UNBEATABLE

im so torn with this game because it's a buggy broken mess at the moment, nothing makes sense and it flows really stilted between scenes and timelines dont work and yet it's so beautiful and i love it to bits i think the weird pacing works in its favour but i can see how it could turn people away

Peak. I have no words apart from this is truly just true Peak. I literally feel like I'm in heaven whilst playing this

If UNBEATABLE were just an animation, I could say it’s visually appealing with a nice art style, but as a game, it’s really weak. It has neither engaging gameplay nor a compelling story. Even the dialogues lack depth—they mostly feel like the characters are just reading lines off a script, with no real emotion coming through! It’s really unfortunate that the game doesn’t deliver good gameplay, especially since I expected it to be more gameplay-focused rather than story-driven. Honestly, it was a letdown.

extremely low start, lot of dialogue with nothing much that is said, the part of the "rythm game" is ok at best and happens waaay to rarely. Some section are dragged a lot and very boring (prison), overall i wouldnt recomend it

Genuinely one of the most passionate, heartfelt games I have ever played. The music, art style, and story are incredible, and the story in particular is quite intriguing. The rhythm gameplay is addicting and possibly one of the best examples of an "easy to learn, difficult to master" scenario. The voice acting is really well done, with a lot of standout moments. The humor is great, and the voice acting only amplifies it. Prisonball is prisonball. The game has this energy to it that grabs your attention as soon as you launch it and start the setup sequence for the first time. The sheer love and passion put into it is undeniable. Even with its current jank in story mode, it does everything so unapologetically that it either doesn't matter. With all of that said, if the game didn't fully capture your attention immediately upon seeing it, but you still want to play it, I would recommend waiting around a month or so from launch to experience the story. Despite how genuinely amazing it is, it's quite unpolished in certain areas, which could detract from some people's experience, especially for those who aren't fully dedicated to finishing it. Some scene transitions are especially rough at the moment. Even with this, many of those little imperfections make it feel more real, more natural, more human. Though, everything is so minor that, for the most part, I would expect it to be fixed quite quickly. As of writing this, they have already pushed out three patches within the week since launch and are planning to add features such as an episode select before their team goes on winter break. All in all, it's already one of my favorite games of all time.