
Uncertain of his sister's fate, a boy enters LIMBO
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Playtime: 8 hours, Steam Deck A good and short puzzle-based side scroller where progression is focused on trying things and messing up, picking yourself back up and trying again knowing what you now know. This game is intentionally comical at times even without dialogue or any sort-of story via gameplay mechanics and untimely deaths. The art style is really nice and looks really cool on an OLED screen given its heavy usage of blacks. Audio is also great. Entertaining, unique, and a times slightly challenging. Overall though, it's an easy and relaxed game.
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I mean it's basically free so if you've got time to burn then why not. But I'm giving this a thumbs down because: one of the magnet chapters is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nonsense and a few of the gravity chapters are unintuitive, and the ending is incredibly unsatisfying(though I'm assuming that's exactly what they were going for, considering the title)
Pues es un simple, hay puzles pero es muy deprimente,
The controls could be more responsive, but the game is enjoyable overall.
Everyone has that one game they'll always remember. For me, it's LIMBO. This wasn't just another game for me—it was the beginning of my Steam journey. LIMBO was the first game I ever bought on Steam, and it marked the point where I decided to stop pirating games and start supporting the people who make them. Because of that, this game will always mean more to me than just another title in my library. As for the game itself, it's amazing. The atmosphere is haunting, the puzzles are satisfying, and the way it tells its story without saying much is something I really appreciated. It's a short experience, but every moment feels memorable. Years from now, when my Steam library is filled with hundreds of games, I know I'll still come back to LIMBO and remember where it all began. Thank you, Playdead, for creating the first game in my Steam library. I don't think I'll ever forget it.
Jogo bom, nostalgico!
this game is so good simple and everything and the end of this game gives me a weird feel but...this feel is actually good...i love this game
pretty cool puzzle platformer. the puzzles seem so simple on paper, but are actually super challenging. it does require a LOT of trial and error though, which gets pretty annoying after a while.
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Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian +2 more
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