The opening minutes of Unto the End definitely help to set your expectations of what this game is all about. You?re in a sparse looking wilderness and waved off by your family to go hunting for food. Of course it isn?t long before you get into trouble. After trying to chase after a deer you end up falling through some thin ice into a strange cave system filled with eerie looking creatures. You are all alone and no one is coming to help you.
The game has a very simplistic style, not just in how it looks but also in how much information it gives you. There isn?t a lengthy tutorial to ease you into the game and there also isn?t loads of information splashed across the screen to tell you how much health you have or where to go next. Instead you have to pay attention and look out for the little details, like a few pixels of blood dripping down your beard, or a doorway hidden in the gloom.
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