In every tiny moment or flourish, Unsighted shows itself as a true labour of love, generous and complex with something to say that could only have possibly been said by the people responsible for it

My main criticism of the game is that it’s too much - it’s best ideas are often obscured by a lot of mechanical chaff that leads to a pretty uneven experience that feels like the video game made inside someone’s imagination as a teen for better and for worse

Ambitious, messy, but above all, spirited and earnest in a way few games are