LIMBO

游戏大部分流程为解密跑酷，这个作品里最棒的一点是他没有为这个故事解说一句话，而是让玩家自己去猜自己去想象这个世界发生了什么

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(+) I really liked the atmosphere. It's essentially just black, white, and shades of gray, yet the atmosphere is incredible. (+) Excellent storytelling through atmosphere and environmental design. We are given virtually no exposition or background information, and the game simply lets the world speak for itself. (+) I loved the decision to use different ambient sounds instead of a traditional soundtrack. They perfectly emphasize the feeling of loneliness in this dark world. The game basically wants to put you in the mindset of walking alone down a dark street, through a park, or in a forest at night, where every sound makes you uneasy. You could describe the whole experience with one line from Al Pacino's Scent of a Woman: "What life? I got no life! I'm in the dark here!" (+) The visuals are very simple, yet there are so many beautiful shots, and the game is incredibly aesthetic. Despite looking simple on the surface, a tremendous amount of work went into the visual presentation, with many different techniques being used to achieve that look. (+) I really liked the simplicity of the controls. There are basically only five buttons. (+) I liked that the game doesn't try to be difficult for the sake of being difficult. Instead, it focuses on small puzzles scattered throughout the journey. It's a great approach for an indie game. (+) I especially liked that most of the puzzles are based around physics. (+) I also appreciated that the game doesn't seem to artificially stretch its runtime. (-) The parasite flies that take control of your body get pretty annoying. The game basically turns into: go this way to change your direction, then go the other way to change your direction again, then go somewhere else to change it again. It's simply boring compared to the other challenges the game offers. (-) The game's short length is both a positive and a negative. The atmosphere is great, but the game is so short that I didn't have enough time to fully immerse myself in it and really experience everything it had to offer. It's like reading a great short story that ends way too quickly. On one hand, you enjoyed it, but on the other, you're left thinking: "Why did it end so quickly? I didn't get to enjoy it enough. Give me more." A high-quality indie game, both visually and gameplay-wise, that you can finish in one evening. If you can get it at a 90% discount, it's cheaper than a movie ticket, which makes it an easy recommendation. 8.5/10