Open the doors between your everyday reality and a dark unholy world to unveil the mystery of the disappearance of your child. Explore both worlds to find clues, solve puzzles, decide whether you infiltrate or fight brutal enemies and stand up to an aberrant establishment.
Unholy is a wasted opportunity. A work that could have been a good and memorable indie title. But due to fundamental problems such as a weak story, shallow characterization, and repetitive gameplay; along with a multitude of bugs and severe technical problems, it will create an unpleasant experience for the player. The only positive points of Unholy...
In the realm of gaming where the lines between reality and fantasy blur, "Unholy" stands out as a compelling and eerie journey developed by the innovative minds at Duality Games. This psychological thriller invites players to step into an immersive dual-world experience as they embark on a quest to uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of a beloved...
I didn’t end up finishing the game due to too many crashes and poor optimization. However, I reached chapter seven, although it was a gruelling journey. Unholy’s story isn’t very complex and is easy to understand. Notes you find tend to repeat the same gibberish. I liked the concept of your ammo being emotions, but I wish they played a bigger part in...
Unholy has some good moments, but it's let down with some odd gameplay choices and some janky cutscenes and poor acting.
It’s hard to recommend Unholy. Outside of the environmental design, the mechanics don’t do much to scare or otherwise engage the player, the story is flat and uninteresting, and the characters are about as wooden as their animations.
