
Carefully capture tracks of your actions, then play them back to solve puzzles with the aid of your recorded ghosts. Immerse yourself in a cerebral first-person puzzle platformer, where strategically thinking several steps ahead is the key to success.
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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[h1] Do you remember Portal, Antichamber, Q.U.B.E. or Magrunner? This game fall right into same category of first person puzzle platformers. Playback Loop is all about recording your movement and playing it back hence the name. Some levels require you to think outside the box and finding solution is always satisfactory. Whole experience is rather short so it can be completed in one sitting. Highly recommended! [/h1]
A Cool, refreshing take on a puzzle platformer. Nothing less then what you expect from TopHat! More similar to viewfinder then portal if I really had to give it a comparison.
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
The lack of an inverted Y-axis option makes this game unplayable for me, unfortunately. That said, I really appreciate that it includes resolution and frame rate settings. Something that's often missing in many indie titles I've played recently, so it's definitely a positive point.
Worth any money (did not paid anything)
I Love this game, because it has a unique Game Mechanic and it's quite fun, however a few Level were a bit to much for my two brain cells ^^' I also enjoy the graphics and the Level Design!
I don't know why, but Chapter 4 introduces a lot of logic that requires interaction with previous records, which requires a lot of subtlety. Failure to do so will result in rerecording records for about ten minutes.I know how to solve the level, but is it annoying to do too much repetitive work while solving problem
[i][u]Recorder Puzzles from The Talos Principle: The Game[/u][/i]
Nice free first person puzzle game. The mechanics are explained cleanly and it was nice going through it. Did not have any issue with the puzzles, they flowed nice and were quite easy (though timing is required). Well I gave up on one puzzle of chapter 5 (which I think is the last chapter?) so will see when I feel like coming back to it to finish the game. For free, is neat!
fun and unique puzzles and cool art, overall high quality experience
There could be more options for running the game on lower detail, as the game feels slow and floaty on less powerful machines.
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| $16.9K | 103 | 74% | $6.99 | |
| $12K | 62 | 63% | $11.99 | |
| $2.4K | 34 | 76% | $3.99 | |
| $1.4K | 25 | 92% | $2.99 |