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Platform, Strategy, Adventure, Indie
"Unto The End is a 2D cinematic combat-adventure that charts a journey of loss and vengeance, told through unforgiving encounters, skillful combat, and stark moments of beauty. Fight your way through an indifferent wilderness as you search for the creature that has taken everything from you."
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Overwhelming, dark, relentless and demanding.
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DualShockersMehrdad KhayyatDec 20209/10Unto The End is a hardcore, lifelike action-adventure that offers a brutally challenging experience in a dark world.
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TheSixthAxisAran SuddiDec 20209/10Unto The End is a challenging game, but not overwhelmingly so. Each combat scenario is unique which keeps things fresh, while the world itself looks nice and hints at a wider world that cares little of your character's adventure. A handful of fights are frustrating and will hold you up, but Unto The End does not overstay its welcome and is easy to recommend to those who enjoy tough fighting challenges.
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KeenGamerEdgardo GallardoDec 20208.5/10Unto the End is an atmospheric 2D action-adventure game perfect for those looking for a challenge. Its art, combat system, and environmental storytelling showcase the love and care put into this game evident. However, its greatest virtues also make it almost inaccessible for more casual audiences.
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NintendoWorldReportJoshua RobinJan 20213.5/10I understand why someone would enjoy Unto The End. I'm sure that some players out there like being kicked in the teeth with their hands tied behind their back. That, personally, sounds like a bad time, much like Unto The End wasn't a good time. If I wanted to play a game that didn't function as described, I would at least play a game that kind of wanted me to like it.
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The Digital FixMike MersonDec 20204/10Even with clear intentions and a striking presentation, Unto the End's borderline broken combat mechanics drag the experience down into a spiral of misery.
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IGDB rating 7.2/10 from 11 ratings.
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