
After discovering an ancient portal, you suddenly find yourself among the remnants of an ancient alien civilization. Technological relics, sprawling ruins, and cryptic puzzles are all that remain. If you are to learn their secrets, you must unearth the fate of the race that called this world home.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 47 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
If Daft Punk made The Talos Principle. This game will mellow you out.
I enjoyed this game for what it was...a mindless puzzle game with a nice soundtrack and well-built world. The puzzle portion is simple and easy to figure out. Put block on pad to activate laser. The worlds within worlds, without much distinction, got VERY confusing. At least make them all look a little different or have circles all over one and squares all over another, etc. I was so turned around most of the time. I'd have enjoyed some direction in that regard. I also found it annoying how much walking around aimlessly was involved... I have seen that in a few open world games like this, but there was really no direction on where things MIGHT be located, so you find yourself literally drifting off to sea sometimes. There wasn't much of a point to two of the puzzles [spoiler] (big computer thingy and cube with cubes in it..) which was annoying. But thank goodness, because if you didn't pick up all the random cubes, you'd have had to, very impossibly, retrace your steps to find the ones (or one in my case) you were missing.) I'd have given up. [/spoiler] Like I started this out with, I enjoyed it for what it was. I am really glad I got it on sale.
very unique and harmonic. alas a bit short, but when I read it's a kickstarter project, I knew why. This game has so much more potential but it would take more time and that might not have been available
I first played this game for a couple of hours and found I lost interest in it - it wasn't clear where I was supposed to go or what I had to do. The premise was appealing - solving puzzles in alien environments but there just seemed to be something missing for me so I put the game aside. Three months later, I picked it up again and was glad I did! Even though I couldn't remember where I'd been in the game or what I'd achieved 3 months earlier, for some reason, the game fell into place and I developed a rhythm (which is not to say the game is predictable or boring) and began to enjoy the complexity of the puzzles as they seemed to have a meaning and logic to them that clearly escaped me the first time I played it! That's all by the by - in the end, I found this a fun game to play - the puzzles are challenging without being too hard, the visuals are vibrant and I enjoyed the laid-back soundtrack that even strayed into jazz territory at some points. I think the uplifting soundtrack kept me going as much as anything else did in this game. It was a gentle ending and I was glad I stuck with Epitasis to see it through to the end!
谜题设置的还行,但有些场景里光线和亮度变化实在让人眼晕,引起生理不适的程度,从最上面的两则预告片里就可见一斑。如果你夜里玩电脑时不能开灯,我建议你别买。
Negative for me. I couldn't even get started as I couldn't map or have any keyboard controls using the common QWERTY keyboard. It has the AZERTY keyboard but no help in how you can configure it. A total non-started for me.
I LOVE playing this game to wind down after a long work shift. I played this game mostly on my steam deck and for a long time every time I played I always fall asleep about 10-30 minutes of game time. So my progress was very slow. It was until I finally tried to move my save file to my pc because I wanted to experience the game on a bigger screen with better visual settings and sadly I couldn't get it to transfer. So I started the game from scratch and didn't realize how short this game is/realize how close I was to finishing the game. I got stuck when trying to get the circle puzzle piece so I had to go around the game a few times before finding what I missed, but overall I enjoyed it and will definitely enjoy the soundtrack. I recommend this to anyone looking to play a game to help wind down/relax on the couch/bed or on your steam deck. I think my total play time on the steam deck is 3 hours but PC takes more because I started from the beginning and sped through until I got to where I was. However, I played more on my steam deck because after a few minutes I just end up falling asleep 😂
A laser puzzle game with a nice soundtrack, and a nice enviornment. Not really much more to say, there isn't much of a story, and the puzzles are rather basic. Its something I'd recommend buying for your kids to play, but for anyone else there's not much here.
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There is no help or instructions of any kind. Not even basic controls.
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