about a boy who searches for his lost uncle and ends up in a world he couldn’t imagine existed. The movement through the world in A Story About My Uncle is a crucial part of its core gameplay, focusing on swinging yourself through caverns with a grappling hook mechanic that gives the player a wonderful sense of speed and freedom. Soar through a game world with a unique art style and a mysterious story unraveling slowly before you.
The game is told as a bedtime story that a father is telling his daughter. When the father was young, his biggest dream was to follow his uncle Fred on his many adventures around the world. When the uncle one day disappears, the boy decides to go after him and ends up in another world. With help from his uncle’s inventions, he traverses beautiful underground caves, uncovers clues to his uncle’s whereabouts and meets fantastical creatures that help him on his journey. The further the boy goes into the caves, the deeper the mystery gets. Where had uncle Fred gone, and why had he left so suddenly?
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Italiano | |||
| Polacco |
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Great Game 8/10, kind of buggy with the grappler at times but great atmosphere. Spoiler Alert Ending Theory Just wanted to post my take on the ending. Fred was known to be able to climb mountains at the age of 52. Theres a newspaper on the wall in the epilogue that says that. Fred probably died during a climbing accident by falling into a crevice or similar. His body has never been found (hence the memorial). The story is the story the kid made up in his head to imagine how his uncle could have survived, he viewed him as a genius (he was expert in quantum physics as a wall says), and imagined that in his ice tomb he survived with a mystical travel device, that he was living with happy and nice creatures in a small paradise inside the mountains... He imagined himself traveling in that world. just like his uncle did, to find him again, but, in the end, lose him forever (admit his death
I remember myself writing an E-Mail to the developers after finishing the game where I asked if there will be more. I was emotionally taken by this game. The world is wonderful, the story is really good and the characters are just likeable (of course it's not a big complex game, but it doesn't have to, to be impactful). Do yourself a favor, take 3 hours of your life, grab something to eat and play this game. It's totally worth it.
A Story About My Uncle is a first person physics based platformer. The main character reads a bedtime story to his daughter, about his (You guessed it) Uncle Fred as you play through the game. You explore the deep caves and strange world as you try to find him. You are there to answer the many questions you have about your uncle and what he has done. Good: - Pretty and unique Environment - New ideas - Interesting story delivery - Sense of freedom - Very fun to parkour around - Nice soundtrack Bad: - Tedious at times - Quite short (<4 Hours) - Little replayability - Can be frustrating - Dialogue is meh Gameplay: (Terrible) (Very Bad) (Bad) (Okay) (Good) (Very Good) (Amazing) Graphics - Okay Soundtrack - Good Atmosphere - Okay Controls - Good Overall Gameplay: Good Difficulty - Not too hard Replay Value - Very low Worth - £5 Overall Rating: It's a very fun and interesting game w
A Story About My Uncle is a narrative focused, first person platforming adventure developed by Gone North Games and published by Coffee Stain Studios. The game has great sound and music design, surreal environments, jaw-dropping visuals, and much, much more. The story not only puts emphasis on the main plot and characters, but also on the side plot and side characters. You play as a dad telling his daughter a story about how his uncle, Fred, goes missing and how the dad goes after him. The father comes across his uncles' invention, a suit which has a grappling hook and lets you take no fall damage, to help the dad find his uncle. On your journey you will traverse through a multitude of different environments, while meeting numerous side characters that will help you on your way. The narrative is the soul of the game, but it's done in a simple and subtle manner that you, the player, have
This game is absolutely priceless. Graphics are spot on, the story is amazing and the gameplay is wonderful. Enjoyed every moment playing this game, teared a bit at the ending. It's just awesome.
the original developer who made this game before he sold the rights was from my town we buried him today he was only 23 this is all i have of him left he was my dear friend and brother thanks for finishing the game fully.
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