A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Reviews
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead delivers a chilling and immersive stealth-horror experience. The game combines tension-filled gameplay with a unique survival aspect, using sound to build suspense. While its slow pace and repetitive mechanics may not appeal to everyone, the game excels in atmosphere, visuals, and its connection to the A Quiet Place franchise. If you enjoy methodical, tension-driven gameplay, this is a must-play for fans of stealth and horror.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead tells an original story set in the Quite Place universe, which offers about eight hours of survival horror. The game has its moments, but too often it stumbles over its own concept. Sneaking quietly through each level just isn't fun, and in many places the super-accurate monsters will strike without warning.
Review in Finnish | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, despite being based on the horror film series A Quiet Place, has managed to stand as an independent and creative work in its own right. While it has some weaknesses in gameplay, it has successfully captured the world of A Quiet Place through its narrative and sound design, arguably even better than the films.
Review in Persian | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead offers an intriguing story that draws you in immediately, but the game gradually starts to lose pace and repeat its ideas, which ultimately puts it at most above average.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
In conclusion, we are talking about a rather classic first-person horror game, where it is vital to hide and not get hunted down by aliens who will hunt you down at every turn. A game unfortunately poor in plot, with good gameplay for those who will really manage not to go crazy in the process and with an extremely faithful cinematic-to-video game transposition. Approved for lovers of the genre and the movies.
Review in Italian | Read full review
If you’re familiar with the movies, you know that the whole point is not making any noise, and the nail-biting tension of having to open every door slowly, walking on sand where available or having to take detours because the most logical path would be too noisy are the pillars of the experience. Does it make for a compelling videogame? Despite a few shortcomings, I feel that it does, as the game’s excellent graphics and tense atmosphere put a nice little ribbon on the package. But this isn’t a game for everyone.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead offers an intense and thrilling horror experience reminiscent of Alien: Isolation, capturing the essence of the films. However, its forced slowness and repetitive stealth mechanics can become tedious over time.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
As a fan and follower of Stormind Games, I eagerly awaited the release of A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead. I was curious to see how the team would handle a franchise and partnership that is quite unique in our domestic production landscape. Given the studio’s past work, I wasn’t too surprised by the quality of this peculiar survival horror. It demonstrates Stormind's growth and integrates effectively with the film's world. It offers an oppressive and obsessive experience, which isn’t for those looking for an adrenaline-packed horror. But if approached the right way, it holds plenty of surprises. Plus, it comes at a very affordable price.
Review in Italian | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is an impressively authentic horror adventure, followed by an intense story that grabbed my attention from start to finish. Most movies that turn into games are usually underwhelming, but this game is one of the exceptions.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a movie-tied survival horror romp that works rather well as a game. If you enjoyed the movies or horror games, this is sure to give you a good spook. For a horror video game based on a movie, it's surprisingly good. The phonogram mechanic makes perfect sense with the movie's premise, the visuals are great, and the game is scary when the time is right.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a better game than I expected. It’s good, but it could have honestly been a lot better, even great. The developers have, for the most part, successfully managed to translate the movie’s unique and engaging premise into game form. However, uneven level design and repetitive gameplay holds it back from being truly great. I hope we get more from A Quiet Place, as there’s so much untapped potential in bringing it to gaming form, but this is a solid enough first effort.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead has the task of transporting the terror proposed by the famous film series into a videogame experience. Although the title has some elements of repetitiveness and technical problems, the game manages to maintain an eerie atmosphere and utilises sound design to best engage the viewer.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Although the concept of the film is faithfully reproduced, the successful video game remake is not successful. The main mechanics dampen the pace too much, handing the audience a poorly executed and unoriginal product.
Review in Italian | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead might not be an action game and definitely doesn’t have the best story, but it is authentic, and as a lover of the movie universe that certainly made this a special experience. If you haven’t watched the movies then the closest game comparison is Alien: Isolation. This game left me with a tension-filled quietness even when not playing it and that’s all you can really ask for from a good horror game. As a fan of the movie series, I certainly consider this as a must play.
Interestingly, I still consider A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead a title that deserves to be played at some point. While it's not a bad game, it doesn't quite reach the same level of depth as other works in the genre, such as Alien: Isolation and The Last of Us. The game keeps you on the edge of your seat, but it loses steam as you go along. It could certainly be better, but it's still worth the experience.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is fun if you’re looking for an entertaining horror game. It has a lot of fun mechanics that add a lot of nuances to each level while throwing in fun death mazes for you to navigate. But being said, the Death Angels AI isn’t the best, and many of the story beats aren’t as heavy-hitting as their movie counterparts.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a quite good mid-price title. Don't expect technical or gameplay innovations, but fans of the movie franchise should get their fix out of it.
Review in German | Read full review
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead’s sound effects, compelling plot, and stunningly eerie visuals undoubtedly add something special to the stealth-horror genre, even though it doesn’t reinvent it. Although it has some shortcomings—the AI can be a little too predictable at times, and the level design occasionally seems to be trying to actively work against you—all in all, it’s a fun stealth experience that both franchise fans and horror enthusiasts will enjoy.
A stealth game with engaging interaction mechanics and cool aliens, weakened by spotty AI and lackluster characters.
Movie adaptations in video games rarely hit the mark, but A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a solid game overall, though it falls short of a true horror experience.