Thanks for the heads up! Looks like something I might buy.

Very intriguing... Looks quite good.


I am hoping for a time when every single adventure game review doesn't feel the need to mention the "revival", "resurgence" or "resurrection" of the genre. That will mean adventure games are not scarce anymore. Still, that day is not today.

Nice one, though, thanks for linking.


Logical puzzles are a plus for me. :)

i dig the art style in this game. reminds me of comic book artist sean murphy's sketchy but highly detailed style.

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Shows they don't know there own game : Found this video on youtube : Unforeseen Incidents - First impression/walkthrough PART 1
says its 2h 12 minutes... if correct, this means the game will take a few hours to complete which is good for a game listed at 19.99 of which we get : 3.80 OFF ANY FUTURE PURCHASE so that would make the actual price 16.19 which is an okay 'list' price.

The first 'chapter' seems to be free of lightning which is a good thing cause many times games are laoded with scenes with dark weather and fullscreen lightning which will add to the game but also lots of sore eyes and more :D
so i hope they went easy on the lightning :D

Anyway its unity game again? cahnces are very big my cpu wiill barbeQ again ... the sad thing is only few users have same problem so it will never be fixed.... thats why i was looking for a demo before i get saddled up again with another shelfgame ( thats where bad CPU misusing unitygames end).
Thing is there are unity games that do perform well ... problem is no demo ( i wonder why ?:D) so how will a refund go when a unitygame is burning the cpu with a continous cpu load of 40% or even higher?

I would like to buy it BUT ............. i might be scrwd again :D so what's my guarantee the game will behave on my i5 750 and GTX 750 ti 2 gb ..... too many questions.....

Nice graphical style. Reminds me of some older comics.

yup, and older games, good games, good performance.... i'm afraid to get unitygames because of the very bad experience , same goes for awfull wintermute and visionaire players used to play games.... poorly optimised code

My last game was with a female fox or wolf , the game was supposed to be fixed regarding CPU usage but its still too hot... so nothingfixed in my case , then again if only 1 or a handful gamers have that problem... i guess they say tough luck , and thats what scares me out of buying unitygames and other games made with 'klik n play tools'

"Unforeseen Incidents"
Famous last words after a one night stand?

yes maybe ? or after buying a wintermute, visionaire or unity or other click n play tool related games that devs developed ...
Anyway finally there is a game i might buy since months ( nothing arrived i like) and now its a unity engine game again ( pillars .... same havent played it same bad thing: cpu roasting ....)

i like the pixel art gaems 2 yo

Art style is detailed, story looks intriguing and price is on par with "never pay more than 20 buck for videogame."
Onto the shelf it goes.

definitely going on my 'to buy' list, when funds permit

I guess i will wishlist it till 2019 by then the game should have been on a sale and 7.99 maybe worth the risk, afteral it is a Unity game again, and 1 or 2 out of 8 bought games made with unity perform well.

So until i win the Jackpot ( which will never happen ) and able to buy the latest hardware (also adream never come true :D) fit with the max number of best and most expensive fans, then i might buy unity games (might)

Anyway if the Unitygames would be at sale at 99 cents i would take the risk and buy the game :D
cause there is little to no support from gamedevelopers if the problems are not bug related..... :D

Typical reply of any dev ( Steam has dozens of those)
" despite all our efforts we were unable to reproduce the "bla bla bla bla ...." : we tried ... (more bla bla bla bla")
or in short:

"son you are on your own :D"

If a gamedev says "we will look into it but ....and we cant promise ... and more bla bla bla then better start worrying :D
You can imagine the gamedevs like a sketch where someone calls a shop and ask if they have certain parts in stock:
after you asked the friendly salesperson he/she will say:

" Just a moment sir/madam i will search the storage room ... hold on please ...

instead of actually going there she or he moves his fingers in walking position .... on the desk .... a few minutes later : " i'm sorry sir/m'am we are all out of stock....

Thats the way gamedevs work, most of them, some of them a very small number actually will help you out.
Many 'bad' devs (happens a lot at Steam) 'buy' good reviews by giving free keys :D
So the term What can't be cured must be endured. that is used in this topic by topic starter fits the bill perfect, never heard of it so i wanted to make sure what it meant :

Google:

idioms.thefreedictionary.com/
If you cannot do anything about a problem, you will have to live with it. Alan: No matter what I do, I can't make the dog stop barking in the middle of the night. Jane: What can't be cured must be endured, then, I guess.