A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a single-player horror adventure game inspired by the critically acclaimed blockbuster movie franchise. Survive in silence.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a stealth, survival horror and female protagonist game
developed by Stormind Games
and published by Saber Interactive.
Released on October 17th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 1,583 reviews of which 1,227 were positive and 356 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit + (22H2 update or later)
- Processor: CPU Ryzen 3 1200, Core i5-4690
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1660; RX Vega 64
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD is recommended
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Overall, I enjoyed the game but there’s a lot of issues. I played on hard and noticed the monsters always know where you are and will constantly corner you despite not making noise. They’re supposed to be patrolling/wandering but it’s all an illusion, the ai always knows where you are and many times it’s scripted to close in on you when you’re close to an objective even if you’re quiet. This was very frustrating, especially during some of the more difficult sections. Also, I’d keep a close eye on the noise detector and I’d clearly stay within the limits of background noise but still get noticed. Problems like that really soured the experience. There’s some technical issues as well, mainly the screen flickering (only happened in the first level). The story was decent but characters do stupid stuff for no reason sometimes, usually resulting in someone’s death. Graphics are pretty good. One odd thing too is they kept adding new mechanics throughout the game up until the final level LOL there’s a ton of mechanics but they’re all half baked. A valiant effort, could’ve been better but I still liked it… Score: 6/10
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Currently about halfway through the game, and it's got a lot of goods! But it also has some bads that just sadly can't be ignored. THE GOODS: -The game looks and runs phenomenally, I'm so used to movie tie-in/movie-based games looking/running like absolute crap. But TRA's visuals are actually consistently above the bar. The characters don't look like they're made of rubber and the Death Angels are just *chefs' kiss* -The acting is great. The dynamic between Alex and Martin is adorable, and the rest of the cast does pretty well in their own right. -Gameplay hits the mark! I played with the microphone function on and navigating through the amazing and scary environments was made even more immersive and intense with it. The asthma system is very unique and keeps the player from getting too complacent. -The sound design is great. The Death Angels sound like they do in the movies, the heartbeat in your ears during tense moments makes you FEEL the tension. The level of quality and attention to every sound detail is stunning. THE BADS: -A few bugs took me out of it at points. For some reason the microphone function would only start working when I paused and unpaused. During the section where you discover throw-able items not only did the microphone system not work, but the asthma system also broke completely until I paused and unpaused. Still a lot of kinks that need working out. -Someone got a little too excited with the horror stings. They get set off at the most harmless of actions. The biggest thing is they go off when the Death Angel reaches where you threw a distraction item, which is annoying and confusing because you can't tell if YOU set it off or not. -The flashlight is powered by a potato. Not even a good potato, it's like a sweet potato. -The game has the same problem a lot of horror games have for me; once you die, the tension and fear turns into annoyance. The more you die, the more of a slog it may feel. -If the wooden plank is the only method of passage, ESPECIALLY in a Death Angel section, it should not make THAT much noise. -The yellow paint everywhere, while understandable due to the cluttered environments, is a bit silly. There's even one for where you put down a box of beer in one of the prequel segments. I have no doubt this is due to the results of play-testing, so it's not a deal breaker. But still very goofy. -I'm only about halfway through, but I have a feeling the gameplay may get more and more repetitive. However if they keep adding in new mechanics as the game goes on, I definitely think it'll alleviate the monotony. Overall, this is definitely a step out of the comfort zone of Stormind Games, who's previous title was an isometric fantasy RPG. But it's a step well taken, and with Saber Interactive's support, they've made one of the few actually GOOD Movie Universe Games. 7/10, Still needs some polish but is still enjoyable and immersive.
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Finished the game, took me about 8 hours It's fun, it's not as scary as you think but it's 100% annoying for some segments, I call them Stalker segments, where you are in an area with a Death Angel Honestly, if you like A Quiet Place, this is the game for you and I'm a fan of the franchise so I totally recommend it FYI: Would I buy the game right now? I think wait for it. At least a few updates because the game is slightly broken from audio, frame rate issues, death angels getting stuck and even AI pathing TL;DR Short game that's mainly for fans of the franchise but wait for updates/sale before getting it as it has issues right now
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I did a single play through on normal. The game starts off pretty slow. About mid-way through the game you'll get introduced to more mechanics and interact with the monster more. I enjoyed later on we got to chain the mechanics together to get around and avoid the monster. Overall, it's a solid horror game, it stays true to the a quiet place universe. You need to be very quiet and take things slow or you're a goner. I give it a 7 out of 10.
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Love the first two movies and this game honestly. I was surprised by the atmosphere and how the sound mechanics worked. It was 30 dollars and has a pretty good amount of content. People saying its too boring and easy most likely played it on easy mode since I played normal and it was surprisingly difficult. I only had one bug and it instantly fixed itself because the monster killed me and just reset at the closest checkpoint which was fine since it was in chase mode. People saying the game isnt optimized just lied It ran perfectly for me. Story was actually better than I thought it would be, while predictable at times, its not poorly written. Oh and anyone who says its slow and boring...... yeah? thats the point.... your'e supposed to be quiet.....like duh? Lastly as someone with asthma its pretty accurate from it being close to a panic attack and having trouble breathing yeah but thats only for the most severe individuals which our character is. End of the day its a solid 8/10 for me. I feel like it needs more people in it or avoiding humans at times but the story wasnt about that and wasnt portraying that. Hope this helps i had nothing to gain from this, just a solid little gem.
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Online players
21
Developer
Stormind Games
Publisher
Saber Interactive
Release
17 Oct 2024
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